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from thence to Warrington where he
will preach at the Maple Grove church
the following Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Beeson spent Wednesday,
shopping In Richmond.
Nathan Frame, an evangelist In the
Friends church attended the midweek
meeting in this place yesterday.
Harry A. Slant, the son OF Nathan
Slant, died at the home OF his father
in this place, Wednesday evening aft
er an illness OF several weeks with ty-
phoid fever. The deceased was TWEEN.
ty-three years. eleven months and
eighteen days Of age. The funeral
services were held at the home at half
past se,.en o'clock last evening Inter
ment at Fairfield, south OF Corners
vile, today. The father and two
brothers. Omer and Horace, survive.
the sister. Mrs. Carroll Ogborn having
died three months ago
Alvin Henley has gone to Cleveland.
Ohio, where he will enter the Bible
Training School.
Alfred Paxton and Mrs. Matilda
Smith were married Wednesday even.
ing at the Cottage Hotel by the Rev.
Feorge Floyd Of Everton. They will
reside in Dublin.
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HAGERST0WN, IND.

Hagerstown. Ind. Sept 3O.-Arthur
Thomas and family have stored their
goods and have gone to Connersville
where he Is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sells and child.
rem and Mrs. Michael COMMIT were
guests at supper Wednesday evening
Of Miss Rena Replogle and father
Abram Replogie.
Solomon Miller and Monterville Mil,
Ter were called to Upton by the ser.
ious illness of John Miller.
Mrs. Jennie Grey and Mrs. Edna
Reid and daughter Lucille Of Dublin
were guests ut dinner Thursday d
Mrs.. violettA Knapp.
Levi Ulrfch Of GFeensfork, and
mother, Mrs Margaret Ulrich are
guests 1t the home Of Henry Johnson
bangh-
Mr.. and Mrs.. Clifford Fouts enter
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DUBLIN, IND.

Dublin, Ind, Sept. 30.-Mrs Sarah
Z. Larsh has gone to Clarksburg, w.
Va, where she will spend several
weeks visiting her brother, William
Hallsey and family.
o. E. Stewart is erecting a dwelling
on his farm south OF town. The foun-
dalton is in and the work will be
pushed as rapidly as possible.
Miss Elva Mills has returned to
Earlham College after few days
spent with her aunt, Mrs. Martha Will
son.
Rev. Wood OF Farmland. pastor of
the Radical U. B. church is spending a
few days in Dublin
Rev. Herbert Hoffman of Winches-
ter, viii preach at the Friends
church Sunday morning, the service
beginning at half past ten o'clock.
Mrs. Frank Mckee has returned aft
er several days spent In Indianapolis
in the transaction OF business
Mrs. Elizabeth White and daughter.
Miss Emma, have returned after Wis
it with friends in Muncie.
Mrs. Bertha Holland Branson died
Ut her home in Nowata. Okla. Sep.
TENDER seventh Mrs Branson win be
remembered n the daughter Of Jasper
Holland, . former druggist Of Dublin.
She was graduated from the Dublin
High School in the class Of 'Ss.
Bishop Halleck Floyd WIN 90 to No.
hawk Saturday where he viii IN hia
appointment on Sunday, remaining In
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Cambridge City. Sept. 3o.-Earl
Barefoot and Miss RAlsie Tout spent
Thursday In Indianapolis.
Miss Lacy Feemster. after . weeks
visit with her brother. A. r. Feemster
and family. has gone to Grand Rapids,
Mich. to resume her work a. teacher
In the public schools OF that city.
George Doney. ST.. has In his yard
ON East Main street. two pear trees
and an apple tree which are In full
bloom.
Mrs. Bent Wilson and daughter
Mary Catherine. went to Spiceland.
Wednesday to visit the formers sis
ter. Mira. John 8. Griffin.
Mrs. Sarah Moffatt. OF Ogden. has
been the guest OF her daughter. Mrs
John Herbst. after having accompan
led her son. Griffin. to Richmond
whare he entered the Freshman class
at Earlham College.
John X. Smith has returned after 1
visit with his sister. Mrs. Albert. oil
Osborn. Ohio.
Miss Bessie Brown. after Q visit o,
several weeks with her sister. Mrs
Oscar Cooley. has returned to her
home In New Trenton. accompanied b,
her nephew. Master Glen Cooley.
Mossrs. George stone. John Mead
and the Misses Wilhelmina and Kate
Rouer have returned to indianapolis
after . few days spent in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred storch. south o,
town.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pusinelli has pur
s E: s.: f.: -: e; e; e: e: e:
$500 3 November.
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William Reel for several days, went
to Hamilton Wednesday for a visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Peters and Mr. and
Mrs. David Peters visited relatives in
Jonesville Wednesday.
Mrs. Nettie Thornburg of Barbours-
vile. Va, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. L. v. Reynolds.
Mrs. G. l.. Hoover and Mrs. w. R.
Clawson returned Thursday from
Dayton where they spent few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clawson.
Miss Helen Wysong has been i'll for
several days at his home on North
Barron street
Leo Sanders of Hamilton il visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Sanders.
Mrs. Fred Michael has returned
from visit with friends in Dayton.
Jonas c. Foster and Peter Willis,
veterans of the S3rd regiment, o. v.
l., were in Dayton Thursday to attend
a reunion of the survivors of this
troop.
Mrs. Mary Harbaugh Of this city.
and her brother, James Harbaugh OF
the Soldiers Home, Dayton, are ar
ranging for an extended visit at var
ious points in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Dye and
children returned Wednesday from
Bay View, Mich, after a several
months stay at thata resort.
Mrs. Anna White of Cincinnati, is a
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Woerner.
st. Elmo" the production that oc-
cupied the boards at the opera house
Wednesday evening was greeted by a
fair sized audience.
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News of Surrounding Towns

