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The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-16
GOOD MOVING PICTURE SHOW

On Wednesday night another one of the popular moving picture shows was put on at the Auditorium by Messrs. Martin & koon, and the house was, as usual, packed to the limit. The pictures were perhaps the most entertaining of any of those shown, and they were all much enjoyed. On account of the performance of "The Shaughraun" on Wednesday next there will be no moving picture show this week.
 The pictures exhibited were "The New Chief" "The Persistent Poet" "The Woman of Millions,' "A Very Live Corpse" Revenge of the Cor sican," The Tale of the Backwods," Glimpse of an Indian Camp, and "Over the Wire"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-16
METHODIST LADIES'
 AID SOCIAL

A most enjoyable social was held by the Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church at the church on Friday evening, at which we'll selected program was rendered by the young people of the Sunday school. Cof fee, ice cream and cake were serv- cd and all of the many who attend
 ed voted the affair decided success. Rev. Winecoff was master of cere
 monies and with the aid of the lady helpers, and the excellence of the numbers rendered by the children he had no trouble at all in keeping all interested and in the best of hu nor. The program given was as fol
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-16

if not illegally, of many thousands goes to enjoy the fruits of his nasty smelling enterprise on a luxurious ranch in Mexico.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-16
TAX MATTERS ARE ADJUSTED

Several tax matters were before he City Council on Friday night for adjustme nt, among them being pro- est by the Cold Storage company against its alleged excessive taxa ton. A reduction of ten thousand dollars was made in this case after he matter had been carefully thresh- ed out.
 On request of R. C. Wood the as- sessment against the First National bank was changed to enc against the stockholders of that institution. To afford the assessor the necessary in- formation in regard to the amount of stock held by each of the stock holders, so that each could be as- sessed pro rata, MT. Wood handed in list showing how the stock is held. The assessments made now stand: R. C. Wood. $46,00O; John l.. McGinn, $46.OOO; Henry Riley, $2,- 900; J. c. Ridenour, $2,O0O; w. T. Burns, $2,0OO; L. c. Hess, $2,OOO.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-16

The Citizen is trying to better con ditions in the camp. Get In and help.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-16
PROGRESSIVE REDUCTION.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA. - A pro- gressive reduction of tariff duties for the next 21 years is urged in bill just pres nted in congress by Rep resentative Hobson.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-16
Phone 262 Phone
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

A reward of S5O will be paid by the publishers of this pa per for information which will lead 10 the conviction of any person stealing copies of I he Citizen from the residences of subscribers.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-16
MONEY CITY HAD IN THE WA. BANK

when it was forced to close. No statement had been rendered by City Treasurer Jackson for the months of either November or De- cember, as he was Outside at the time The statement follows: Der 31, 1910, to January i, 1911:
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-16

COLFAX, Wash, Jan. IA. - John Terhaune, a local banker, committed suicide today. The reason therefore is a mystery.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-16

The receivers of the Washington Alaska bank rendered to the city council on Friday night statement of the city's finances as they ap- peared on the books of the bank
 Statements of accounts from Octt
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-16

VICTORIA, B. C., Jan. 14. - At the city elections yesterday, Mayor Morley was elected to succeed him. self
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-23
MISSIONARY MEETING.

A meeting of the Woman's Mission
airy society of the Second Presbyterian
church. was held yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. o. F. Hasty. There was a
large attendance of members and
guests. Mrs. Riegel led the devotion
al exercises. Miss Inez Hasty played
Il very pretty piano SOLO. The topic,
Alaska" was presented by Mrs. F..
Ellis. Readings on the subject were
also given by Mrs. Gartside and Mrs
Arlington. Miss Fetta also gave a
beautiful reading. A ladies' quartet
composed of Mrs. Thomas McNary,
Mrs. Hasty, Mrs. F.. Ellis and Mrs.
Thorne, sang several pretty selections.
The foreign topic, South America"
was introduced by Mrs. Hasty, who
gave an interesting map study of the
country. Mrs. McNary gave a reading
on this topic. Mrs. Thorne sang So
10 in an effective manner and Mrs.
Overman gave reading. The pro-
gram was concluded with a paper on
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entertained. The bride-elect received
a number of gifts. The afternoon was
spent socially and with needlework
A luncheon in several courses was
served. The hostess was assited by
Miss Dorothy Dilks and Miss Helen
Hampton. The guests were Miss
Amelia Test, Mrs. Oliver Test, Mrs
Walter Test, Mrs. Atwood Jenkins,
Mrs. Samuel Hodgin and daughter,
Miss Marion of Guiiford College,
North Carolina, Miss Mable Ellis, Miss
Bertha Kelsey, Miss Stella Kelsey.
Miss Mary Jay, Miss Irene Mather,
Mrs. Huntington of st. Louis, Mrs. w
s. Hiser. Miss Carrie Carpenter, Mrs.
George D. Coale, Mrs. Margaret Ire
dell, Mrs. Shoemaker, Miss Alice
kearns, Miss Adelaide kearns, Mrs
w d. White, Mrs. f. H. Bell, Mrs
George II. Dilks, Mrs George r. Dilks,
Mrs. c. S. Dilks, Mrs. Sarah Dilks,
Miss Mable Keller, Mrs J. NJ. Wamp-
Ter, Miss Naomi Mather, Miss Mary
Iredell, Mrs. Stanley, Miss Iredell,
Mrs. L. n. Hampton. Miss Irene Math-
err, Mrs. Garwood, Mrs. Iredeli. Mrs.
J. c. White, ST., and Mrs. J. c. White,
ia.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-23
LULLABY FOR A BABY FAIRY.

