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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-25
&aubtiere vnb MenidenfleiidJ.

9ie Srage, Oh Maubtiere 6as
5leii6 Der Meni6en ie6er anoeren
Nabrung bor5ieben, miro BON ben
0oturforidern bel umitritten. 9at-
lode tit ieooh, oaB man ioipol bel
2omen uno Sieerlt oIs aud bei
Wolfen Die Grfabrung genlaht bat,
oob fie mad einmalieem @enrlie
bon Wenidenfleiid nit Der groB.
ten Sredbeit itets aufs Nel,e per-
luhen, einell Menifen su erbeu.
ten. Dies lift einmanbsfrei onrd)
Diele 8erihte aus Sn6ierl Siioafri-
ia nno in ruiiiiden steppen feft-
gelteat tporoen. - @ober nun oieie
i6einbare Sebniudt mad 5arten,
Wenidenfleiih2 Midt etpa, neil
Der beionoere @oIgeidmad Die ge-
itien rei5t! Stein Ser mabrr
@rnn6 tit Der, oaB Die Naubtiere
eben nod einmaliger 11eberpin6ung
zines aberdeen Die Sdeu Dor benz.
iel6en berlieren. Sic leben oam
in Dem bisber itets eemie6enen, 10
anoers ~gearteten Mefen nidts als
einen geu0bnliden Seino, Der nihf
einmol nit 70 feinen Sinnesorga.
men, ipie Die 8ertreter Der GiermeIt
iie beiisen, ausgeriiitet lit unc
iid eaber beoeuteno leidter be.
fhleiden uno iiberraiden ldBt. Sir
oieie Sbeorie fprift foIgenoe Sat.
iode: Na6 benz Gelo5uee Wapo.
Icons gegen @iiBlanb 1912, BEL benz
unse5ablte Mengen bon ermatteten
Soooten in ben Sdneemmiten Stub.
lambs un6 Bolens nmfamei1, seiate
iih Die auffaGenoe grideinung, bab
Die WOlfe in MuBlono in ben fol-
genoen Sabren ieoe Surdt Dor Den
Meniden boaitdnoig berIoren bat.
ten itno iih beutciudeno big in
DE 9orfitraBen pagten, mo- ie
fitrdtlos 2eute anfieIen uno 5erril.
fen. ga, es fam 10 meit, oaB fIei.
mere Dorfer bon itarfen @oIfsra.
oeln tagelang geraoe5u beIagert
unroen, 10 baB gu Der 9~efreiuna
Der 8emobner Milit1r ~oufaeboten
neroen muBte. 4ebnIi1e geobaf.
tlingen fonnte man nod Dem lesten
blutigen 9urenfriege in Suoafrifo
bi ben 2onen MAIDEN. - sssn BET.
ben S1lIen batten Die 8eItien, De-
men bieIe 8erpunoete, 8erirrte
uno grmattete miibelos our Beute
ipurben, ben Heipeft Dor benz Meit-
fhen boaig berlorer, mas 1id o,h
itotiitiih nahipeiien I1Bt. Denn in
ben eriten orei Sabren mad 8een<
oigune oes lebten 8urenfrieges bot
te iif Die 3abI Der ourd 2omen
gentlemen Meniden nm mebr ole
bag Doppelte bergroBert. CRIT oann
fonnte elm langiamer Hiidgong
feitgeitelt mer6en, moraus mol Der
SdluB gu 5ieben i'll, ooB in5piiden
Dem 9onige Der Siere bod uieoer
Die grfenntnis BON Dem 1eberge-
tpift Deg Meniden aufgegangen
iein pirb. 9aber = nift Der ,brot.
loie" Come iaat auf Weniden, fon-
bern Der bur6 beionoere lmit1noe
fred getporoene = Der ~nrefpeftlo-
ie"!
Mit Dem Sparen heginnen Die
fnpiftpn 0piftp hnf Ant, GfrniAk1I-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-25
Srritiert niht.