Elwood Coblentz and Mr.. Elwood
Kessler and family attended the funer.
al Of Mr. Joseph Alexander Of Pin.
hook. Wednesday. She Is a daughter
Of John Coblentz and sister of Ell.
wood Coblentz.
Mrs. A. T. Barber who has been Wis
iting at KOkomo for a week returned
home Thursday. Her sister, Mrs
Hunt OF New Madison Is visiting her q
few days.
st. Johns Catholic-First Sunday Of
each month. Morning service at 1880
Third Sunday of each month. Chris
tian Doctrine at 500 a. m. Services
at 10 q. n.
Christiaa-Sunday. $50 a. m. Bible
school: 1880 communion service
1880 p. m. preaching by T. ]. White
North Baltimore. o.
Methodist Sunday school $3.50. The
district Superintendent, DR.. 8. o
Royal will preach at New Paris OF
Sunday evsaing. October 2. viii hole
quarerly Conference on Thursday at
ternoon. Ootober 9Th at $3.50.
Pesbytesean-SuDday school s:l5 a
m. No moIning service. Teacher.
training claoo Sis: preaching 1880 n
m.
Preaching ct Gettysburg 1890 q. m
Saturday, OeeOber 8. Saturday morn
INK octobe oth = market will be bel,
by tn Plus Ultra club.
Response from the cards sent ou
by the secr ctary announcing the IN
nual reunio Il the Fifth Ohio Req
mentAl asso ton indicate that ther,
will be q 70 attendance. vhicl
takes place ;tober s and Z.
The Telephone company have de
cided not 70 by q building in to vhicl
to mus tAe1R oxchange. but will sta,
in the bank oullding for the present 4
least.
The tunegal OF Mrs. Morrison q
Richmond. 6anghter Of Mr.. and Nrs
Isaac sennett occurred ut the home o
her parents Thursday afternoon. In
terment at Spg1nelawn cemetery.
Mrs n. > fillman Of West Souor,
spent u ~ here with her parentl
Mr.. ana A. T. Barber.
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her home in Indianapolis after visit
with relatives here.

her home in Indianapolis after a visit
with relatives here. p.
Mrs. Rudicel and children have been
spending few days with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cause.
Miss Garry Byrd has returned from
a several weeks visit with relatives in
Indianapolis.
Ed Dean, who six weeks ago had
his hip injured in a fall from his wag
on, was in town Monday on crutches
The hog cholera Is still raging in
some parts OF this vicinity and is very
fatal.
William Byrd, wife and daughter at
tended q surprise on Henry Hoover
and wife at Milton, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis OF viii
liamsburg spent Sunday with Mrs. D
Doyle and family.
c. C. Poland and wife Of Dayton are
spending the week with relatives here
Miss Linnie Hatfield is visiting Mrs
Roy Copeland at Cambridge City.
Mrs. Hamm has returned from q
, visit with relatives at Germantown.
The farmers are busy sowing theil
wheat crop. Quite q large acreage Il
being sown.
George Mosey spent Sunday and
Monday in Cincinnati.
Union prayer meeting will be held
at the Friends church Thursday even
Ing.
Mrs. Mary Pagan is visiting rela
tives at Cambridge City.
VIII Roller Is preparing to erect
residence on the lot recently purchas
ed Of A. b. Carter.
Zeno Kaucher has returned from
Winchester after spending few days
with his brother. whom he had moi
seen for twenty years.
(, Harry Boyd Is assisting Henry
reetor OF Hagerstown to build a grain
elevator at Newport. Ky.
Theodore Davis assistant principal
In the Milton high school spent sun
day at home.
E. B. Reynolds Of Hagerstown spent
Monday here.
Mrs. John Ellis was pleasantly sur
prised recently by q number OF reia
tives. The occasion was her oirtn
day anniversary.
Mrs. Charles Roller OF Richmond
spent Monday with relatives here.
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%. PAL ADIU w ..
4 Want Adj. Columns

