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cess lies In finding out early what you
are best fitted to do and preparing for
that work. Then you should go out and
look diligently for an opportunity 20
use your talent.
Do not drift. Do not wait for chance
70 settle this vital question IN your nfs
Ann to settle It for yourself. You should
bs conscious OF what you are intended
Tor. and you shotid Get your heart on
what that implies. and aim to reach a
position where you win have tho op-
portunity Of doing It.
Love OF power II common: ability 20
uos Il - rare. Only those who have
both should seek II and the heavy re-
possibilities that go with II. The Road
TO the Top" leads to power only men
who are potentially capable Of EXER-
CTSrNG power.
Manufacturing offers q wide field. II
II calling constantly for young men who
bear the stamp OF executive and admin
istrlt!vc ability. II is calling for young
men who have In them the stuff that
will lift them out OF the ranks and into
power
But II does not offer an EASY Road
10 the Top" II offers a road that must
be CLIMBED. There Is no elevator SER
vice for the young man who Is too lazy
or impatient to CLIMB.
II you start. start at the bottom Of the
road. You must do so in order 10 get
proper training for the administrative
work that will come later. To be good
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editss. The great - pvaA. and. rising.
rave Petit his hama That was A
decoration. . wreath q bay, and a
guarantee Of rent
Ana then old Peesit smiled slowly. I
call MIN Gen tlsman Pettit now TO nv
SELF It's . miserable name to give
a man. but Il sounds better than It
looks IN print
II see" said old Petit. as he took nm
his story and began tearing II INTO
small strips. IL see the game now.
You can't write with Ink. and you can't
write with your own hearts blood. but
you can write with tina hearts blood
OF some one elsa You have to be a
cad before you can be an artist. WE.
| am for old Alabam and the Majors
store. Have you got u light. Old Hoks"
went with Petit. to the depot ard
died hard.
"Shakespeare's sonnetsT I blurted.
making a last stand. How about AIM
e., cad" said Petit. They give II
20 you. ana you sell it--love. yoa
know Ia rather sell pioughs for
father"
But" I protested. you are revsrs-
ing tho decision OF the worlds great.
est"
"Goodby, Old Ho~e," said Pettit.
Critics I continued. "But--say--if
the Major can use a fairly good saiss-
man and bookkesper down there In IL
store. let ne know. vili your
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BY O. Henry
Copyiaht, isis. by TlouhIsd.y. Psss Co. J

KEYS the chatter OF irresponsible spar
rows-these wers In my minds ear a.
I read. Suffering Sappho" ex-
claimed TO myself. 'Is this tho divine
IRE that II supposed to ignits genius
and make It practicable and wage earn
ing7"
The story was sentimental dr1vei.
full OF whimpering sott-heartsdness
and gushing egoism. All tho art that
Petit had acquired was gone. A pc
rusal Of It's buttery phrases would have
mahe . cynic Of a signing chamber
maid.
room. ! read him his doom merciless,y,
lie laughed hiot1caily.
IAN right. Old IIoss." he said, cheer
lily: make cigar lighters OF II What's
tho difference I'm going to take her "a
lunch at claremont to-day"
There was a month OF H. And then
P~'tt came 20 me bearing an invisible
mitten. with tho fortituds Of n dishrag
lie talked OF the grave and South Amer
lea and prussic acid. and | lost an after
noon putting him straight. took him
out and saw that largo and curative
doses Of Hhls'sey were administered "a
him. | warned you this was true
story-wars your white ribbons :, you
follow this tale. For two weeks f~i
him whiskey and omar. and read IT, him
regularly every evening tho column IN
the evening paper that reveals the
secrets OF female beauty. ! recommend
the treatment.
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Opt m e tt es
By Clarence L. Cullen

