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probably. after the hot weather Is over
I'll be here again two weeks from to-day.
and we'll talk especially about food for
hot weather. But you must tell me then
how the boy is getting along
The work on the piers is now in charge
OF Miss Smith, as Miss Winifred Gibbs IS
about to start for Brussels. where she Is to
read a paper on August at the annual
conference of the Congress of Home Edu-
cation Her subject will be Popular Edu
cation and Dietetics in New York City.
and the paper will treat Of the work done
by Miss Gibbs herself IN visiting the homes
OF the poorer people and instructing the
mothers in feeding and caring for Their
children. She has also been Invited to read
the paper at the third annual conference
upon THE Rational Feeding Of Man." both
conferences being under the auspices OF the
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
PIER TALKS POPULAR
Mothers Come Far to Ask Advice
About Their Children.

Il saw these food talks advertised, and
J came on purpose to ask you about my boy
He won't eat anything but meat and dry
shredded wheat biscuit"
It was after The talk on Food and
HEALTH given on the 129th street recrea-
tion pier yesterday afternoon by Miss Helen
f. Smith. of the Society for Improving the
Condition OF the Poor. and during the dis
cussion which followed the question the
troublesome boy developed into a scientific
problem the solution OF which viii be fol-
lowed with much interest by the mothers
who frequent the 129th street pier. The
mother of the boy, who had come q Ions
way in the heat 10 ask advice. explained
that he had grown very thin and had that
tired feeling all the time
"Gipe him rice and nacaroni instead Of
meat" suggested Miss Smith.
He won't eat them
Eggs then"
They make him sick"
Cereals
He can't eat them. either"
BY this time the other women present
joined In the discussion. and almost every
thing In the city markets was suggested to
the distracted mother.
He ought TO be spanked; that's all he
needs" rnuttered I schoolgirl in the back
ground
We'll Of course concluded the lecturer.
If he eats enough rare beef and shredded
wheat he is nouIished ard wouldn't I
worry about K too much But We'll go a.
the case fn a scientific way. III give you
my address, and every Gay you send me a
list Of the things your son eats and the
relative amounts Of each Then I'll look
I'D the food value OF each dish and well
4-Nz~ 1<zr1y
enough Then Wen make a list of the
things he ought to eat. and you ex-
pertinent with them until you find some
thing he likes. He'll come out all right.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
LIS PENDENS.