FOR SAI.E-Small. we'll improved su.
hurban premises: wei, fruited. good
house and barn. other outbuildings,
an ideal little home for the retired
farmer, or city man seeking a SUI
burban home. Price $4,000. Apply
to The ). Il. NJ. Agency. over 6
North Seventh street sept 1-tf
FOR SALE have a number OF i'm
proved farms, from 25 up to 214
acres. city property and lots; COM
mission one per cent. Kaufman.
over s2S Main st. Phone 1894.
24-tf
FO RSALE-Duroc hogs. Commons.
Webster. Phone SAC.
14-tues-wed-3wks
FOR SALE-Public sale Monday, Oct.
3rd at the David Port farm 2la
miles. southwest of Dublin. one-half
mile south of stop No. 1913 on trac-
ton. 25 head Of cattle, IL fresh
cows, the remainder springers and
fine heifers. dairy bred. Also one
Jersey bull Is months old, an extra
fine calf Sale to begin at 1880
Free lunch at noon. S. r. Port and
Geo. Owens. ASH
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new PARIS. OHIO.

New Paris. O.. Sept. 30-Miss Jesse
Cohn OF Eaton is visiting Miss 0lenna
Taylor.
Ar. and Mrs. Homer Campbsll are
moving to the Coblents property on
Last Cherry 81.
NJ. Peter Hughes Of Dayton has re-
turned home after several days visit
hese with friends.
4rs. Fern d. Reid and two daugh.
sers, Martha and Mary are visiting
Mrs.. Bunker. They expect to return
% their home In Colorado in about two
weeks.
1os. john Coblents. Mr.. and Mrs.
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bell who Ii great lover a. flowers
and has raised many beautiful astcrs
and dahlias. herself. this year was the
recipient of handsome bouquet at
roses and other flowers from Mrs.
Chas. Myers OF Cambridge City.
Several Milton people saw the air
ship enroute from Chicago to Clevo-
land. here Wednesday evening about
nine o'clock. They say II resembles
beautiful star and presented the
changing colors OF a meteor.
Messrs and Mesdames David NJ
gent. Chas. Hale and Mrs. Ernest Doty
attended the show at Cambridge City.
Wednesday night.
James Naphier deserves much
praise for the manner IN which he
cares for Westside cemetery. He nov
has charge Of Southside. Valley Grove
and Franklin cemeteries
Dwight North OF indianapolis. visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. w. n, Brown.
yesterday. Mr.. North Is brother Of
Mrs. Brown.
Oran Bragg who was shot recently
while walking along the street IL ret
ting along very we'll He Is able to
be out and was at New Castle yes
terday
Mrs. olin Boyd OF ST. Louis is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. l.. III. Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linviile Wallace visle.
ed friends at Cambridge City yester>
day.
Mrs. Virgil Newman OF Cambridge
l. xA.N~x n%A
her mother-in-law. Mrs. e. B. New
| man.
Robert Grimer expects to move his
family to Columbus soon. They will
soon return from kokomo.
! The Cary club met with Mrs. w. 4
Parkins, yesterday afternoon and op-
ened its Year with very pretty pro
| gram. The meeting WAS called to or
der by the vice president, Mrs. Park
ms and after the roll call. responded
to by quotations from Proverbs, Mrs.
Parkins made few very excellent re-
marks as to. the real aim and purpose
OF the club and that our members
should make the most OF the year to
come, after which two communities
lions from absent members were read
by Mrs. Lycurgus Beeson. assistant
secretary. One Of these was from Mrs.
Walter Wood. now In England. the
other from Mrs. r. r. Lindsay. presi-
dent OF the club and who was detained
at home by the Illness OF her mother
and the recent death az her father.
Mrs. Lycurgus Beeson then gave !
very fine report Of the Btennial con-
yention OF the National Organisatton
OF WOman's clubs, held 1t Cincinnati.
May III, to which Mesdam0s BeeoOn
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EATON. OHIO.

