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says. "who was the cause always 81 the
troubles which arose between the doctor
and myself"
Dr. Iicberuann denuun"es Mrs Lleh-
ernann's charges that he In friendly
with Miss Burkhsrdt," and scouts the
suggestions that he iudulecs in high liN-
ing IN broadway restaurants.
The doctor was formerly druggist.
he SAYS. and studied medicine after his
marriage. Besides these accomplish
inents, lie liz someN hat of an author. II
Judged by IL letter attached to the
papers In the action. The letter has 10
do with a decision OF Justice Page after
tho wifes suit was brought, In which
the Court directed him to pay up nj
once another accumulation OF $3.50 or e
to Jail. Anent this decision. DIR. Lieber
mann wrote.
such n decision 10 analogous with {
case renowned In the annals q law. 4
| Judge In Russia ordered Jew to pa!
| several thousand dollars for a window
| in a church which was broken when al
| officer threw a stone at the Jew. Will
the Jew lodged the stone smashed tn
window. The Jew was found guilty be
| cause re lodged and I am guilty be
| cause I have not the money to NEE
this exhorbtant demand. unless. per
| chance, I go out and borrow or steal 1t.
The doctor says that his difference
started when his eldest son. now TWEEN
ty-hve years. choked him Mrs. Lieber
mann sided with the son and the docto
left mis- family.
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SHOT UNCLE AND AUNT
WHEN THEY OPPOSED
GIRL OF HIS CHOICE
Italian Youth Caught Running
Away From Shop Where
They Lay Senseless.

,, -,
'N'~' '''o''e' '"''' ana = "om-
ans screame brought policeman Nor
rio O'Connor Of the Communipaw ave-
rus .,.,,op y.,..v civ ,rnr,r. o.
'n ,,, H'"e ,o'",s ,nop Vi oo'ro "a
miiio' ~ NO isf boyd avenue jersey
c''y' Just oe'ore noon TO-DAY. As ne
.pp'o.e"e' .ou." ru.hed OUT ana
.a" ao"" ."s .'oe'. Ooonho1 turn-
ing '''or MN ITO causnt h'm . oioek
or NO away ana lea ann oack' IN inc
my 10y ~-.'' ""o. 'nrousn the
ens'' ~" .e. INC 'nl e'hnon OF q
uoor ss". i'o" INC snop INTO 'ns
"o e"e o."u 10y s' maria
Nv. .no. y. ,"e u.s. '', .ae
,.sn' oheoH Aha the "sek VI inc hoao'
'"e ' ~. u".'e ~"u
~ ~ "~'.AA ne =" marry
s". "e' snot 'ne"' pecau"e
o' nore ana 1hes
"ou'u"' "' me marry oesIared tne
ycu'h' @'ooru'hs 10 oConnof'
."s oey wa psas OUT seif possessed
and was calm Al he gave his name and
told the story OF the shooting In the
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Anto!net,c Hotel. He told the boys that
was against the traff,c rules and. he
said. Ambrose tackled him, and the
rough house which led to the arrest
followed.
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RICE ANSWERS ABOUT.
HIS WORK FOR the CITY

Commissioner Of Accounts Harry n
Rice to-day addressed tho folio wing oper
letter to the District-Attorney:
Dec. 80. 1919.
Hon. Charles 8. Whitman, District
Attorney. Now York County.
Dear SIR: notice by tho daily
papers that a complaint has been
made to YOU concerning . possible
Encouragement of my ONCE, In 90
far ~ 1t 10 alleged that ! have uti-
ised the services Of stsnogra phsr
for private purposes.
In connection with this matter
shsll only DO too Elad to appear be-
fore You or the Grand Jury and give
YOU the true facts In the case. and
IN doing 20 win waive any daims 10
immunity. Yours very truly.
HARRY NJ. RICE,
ComnAsaoner OF Acoounta
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FOOTBALL TACKLE
.. wins FIRST BOUT,
III J|TSU NEXT
Dartmouth lIalfback, Police
Lieutenant and Rookie"
in Lively Scrimmage.
!, cos; Nathaniel Ambrose. a hal,back

