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here enroute to their new home at
Wellsville. o.
Miss Elsie McGill and Mr.. Ed
Schattell of Richmond visited with
Mr.. John McGill and family of Camp
bellstown Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Higgs visited
friends in Richmond Sunday.
Miss Eleanor Smith of Richmond
was here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Reinheimer en-
tertained at six o'clock dinner Mon
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. We. Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wrenn, Misses
Elizabeth Tillman and Nellie Mcneil.
Mr.. Merrill Mitchell spent Sunday
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mills of Richmond
We're Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
]. w. Juday.
Mrs. Frank Miller is quite sick
Miss Eva Mckee and Mrs Flora
Ambruster visited with Mr.. and Mrs
William Gray at Gettysburg Monday
and Tuesday.
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Harley Benbow and Master Vellet
and Freda Benbow accompanied her
home for visit.
Mrs. Asher Pierce and daughter of
Williamsburg We're guests of Mrs
Hayes and Miss Maud Hayes Tuesday
James Pierce has sold his farm of
100 acres west of town to a Mr.. Kiser
of New Lisbon. Consideration S10O
per acre.
Mrs. Charles Petro attended a din
ner at the home of her son, Ed Bous-
man at Anderson Sunday in celebra.
ton of his birthday anniversary.
Mrs. D. B. Oler and daughter, Marie,
and Mrs. Cicero Oler and son of Econ.
omy spent Wednesday afternoon call
ing on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Wheeler were
completely taken by surprise Tuesday
by the euchre club of Cambridge City
coming with we'll filed baskets of eat
ables to spend the day with them
Those who composed the party were
Mrs. c. B. Boyd of Grand Rapids,
Mich, Mrs. Howard Beeson of Indian
apolis, Mr.. and Mrs. George Babcock
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Galloway and
son Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bales
Mr.. and Mrs. George Butler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Buskirk, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Ogborn, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
lngerman and children. -
Several of the pupils of Miss Nellie
Brant, who taught the primary grade
at Millville last term, spent Wednes-
day with her and were Hatiyon and
Marcella Telley, Edith, Ruth and Fern
Wisehart. Madge Yankey, Beatrice.
Lester, Harriet Laboyteaux, Helen
Worl, Beatrice Daniels, Goldie Hoover
Marie Woods and Marie Land.
Mrs. A. r. Jones is hostess to the
Priscilla club this afternoon.
Mrs. Rachel Silvers, aged So,
years, died Wednesday morning Al
her home on West Main street. Senil-
ity was the cause of her death. She
has no nearer relatives than her
nieces, Mrs. Lucinda Charleton and
Mrs. Charles Cashier. The funeral
will be conducted Friday afternoon at
2 o'clock at the residence. Burial
will be at West Lawn cemetery.
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Indianapolis after spending few days

Indianapolis after spending few days
with A. B. Carter.
Mrs. Joseph Morgan of indianapolis.
is spending the week with A. D. Bond.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fox is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Rhoer in Hagerstown.
Mrs. Mary Roller is spending a few
days in Richmond and New Paris.
Mrs Shriner of New Castle, is
spending the week with Thomas Tar
kleson and family.
NJ. C. Brooks has returned from a
few days visit with relatives at Win
chester
Harry Hatfield has returned to Chi
cago after spending weeks vacation
at home.
Will Wise had an operation per-
formed on his eye at the hospital in
Richmond Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Nicholson
spent Tuesday in Winchester.
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GREENSBORO, IND.

Greensboro. June s.-Clifford Crump
of Earlham college, has been spending
a few days at home.
Prof Oscar Baker and daughter. of
Winchester, are visiting his mother,
Mrs. Lettie Baker.
Mrs Burchard and daughter Marie
have returned TO their home in Ander-
son after visit with John Chapman
and family.
The Ladies Cemetery association
met with Mrs. Hannah Bradbury Tues
day evening. .#..
Misses May and Nellie Lamb have
returned from Muncie where they
taught in the schools the past year
and will spend their vacation at home.
Mrs. Rice Miller and Mrs. Frank
Clark spent Tuesday with relatives at
Hagerstown.
Mrs. Will Blizzard has returned TO
her home in New York cry after
spending four weeks here with reIa-
tives.
Mr.. Frank Cantwell has returned to
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News From Surrounding Towns