SD babe gefunoen, oaB Sim
mons 2iper Burifier oas miloeitt
unb am ~Mngenebmiten mirfenoe, 5lt-
gleid aber ouh iiferite &eilmitte'
fir 8~eritopflms, untdtise 2eber INF
alle abnliden 2eioen lit, oas id il
gebroudt babe. gs irritiert nidi
nno ifunerat nidt. Mfhtngsnol
g. g. gearp, Sadion, Gem"
Sour in 9le6i6adteln. 8reis 25c.
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unerHarIid.

Sdpiegerpater Coils. er IN Die
8obnung feiner S1miegertodter
tritt, uno Die 3inoer fIuden bort,
aSage mai, Inna, mober babeil
oenn Die &inoer oas JIuhen?"
Sdpiegertohter: ySa, oas peif
Der Seufel, mo Die tauieno iader.
mentiden SimmeIbunoe oas Der.
oammte Sudden berbobenl"
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Glisabetb Barrett 8rOiumins.
8n ibreln SO. Sooestas, 80. SUM-

Inter ben 9idterinnen bes 10.
Sabrbunoerts, bic ii9 ben 2orbecr.
tran5 oes @ubmes Inn bic Stir.
'tpinoen ourften 1T, neben unIerer
@nnette b. 9roite : Siilsboff, Gli5a-
beth Barrett Browning oas reifltc
lpriihe Genie; iie lit ni6t nur gug-
lambs groBte Boetiil, ionbern iiber.
baupt cine Der menisen Srauen oer
Weltlitteratnr, Die oas Sobite Der
Runit erreidt baben. Die 566pfe.
rim Der a9ortueieiifden Sonette"
bat ia aud BET uns in Deutidlano
eire fait fIaiiiide @elfang erlan9t;
ibr 8riefpehiel init ibrem ipdte
rem @otten Hobert 9ropning, ste
les punoerbonite 8eugnis elmer
ioealen Dif)terIie6e, in benz leioe,,.
ihoftlide Singebung nit tiefeu;
grnit Der @eItniffaiiuna uno eineru
aaes iiberwinoenben Sobenilmg Der
8ebanfen ii6 gum Mbbilo zines
mabrbaft gottbegnaoeten Menihen
paares pereinen, bat oud Bel uns
beeeiiterte 8erebrer sefunoen. Moi.
ner Maria @ilfe but ibren @cbih.
ten cine ueberiebung gemiomct,
bic gu ben ihoniten gebort, Die mir
in beutiher Sprafe befisen, mn
uns geltattet, ben 8auber oieIer
liebeelibenoen Sonette foit 10 tiei
tuie I'm Original ausautoiten.
Oils elm mobres 8~unoerfiuo ullds
Gli5ubetb auf Dem 2onoaut Scope
en6 ibres 8nters in BorheIter.
hire auf, in Der idonen Natltr Ger
i%anften Barf- un6 SiigcIIanoihait
friib bon oidteriiaen ErGumen I'm.
boubtt aber 5ueleid bon einenl
ltarfen 2ebensmut beIeelt. Mit ID