II COS; Nathaniel Ambrose. a haltback
eleven. Just $40 FOR having tackled Lieut..
Flannelly OF the East Twenty second
street station early this morning
Magistrate House, In the Yves, SIDE
Court. fined the repcntant young hall
back this amount aud SAID he would
have sent him to tho Workhousc If he
hadn't been a student.
II was Flannelly whom the collecian
touched down. On the Broadway pave
II Sixty-sixth street. with 50 much
effect that In the opinion OF the mid
night crowd the Lieutenant would have
gone through the manhole into the
sewer but for the fact that he Is too
broad In the beam.
Yirss 1alf-DaFtmouth. !; Police
1sses, o.
In tho second half the police force
came back. Flanneliy was still down
and out, though he IL a strong arm.
weighs 80 and has arrested some OF
the heaviest propositions that ever came
10 town. But Ambrose. Q husky youth
81 twenty-five. Weighing more than 3OD.
tipped his I to tho applauding crowd
And lightly stepped aboard . north.
bound Broadwa car.
,<.,e",. u,",sn, '"o OF
ous..o"e "@'oos rooAies' cams
At0und me corner out OF S'xty-seventh
street and evened the score. Answer
~ the PROSTATE Lieutenants cry
eTAsrs he II, on that carr! Mad,xar
nxmnsd aboard and found Amhro.s
.,-,,, =, .,,.n
" ~nAl heppeheo on the car th'
Dcated passengers retained only a din
0oression. Three minutes late
D1Adigan alighted on the street, carry
hns the foott.sll man on nj. shoulas,
-. ,.,,.r .,vI ~r..n.d ,n. 80, =,
Wee" nc "eo oee" """s"s ~ u
eoo the ne" pohceihan hao put Int
practice some OF the )iu 1itsu stunt
1Ately imported from West Point. Any
Fay, Msdigsn is something OF a hu,k
kimsAf. Weighing ls5 and cl..nl
IN,
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MYSTERY Of TRUNK
MURDER OEEPENS;
NO TRACE OF SlAYERS
Continued from First Pase)

ertv tina, o.. O, his men was coming
TO the city from Cornwall, where Dono-
van has "A contract on the state road,
to view the body. It Is believed that
Kremen worked at Cornwall.
From John r. Dolan, q New York
contractor who Is doing construction
work for the Lehigh Valley Railroad
between Waterloo and Seneca Falls.
came word to-day that the description
OF the dead man answers that OF man
who disappeared without his pay some
TWO hours AFTER gong 10 WORK several
weeks ago Doian uses brass checks
and the Initials D. IT, D..
untii positive 'oentiHauon OF the
oony mas oeeh in.oe Mr. io"sheTy al
"'''eu no "oo'u 10 "ome~hs' ~ ioo
AZ 10 now 10 proceed lie 10 WORKING on
three theories. One that the man was
killed In a night over q girl or by .
jealous husband; another that he was
murdered by robbers, and q third that
his death was to revenge a beating
which he 4. ,ah "a h.ve .dm,r,.,.r..i
-. ~.
.ou." IN ' eA'' ""
ChIn,ihas Eve.
HOW LOCATION OF THE MUIR.
DER WAS WORKED OUT.
Mr. nou~b.r,v M. .r.h,.a ,o A.
...,.. ~. .-, ..
N 1850 Wv. '". VI
~thih "n'oh Inc murosf must nave
been done through the testimony OF
Louis Steir and Joseph Copper from
whom the p,,ahcarx ON which the body
IVA. c.rrsd va rented ana from shs
...-. ,r-.~ r-,.., -,
~ - .'.' ~ :.
employed 10 ~eaoh the trink aitof u
was deposited OUTSIDE Of No. u FIT
street.
Steir and Cooper are AIRED that II
"a. about 10 40 o.clocL v..tsrdsv morn.
80. ,.u -. -, .-..~1
.s 80" ~" 'o."s 49,
IN "ar" ciothes' . pisoA deroy nut anu
gray overeoat. and . shorter. stockiei
man wearing an unbuttoned vest puileC
over an old sweater, hired q pushcar
and walked off with Il into Defiance,
street, turning there toward the Eas
River. Fe,n.ten and seyersI vome,
who .sw the trunk deposi,ed are certai,
that n WA. no later than n 30 when IN,
man i.,, IN. ,r,nL IN Pr, .,r.., Ir an
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MRS. MACKAY LEAVES CITY.
sublets House and Probably VII,
Not Return This Winter.