126TH ST us and 217 East: Mutual LII. n.
surance Co OF New York agt John Q Fay e a
foreclosure Of ntS); attorney. NcKesn-
2OTTH ST n g. f25 II OF White Plains "A
75x75; Ruggero Stanchina agt David G OfHss
ct al (action TO foreclosure mechanics LEM: az
torney, " A Keattng-
46TH ST. n .. 100 II OF sth ave. 25xiOos.
9Th ave. :, 25-6 It Of 46th ct. 25xIOo: ss
ave cor 10Th 81, ZS,1xlOo; George Thomg-
notice OF attachuent); attorney. 9 saythwtcs
Lot 100. map Of Prospect Hin estate at Ford
ham. Bronx; Title Guarantees and Trust Co ax.
Thomas Howiey ct al foreclosure OF mtg; at
torney. H Swain
18TH ST. 8. 1873 II OF Tth ave feesr
$50: Home Life Insurance Co agt Metropolitan
Printing Co ct al foreclosure OF Mtg: attorrsT
II Swain.
CLINTON AVE. $. 1873 z Il q 1891 &
1425x2oo6 TO Boston I'd K 142 1xf55 !; wssr-
chester Avenue Realty Co agt George Eirsrhberr
ct al foreclosure OF mtg: attorney. J II Krazn-
10TH ST. - East: Title Insurance Co oe
New York agt Emanuel Mandel st al fore
closure OF Mtg: attorney, II Bsllinger. Il.
1o1ST ST. S, 100 ~ . OF Columbus ave 2sr
100 II; Samuel Warshaw azt George Jauher-
tracht et al Specific performance; attorney. D
FTiedberger
41sr ST. :. f6o II OF Katonah av.t cs-
100; 241st ST. = 21O n OF Katonah ave-
25x1o0; Theodore Weutz agt versiIo d'Ambrosi,
ct al doreclosurs Of mtg; attorneys. Boothby.
Baldwin & HARDY
LOT 5O6. map of Van Nest Park The Brou1;
Isabella Mccullough sgt Anna 65ueTrisvi st st
Paurs j. 40.sx1oo: Washington ave. = sas
IT OF ST Paurs pI. 20 sx10o. tFo actions War
A Lengbein agt Elias 5 Cohen Al Gorsclor1-s
OF two Htss) attorney. L Langbefn- -r
s7TH ST. 21S East: Elizabeth II stevens Il
eEt Morris 1saacs 81 al action to recover pos
session.; attorneys. Harris & Towne-
10TH ST, 321 East: 21st ST. 21s and 20 East;
6th ST. =, lot A. map Of property OF Nicholas
" Stuyvesanr: Sd ave, =. Z56 4 Il
18th st. 52x1oo: 2orh ST. 5, 1fa6 Il of ist
ave. sOx92: Sd ave. s. 81 It OF 18th 81, 2s<
100: Sd ave. II II OF 18th ST 26x10o: ID
ave. 1855 leasehold; Joseph Woodhouse al
agt Claiborne o Woodhouse, jr. Ct a. (partitioni
attorney, I 3 Stewart
COLUMBIA ST 8 s, 800 y y OF Rfvtugrou -
25x10o: Elias II August sgt Isaac WOLF - Il
foreclosure OF mtg)s attorneys. Strasoourzer
Eschwege & Schallek
225TH ST aw 4 lot $50. map Of viuas. q
Wakefield, The Bronx; Arnis J Fitzgerald az
Vincent Sierra Specific performancsJ; attorney
r P Troutman-
AVE B. 2s7: Genuaro Sierra agt Thomas
Keens eli foreclosure OF mtg1: sttorneTS
JabIcw & JabIov-
PROSPECT AVE, 5. 1859 II OF Jennings
st, 4Ox1o4.9x trreg; Butler Herman Co s-,
Caroline Uhliy ct al faction 10 compel colvey-
ance. attorneys. E1dlitz & Hulse.
BOWERY. 231 and 235. Susan Van Praaz sz.
Nevon Realty Co ct al foreclosure or mtg; a.
torneys, EisInan- Levy. Corn & Levine
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

No plans for new buildings and al..r,
tions were fled at the bureau OF butldir9,
for Manhattan yesterday. Alteration plas.,
fled follow:
dVg. A James 90 John 81. owner: Par+-h a
Schroeder, IL West 31st ~. architects; 81 f6G
LIBERTY ST. cor Church 81 70 a K no,
brk lofts; George y Robinson, s9T Pa-< II
Brooklyn. owner: NJ w Morris. So Wall =
architect; SIS, COO
SID ST s g. 100 II OF Park ave: 70 a ~
storage; A Cox, 25 Liberty st. owner: = n >
Harmed. S45 Herkimer ST. Brooklyn. architec,,
$50, 900.
18TH ST. f1S and 120 West: 70 two 2 .,x
dwgs; Iadies' Christian Union. ~ West ath :,
owner. o W Kritz. 123 East 23d ST. archit.ct.
S9. COO
AVE A. cor SD st: to a 5 sty medical
college; New York Homeopathic Medical Cot
lege. 42 Broadway. owner; r = AIn.raI fa
Madison ave. architect. s4O.0 600.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29

feature OF the season The sleeves can be
made as illustrated or extended to the
wrists and finished with straight cuffs, as
preferred.
The quantity of material required for the
medium size IS three and one-half yards
81 or q inches wide. three and one-fourth
yards 30 or sc inches wide or one and
seyen-eighths yards RI inches wide. with
three fourths of a yard q inches wide for
trimming.
The pattern, No. 6.712, is cut in sizes for
"a, S. 3S. 20 and 42 inch bust measure.
and Will be mailed to any address on re-
ceipt Of 10 cents.
Please give number of pattern and bust
measure distinctly. Address Pattern De
partment, New-York Tribune If IN hurry
for pattern send an extra 2-cent stamp and
we viii mail by letter postage in sealed
envelope
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN


S7TH STREET.-THE Investors and Trad
ers' Realty Company CWiliam L. Supin, Fred
eric c. Gelsey and J. Miller> has bought the
three story dwelling No. q West 3Tth street, on
lot 2ox9s,e feet, near Fifth avenue. Title Is held
by H c. S. Burley-
GOTH STREET-Johu I.ucker has sold the five
story double fathouse No. 3l4 East Goth street,
lot 2JXl00 feet, for A Fuchs to Emil Faas
The adjoining house, No. 3l2, was sold this
week.
BROADWAT-Ihe Broadway and 18th Street
Company. George F. Johnson president, has
bought from John W. Butler No. 2915 Broad
way, southwest corner Of 1l4th street a five
story fathouse lot 25.11x100 feet The house
will be used 70 protect the light and air OF
the Forrest Chambers adjoining, and owned by
the same company.
5fTH STREET-l1tchael Dreicer has sold No
o West beth street, five story American base
Inent dwelling, lot 25X1O0.5 feet. The house
is under lease 70 DR.. F. lie Roy Satterlee
THE BRONX
GRANT AVFNUE-B. H. Weisker. tr OF the
ONCE Of Joseph L. Libby has sold for George
Picker 70 an investor the three story frame
dwelling No. S91 Grant avenue. on plot 45xS4
feet.
T1EBOUT AVENUE-Ernst & Calm and ! 7
Plt;man have sold for Curtis P Byron No 223s
Ileeout avenue a two story brick dwelling
kIN4SBRIDGE TERRACEeJohn NJ Royall
a negro real estate broker. has bought from
Mrs Sarah Christopher her home at No 226O
hinsshrldge terrace, between 230th and o21st
streets, Queen Anne cottage, On plot 5OxlO 90
feet.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29

Net fchus with Persian edged pleatings
are very fashionable. and sell for s. 70.
A heavy Russian lace centrepiect. with
e yellow linen centre. sells for SIS and is
very effective.
Braided leather work baskets. with tufted
bottoms and soft handles. sell for s. each
scrap basket IN carved wood and cane
ha. gariands of little roses carved on II. and
IS PAINTED tn soft colors. Il sells for $l5-
Stamped waist patterns in pretty white
materials to eIrbroider in silk are 81 so each.
Baby caps are stamped for embroidery
IN white or colors, and have patterns on
the strings es well as on the cap. They
sell at Is cents and upward.
cretonne work baskets in octagonsl shape,
fastened together with ribbons. cost 81 TO-
Anased Swiss negiigess. semi-htted and
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
ante. and rru.. Co: $1,000; address. 17s Broad