Might 10 over; through the clover
globes OF crystal shine;
Birds are calling, sunlight falling
on the wet green vine.
Little wings must folded lie, little
lips be still
While the sun is In the SKY over
Fairy Hill.
Sleep. sleep, sleep.
Baby with buttercup hair.
Golden rays
Into the violet creep,
Dream. dream deep.
Dream of night.revels fair.
Daylight stays;
Sleep little fairy child, sleep.
Rest in daytime; night Is playtime.
all good fairies know.
Under signing grasses lying on to
slumber go.
Night will come with stars agleam,
lilies in her hand,
Calling you from hills OF dream
back to Fairyland.
Sleep, sleep, sleep,
Baby with buttercup hair.
Golden rays
Into the violet creep.
Dream. dream deep.
Dream OF night revels fair.
Daylight stays;
Sleep. little fairy child, sleep.
Joyce Kilmer, in Boston Herald.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-23

ful lawn party given yesterday after
noon by Misses Mary and Amanda
Peed at their home on South Main
street.
The spacious lawn, with it's lofty
trees. offered most inviting place
to spend the afternoon and the
guests amused themselves by playing
croquet, Miss Florence Parker win
ming the prize.
At five O'Clock delicious refresh
ments were served and the guests
enjoyed a social hour. Those in at
tendance were Misses Doris Adams.
OF North Salem: Lillian Chambers,
Florence Parker, Florence and Ger
trude Peed. Neva Peed. Mesdames
o. J. Gronendyke, w. S. Chambers.
Fred White, Albert White. Olive Cas-
tie, of Pittsburg. Pa. Willard Mogle,
end Fred Kn4ckel of Richmond.-New
Castle Courier.
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LUNCHEON AT CLUB.

Among the pleasant events at the
Country club Thursday was the lunch
con given by Mrs. Jessie Alice, The
table was attractively appointed with
flowers and ferns. Places were ar
ranged for twelve guests. Those en-
joying the charming affair were Mrs.
William Bayfield,, Mrs. John y. Pound
stone, Mrs. w. w. Gaar. Mrs. Paul
Comstock, Miss Elizabeth Comstock,
Mrs. viii Dill, Miss Margaret Starr,
Mrs. Jeanette G. Leeds. Miss Clara
Comstock, Mrs. Florence Lodwick. and
Mrs. Smith. After lunch the after
noon was spent playing bridge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-23
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The following items clipped from the
Indianapolis Star are of local interest
here:
Miss Ruth Hendrickson, Miss Ger
trude Pruitt. Miss Mabel Felt. Miss
Edna Trueblood of this city, and Miss
Ruth Longley. Miss Ethel De Vaney,
Miss Frank Brown of Noblesville, Miss
Dorothy Kautz of Kokomo, and Miss
Ethel Seller of Alexandria. members
of the Mu Chapter of Kappa Kappa
Gamma Chapter of Butler, are giving
house party to Endymion Lodge,
near Noblesville. Mrs. Richard Moore
is one of the chaDerones.
Miss Grace Hunt Of Richmond. In
diana, is visiting Miss Lucy Kingston.
Miss Helen Hunt of Richmond, In
diana. is the guest of Miss Gorilla Nc
Cormick of North Arsenal avenue.
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FOR MISS CARTER.