Eaton, o., Sept. So.-Mrs- warren
Newkirk returned to her home In Cni-
cago Thursday after . short vlt WIN
her parents. Mr.. and ME- Inou'.s
stephens
Miss rmma Reichsl Of Cincinnati
Who had beeo visiong ~ ana As'
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GRE. .NsFORk. IND.

Greessfork. III. Sept 30.-Sevsfal
from lore attso1ed the Yearly Meet,
Ing at Richmond Sunday.
William Bros was transactlns
1t RiohDond Monday.
Nh. Mary Sir1er has retnyn1a r
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE
Richmond property . specially.
Porterfield. Kelly Blk. Sth and
Main. sept3.tf
FOR SAIE-One good Garland Steel
Range; call on Chas. Johanning.
1886 Main st. 30-2t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HAIR weaving, manicuring, face mas
sage and scalp treatment Shampoo
ing. S6c. Open of evenings till s
O'Clock. Miss Steward, Is South
Sixth. may25-6mo
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AUCTIONEERING- For anctioneer-
ing on farm. personal property. etc.
see John Kenworthy. $50 n. 18th.
sept20-wed&sun-1 mo
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PATENTS procured. also sold on
commission. Positively nc advance
fee. Patent Exchange. Jenafer Build
ing. Washington. d. C. may2e-t:
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STRAYED-Thursda noon. white
Poodle Pup. Notify Phone 1855.
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Attend Mrs. H;ser's Business School.
Opens Sept. 10. Phone 2177. 30-tf
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COn SALE-Six room house with
bath. furnace and electric light.
$2.300.O0, Phone 1872. 17-tf
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FOR SALE-Lot on END street, oppo-
site beautiful Glen Miller. This lot
will be worth $4,000 next spring;
will sell for $575.00. ia South sth.
Phone 1856. 301t
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FOR SALE-Farm of 200 acres. two
miles south OF Hiser's Station on the
Milton road. inquire Mr.. VIM.
. Dicks. 112 n. It'll st. 29-tf
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FOR SALE

Richmond property . speciality. Por-
terrified. Kelly Blk. 9Th Z Main.
Aug8-tf
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She Told Him.
II wonder why women always get
or cars the wrong way" said the aver
age man.
Because the car Is always running
the wrong way" explained the aver
age woman. with conviction. Buffalo
Express.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Choice residence lot
first eSuare South 18th St DR.. Ew'
tnG. 33.st
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CABINET SHOP.
Saving. growing. interior remodel
ing, job work. De Banto Shop.
Phone 1857. sept2-1mo
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FOR SALE or trade for Richmond
property. two modern houses in fine
location In Indianapolis. very at
tractive. Address p. o. box 81. Rich.
mond. Indiana. jly9-tf
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STORAGE.
Don't forget Atkinson and his fire
proof building when you want to
store furniture. Phone 1945. 4th
and Main street. junol6-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24
R OVER THE o60
- aAaN II
SD TEA CUPS 49,
ENTERTAINs INFORMALLY.

Phillips at her home in Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24

One of the seasons most enjoyable
social events occurred last Saturday
evening in the banquet hall of the Ma
sonic temple when the Hammond Wom-
ans club celebrated their annual Gen
tleman's Evening" This meeting of
all of the meetings of the club year is
always looked forward to with keen
anticipation for the reason that it is
the only meeting to which the members
may invite their friends and extend to
them the clubs hospitality The ar
ranging and carrying into effect the
evenings entertainment was under the
competent direction of Mrs. H. F.
Meikle who was assisted by a very
able committee. The hall was decor
ated simply and appropriately in the
clubs colors, white and yellow The
guests and members were received by
the ex-presidents of the club and then
ushered to their seats by a number of
young girls. Promptly at o'clock Mrs.
Meikle in a sweet and characteristic
way, extended to the club and it's
friends choice words of greeting She
then introduced the entertainers of the
evening: The Clara Mae McCloud com
pany." Their program consisted of pi-
ano solos, vocal solos, readings and a
one-act play. The program was very
enjoyable and afforded much laughter.
All the parts of the program were very
good. but special mention should be
made of the art of Miss Clara Mae Nc
Cloud as shown in her readings; and
also of the high quality of the read
fngs of her understudy, Edwin Glover
| At the close of this excellent program
| a social hour was spent during which
| time light refreshments were daintily
| served on tables. Mrs. Meikle and Mrs
| Jeanne Sawyer. president of the club
| presided at the coffee table. Thus
| closed one of the most successful Gen
| tlemen's Evenings" of the Woman:
] club, and the club IL indeed grateful tt
Mrs. Meikle and her committee 70
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24
4 DELIGHT ENTERTAINMENT.