way. - -
usych %. 1907: Frank G Elliott and Mary F.
! his wife. to Sarah F Turner; $Io,Vo; a.torheys'
| Woodford. Bovee & Butcher, Madison ave.
| 1sT AVE 11g5: sty brk. 25x9O; July 81.
| 1905: Mayer Goldschmidt and ano to Doretn
susenheiner: $4,000; attorney. Nathan u DesS'
1913 Broadway
srH AVE. 2soo and 26o7 5 s,y brk. 4ox75 =:
Dec 20. 1901 Caroline A Buhler TO United
States Trust Co OF New York; S26.ooo' ADDRESS,
| IS Well ct.
sTH AVE. 2so5 and 2so7, sty brk, 754x4o;
April Is. 1906; Morris Weiss and ano to Caroline
Buhier: $4,000: attorneys. Ferriss. foeSeh q
s4TH ST, West 4 sty brk. 19x102 2: Jan 8,
1885: Terence Herman to the Dry DOCK Sas-
ings Institution: $4,000: address. s41 Bowery-
S5TH ST, II East, 25x1022; April z Ieol:
Albert Brod to the Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. $4,000; address. 176 Broadway
ssTH ST. S. ss7 IT of Central Park West,
William w Hall; $4,000: attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Co. 16O Broadway
OATH ST, 80 West. sty brk. 62xloo.s: July
Is. 1907 Upright Co. a corporation. 10 Hyman
Cohen: sa2 600; attorneys. Arnstein & Levy l2s
Broadway
1o4TH ST. 81 West sty brk. 1s-sx1oo II;
Nov 80 1885: Thomas ] Ryan and others to the
Germania Life Insurance Co: s13.7oO; address,
20 Nassau st.
Dec 1s 1908; Philip Dolfni and ano to HsrT- L..T-
man D Most; $1,000; attorney, Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Co. 1s0 Broadway
I47TH ST, 422 West. 19x99. II; sty brk: Jan
e 1902: Wayland Trask and ano to Thomas Z
Murphy: $14. 500: attorney, Lawyers Title Insur-
ance and Trust Co, 100 Broadway.
BOTH ST. 175 # " OF 7th 15x89 II: Aug
%. 1909: Bischhoef Realty and Construction Co
to Mary A Palmer; s.. 600: attorney. Clarence
Westcott, 100 Broadway.
THE BRONX
BRADHURST AVE. cor of 1o3d st. s7x376
x94. 7x3S 8; Dec 2S, 1905; Louis keplinger to
Frank p L4nck; 1000; attorney. Lambert >
ouackenbush, 25 Broad St
FULTON ST. of 239th st Qormery
Kossuth ave.. 1OOx1O0; MAY %. 1906: Herman
Menaker to Christina Renken: $4,000; attorney,
Julius Heiderman. 7S3 Elton ave.
ave. Is sx95; Nov "a 1895: Jacob RiehI and hate
his wife, TO Anton Rnschler and WilheIrnina,
his wife; 5000; attorney. William j Gilroy. loo
Nassau ST.
MORRIS PARK AVE Of Taylor ST. 40
Kos, June IL 1907: Charles Nissen and aIio 20
the United States Title Guaranty and indemnify
Co; 81. .OOO: address. 20 Vesey St
SD AVE, 4O6s s. 25x10O May 20. 1901; Alice
NJ Strauss TO Elizabeth Riley: $1,000; attor-
ney Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 1lo Broad
way.
1soTH ST, 8 s. 155. 10 IT Of DAILY ave. oOxlZo:
Sept 81 1903; Hans F TrUeisen to SyiEanus
Purdy; Sc, 900. attorney, Henry + GriHln' "h!Uo
Plains. n Y. -
1sOTH ST g. e5.9 II W OF Vyse ave. oOxlZo;
Sept 21 1908: Hans T1nelseu TO SyiVanoss
Purdy; Sc 90; attorneys. Bowers & Sands' 81
Nassau st.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
RECORDED LEASES.
tWith name and address Of lessee

VIII naIne and Address oL lessee
JULY 2S.
ALLEN ST. &c: Nathan Cohen TO Harris and
Isidnr Brainsky; 8 yrs from MAY l. 1910: "a 400
address. sc Ludlow st.
BROADWAY. l4fS: same part as in lease re-
corded Nov 10. 1898: Peter Duffy to Felix Is
man; 10 yrs renewal from Oct /. 1908: 81. 600
address. 2SO Broadway
BROOK AVE. cor Of Grove st: John
Gillen to Cudahy Packing Co: 20 yrs from April
1. 1910: se470: address. asa West 14th st.
MULBERRY ST. 100: store. etc: Florentine
Vesce to Joseph Casti: yr 10 mos from July 20
1910: 81. 800: address. I0s Mulberry st
PROSPECT AVE- 56s and go: store. etc
Philip Trendenmacher to Louis @ Aquilius; yrs
pect ave.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor OF a3d st. stl
foar east. Ferguson Bros 4 Forsh6y 70 ho<as
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
FRIVOLOUS HEADCEAR
The Jaunty Hat of the China
ShepherdeSS Revived.