One of the most beautiful bridge
parties OF the midsummer season was
given this afternoon by Mrs.
Edwin Gates at her pretty home in
North Eleventh street as a courtesy
to Miss Mary Carter of Jacksonville,
Florida. The house presented a beau
tiful appearance with its embellish-
ments of Killarney roses. Bridge was
played at several tables. Favors were
presented. The guests were Miss
Ewing Of Chicago. Miss Susan Brown
ell Of Cincinnati, Miss Matte Belle
Gayle OF Mayesville. Kentucky, Mira.
Maud Gray. Mrs. Frank Correll. Mrs.
John Runyan. Miss Mary Gaar. Miss
Marie Campbell. Miss Coral WEIGH
man. Miss Myral weeghman. Miss
Agnes Twigg. Miss Juliet Swayne.
Miss Edith Nicholson, Miss Alice
Forkner. Mrs. Ray Shiveley. Mrs. Dud-
ley Elmer, Mrs. Louis Quinn, Chicago,
Miss Mary Carter, Mrs. George Gates,
Miss Campbell. Mrs. Leeds. Mrs. John
Poundstone. Miss Mildred Gaar, Mrs.
williams. Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Hol-
lingsworth. Mrs. Fred Carr, Mrs. b.
b. johnson, Mrs. Charles MCGUIRE,
Mrs. John Nicholson, Mrs. Frank
Lackey. Mrs, Thomas Nicholson. Mrs.
Frank McCurdy. Mrs. Will Dill, Mrs.
Maud Gray, Mrs. Frank Cowell, Mrs.
l.. M. Jones. Mrs. Ed Swayne, Mrs.
Will Gaar, Mrs. w. l.. Thornburg, Mrs.
Rudolph Leeds, Mrs. Clarence Gen.
nett, Mrs. 4. r. eBatty. Mrs. Jessie
Alec. Mrs. T. NJ. Kaufman, Mrs. w. r.
POundstOne.
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OF INTEREST HERE.

Miss Mollie Keller was hostess at
a charming dinner and card party
Wednesday evening at her home on
East Broad street in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Geiselman of Han
over, p. The rooms were a mass Of
fragrant white blossoms and in the
center of each of the six small ia
bles at which the dinner was served
was placed a bowl of sweet peas as a
cnterpiece. An elegant three-course
dinner was served at 1880. Five
hundred was the evenings amusement
and the favor was given to Mrs. John
r. Millikan.
Besides Mr.. and Mrs. Geiselman,
Miss Keller's guests were Messrs.
and Mesdames 7. B. Millikan, John r..
Millikan, Howard o. Powell, Harry
E. Walter, and Charles w. Jennings,
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MISS LAMB A GUEST HERE.

Miss Katheryn Lamb. of Muncie,
Indiana. came yesterday and is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis
at their home west OF the city. Miss
Lamb will also visit with Miss Alsa
Worries, Miss Edna Starr and other
friends during her stay here. She will
be the guest of honor at several So
cial affairs. Miss Starr will enter
tain party of young people and next
week Mrs. Davis will give house par
ty for her guest.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The following items clipped from
the Indianapolis Sun are of locol in
terest here:
Miss Nancy Conwell, of this city and
Miss Dorothy Dunlap, of Providence,
r. l., who visited their grandmother,
Mrs. Anna Conwell in Connersville,
have left for Chicago, to be guests at
house party for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stout had for
their guests the early part of the week
Mrs. John Griffith and John Mullen
and David Mullen, of Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-23
ENTERTAINED BUFFERS.

At the meeting of the BUYERS
whist club held yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. George r. Dilks in Spring
Grove, the favor was given to Mrs.
Ray X. Shiveley. The guests for the
afternoon were Miss Matte Belle
Gayle of Mayesville. Kentucky, who is
visiting Mrs. A. d. Gayle, Miss Susan
Brownell of Cincinnati, Miss Fannie
Jones and Miss Ewing of Chicago.
who is the guest of Miss Marie Camp
bell. A luncheon was served after the
game.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-23

Rhodes Of Richmond. Emma Reece
eitzell of Centerville, Indiana, Cora z.
Bond, Richmond, Indiana, Elizabeth
Williams and Margaret Hinshaw,
Fountain City, Indiana, Ola Jordan,
Richmond. Mrs. o. E. Baldwin, Mum
Gle. Indiana. Mrs. c. A. Barnd. Win
chester. Indiana, Alice Woodland Hunt.
Alice Williams Manitta Townsend,
Mary f. Woodland, Ella Williams, Ad-
die n. Hiatt, Grace A. Pitts. Fannie
Elliott, Piety Elliott Lawrence, Min
erva Thomas of Fountain City, Eva
Clemens and Della Fulghum Cogges-
hall Of Richmond
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-23
MEETS SATURDAY,.