g 90. crls New York EvsnAns w9id,.
altodys has q Hands0me Home oys1
Nice Fom4ly Around Mimi
Aayoody eex SAY "N0"-6xs A.
FclIo,O pAo Escopss Aetn1 Brvtss6
Up 10 the One WAo MEANS It.!
When you ere Abb and WU,inS - -
your Finger on your WsaknssA q WI
Show 6Agns Of Healing!
TIE Boss says thae ~ 01a0 wAe ~
Q Nustachs Comb luanS once Hoasu
isn't Much AeaF0sssA u ~ ~
The 06nn wAo DsciarsD eAaa he s1sVa
wor1s'' 10 somseamss On - 0usDoloD
(which 10 why We DOG The HsadQD
20 the rsiiow who frankly sayU u
Hates hAs JOB and ~ Dess N - .
Qussn's TaSesi
The pians <Ast - leals = - o.
Corner gsnsrasay mud TA0st
1hs UusuoesssftA leaA Aossn't Nesa .
Be Tod why-bue ~ Lskss 10 osAott
the QUESTION a. . eop - Ais vanf0t
The Trouh1s WIN Osas q - 70 -
w Expect b havs our csash pulled 81
Of the M,re BY shoss ~ Tired NAsa
Maybe and Mananai
New Ysa<s-sAs essunaiia o, III.
swear-Onsi
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with me. There Is a difference.
They tell me that with large number
OF the manuscripts that are subm'tted
to them come advices lin the way OF
boesD from the author asseveratinX
that the incidents In the story are true
Tho dastinatio OF such contributions
depends wholly upon ths question OF enc
Enclosure OF stamps.
This preamble is TO warn you on the
grade crossing OF true story
Petit came ND out OF Alabama 70 write
fiction. The Southern papers had print
ell eight of his stories under an editorial
caption Identifying the author a. ohs
son OF 9Th. gallant Major Pettingiu ret
Ut, our former County Attorney ana
hero OF the battle OF Lookout Mountain
Petit was rugged fellow. with
kind of sh tmefaced culture, and my
good friend. His father Kept genera
store in little town called Hosea
Petit had been raised In the pine WOODS
and broom sedge fields adjacent thereto
lie had in his gripsack two manuscript
novels OF the adventures IN Picardy Of
one CASTOR Labouliye. VlcoHee de Mon
repos. IN the year 1899.
took Petit to the red-brlck house
which was To appear in an article en-
titled Literary Landmarks o: Old New
York" some day when We got through
with Il. lie engaged room there, draw
ing on the general store for his ex'
nenses | showed New York to him. and
no dlJ no, mention how much narrower
l.. I "a "a Hos. a
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Tho Boy who ''Didn't % - DO IL"
becone, tho Man who Attributes .
Downfall to Bad Company
Expediency may be . GOOD opscia1
Pleader. but we've Obssrved that the
Court OF Conscience dossn't Take Much
Stock in him!
We Know several quite Cnfma ginatfve
Men who Approximate Positive Bril-
lance In IMAGINING Reasons why thsy
Need 10 Go on laundering Big Spree
when they WANT to-
Mdpbe you've Noticed that the
Nan o, uhom the Knockcr says, "Hs
has the First Nickel he Ever Formed"
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We are Always
Entirely willing to
Believe that . Man
10 Q Live Wire un-
I'll He Himself tells
us sol
Th0 D O N + 8
may Detsr--bsst
Nrs the DOS thot
Desermtnel
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pleasing. He may give tho young lady
Q book. for instance. the latest publica-
ton OF her favoats author. He may
send her q box Of candy. the quality and
quantity to be decided by the size OF his
pocketbook. He may buy for her one or
more pieces Of music. Or he may select
0owsrs - his eetsstAG, her faveslts
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a certain gin He
has called on her
frequently. an d
taken her to the
theatre a few
times. What shall
he give her for
Ch ristmas7
He has q choice
Of four gifts that
are permissible.
iuayDppa ivA and
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1uLEs OF THE Road.
BY Henry r. Totcne.
Know what you want 70 DO.
he thorough.
Ne diNgsnt.
Mako your opportunities.
Stand squarely for what 10 right

Y o T. y q m n n
sta nding on the
threshold Of his
active life should
KNOW WHAT
HE WANTS TO
DO.
To all gu C n
young men ]
say: Your best
rhnnrn 80 .,,,
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are = few editor men
with whom | am privileged
to come In contact. II has
not been long since Il was
their habit {, come in contact
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COPYRIGHT. 1913. BY The rr~s r'e'Ahi
IF you MUST have a Superstition. IT'S
Just as Well TO PROSTATE yourself
1 before a Joss as TO do Reverence u
your link!
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FAVORITE RECIPES
OF AMERICAS FAMOUS WOMEN

THE foVons recipes
printed TIE World
days Mdnp Of the dshes described
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By G.. NJ. Payne

Bv c.
As rs
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Imprinted frua the Donnony AAminhtution
Cooh HOOK by sIprial psswsaiou Of the publishers.
~. u. Conley Company, Hammond, Ind. CoqIy
risi<sri. 1919. ~ s,sAe R4.Vs Rhodss and Gsars
I,rtsr Hopkins.
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HOBART.