Ell Beeson, OF near Bentonville, met
with serious accident a few days
ago. He was using the gasoline en-
CINE to pump the water into the cattle
drinking tank when his clothing was
caught in the machinery, and but for
the timely assistance and presence of
mind Of his brother Harold the lit
idle boy would have been ground to
pieces. AS 1t was his clothing was
torn off and he was severely cut and
bruised about the arm and other parts
OF his body.
Chas. and William Locke. grandsons
lof Mr.. and Mrs. !. y. Locke. left to-
day for Evansville to spend some time
with their mother, Mrs. Lucy Locke.
Miss Catherine Snyder visited
friends at Connersville, yesterday and
carried flowers to the of that city to
place them upon her little brothers
grave.
William Berry was at New Castle
yesterday to deliver a lot of mill stuff
from the Milton Riverside Flour mills
The Rev. and Mrs. c. II. Pinnick,
the Misses Miriam Parkins and Lue.,
la Lantz. were in attendance at the
Epworth League convention at Milroy,
this week.
l.. ID. Roark is keeping the school
park in fine condition. The grass is
nicely lawned.
Mrs. Robert A. Connell was hostess
for the Altar Circle of ST. Elizabeth's
Catholic church in Cambridge City at
her country home south of town, yes
terday afternoon. There were thirty
two in attendance. Among the guests
were Mrs. John Coyne, Nora Murphy.
Lizzie Connell and Mary Murphy. A
nice afternoon was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Elizabeth Crist. mother of
Theodore Crist is much indisposed.
She was sick while in Florida and
has not fully recovered.
Wesley Newton was in Richmond on
Tuesday night.
The town trustees at their last
meeting elected Lycurgus Beeson as
school trustee in place of Benton Wag-
ner, who was not a candidate for re-
election.
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CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

Cambridge City, Ind, June s.-Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Wolf, of Richmond.
Oliver Hiatt, of Economy, and Miss
Ella Kinley, of Gaynelle, Ia. were the
guests of f. D. Mills and family Tues
day.
Mrs. ADRIAN Boyd and Miss Pearl
Boyd spent Monday in Indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hageman, and
Miss Gaynelle went to Richmond last
evening to attend the recital to be
given by the advanced pupils of Miss
Laura CASTOR. Miss Hageman has a
place on the program.
Mahlon Modlin, of East Cambridge.
is somewhat improved after serious
illness.
Mrs. Flora Grubbs. of Indianapolis
is here for a visit in the home of her
brother, Rev. J. E. Coffin and family.
Miss Mary +. Ammon, OF German
town, Miss Lillian Howren. and Miss
Marie Hayden, of Dublin, went to In
dianapolis Tuesday. to attend the Wo-
mans State Association for the Blind.
They will also attend the Biennial
State association. of which Miss How
rem is corresponding secretary, and
which convenes Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, of this week. One
feature Of the occasion will be the
banquet this evening "wednesday by
former graduates of the institution.
Richard Howard and Miss Kate
Frazer. of Richmond, were guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Frazer Sunday.
Mrs Charles kellar has returned az
ter several days spent in Spiceland,
on account of an accident which befell
her nephew. Joe Bogue, who contract
ed blood poisoning by stepping on a
nail.
E. d. Mills and family, and Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Mills. of New Lisbon, at
tended the Mendenhall family reunion
at Economy last Saturday.
A telegram received by his family,
from H. B. Boyd, states that Mrs. Boyd
who has been critically i'll with heart
trouble at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
Katherine Webb, of Matson, Mo-, is
improving.
Mrs. Charles Kniese and daughter
Pauline, spent yesterday with the for
mer.s parents. Mr.. and Mrs Oliver
Beeson. of Milton
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Henby, of Cen
teryiile spent Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee De Hays
Rev. and Mrs. A. V. Schneider cele-
brated their fiftieth wedding anniver-
sary Tuesday and also the seventy
second birthday anniversary of the
former. The wedding anniversary
proper was the twenty-first of Janu,
airy. but on account of the inability
OF all members Of the family TO be
present at the time. the celebration of
the event was deferred until yester-
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ECONOMY, IND.

Economy, June S.-Citizens of Econ
omy are interested in two pair of two
colored swallows that came to town
last week. They are the first that
have been seen in this part of Wayne
county for ten years, as the English
sparrows fought them away, but these
people al them seem to be able to
de4Ad theiD home which is box tack
ed up ora telephone pole.
DR.. J, H~1nd Mrs. Ebermen of In
dianapo1is We're Monday night visitors
of DR.. J. 81 and Mrs. Clark. Tuesday
morning -aUfour formed~an auto party
anA-went to Mupefe From there they
went to Indianapolis where the Clarks
will visit re1adves over Sunday.
o. IL. Hiat< and Mrs. Ella Kinley
yerd in Cambridge City Tuesday.
Daniel B. William returned to his
home in Marion Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Hiatt and Mrs. Cora
Scovau We're Tuesday afternoon visi-
tors of Mrs. Nova Hadley of West
River.
MIS-. JSuMc 4nd1SS duA Udby Welt
to Hartford City Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs John Replogle and
children were Tuesday guests of Ha-
gerstown relatives.
The Misses leila, Leila and Master
Keeee Lamb were dinner guests of
their grandmother Tuesday.
Master Howard Fennimore is Wis
iting Harold Fennimore this week
Mrs Ellen Fox of Richmond, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Maude Man
ming this week.
Gus Weyl. an up-to-date farmer is
having his barn remodelled.
John Miller of Carlos City, was here
Tuesday afternoon. ...
Some farmers are having to plant
their early corn over On account of
cut worms, wire worms, ants and web
worms.
Vine Scott. has sheared 121 head OF
sheep the past five weeks with the old
fashioned shears.
Red Saunders is working in the
creamery for Bernie Swain.
The NJ E. Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Maude Manning Friday af.
rernoon
Miss Rena Clark. teacher in the
Elkhart school, is here to spend the
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NEW PARIS, OHIO.