Mrs, Clarence II. MaoAay. II came out
yesterday. has subleascd the ST. John
Smith residence at No, ~ East Seven
tieth street. which she leased recently,
to Robert G, III, presidsot Of a coal
company. for immediate occupancy.
Mrs. Mackay leased the house for the
season, and occupied II about the mid
die II November. but the condition OF
her health has now caused her to take
. long rest away from town. Having
disposed Of the Isasshold. she Will prob
SHY not return to New York before nsxt
ytntsss
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suicidal intent the police have yet to
discover.
Her husband, who IL = h,ukkecp"r,
had left home for lis dave Nork carly
and II Nas about half an huu: after
no had gone that Mabel ll"arnc. ~"
'cu.Near-old daughter OF tho '1nilS that
lived across tho hail. heard u "ry FOR help
AZ she passed the door of the Noungs.
simultaneously Mrs. Young came stag
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TOOK A MERCURY TABLET.
Young Married Woman Cried NJ
Once for Help. hut she VIII Die.

Mrs. Louise Young, a pretty young
matron. was removed from her home on
tho third Moor OF No. +45 West F'ifteth
street to-day to Bellevue Hospital after
she had swallowed a tablet OF bichloride
OF mercury. whether 10y accident Or with
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WERSTFD
w Il do Z l. H.

WEBSTER. Ind. July l1-Mr. and
Mrs Harry WiiCoNen OF Richmond
visited his mother. Mrs. Viola Wilcox
en-. Saturday night and sunday,
Mrs, Maymv Kiusey % Chicago
spent theweek end with relatives at
this place.
The ice credm social given by the
NJ f. Aid Society proved To be quite
success and was Well attended.
Quite a number from here took in
the baseball game between the Rich
mond and West Baden Sprudels at
Richmond.
Davenport Hurt.
MIR Ernest Davenport was severely
hurt last Thursday, when his team up
set load of hay on him. crushing
him beneath it and pinning him To the
floor of the barn.
MIR. Walter Williams was home from
Muncie last sunday.
Mr. Roscoe Bonn is the possessor OF
Il fine new buggy.
Word has been received by friends
from Mr.. Carl Harris that he is having
the time of his life in Sunny Califor-
mia
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HAGERSTOWN

HAGERSTOWN, Ind, July 17-Mr.
and Mrs. w. D. Pierce of Milville were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon
Leonard.
Rev. and Mrs w. H. Jenkins and
daughter Ruth, Of Cicero, were guests
Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Jones
and Mrs. Rebecca Stuart. The Jen-
kins' were entertained Wednesday at
the Reynolds home east of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Woods have re-
turned from visit with their daugh-
ter at Detroit
Miss Guyneth Teetor entertained
this afternoon at cards.
Miss Elma Keer and Miss Ethel
Hodson of Mooreland were guests of
Miss Nellie Brant Tuesday and Wed
nesday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Con
way, at their home near Greensboro
twins, a boy and a girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rinehart and
son and Mr.. Ora Miller of Richmond,
We're visitors Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Shafer.
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WEST MANCHESTER