Mr.. Shell of Monticello Is here visit
ing with his daughter Mrs. j. Fox.
Miss Eunice Roper who has been
spending the past two months visiting
with friends in the west returned home
yesterday.
The meeting OF the Modern Priscilla
club which was to be held at the home
of Mrs. r. Scheddel today has been
postponed.
Miss Georgia Wilson who is on her
way to California stopped here last
| evening to visit with Miss Eunice Rop-
err for a few days, she being a former
| ella ssmate of Miss Roper.
Miss Martha Kaska was a Gary Wis
| itor yesterday.
| Miss Alta Halstead was Chicago
visitor yesterday.
A large number attended THE vir-
ginian" held at STATIONS Opera house
| last evening.
| A large number from out of town are
| expected to attend the lawn social CIV
en- by the married ladies Sodality OF
the Catholic church this evening.
Mrs. Bracken entertained five ladies
at her home yesterday afternoon, II
| being the second entertainment of the
| chain luncheon course given to aid
the library fund
| Mrs. Kenward has received announce
ment of the marriage of her brother,
Lawrence Monroe to Miss Inga Burg
| which was held OF East Jordan, Mich
yesterday
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BURNEAM.

Miss Naomi Anderson of Park avenue
entertained friends from Hammond
Sunday.
Miss Mary Hayes of Center avenue
spent Sunday evening in Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Wall and children
of Robertsrdale spent Sunday here as
the guests of Mrs. Walls parents Mr..
and Mrs. o, J. Kiersey.
Mrs. Fred Fuller Of Roselawn, Ind
visited Burnham friends Sunday
Herbert Wilson of Pullman avenue
accompanied the B. A. c. boys TO Clay
pool. Ind, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Burnham re-
turned their home in EngIewood
Sunday after a short visit with rela-
tives here.
The Misses Estella Mills and Irene
Hill spent Sunday afternoon a Lake
Front park
Work is now progressing rapidly or
the streets. The grading Is being
done and Stag spread.
Word has been received from Mrs
Sarah Wilder that she has been quite
sick since leaving here for visit with
relatives at Sandwich Ill. but she Is
now feeling fine.
c. q. w. car No. 2o714 caught fire In
the T. j. q E yards here Monday
morning from unknown reasons A
hurry-up call was sent for an engine
and an Erie engine raced here from
Hammond and pulled the blazing ca,
out to Center avenue. The Hegewiscf
fire department responded and succeed.
ed in quenching the blaze after a stiff
fight. when the car was taken back Il
the yards, removing the blockade from
the street crossing.
The p. A. c. boys played baseball a
Claypool Ind, Sunday and came HON.
reporting a great game. The line vi
was as follows:
Carlton Smith. Arnold Faverty. c
Robert Frank. Theo- Doe. p; JOSEPH
Frank, 1b: Richard Lehnhon, 2b
Clyde Faverty. 3b: Arnold Faverty, If
Archie Mills, CT; Ring. RI.
The boys solicit games with an,
and all teams in surrounding towns
players averaging 16 to Is years o
age. Communications may be ad
dressed to secretary, I. D. Kiersey
Burnham, Ill.
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returned to Chicago after spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Bartholo-
mae on East street
Clarence Rudolph has purchased the
Detroit runabout owned by Mrs. Jen-
ME Ward Wheeler.
Nearly all the nonresident bus men
are on hand to ply their usual trade
during fair week. No motor buses
have put in their appearance yet.
much to the satisfaction of the horse
drawn bus owners.
Mrs. John Einsweiler will be
brought home from the West Side hos
pital in Chicago on Thursday very
| much improved in health.
Several cases OF mumps and$ one of
scarlet fever in a mild form re-
| ported by the local physicians, the
mumps being almost epidemic among
| the younger children.
| Electric lights have been installed
| on South Court street near the fair
| grounds this week, which will be a
great convenience to the travelling
public in that vicinity during the fair
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RORER.TSDAI.E.