New Paris, o.. Jnue S.-Mrs. II. A.
Tillman of West Sonora, and Miss
Clara Wilhelm were visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Barber Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Forbes are
the proud parents of a baby boy.
Mr. Banford Conn of East DanviIle,
o., spent Monday here.
The baseball team went TO Cam
bridge City Sunday and were defeat
ed nine to nothing,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bevington entertained
on Sunday Misses Ermina and Mary
Reddish, Mr. Anderson Land and fam
lily and Mr.. Milo Harris.
Mr.. Leonard Young and his mother
spent Sunday at WestsAlexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis spent
Sunday with their daughter. Mrs.
Wood Eliason of Centerville.
Mr.. Omar DAWSON and family are
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HAGERSTOWN, IND.

Hagerstown, Ind. June S.-Mrs.
Louise was the guest of Mrs. Richard
Brannigan at New Castle Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry keagy, Miss
Nellie Brant and Mr. George Keagy.
We're guests Tuesday of the Terhune
family at Muncie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cogill of Lo-
santville. spent Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Thurston.
Miss Vera Funk of Muncie is visit
ing with her granmother Mrs. Mary
A. Funk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Watkins of
Williamsburg visited Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Petro.
Mrs Rice Miller of Greensboro
spent Tuesday with her sister, Mr..
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summer vacation with her mother,
Mrs Ida Clark.
Mrs. Evart Clark is entertaining the
Misses Ruth and Thelma Study OF
Williamsburg this week.
George Smith, of near Carlos City
was here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Rapestran have
sold their farm near Losantville.
Irwin Hunt is spending the week
with Modoc relatives.
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MILTON, IND.

Milton. Ind. June S.-Mr George MUIR
ley visited relatives in Richmond yes
terday.
d. II. Huddleston was near Abingdon
TO do some work for Walter Burgess
yesterday.
The Doddridge Chapel Sunday
school will observe Choldren's Day
with nice program Sunday morn
Ing at the hour for morning worship.
Everybody Is invited to attend.
Dr. Sweeney attended the county
medical in Richmond yesterday.
Miss Lula Ward was entertained
with Mrs. l.. M. Gentle ut Richmond
yesterday.
Mrs. Barton accompanied Miss Ra-
chel Thomas to Terre Haute yester.
day. They went to attend the COM
mencement at Rose Polytechnic.
Mrs. r. l.. Gresh and Miss Dorothy
Hoshorn spent yesterday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elias Hastings. In Cambridge
City.
DIR. Sweeney received word that his
sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Neff. Of Gratis.
Ohio. who was paralyzed IL gradual
" improving and il now able to walk
around the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Murphy and
daughter. leave for Atlantic City the
latter part Of this week.
Miss Sarah Mehan has returned
from a visit with her niece at Green.
VILE. Ohio.
Mrs. Ada Wallace and grandson.
Milton Wallace who spent several days
with her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Wallace. south OF town. re.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Filthy entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. acob Filby entertain
ed as their guests at dinner, Mrs Ellis
worth Filby and son. Monroe. from
Centerville. They were enroute to
Connersville to visit Mrs. Filby's mo-
ther. Mrs. Parsons, who is sick
Mrs. Grant Clark. OF Cambridge
City. was recent visitor Of her moth.
er's. Mrs. Needham. here.
Some one east OF town, tells a joke
on Herbert Rusk. who has been help.
ing Samuel Willitts on his farm. If
you want to see Herbert smile ask
uoW tustt watermelon IN the
pond bed flourishes.
Miss Mildred Warren Ia entertain.
Ing a. her guests. Miss Norma Hurst,
from southeast of town.
Albert Ferris has returned from a
pleasant visit with mis- sister. Mrs
Mills ut Straughns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mueller are en-
PERTAINING as their guest, Miss Pau.
line hurry, from Indianapolis.
I. n, Locke has gone TO Lafayette
on one Of his business trips.
Miss Sarah Berry is spending the
week with her sister. Mrs. Ernest
Moore. east OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DuGranrut had
rs their guests at dinner Sunday. at
their country home south Of town.
Wesley Newton and Miss Carrie Du.
Cranrut.
Vernon Beeson. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
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NORTH OF MAIN
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-09-20
BOY WHO SHOT AT KING ED.
Is Now a Millionaire and Popular
Politician.