A very charming society function was
held last Saturday afternoon when Mrs.
Viola Smiley entertained a number of
young ladies at her home, $50 Conkey
avenue, complimentary to her daugh-
ter. Miss Faye Smiley. The entertain
ment was in the nature of an informal
reception given for Miss Smiley whose
marriage to Mr.. Carl Thomas of East
Chicago has been announced for Sat
urday, Feb. 5. The guests were re-
ccived informally in the parlors, which
was daintily trimmed with decorations
of pink and white. Bowls of tulips
were the only flowers An informal
program was carried out and Miss Muir
iel Wilcox entertained the guests with
several readings and also rendered
few musical selections. Several of the
guests played bridge whist. At 5
O'Clock small tables were placed in the
parlors and the guests were served
with dainty three course luncheon.
The favors were pink tulips. The
guests presented Miss Smiley with sew
eral beautiful gifts in honor of her
approaching marriage. Several other
pleasant functions are being planned
for the week at which the young ladies
VIII be invited guests The following
were present: Misses Anne Linderman
| of Lafayette, Ind, Louise Mitchell of
Douglas Park, Chicago, Anne Calvin
| of Indiana Harbor, Celia Cohn of East
| Chicago, Mrs. Earl Robertson and the
| Misses Mary and Mona Krost, Irene
Mott, Muriel Wilcox, Bertha Hansen.
| Julia Wall, Minnie Turner Genevive
Hastings, Margaret Reinholtz. Flor
ence Jackson and Mae Campbell
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24
a coMMITTEE MEETING.

There will be meeting of the MEM
bers of the history committee of the
Hammond Woman's club this afternoon
al the home of Mrs. A. S. Stanton in
Truman avenue. The subject study at
the meeting will be the state of Utah
and Mrs A. P. Wall will be in charge.
She will be assisted by the following
Hickey. A. f. Stanton and Eta Dake.
The following ladies will serve on the
social COMMITTEES: Mesdames Is. E.
Escher, chairman; E. S. Cooper. Fife,
W. II. Spellman and Elizabeth Shields.
At the close of the program an enjoy
able time will be spent socially and
refreshments will be served.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24
Mismated Couples.

Two divorces We're filed in the Lake
Superior court this morning Inc one
Christian Abel has brought an action
against Eleanor Abel He alleges that
she threw everything that she could
lay her hands on at him.
He also alleged that she associated
with other men in winerooms and sa-
looms and would stay out all night or
several nights at time. He claims
that she is trying to get the custody
of the children to spite him, and he
asks the court to give him the Gus
tody of them.
Carrie Carpenter is seeking a separa-
ton from her husband. Samuel Car
penter. She claims that he is a laborer
and loses all Of his wages gambling.
She asks for the custody of the chill
dren, who are now being cared for by
friends in South Bend
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24
HEARD
RUDE
Welcome to our city. governor

Welcome TO our CITY SoNtlH'i.
But don't go too near the lake.
man needs but little coal here be-
low.
January sales are all the rage in
Gary. Some of. the bargain counters
remind me of Xmas.
Wonder how our Tom will like the
great white way.
James E. Watson, who would have
been governor If Thomas Marshall
hadn't gotten too many votes, will be
Gary's next guest of honor.
Tom KNOTS after his term of office
expires, can at least get a job of ham
mering spikes after his exhibition last
Saturday.
Have you had occasion to say. Give
me a through ticket to Hammond"
Don't make mistake and turn in a
fire alarm at one of the new boxes. 1t
may prove to be expensive.
How are you enjoying the ice ponds
or have you enough with the side
walks?
District school No. will hold a spell
ing school next Thursday eve. Come
weather you kin spell or not.
It's a cold day, but that's no sign
that it may be warmish by tomorrow.
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AN IMPORTANT MEETING.

A very important meeting of the
members of the Hammond Alumni as
scciation will be held this evening at
s o'clock in the high school hall. All
the members are urged to be present
as preparations viii be made for the
dancing party to be given at the Ma
sonic temple Friday evening, Feb. A.
The invitations to the party will be is
sued this week and several hundred
will be mailed to young people in Ham
mond and out Of the city. The party is
anticipated as one of the leading So
ciety events before the Lenten season.