Jaunty little hats built on the same gen.
eraI plan as the one with the draped crown
tn the Illustration, are among the things
promised for the near future These cha
reaus are known by several different namea
al OF which are more or less suggestive OF
frivclity They have been called shepherd
ess hats, and every one knows that no shep-
herdess ever wanted to vote or TO think ser-
eusly ON any subject whatsoever. Tho
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
SATISFIED MECHANICS LrEss
JULY q.

EAST BROADWAY. 2s3; Isaac Rossnu-.,-
Rachel Giordansky ct al: July 1e. 1910: Sir IT "a
BARROW ST. u: Julius Rraunstsf, -.
Thomas Brazier ct al: April .. 1910; 81 an
SAME PROPERTY: same agt saTae- r,Yx .
1910; s2S4 40 -
AVE ST JOHN. Kelly II and Pro-p.~- -.
triangular plot: Davis Saperstein azt Ys-r-,-.,
Realty Co ct al: July Il. 1910 (by bond). "a "a
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

JULY IS
MAGENTA PI. a. rs II OF Magenta 81.
25xe5; Eatharire Schrairr leans Francesca CIR
bone; s.. 800
MAGENTA PL. s. 100 q oc Magenta So
oOxe5: Isaac Butler loans francesca Ce-bous 81
500
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29

Catharine L wynne to Summit Building S0'
fully %; 81; address,. ID Wall st.
ooaTtI ST, CAT East 23x1i4, Wakefield: An
drew @ Anderson to Elmer SchoonmahsSTt.
John P Cole and others fmtg $4,ooo)' July 80
500; address, 1872 Nassau st.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
MANHATTAN.

with name ard address OF lenders Attorney
JULY 2S.
MANHATTAN.
MADISON AVE 2137; stk brk. 134th
st a5xee IL: Feb IL, 1904: Samuel II Raphael to
Frederick Iess; $4,000; attorney. Edward Herr
mann. 80 Park Row.
WEST END AVE, TIL: sty brk. I7.2xlOO;
Jan g. 1901: Ferdinand Wiechmann and ano
10 the Equitable Life Assurance Society: $4,000:
address l2U Broadway
WEST END AVE- 775: sty hrk. 1T.cxIoo:
Noy /. 1909. Ellen Scott 10 the Title Guar
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29

UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-06

her home near Elwood cfter soao
time spent with her mother Mrs Mar
garet Kinley.
Prof. r. Y. yoria il spending tho
week in Indianapolis.
Master Floyd Selig OF Lynn Is vis-
itor in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Wilson
Mr. and Mrs, Ward Bunk OF Rich
mond spent Sunday with Mrs, D, s.
Herhst and family.
John and Gordon Smith of Indian
apoiis spent from Saturday until Mon
day with their grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. s, B. Huddleston. The young
men hold responsible positions with.
the Western Electric company Of that
city.
Mrs. India Hughes, former resi-
dent OF Dublin, and her grandson. Jo-
serh Plaskett OF Peru. are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Garner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Burr OF Rich
mond. spent Sunday with the formers
father Harvey Burr,
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CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