Sabren, 6a anoere M1ofen nod
Iber finoiiden 4ufidsen briiten,
berfaBte fie Elm gpos v9ie G6Iadt
bon Maratbon", Elm tpunoerbor
friibreifes @erf, oas niht nur eli
ne aitsgebreitete 2eftiire beg 8odf.
ihes> ionoern audi cine itarfe pIo.
ittide Bbantaiie perrdt uno oas Der
Itol5e 8ater in so gremplaren
oruden lieB. Das iunse MGoden
Los idon oanrals Die 9riedilden
Grogifer unb Die Rirbenp1ter i'm
l1rtert, piomete iid bebr1iiden Stu.
oien uno nobm es augIeiG inn Mei.
ten unb Gurnen init iebem SUIT
gen auf. Ga mari Elm nnglidli5er
9tur3 bonn pferoe ben erftell Sdat.
ten auf ibr iiinges 2ebenL al,s Dem
Die blaue 9lume Ger @oeiie crbIii-
betr ioate. sic -franfeIte ieitoeHl,
ein 8ruitleioen 5eiste fih, bas fie
iabrelong on's 3immer f%eifelte.
0un ersriff iie ein pilber 2eie-
hunger; iie polte in 9ii9ern gr-
ias finoen fir Die grobe Delt, De.
rem 2arm unb 2uit ibr itines @tdo-
dengemad bon fern umbranoetelt.
Simmer tiefer b~erienfte iie ii6 in bic
Belt Der 2%itterotur, unb ols oann
neue S6idiolsidldge bin5ptraten
als fie Die Mutter berlor uno ihr
2ieblinasbruber zines Moreens aIs
unfenntliher Qeifnom bon ben
@eaen ans 2anb eeipiilt pi,roe, ha
brad Der bon friib an gendbrte
9rang gum Didten INNER ftdrfer
bernor. @obreno 5un66it cine miIhe
3eiignotion, elm titles Sihbeidei.
Den bonn rubigen Srieoen TIRES
Rranfen5immers er3dblt, tritt in
ibrer eriten groBeren Sammlurg
ielbitanbieer @eoifte, Die fie 38.
iabrig 1874 ber5ffentlidte, pfoslid
eth abuiinssboaes Gebnen, elm I'M.
beittmmtes Soften berporo tpie oas
8ouiten Der gI6tter nor bern
Stnrm. unb boIo brad Der Stirnt
Der 2etbenfhoft iiber ie berein, ala
IN Der Siae refer Mdnnlihfeit
Der iunee 9idter Mobert 8orpntns
an ibr Granfenbett frat. Die
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8~ersiueifeIt nidt in 4ranfbeit
ielbit wenn es tribe ausiiebt. &offi
one Cure &rafte 3~uiammeiL Inn ee
iun6 perben au poIen, unb iept
euer 9ertrouen aiif Sorni's or.
%penfrduter. Seine a~potbefer Meoi.
sim. Spe5ial.a genten berfaufen i'm.
aoreIIe: Or. Peter 8obrnep II. Cons
60, 1875 go. 9opne @pe., Chi
eago, SD.
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Cine ante bcutide Cite