Miss Bessie Moore of Roberts ave-
nue. returned home from a two weeks
visit with her grandmother. Mrs. Con-
rad Ebert of Lowell Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Soitwedel of Harrison
avenue left Sunday for a two weeks
vacation which she will spend with
friends in South Dakota.
Leon Rought of Cleveland avenue is
visiting his uncle at Centralia, Ill, for
a few days
Mr.. and Mrs sceevey of Indiana
boulevard entertained her father from
Windsor Park over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nicholson and
daughter Violet of Roberts avenue
of Valparaiso Sunday
Miss Lillian soltwedel of Harrison
avenue spent Sunday in Chicago visit
ing her aunt.
Mrs. Morell OF Morrison avenue re-
turned home Sunday from a two weeks
vacation spent in Wisconsin.
Miss Della Priest Of Rochester Ind,
visited her sister. Mrs. Nackey of
Cleveland avenue over Sunday
Albert Meyers of Chicogo was a
guest at the schaaf home In Indiana
boulevard Sunday.
| Mrs. Fred Binhammer of Harrison
avenue spent Monday in Hammond, the
guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
! Steurm.
Mrs. Paul Howath OF Harrison ave-
nue. is confined to her home by Illness.
Mrs George Knots and son Leroy of
| Hammond and Norman Mckenzie of
Austin were guests Of Mrs. Frank
! Buehler of Indiana boulevard Monday.
Those from here who attended the
Inland Steel Company's picnic at Mich
| igan City Monday were: Mr. and Mrs.
Merle Sellers and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Height and children. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Eggers. Miss Anna Worhle
and Howard Johnson.
Mrs. Henry Eggers and children OF
Roberts avenue are spending the week
at East Side visiting the former s
brothers. Frank and Carl Seliger.
Mrs. z. Lilies of Lincoln avenue was
a South Chicago visitor Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Miller of Ostego
Mich, motored to the Kasch home In
Indiana boulevard Sunday returning
home today.
Mrs. Fred Eggers of Roberts avenue
visited her sister Mrs. John Dresser OF
East Chicago yesterday
! Mrs. James Landon of Pearl street
H.. the guest of Miss Mary Stein.
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home on Monday from ST Margaret's
hospital The young ladies mother
who Is also suffering with the same
illness is expected home from the nos
pital tomorrow. While Mrs. Prus and
daughter were in the hospital Stefken
Prus. a 10 year old daughter, fell down
the stairs and broke her arm The
splints were removed from the injured
arm yesterday.
Mrs Thomas McFadden entertained
party OF friends at her home on
Sheridan avenue on Monday night.
there being guests from Hammond
Whiting and East Chicago. The even
ing was spent in playing cards
Miss Elizabeth Swartz of Sheridan
avenue has returned from Milwaukee,
Wis. where she spent the week end
Mrs. Mauric O'Neil of Sheridan ave-
nue. entertained her sister and brother
in-law from Bloomington. Ill
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Haag and son of
Indiana boulevard are visiting at Mrs.
! Haag's home in Wellington, Kas.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy welsby have re-
turned from a ten days visit at the
Matson farm in Peacock. Mich
Percy Thompson of Wood River.
H., has joined his sister Miss Hazel
Thompson. who has been here for sew
eral weeks visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jos
Dangon of Fred street
| Mr. Goodear of Fischnupp avenue
who was taken to the county poor farm
at Crown Point suffering with tuber-
culosis passed away on Sunday His
funeral was held on Monday, inter
ment being a Greenwood cemetery
Hammond.
| John Cieslxo. janitor of the Whiting
public library who is on a two weeks
vacation has been spending a few
days at Michigan City.
George Beamer. city fireman has
sub mitted his resignation to take eff
/ feet on September LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mccarthy en-
tertained 81 relatives from Chicago
at their home on Central avenue ir
honor of their guests Mrs. Martin Nc
! Carthy and two daughters Misses
Helen and Francis Mccarthy who have
returned TO their home in Cleveland
o.
Dinners cooked with Gas are better
| and cost less.--No. Ind Gas & Eiec. Co
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Try La Vendor cigar. It's good
Adv.
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ing arrived home yesterday morning.
She reports having enjoyed herself
grealy.
Leon Harrington stopped off IN Lo-
well Monday night enroute to LaFay-
cite where he is employed by the
Standard OIL company.
Mrs. Walter Brownell Joined her
husband here Monday evening.
Leonard Minninger. manager OF the
Wilbur Lumber Company. at Earl
Park, and his family are visiting at
the home of his parents here.
Harry Gordon and wife spent Mon
day with relatives in Englewood.
DR.. Jesse Hill left Monday evening
for Pueblo. Colo, to look after the
shipment of the body of his brother
William who died last Wednesday and
should have arrived here several days
ago. The doctor could get no salts
faction as to why the body had not
been shipped.
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LOW ET,y.