The Etude club of Economy will
meet with Miss Dora PIERCE Saturday
afternoon at two o'clock. A special in
vitation has been sent out to all who
were at one time members of the club
and have moved away. All who be-
long now are requested to attend as
there will be special music arranged
for the occasion, also special bust
ness that Is to be transacted of much
ments will be served
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ENTERTAINED BRIDAL PARTY.

Mrs. Martha Geier-T orbeck charm
ingly entertained the members of the
Geier-Schumaker bridal party last eve
ming. The house was beautifully
decorated with flowers and ferns.
Cards and various contests fea-
tured the evenings amusements.
The favors were given to Miss
Schumacher. Mr.. Bussen and Mr.. Geier.
Late in the evening a delicious lunch
con was served. Mr.. Otto Rainier, an
accomplished musician played several
piano solos these adding to the pleas
ure of the evening. The guests were
Miss Katherine Schumacher, Miss Hill
da Gausepohl Miss Stella Johnson,
Miss Anna Ortmann, Mr.. Howard
Geier, Mr. Otto Rainier, Mr.. Raymond
Bussen and Mr.. Harry Bowling. This
evening Miss Hilda Gausepohl will
give a kitchen shower for Miss Schu-
maker at her home in South Seventh
street,
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PAGE FIVE.

the Home Life" in South America.
given by Mrs. Mumbower. A social
hour followed Refreshments were
served. Miss lnez Hasty presided at
the punch bowl The house was at
tractisely decorated with flags of ala
nations and with the summer garden
flowers. The meeting was. very en-
joyabie and was one of the most sue
cessful affairs in the history of the or
sanitation.
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GUESTS TO DINNER.

Mrs. Il. f. Wore very pleasantly en-
tertained at dinner Thursday at her
home In Richmond avenue. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Amos Ballenger.
Mr.. Arthur Jones. Mrs. James Lee
and children. Mrs. Isaac Fuller and
sons and Mrs. Mamie Toney and son
william.
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FOR MISS TEST.

AS courtesy to Miss Grace Test
who will be married soon to Mr.. viii
Dilks, Mrs. J. E. Weller entertained
with a can-fruit shower and thimble
party at her home in North Seventh
street this afternoon.
Sweet peas and Ferns were
used in decorating the different rooms
where the guests were SO pleasantly
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LEFT FOR MICHIGAN.

Mrs. Will Goehner and children,
Charles and Emma, of this city, and
Miss Grace Phenis of Boston, left last
night for Luther. Michigan, to visit
the formers sister, Mrs. Leslie
Seaney and family.
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Gus veranda. The guests were Miss
Grace and Miss Ruby Leeds. Miss Es-
Their Crockett, Miss Josephine Note
slime, Miss Dorothy Thomas, Miss
Jeanette Towle, Miss Maria Hand
ley. Miss Julia Cook. Miss Leila Rurd-
sail, Miss Martha Williamson. Miss
Grace Eubank and Miss Halter.
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HOME FOR THE SUMNER.

Miss Louise Miilikan, who has
been attending Earlham college, re-
turned home last evening to spend
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. B. Milikan. on East Broad
street Miss Millikan had as her
guests last evening, Miss Riah Pagan
of Columbia City, and Miss Mary
Bertsch of Cambridge City.-New
Castle Times
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CLASS REUNION.

The Girls of Yesterday" met Thurs
day in the old school grounds Of the
New Garden school and held a reun-
ion The members present had belong
ed to the class Of II. The time was
spent in a pleasant social manner and
in recalling tales of school days" A
number of interesting letters were
read from persons who were unable
to be present and the twenty-five mem.
bers who were able to attend listened
to them with much pleasure and sad.
ness intermingled as "reminiscences
we're brought to mind. Among those
present were persons from Winches-
ter, Muncie, Centerville, Arba, Foun.
tain City and Richmond. A bountiful
dinner was served at midday. This
is the third reunion the class has held
and 1t was decided that next year an
invitation would be extended to all
former teachers and pupils of the
school to attend the reunion. Among
the teachers are Benjamin Trueblood,
Mary Jones Harris, John II. Binford,
Matte Binford Elliott, James Hadley
and Ella Hartley. When the men,
bers Of the class entered the old
school house. on the blackboard was
found the following lines which were
written in 'O7 by II. d. Hess, who at
one time attended the school:
Windows dark and voices still.
Walls SO stark and room so still,
Footsteps that once walked this floor,
Walking now the golden shore.
Faces bright have passed away,
When they brighten who can say.
But they live still in my heart,
Working there with deathless art,
Smiling still their radiant smiles,
Speaking words sweet as a dream,
Dripping like the nearby stream.
Gone the sycamore and beech:
Solemn stand the pines that reach
Over where the loved ones sleep
Meath green tents in slumber deep,
And in tears l write this lay,
Close the door and 60 away"
Those present were Lydia Ellen
Pike of Fountain City, Emma Hough
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ATTENDED DANCE.