lit es, HDeumafismus, @i9t, 0e,t.
rolgie, @rf6Ituneen, uip. nit 9ain.
Grpeaer gu bebonoeln. SaIten Sic
an Der Site felt. Sic f0nnen Der
ehten Bain-grpeller in oGen oeut-
ihen @potbefen gu 25 uno 80 Gent
Die Slaibe befommen. Ser edte
lit on Der @nfer Sfusmarfe er.
fennt[tG,.
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Sin COB lit gerien.

@on Tep. $. Stubenpon, MGiiou,
Sa., in @nerfennuna bon Dr. Sings
0ete 2ebenspiQen:
Sic iino 10 notig Ser @eiunbbeit,
Saltet fie itets inn Sauie bereit.
8eriu6tet Sbr anoere bergebens,
Nebmt Or. Sings Biaen bes Sc.
bens.
@ur 25c Bel anen 9rueeiiten.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.

Set uber fiinfais Sobren bon
ysiaionen bon Wiittern fir tire
&inoer nit benz beiten grfoIge beim
3abnen gebraudt. or bernbiet oas
4ino, ertpeidt oas 3abnfIeifd uno
miloert bic 5hmeraen; BELT aud
8inofolif un6 lit bas bette Mitt.l
Bel Oiarrboe. lleberaG BET ben @po.
tbefern gu baben. Sragt mad Mrs.
@insloD's Sootbtng Sprup u11o
nebmt nidts anberes. 25 Gents Die
6loihe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-24

at dinner Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs Char
les Petty and family. Mrs. Esther A
Hayes, J. NJ Mendenhal and Harry
Moore.
Miss Leora Mccullough returned
Monday from visit with relatives at
Muncie ..
Mrs. Deborah Forest has been quite
sick.
Mrs. Amanda Staumm spent Sunday
with Mrs. Will Heiney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Beeson and
family were guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Wisehart.
Mrs. Phebe Rinehart and Mrs. Mar.
garet Ulrich spent the day Tuesday
with Mrs. Rebecca Raffe and Mrs Ed.
Raffe.
Mrs. Mary White visited Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Herchberger.
Miss Sadie Raffe returned to Indi-
annapolis Wednesday evening after a
several weeks visit with relatives,
east of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lester entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lester and
family Of near Modoc, Sunday.
John Stewart of Zion City, is visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. John Sells.
Frank Sherry and Frank Petro and
their families spent Sunday at Dayton
making the trip in their autos.
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ECONOMY, IND.

| ECONOMY, Ind, Aug. 24.-Lewis
iOler, John Brooks and Ad. Howard
attended the U. B. church ANNUAL con.
ference which was hAld st Ruby, In.
diana, last week and hstkd untn Mon.
day Of this week. There we're to per.
sons present that were 90 years IL age
Rev. Riley Of Indianapolis andlReS
Beam of Rugby. Rev. Clareps white
of Hartford City is the-2e& man bafn-
ed for the Sugar Groys VII. H4 is
comparatively a YOUNG pad but is
spoken of as preachere6f mich abil-
Iity
Horace and Morris Duesendocher OF
Indianapolis arrived here Monday at
ternoon on their bicycles. tired, hot
and hungry They covered the distance
from Indianapolis to Economy which
is rs miles in less than seven hours.
The former is II. the other Is. They
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. D.
Fleming.
There came near being a fatal acct
dent at Pierce's Lake Monday morn
ing when Will Murphy's horse fright
ened at tent in the park. and became
unmanageable, throwing Mrs Murphy
out violently. landing on her side and
rendering her helpless for a while.
Mr. Murphy held to the lines until ex-
hausted and then was thrown out on
the ground with such force that he
was unconscious for six hours. He was
badly hurt both internally and exter-
nally. The buggy was wrecked beyond
repair 1t was Bloomingport's day at
the lake and the Murphy's were in the
crowd
Mrs. Nancy Pierce arrived home
Monday evening after an s weeks viz
1t with relatives and friends in the
northwestern part of the state. On her
return trip she visited the Soldiers
National Home at Marion.
Four mighty fishermen are now In
camp on the green banks Of the placid
Greek, southwest Of town
They are Irwin Hunt. william Ballen-
ger Of Economy. Henry Osborn OF
Louisiana and a Mr.. Massey, of Rich
mond
Those who will leave here ON The
18th OF August for the fishing grounds
Df Michigan are Rev. G.. W. and Mr..
Martin. Mr.. and Mrs Gus Wolf. Mr..
and Mrs Frank Cain. Mr.. and Mr..
Everett Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Owen (
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Pet 1
arson. Mr. and Mrs Frank Pierce. Il
Charley BalIeneer. Joe Morrison,
George Cook Of Econony, Rndelph I!
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with games, and general good time
Light refreshments were served dur
ing the afternoon.
Miss Stella Gunsaulye, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Gunsaulye, of this
city, and Jesse McConkey. of Logans-
port, were married at half past eight
O'Clock, Tuesday evening by the Rev.
Kernau of the Christian church at the
home of the brides parents, They will
reside in Logansport where the groom
has employment with the Adams Elk
press company.
Miss Ethelyn Barnett has returned
after visit with her grandmother.
Mrs Charles Jones and daughter, Sa.
die, of indianapolis.
Vernon Richie of Dayton is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Richie.
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NEW PARIS, OHIO