Cambridge City, Ind, Sept. 6.-Mr.
and Mrs. William Romer have returned
to their home in Vincennes after a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Storch.
Miss Irene Hart. of Richmond. is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffin.
George Middleton has returned after
few days spent in Cleveland, o.
Joe Ebert is cutie sick with rheu-
matism and malaria at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Ebert.
Mr.. Ebert went just a short time ago
to Jackson, Miss, to assume the duties
as superintendent at the Telephone
company in that city. He was accom-
panied from Jackson. Miss. to ST.
Louis by his friend. Mr.. Swain.
Miss Gertrude Kirkwood. of New
Castle. spent Sunday and Monday with
friends in Cambridge City. ..
P F. Brendlinger has returned to
Philadelphia. after two weeks spent
in Cambridge City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Verborg. of
Elwood, are spending few days with
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Myers.
Mrs. Will Cellar, of Dayton, is visit.
ing her father, L. B. Fisher and fam
lily.
The lawn fete. Ann at Home With
Mrs. Wigs" which was given under
the auspices at the Epworth League
on the lawn at the eMthodist parson-
age, Friday evening, was a success,
both socially and financially. A neat
sum was realized by the members OF
the league. and will be applied on the
fund for the building of the new
church.
Charles Hageman and family spent
Monday in Richmond.
The second annua! reunion of the
John and Mary Keiser was held Sun,
day at the Keiser homestead. four
miles north of Cambridge City. The
day was spent with various amuse-
ments, and was a happy OCCASION for
all the participants The election OF
officers resulted as follows: Presi
dent. William H. Keiser; secretary
Dan Chapman: treasurer. Daniel Keis
er, Jr. The next reunion will be held
AT the keiser homestead. September /
1911 The representatives OF the fam
lily present on the occasion were: Dan
lei Keiser. ST., Daniel Keiser, Jr-
Jacob keiser, Mrs Alice Keiser, Mr.
and Mrs w. H. Keiser, Mrs. James s
Chapman, Jacob Chapman. of Indian
apolis; Russell Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs
Dan Chapman. Glen Chapman. Eunice
Chapman, Harry Keiser, Eda Keiser
Mrs. Clyde Daley, Robert Daley and
Charles Daley. of Richmond; Mr. and
Mrs. John Fetters, Mr.. and Mrs. Israel
Ulrich. Maud Fettefs. Olive Fetters. oi
Hagerstown: Eva Stanley. of Calves
ton; Mr. and Mrs. George Stafford and
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News of Surrounding Towns

Alexandria. visited Eaton friends Sun
day afternoon.
Herman Sanders. who operates a
saw mill in Gratis. spent Sunday with
his family.
Justus Petit, of Dayton, was a
guest of Eaton friends Sunday.
The Unity club will meet Friday
evening at the home of ]. H. Jones
on N. Maple street. with Mrs. Jones
and Miss Ella Gardener as hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tyrell and
Hugh Gilmore. of Eaton; Mrs. Pearl
Mikesell. of Omaha. Nebraska: Miss
Loulella Oblinger. Of Germantown. and
Joe Gilmore, of Hamilton. formed an
automobile party Friday to Indianapo-
lis. returning Sunday vening.
Robert Truitt Is home from Dayton
for brief visit.
Mrs. Irwin Cotterman and two sons
spent Saturday with Dayton friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cotterman visit
ed Richmond friends Saturday.
Mildred. the nine months old dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jones.
living about three miles southwest of
Eaton. died Friday night. The funeral
took place Sunday afternoon from the
Christian church, conducted by the
Rev. Hugh A. Smith. and the burial
was made in Mound Hill cemetery.
An infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Straw. living northeast of Eaton.
born Friday. died the following day.
and was buried without ceremony in
Mound Hill cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Dunlap have
returned to Louisville. Indiana. after
spending a week here with relatives.
They were called to Eaton by the
death of Mrs. Dunlaps mother, Mrs.
William Huber.
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson spent
Saturday and Sunday in Richmond
with friends.
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FOUNTAIN CITY. IND