A large number of young people
attended the dancing party given last
evening in the Jackson Park pavilion.
Piano and drums furnished the dance
music.
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GRADUATED THIS YEAR.

Among the graduates at Indiana uni
vel sity Wednesday was Mr.. julius
Grosvenor, son of DR.. and Mrs. E. B.
Grosvenor. Mr. Grosvenor received
his doctors degree. He will come to
this city for the weekend and early
next week will go to indianapolis,
where he will study for part Of the
summer.
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IMPORTANT SOCIAL EVENT.

Among the charming social events
for today will be the bridge party CIV
en- this afternoon by Mrs. Edwin
Gates at her home in North Eleventh
street as courtesy to Miss Carter
who 10 visiting at the Gates home.
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The length of the railways of the
United States is about go. 900 miles.
that of the Mexican about $4,000. The
length of telegraph wires strung in the
United States is about I, sec. 900 miles;
in Mexico it is $4,000 miles.
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TO GIVE DANCE.

Mr.. Clement Gates will give. a dance
next Wednesday evening at the Coun-
try club for Miss Mary Carter of Jack
sonville, Florida.
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FOR MISS BRoERMAN.

HOnoring Miss Nettie Broerman,
June bride, Mrs. Louis Tangeman
gave shower last evening at
her home. The house was attractive
ly decorated for the occasion Various
diversions made the evening pass
pleasantly. Refreshments were serv-
od
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TO GIVE MARKET.

The ladies of the Second English
Lutheran church will give a market
Saturday afternoon in the market
house. All are invited to attend.
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MISS HALLER ENTERTAINED,

Miss Ruth Halter entertained recent
ly at her home in Linden avenue in
honor of Miss Maria Handiey, who is
visiting here. A most enjoyable even
ing was spent. Luncheon was serv-
ed at small tables placed on the spaci-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-23
WITH Mas. ROGERS,

A meeting OF the Penny club was
held Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Rogers at her home in North f
street. The meeting was in the ma
ture OF a social session as 1t was
lunch day.
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RETURNED HOME,

Miss Ruth Barnard arrived from
Earlham this afternoon for visi,
with her parents, Judge and Mrs. w
O. Barnard. on North Tenth street
Miss Barnard and Miss Georges
Cloud will return to Earlham Mon
day to attend summer school.-New
Castle Courier.
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TO PlTTsaURc.

Mrs. Josiah T. White and sisters,
Mrs. Susan Smith and Mrs. Elizabeth
J. Hill have gone east for a trip.
While in the east they will visit with
their niece, Mrs. Sarah Frazer of
Pittsburg.
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs. Charles Longfellow and chill
dren of Sheridan street. have returned
home after three weeks visit with
relatives and friends at Lynn, In
diana.
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Lawrence Cliff, S. H. Cliff, Mrs. Jen-
ME Peed, Miss Sarah Reagan and
Miss Janet Millikan.-New Castle
Courier.
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ARE AT BlUEETON,

Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Rooney and
son, Master William are spending a
week visiting with Mr.. Romeys pa
rents in Bluffton, Ohio.
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DANCE THIS EVENING.

A dancing party will be given in the
Cedar Springs hotel. All the young
people of the city are most cordially
invited to attend.
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TO HARTFORD CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs Guy Gotshall have
Mr. Gottschall's parents
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TO CAMBRIDGE CITY,

Mrs. Clifford Marson and young son,
returned to Cambridge City, after a
three weeks visit with relatives in
this city and Centerville.
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tn RtiCLNiIIE

vile. Indiana. where he will spend the
of the week
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DANCE POSTPONED.

The dance which was to have been
glven Saturday evening at Webster in
the Railroad hall has been postponed
until Saturday. July arst.
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SEVERAL PIctNCS.

Several picnic parties are being held
today at Glen Miller park. A number
of these affairs are Sunday school pic
MICS
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HAS RETURNED.

Mr.. Karl Allison has returned from
diana, where he spent the past year