NEW PARIS, O.. Aug. 24.-Mr. C. E
ISamuels and family left Monday morn
ling for Russell Point for an outing Of
two weeks.
| Miss Nellie Boise of Richmond
spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Car
RE Whitaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcclure oil
Richmond, visited relatives here Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Longnecker OF
Middletown are spending this week
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Whitaker.
Mr.. John Coblantz property was sold
| to Mr. VIM. Mcclure of Westville.
| Miss Carrie Whitaker took Sunday
dinner with Mrs. w. L. Hahn.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hawley took
Sunday dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. DIR.
Hawley.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Mitchell enter
tanned at Sunday dinner M and Mrs.
VIM. Jeans of Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis Parish. Miss Blanche Mitchell of
Lima Ohio, and Mr.. Harold Mitchell
of Charlottesville, Ind.
Mrs. Cunningham of West Alexan-
dria is visiting her sister Mrs. Silas
Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. John Mcpherson of
Muncie, Ind, came Saturday to attend
the funeral of Horace King of New
Madison.
Silas Gilbert has taken the contract
to clean five schoolhouses. He began
his work Monday.
The Ingomar ball team who played
against New Paris Sunday. defeated
New Paris 5 to 2.
Miss Eva Mckee is visiting this
week in Dayton
Mrs Olive Tyler was in New Mad
ison Sunday.
DIR. Carl Baume of Eldorado. was in
town Monday
Mr.. VIM Marshall was home over
Sunday. He is putting a concrete
bridge In over the Elkhorn creek
Mr.. John King visited relatives near
Greenbush the latter part Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs James A. King enter
tanned 1t Sunday dinner Mrs. Perry
Overpeck. Miss Helen Powell Of Day-
ton, Mrs Lucy Patterson and d1ugh-
ter Grace of Richmond
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Knod OF Richmond and Leo Burnett oe
Fountain City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Pierce and chil-
dren are back from Brownsville where
they were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, WIN
Ford the FIRST Of the week.
| Mrs. Emma Rallenger. Mrs. A. L.
Loop. Miss Belle Conley and Miss Ru-
by Morrison win camp 1t the Chau-
tauQua.
| Mrs. Julit Gibson made ! trip to her
home in Richmond Wednesday.
Mrs. Louie Albertson who recently
arrived from two weeks visit In
Minneapolis. is now at her post of
duty as postmaster" She had . most
enjoyable trip.
Jesse Ebans and family shook the
Hoosier dirt from their feet early
Tuesday morning and hikcd for Iowa.
It's the same old story one often
| reads of happenings at other places,
but this time IL is here A separation.
John Osborn of Richmond was here
the first OF the week
We are in possession of q large
bunch of sensational news that would
make interesting reading for the gen
eral public and make trouble In few
homes, too.
JOS c. Haxton went to Muncie Tues
day morning for few days stay.
DIR. A, L. Loop made trip to New
Castle in his auto Monday.
Ryram Pierce was pretty badly
scratched and bruised while trying to
pacify the runaway Of viii Murphy
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HAGERSTOWN, IND.

HAGERSTOWN, Ind, Aug. "a
Mrs. Joe Teeor has gone to Clinton
ILL.,. for two weeks visit with he,
sister. Mrs. James Scott.
The Keever reunion wnl be held
Saturday. Sept. 2. in the Miles Lamar
grove north Of town. A good program
will be feature of the day.
Henry Teetor, Joe Teetor and Joe
Lynn went to Elgin, Ill, to attend the
automobile races
dance will be given at the X. of P.
hall Saturday night under the man.
agement of Ora Wheeler and Harley
Benbow.
Mahlon Rinehart substituted today
for Harry Thalls on the rural route.
Mr. Thalls and family were among
those from this place attending the
Stewart reunion at the New Castle
fair grounds.
0ampel and David Fouts entertained
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-24
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
Department OF Public Works.
Office OF the Board.