WEST MANCHESTER. O.. July II
Mrs. Robert Michael spent from Sat
urday until Tuesday with relatives in
New Madison.
Mrs. John Lanthrop spent Tuesday
in New Madison with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Foos, VIM. and
Sunday at the home of John Brown
near Euphemia.
Miss Myrtle Trone returned Mon
day from a visit with Mrs. Wolverton
in Greenville.
MIR. and Mrs. J. B. Trone spent last
Thursday with George Price and wife
at w Sonora.
Guests From Gas City.
Miss Kathryn Kessel of Gas City,
Ind is the guests OF Mrs. F. NJ Davis
son.
Rev. Truitt. pastor of the Christian
Church, spent Sunday at Salimony,
where he has a regular charge.
Miss Mabel DeGraff of Dayton spent
Sunday here with Cecil Monday
Mrs. Graham of Troy is here to be
the guests of her daughter, Mrs. Spen-
Ger for several weeks.
Here From Dayton.
Miss Irene Crisler of Dayton is the
guests at the home of her grand par
. ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Enrick.
Mrs Ora Emrick is visiting her
mother at Castine.
Dinner Party.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Buck, Lester Hap
nd III nd Txrife
Jacob Zehring and wife were Sunday
guests Of Erwin Buck and wife.
! VIM. House and family of Eldorado
spent Sunday with Ira Buhrman and
family.
! Mr.. Parker and grand daughter May,
| of Whitewater, visited Ira Wright and
family last Friday.
! Mrs. Chas. Staley and children of
Whitewater visited relatives here from
! Friday till Tuesday.
| Here on Business.
| VIM. Arnold of New Weston trans
acted business here Monday
! Jeanette Lease who has been ill
with diphtheria is improving.
Several from here attended the
Chautauqua at Eaton, on Tuesday and
! Thursday evenings.
| Many people from this place visited
the section north of here where the
hail storm did considerable damage
last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ray Maule and children Of
Richmond, spent from Wednesday I'M
til Friday with Lawrence Riley and
wife.
Edgar Parker is spending his vaca-
ton at the country home of Alonzo
Swihart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Emanuel Wehr-
ley and Edna and Vertie Monebrake
spent last Thursday in Eaton.
Mr.. Poyner, of near this place, who
was badly stunned by tightening last
Tuesday evening is improving.
John Schaffner and family of Beaver
| dam, Ohio, were the guests last week
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rule
Miss Flora Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Smith and son Russell were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. M.
DaViSSOQ.
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There is more Catarrh in this sec
ton of the country than all other dis
eases put together. and until the last
few years was supposed to be incur
able. For great many years doctors
pronounced IT a local disease and pre-
scribed local remedies, and by con-
stantly failing to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced 1t incurable. Science
has proven Catarrh to be a constitu-
tional disease, and therefore. requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the mar
ket. 1t is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. 1t acts
directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case it fails
to cure. Send for circulars and testl-
monials.
Address F. ]. CHENEY, & CO, To
1edo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for cousti-
patton.
ADVERTISEMENT
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FOUNTAIN CITY

FOUNTAIN CITY. Ind. July If
Mrs. Bart Thomas, of Carlos City and
Mrs. Williams, of Richmond were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Thomas
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clapp. Of Rich
mond, have been spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cranor.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark and
daughter Dorothy. of indianapolis.
came Tuesday for several days visit
with relatives and friends
Mrs Jessie Sims and family, who
have been visiting Mr. Jessie Thomas
have returned home.
Miss Ethel Thomas of Indianapolis
who has been at Bass Lake for two
weeks is here now for a short visit
The Rev. Fred Smith and family
took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt
last Tuesday. They leave for Spice
land this week
Birthday Surprise.
Mr. Sam Nicholson was delightful
ly surprised by his relatives and
friends on his fiftieth birthday. They
gathered at his home three miles east
of town and all report a good time.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs
Asher Nicholson, Lee Nicholson and
family, Rob Skinner and family. viii
Skinner and family. Floyd Best and
family and Frank Nicholson and fam
lily.
Miss Mamie Thomas has returned
from Bass Lake where she has been
taking an outing with her brother, Mr..
Julian Thomas and family. They re-
port a great deal of rain.
Union Services.
The Union Services will be held in
the Christian church next Sunday ev-
ening at 1880. Rev. James II. Rich
ardson of the Methodist church in
charge. Mems chorus practice Sun
day afternoon at o'clock. Program:
Song, INSTRUMENTATION and Chorus
Song, 41-Congregation and Chorus
Scripture reading and prayer.
Song, special by Male Chorus.
Song, 277-Congregation.
Benediction.
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MUSICAL NUMBERS
FEATURE ASSEMBLY
Many Prominent Artists Are
On Cambridge City
Program.
(Pa1Ia dunn Specially


CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, July IL
One Of the most pleasing features of
the chautauqua, to be held in this city
July 80 to August 4, will be the mu-
sic, which will be of such a nature
that it can not but please all. Prom
inent among the artists will be Mr..
Albert G. Lindqaest, who sang twice
daily FROM May 2 to June 7, in the
Auditorium theater in Chicago, TAX
ing the principal parts in the mission
airy pageant. Darkness and Light
is a wonderful lyric soprano.
An Indiana Boy.
Ernest Zechiel, pianist, is an In
diana boy, reared on the shores of
Lake Maxinkuckee and has appeared
on concert programs in many states.
Elm G. Turrentine, a contralto So
1oist from Alabama, has appeared sew
eral consecutive seasons on Southern
chautauqua programs. She is sweet
singer from Dixie and possesses a
fine contralto voice.
The Wehrman Quartet, composed of
four young ladies', with voices adapt
ed to the parts of a quartet, will be
one Of the most attractive features.
Well Known Reader.
Jane Wrate, a leader among read
ers will not fail to please. Her fine
appearance, irresistible humor and
charming personality fit her especial
ly for the work of story teller and
an Interpreter of emotions.
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CAMBRIDGE CITY

CAMBRIDGE CITY, July 17.-Miss
Helen Filby will return tomorrow from
PennVille where she has been the
guest of Miss Esther Coffin.
Lewis D. Haworth of Hartford City
spent Tuesday evening in Cambridge
City. Mr. Hawthorne was awarded the
contract for the erection of p. c. c. q
st. l.. depot to be erected at Newcas-
tie.
Miss Gertrude Routh spent Tuesday
in indianapolis.
Charles DrischeI and his mother,
Mrs. c. 3. Loeb will go to Chicago
Saturday to visit Miss Ella Callahan
They will also spend a few days in
Joliet, ILL.,, and Gary before returning
home.
Entertain Friends.
Honoring Mrs. Robert Mosbaugh, of
Hamilton, Ohio, Mrs. F. c. Mosbaugh
and Miss Daisy Ayler entertained a
few friends Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Mosbaugh. Dainty needle
work and lively conversation sped a
pleasant afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stombaugh, af-
ter visit with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stombaugh, have
gone to Everton to spend a few days
with friends before returning to their
home in indianapolis.
Miss Hazel Bertsch is in Indianapo-
lis this week, as a guest at a fraternity
house party.
Miss Gladys Fry of Indianapolis is
the guest of the Misses Lena Ludding-
ton and Julia Boyd.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Earl Ohmit is somewhat improved af
ter an illness Of several days.
Clifford Jacobs, John Baily and John
Dora were among the number from
this place in attendance at the ball
game at Newcastle, Sunday.
Returns From Visit.
r. D. Steele has returned after a
few days spent with his daughter, Mrs.
Bertram Berger. Mrs. Steele will not
return for a couple of weeks.
John Sloniker and daughter, Miss
Eva went to Markleville this morning
to visit relatives. They will also visit
friends in Anderson, before returning
home.
Mrs. Charles Myers has returned af-
ter a visit of three weeks with her
brother, John Bowman.
Mrs Robert Mosbaugh will return
Monday to her home in Hamilton af-
ter visit with Mr.. Mosbaugh's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Mosbaugh and
other friends.
Mr.. Wenger of the firm of Gibson
and Wenger of Greenville, Ohio, spent
Tuesday in Cambridge City.
Bert Ada;r of Indianapolis was in
Cambridge City Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ebert has returned
after a month spent with Mrs. Ed
Murphy and family of Peru.
Herbert Kocher of Germantown,
spent Wednesday in this city.
A. C. Pelkenton, of Greenfield, one
of the oldest druggists in the state,
and a former member of the state
board of charities, was a visitor in
this city, Tuesday. He is at present an
enthusiastic salesman for the Rexall
Co.
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SAVES BARN BUT
LOSES TWO HORSES
palladium Speciall