Is Now a Millionaire and Popular
Politician.
When Sipido as a boy of Is in
1900 sent two pistol bullets close to
the head of Edward VII of England.
who then was the Prince of Wales.
he lay the foundation of his good
fortune, which has made him at 90
nearly millionaire, member of the
Brussels municipal council and a
coming politician. For his failure to
kill king-to-be Sipido served three
years in reformatory under obser-
walton. While there he patented
three inventions, one the car door
handle in use all over Europe. His
riches started from that If he had
killed Prince Edward he would have
been executed or given Imprisonment
for life. In his case poor marksman-
ship won the prize.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-09-20
LEE COUNTY WILL ISSUE EONps
Court House Will Be Built and Pub
lie Roads Improved.
A Leesburg dispatch SAYS: Tf


A Leesburg dispatch says: The
matter of bond issue to secure for
Lee county new court house and to
place the good roads in this section
in still better shape was a matter of
unusual interest at the recent meet
ing Of the county commissioners
here. That the bonds will be issued
is now only matter of time, as the
only question left undecided is as to
the amount of the bond issue.
The sentiment in favor of the is
sue at the meeting of the commits
sioners was stronger than it has ever
been, so that it is confidently expect
ed that the matter will be expedited
as rapidly as possible. 1t is hoped to
make the issue 100000 of bonds,
otherwise at least SIS, 900. This will
give funds sufficient to accomplish
the purposes for which the issue has
been championed.
Lee county's new court house will
take the place of the present build
ing, which is an extremely old one
and which is now badly in need of
being replaced by a more modern
structure.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-09-20

preached from this text, provided it
was found in the Book: "Nimble
feet are an abomination unto the
Lord, but those that can't dance shall
be saved" for the amusement of
dancing has been held up as the one
and greatest of damning sins. Now,
in the neighborhood there are but
three young people and one old one
who know how to waltz. They do
not gossip, do not foment strife, do
not read trashy books, and do all
that in them lies for the upbuilding
of the community. The married wo-
man is my wife; and at our house
and at Mr.. Lyle's (the father of two
of the young ladies) has occurred
the only Waiting that has been done
in the community, and then the girls
danced with each other.
For forty-seyen years 1 have
known the place Git is like all viii
lagos where the men work only half
the time and white and play mar
bles around the stores-neither bet
ter nor worse), and in this time all
the scandals that have occurred, all
the laws that have been broken have
been by the straight-laced of the
community. The young folks who
frolicked and the old folks who en-
couraged them to rejoice in their
youth" have had no part in breaking
the laws, human or divine.
1t is written in Exodus 1920:
and Miriam, the prophecies, the sis
ter of Aaron, took a timbrel in her
hand; and all the women went out
after her with timbrels and with
dances" 1t is also written by Paul
that cit is shame to speak OF these
things done of wicked men in Sc
cret." l defy the eVangelists to give
one prohibition by our Lord, by the
law of the Old Testament, or by the
apostles in the New Testament for
bidding old or young to enjoy them
selves in the dance. Because one
man gets drunk on wine must l,
therefore, refuse to eat grapes?
In conclusion, for every case
where innocent amusement by the
people has led to crime l will pro-
duce two of direct violation of law,
in spirit and letter, by the men and
women who denounce them. 1t is
time to stop this wholesale denuncia-
ton of young life, and instead teach
them the goodness and greatness of
our Heavenly Father and His will
ingness to save, and make life more
enjoyable fer all law-abiding people,
and that the only sin is violated law
ANDREW p. RIVES.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-09-20
MOUNT ETNA AGAIN FLASHES
CREST OF VOLCANO PRESENTS A
TERRIFYING SPECTACLE.
The BOmbaFdment Is Continuous,
Like the Roar of Artillery. Peas
ants Leave Their Homes.

CATANIA, Sicily.-The crest of
Mount Etna presents a terrifying
spectacle. Heavy smoke lies over it
with frequent brilliant flashes, and
the bombardment, which is continu-
Gus along line nearly two miles in
extent, is like the firing of heavy ar
tillery. A torrent of burning lava,
estimated at 1000 feet wide and four
feet deep, is pouring down the slope.
Everything in it's way has been car
ried before it. Groves of trees have
been uprooted and set on file and the
lava stream is sweeping through the
fields sending out for miles around
hot resinous waves of smoke.
The peasants have left their homes
and carried with. them the aged, the
sick and the children and whatever
meager belongings they were able to
get together.
Whole regions covered with hard
ened lava from past eruptions have
been torn open by the fierce earth
shocks. Many of these have been of
great violence, and the peasants fear
a repetition of the Messina disaster.