Richmond, Ind, Aug. %, 1911.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given by the Board
of Public Works of the City OF Rich
mond. Indiana, that on the 21st day OF
August, 1911. they approved an assess
ment roll showing prima facie assess.
ments for the following described pub
lie improvement, az authorized by the
Improvement Resolution named:
Improvement Resolution No. $50 1910
Providing for the Improvement OF
South "F' Street. from South 18th
Street to South 18th Street, by grad
ing. graveling the roadway and con-
structing cement curb. gutter and side
walk on both sides thereof between
the points named
Said improvement is intersected by
the following named streets and al
leys: East side Of South 18th Street.
both sides Of South 18th Street and
the west side Of South 13th Street.
Persons interested in or affected by
said described public improvement are
hereby notified that the Board OF Pub
lie Works OF said city has fixed Thurs
day, September, 7th, 1911. 3 o'clock q.
M, as q date upon which remonstran-
ces will be received, or heard. against
the amount assessed against each
piece of property described in said
roll and will determine the question
as to whether such lots or tracts of
land have been or will be benefited
in the amounts named on said roll, or
in greater or less sum than that
named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing said
prina facie assessments, with the
names of owners and descriptions of
property subject to be assessed. 10 on
file and may be seen at the office Of
the Board of Public Works Of said
city.
H. NJ. Hammond
Fred r. Charles
w. w. Zimmerman.
Board Of Public Works.
22-1wk.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-24

Homer Manlove and family have
returned from St. Joseph, Mich, Mrs
Manlove and children having spen'
several weeks at the lake.
Mrs. A. T. Pigman, Mrs. Charles My
ers and daughter, Dorothy, of Corners
Vile, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
w. S. Harding, today.
| Mrs. J. H. Winters of indianapolis
is spending few days IN Cambridge
City on account of the critical illness
of DR.. ]. r. Mauk.
Mrs. Myrtle Boswell and son, Wade
of Converse, are visitors in the home
of Rev. j. E. Coffin and family.
Charles Myers has in the past few
days, forwarded a car load of sheep to
Hubbard, Hauss and Ragsdale of Gin
| cinnati, and car load of cattle to
Middlesworth, Benson, Coburn and Co
of Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wallack are in
receipt of card from E. D. Mills and
family at Manitou, Cal, stating that
they will return east within a few
weeks.
Rev. ]. c. Coffin has been in Ander-
son this week on account of the criti-
cal condition of friend, Mr.. Watts,
whose daughter, Mrs. Francis Jones,
will be remembered as having sung at
the dedication of the Methodist
church.
Mrs. F. F. Luddington went to In.
dianapolis Tuesday to visit her moth
er, Mrs. Saxton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thomas and
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Pike of Rush
vile, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Will Pike last Sunday.
Will Osborn is among the number
from this city in attendance at the
Rushville fair today.
Mrs. Clifford Marson and son. Ray
mond, have returned after visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan yor-
hees of Centerville.
Miss Lillian Wright who is spending
the week with Willard Ulrich and fam
lily will be accompanied home by Miss
Katherine Ulrich to visit a few DAYS
with her and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bee
son.
Rev. ]. E. Coffin desires meeting
of the male members OF the congre-
cation and church at the Methodist
church, Friday evening at half past
seven O'Clock
John Groves of East Cambridge.
who has been quite sick, does not i'm
prove
The members of the Epworth Lea
que cabinet met at the Methodist
parsonage Tuesday evening for the
purpose of formulating plans for the
business meeting to be held the first
Tuesday in Semtember and for other
matters pertaining to the League
work.
Tradasnia Jelly, of Dayton, a native
of Indiana, is 4 visitor in the home
IF Rev. and Mrs. Kernaur. Her father
s a missionary in that county.
Ten little friends OF Master James
iuichard spent Monday afternoon at |
his home in observance OF his seventh !
birthday. The time Wa meErily speut |
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MILTON, IND.