ECONOMY, Ind, July IL Light
ming struck and killed two valuable
horses belonging to Alicon Swain,
while they We're in the pasture yester-
day morning. He carried no insurance
On them.
Swain also had narrow escape.
About the same time he was resting
on some hay on the barn floor. when
lightning struck the ventilator, ran
down the walls and fired the hay on
which he was resting. Having plenty
of water handy he extinguished the
fire and saved the barn.
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ASK FOR BIDS
palladium SneclalN

IPaILaoium SpecIaLl
EATON, O., July 1T.-Bids for the
construction OF nearly five miles of
road constructed of water-bound ma
cadam and concrete have been asked
by State Highway Commissioner
Marker. The proposed highways are
constructed under supervision of the
State-aid plan, which provides that
half of the expense be borne by the
State. One road extends 295 miles
south from the Eaton corporation line
on the Camden pike and the other.
miles in length. runs west from Eaton
on the West road, The estimated
cost OF the improvements is $33, S5I SO
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FINDS BIG NEEDLE
IN BOYS SHOULDER
Palladium So ecial

EATON, o., July ia needle
swallowed last October by Harley Sill
vers, 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Silvers, northeast of West
Alexandria, was located in the boys
shoulder when he was placed under
the X-ray in the office of DR.. c. w.
Conley. of this city. The needle was
later removed and the child relieved
of suffering of months duration.
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ALL DAY RALLY

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. July IL
An all day rally will be held Sunday
at the a. NJ. +. church, The Rev.
Butler Will have charge OF the var
ious services. assisted by visiting
clergymen. Members OF the congre-
cation from Richmond. Fountain City.
Milton and Dublin will be in atten-
dance.
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MILTON

MILTON, Ind. July 17.-Mrs. w. H.
Brown and son, Dwight, have gone to
Bluffton, to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John North.
Miss Mabel Payne, stenOgrapher for
Attorney Reed, of Geenfield, was
at dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Speers Tuesday. She was enroute to
Alpine to spend her vacation of fort
night with her father, VERNE Payne.
Wheat Yield Good.
Henry Hussey's wheat made yield
of 2S bushels to the acre. The quality
was good.
Mr. and Mrs Orla Clevenger and
family have returned to their home at
Richmond after a pleasant visit with
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thurman and
daughter, Of Richmond, were the
guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Doty.
Miss Charlotte Newman, OF Cam
bridge City, spent Sunday with her
grandmother, Mrs. e. B. Newman.
Mrs. Walter Templin was at Rich
! mond to see friends Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lowry entertain
ed as guests at dinner, Tuesday, Mr..
and Mrs. P. S. Berry and daughters,
of Lima.
The Misses Alice and Pearl Napier
were recent visitors at Richmond.
Mrs. Alice Du Granrut has been en-
tertaining as her guest, Mrs. John Du
Granrut, Sr., of Indianapolis.
Visits Stepson.
Mrs. Emily Jefferies, of Lewisville,
is the guest of her stepson, Will Jeffer-
les and family.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Bryant had as
their company, Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Quincy Bryant of Dublin, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt. Bryant of Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Revelee had as
their guests, Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. E[eever and daughter, Miss Mae,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Miller and
daughter.
The Epworth League has ordered a
copy of the League Quarterly eXpOsi-
tons of the current lessons for each
Nome where there are League workers.
HeaVy KAN storm.
Milton was visited by heavy rain
storm Monday night The storm,
which was about an hour reaching
its fury here was accompanied by a
severe electrical disturbance. During
the entire time the heavens were
aglow with the lightning and the
thunder was terrific.
E. A. Kuhns is taking his vacation
and rest at the Dayton Soldiers Home.
Mr.. Kuhns is a Grand Army man.
Miss Hattie Izor is spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs Henry Hus-
sey west of town Miss Izor has been
sick.
Firman Mccormick was a recent
Richmond visitor
Park Hess had an unpleasant misfor-
bills.
Remains Lame.
Mrs. Clarence Langston is reported
much the same
Miss Maude Hussey is staying with
Mrs. John Du Granrut
The Revs. F. c. Mccormick and F.
NJ. Westhafer, have called at all the
homes in Milton, together, leaving
printed invitations and messages and
are now driving into the country in
the same work.
Miss Alice Ward has returned to
Richmond after pleasant visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Ward.