Fountain City. Ind. Sept, s.--Mr.
Ernest Retz who has been visiting his
father, Mr.. Michael Ret1. for the past
week has returned to New Castle.
Miss Edna Earle Of Richmond. who
has been the guest OF Misa Ruth
Reece for several days has returned
home.
Rev. ]. r. Pierce OF Fairmcnt win
preach At the Wesleyan church next
Sunday morning and evening
Mrs. jennie Reynolds OF Cincinnati
is spending few weeks with hAr
friends.
Mr.. Clarence Hampton who WORMS
In Centerville 10 home for few days.
Mr.. Dave Gardner and wife Of
Gainesville, Fla. spent few days
here with relatives They are on
tehir way to New York.
A party OF young folks from here
spent last Sunday At the Henley cab
In. They took dinner and supper and
q good time was enjoyed.
Mr.. Harry Clark and friend. Mr..
Robert Heron Of Indianapolis have
been visiting relatives and friends
here for the past week.
Mr.. Whitman OF Chicago. and Misc
Whitman Of Kansas. are visiting
Mrs. McGilliard and son sons. Forest
and Claude McGilliard.
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NEW PARIS. OHIO.

New Paris. O.. Sept. 6-Mr. Mike
O'Donnell was in Cincinnati. Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Sawyer and Miss Ada
Young were hostesses for the Thin.
bic Club Friday afternoon. There
were about sixty members and guests
present. Refreshments of sandwich.
es. fried chicken. salad. cake. pump.
kin pie. tea and coffee.
Mrs. Ed Young and son Donald are
spending this week in Dayton.
Miss Catherine Davis was a guest
Of Miss Helen Sawyer from Friday
until Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Murray and daughter
Ethel returned home Saturday after
spending the latter part OF the week
with relatives at Dayton.
Mrs. Mary Thompson and daughters
Ella and Emma entertained on Mon,
day Mr.. and Mrs. James High. Mr.
Roy Thompson and family. Mrs. Nan
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cy Middaugh and daughters Lou and
Linda OF Dayton, Mr.. Harry Daugh-
erty and family.
Mrs. Curt Baumgardner and daugh-
ter, Elsie. returned home Sunday after
an extended visit with relatives at
Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Rooms of Ell
dorado were Saturday night guests of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Com
mons. On Sunday they attended the
Chautauqua at Richmond.
Miss Elma and Margretta Horner
picnicked at Nolan's fork Monday.
Mrs. Lon Morrison is visiting rela-
tives in Richmond this week.
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HAGERSTOWN, IND.

Hagerstown. Ind, Sept. 6-Misses
Margie and Nellie Rheinegerr of Mid
dletown. Ohio. are the guests of Miss
Mable Teetor and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bottles of Con-
nersville are visiting with her par
ents, VIM. Waltz and wife.
Mrs. Maud Elvord of Richmond. has
been visiting at the home of her faith
er. Alonzo Daugherty.
Mrs. Alice Newcomb visited with
her brother. John Daugherty at
Knightstown. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorwin Durbin of New
Castle spent Sunday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. HORNE spent
Sunday at Richmond.
Mrs. Laura Gebphart is attending
the Miami Christian conference at
West Milton. Ohio. this week.
Mrs. Martha Harter, Miss Ethel
Harter and Mrs. John Hahn were in
attendance at the Harter reunion at
New Castle, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Van Etten spent
Sunday at Richmond.
Misses Ella ana Jane Mllilkan spent
Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Nah
Ion Leonard. .--s...
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Coryell and
baby OF Richmond spent Sunday with
Rhodes Stewart and family.
The Hagerstow Pioneers were de.
feated in a game with the Alligators
of Connersville. Sunday afternoon.
The score was to 2. A game be-
tween the two teams Labor Day had
to be called off on account of the rain.
Mrs. Maggie Dutro. wife Of George
Dutro. passed away Sunday at her
home at Modoc. after a brief illness
of typhoid fever. The deceased was
81 years Of age. She was a member
of the graduating Glass of 1898 of the
Hagerstown High School after which
she was the teacher of the Interme-
date department for several years
The deceased is survived by several
sisters, her father. Daniel Ulrich, the
husband, and two little daughters
aged six and four respectively. Short
services were conducted Monday at
the home at Modoc where the body
was brought to the home OF her father
near Hagerstown where it lay in state
until this morning. The funeral was
conducted by Rev. Lewis Teetor al