MILTON, Ind. Aug. 24.-Mrs. Mary
Noll has returned from pleasant
Visit with her nieces, the Miss Bertha
Neff and Mrs. Woodcock and Other
relatives at Columbus. O. While there
she also called on Mr.. and Mrs. La
We're Miller. Mrs. Miller was Miss Lu
ella Newman.
William Speers Of PlainAeld was the
recent visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. John
epeers.
Miss Winifred Thompson who has
been the guest of her uncle. John Eau.
cett and family, left yesterday for her
home at Jamaica, Iowa. Miss Lulu
Faucet Accompanied her cousin to
Richmond Is.
John Faucet and son, Clark Fau-
cett went to Hamilton. Ohio. yesterday
to attend the family reunion. OF the
Gillespie-Dick family.
Leverton and Revalee have dissolv-
ed partnership in the blacksmith bus
mess. Mr.. Revalee has not decided as
to his business.
Miss Mary Jones Is expecting her
cousin. william Myers, and Ernest
Myers OF Pleasant Hill to visit her the
latter part of the week.
The Little light bearers Of the NJ,
=. church will have an open meeting
at the Me-. church Saturday after.
noon at three o'clock. There will be a
fine program prepared for the occa-
sion. The mothers Of the children and
others are invited ITO be present and
lend encouragement to the society.
The little people have issued very uni
que invitations but general invita-
tion 10 given. Refreshments will be
served
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Zeller had as
guests yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. lgna.
thus Zeller and Mrs. L. L. Broaddus,
Of Connersville.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Beam are visiting
Mrs. Hettie Murray and family west of
town.
The funeral services of the late vii.
liam Davis were conducted yesterday
afternoon from the home of his son,
Charles w. Davis. at 200 o'clock The
funeral. discourse was delivered by
the Rev. c. H. Finnick OF the NJ. E.
church. He was assisted by the Rev.
e. X. Van KinAe. pastor of the Chris
;ian church. The interment was made
at the family lot in the westside Gem.
etery. The pail bearers were Jesse
Moore. w. p. Moore. Lolbert, Crown.
over. o. H. Beason. W. f. Williams.
VIII Daniels. There were q number of
beautiful floral tributes OF respect to
the family and memory OF the deceas-
ed. There were many friends and rel
&tives In attendance. Among those
from q distance who were In attend.
8 nee was Mrs. Sarah Hayworth. OF
Cgoqnseogk daughter Of the deceased.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-24
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, Aug. "a
Homer Manlove was in Fort Wayne
Wednesday on a business trip
Mrs. Irene Frazer has been quite
sick at the home of her son, T. E. Fra
ger, the past week
DIR. Frank Tiefenthaler has return
ed after several days spent in Louis
vile. Ky, transacting business
Mrs. E. N. Thompson has returned
from kokomo to which city she was
called several days ago on account OF
the critical illness of her sister-in-law
Miss Esther Coffin is spending a few
days in Richmond with Mr.. and Mrs
H. B. Brendel
Lyman Dill and son, Robert, were
Indianapolis visitors the first OF the
week.
Main street is receiving coat of
paint.
Miss Blanche Martz and Miss Neva
Hubbard. the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Martz, will go to Indianapolis
to attend the State fair before return
ing to their home in Olney, Ill
Miss Hazel Dennis of Hagerstown,
spent Tuesday in this city
H. s. Beard and his brother, Rob-
ert, attended Rushville fair wednes-
day.
Miss Lenora Shaffer visited her sis
ter. Mrs. Frank May, of Straughns,
Wednesday.
z DIR. r. c. Leslie and family have
returned after visit with relatives
at Delphi.
Mrs. S. S. Wilson and Mrs. E. N.
Druley. of Dublin. and Mrs. George
Barnett were the guests of Mrs Will
Ogborn todax.