Hiram and Hubbard Peterson went
to the river at Water Valley yester-
day and spend the day fishing
William Kenney and wife of Ham
mond drove down in their auto Mon
day. Their daughter Blanchard, who
was visiting here returned with them
Miss Blanchard Kenney of Ham
mond is guest at the home of Mrs
Harvey Hildebrandt Of this place.
Elmer Nichols and wife went to the
city yesterday morning.
Miss Mable Stiles of Whitewater
Wis, returned to her home yesterday
after a three weeks visit at the country
home of her sister Mrs. Julius John
son. living on the Morgan place.
Mrs. Amelia Bailey who has been at
tending the Battle Ground camp meet
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-20
TEGEWISCE

Captain O'Brien of Deerfield was
in town yesterday.
Messrs Anderson and Sippel were
In Chicago yesterday.
J. Silverman and family motored to
Waukegan sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Loizzo of Chicago
are visiting relatives here
Henry Thedens is working in st.
Louis.
John Patterson is on the sick list
Miss Mabie Miller of West Pullman
returned home yesterday after a
weeks visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kuss and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cheney motored to Crown Point
Sunday.
Mrs. Weiland was shopping in Ham
mopd today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-20

Druggists everywhere rs cts Trial package
FREE. Address, A. S. 0lmsted, lie Roy, N. T.
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GRIFFITH.

Leo Thompson of Schoolcraft, Mich,
Is visiting at the home of his brother
Wolter.
Miss Ellen Welsh went to Chicago
today to visit at the home of NJ. L.
Toohil until school opens.
Mrs Cloe Pratt spent the day with
relatives and friends at Ross.
P. J. Berieger was a Chicago visitor
Monday.
James Forsythe of Ross transacted
business here yesterday.
Mrs H. L. Iddings of Merrillville
called on friends here yesterday.
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church affairs. He was a member Of
the official board of the High Street
Methodist church Four daughters,
all wives of prominent business men,
and tow sons survive.
City Attorney John c. Nelson will
take preliminary steps tomorrow for
revoking the franchise of the Fort
Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction
Company at Logansport. which oper-
ates the local street railway. Instruc-
items were issued to the city attor-
ney last night by the city council
which has decided to revoke the fran
chise at its regular meeting, Septem-
Der 2.
The reason for revoking the fran
chise are that the management of TIE
street railway recently changed the
schedule in such manner that railroad
shop employees are unable to get to
their work in time unless they walk.
Try La Vendor cigar It's good
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nights storm, the animal being struck
by lightning.
DR.. A II. Farley. wife and daughter
returned yesterday from a two weeks
vacation trip to points of interest in
the east
Mrs. Minnie Heide of Chicago is Wis
iting with Miss Tillie Lehman this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. william vansciver and
daughter. Mrs. VIII Houk, have re-
turned from a two weeks trip to At
lantic City and report a most enjoy
able time.
Mrs. Floyd Irish of Hammond was a
Crown Point visitor yesterday.
Postmaster Call OF Gary transacted
| business in Crown Point yesterday.
The city's exchequer is being re-
plenished this week with vehicle and
vendors license fees the city clerk is
suing no small amount of licenses this
year
| Miss Clara Letherer of Valparaiso
university is visiting her relatives here
/ this week
| Marshal Tom Plat had a desperate
struggle with a prisoner he was try
! ing to arrest last evening. the fellow.
giving his name John Doe. being
wanted by the fair grounds authori-
| ties for trying to do crooked business
on the fair grounds proper. He was
| chased TO town and was about to make
! getaway on the Gary & Southern
traction line when he was nabbed by
Plat and placed under arrest on two
or three charges. His hearing will
probably occur this afternoon.
/ A meeting and reunion of the 73rd
| Indiana G.. A. r. members will be held
in Crown Point on the second or third
OF September. good program is be-
ing arranged for the occasion at pres
| ent.
| Mrs Herbert Wheaton and son are
visiting friends and relatives in Ham
mond for few days.
Quite a number from here attended
the Elks' carnival at Gary last even
ing.
julius Griesel ard DIR. Charles ].
Tinkham were Gary visitors last even
ing.
Crown Point was visited by a Sc
we're electric and thunderstorm Mon
day evening. followed by big fall of
rain. No damage was done excepting
to the telephone system by the light
ming. The rainfall was needed and
will do great deal of good to pas
lures and maturing corn. Some dam
age was done at the fair grounds TO
the many tents and refreshment stands
by the steady downpour of rain.
Miss Agnes Mcbride of Chicago is
depending two weeks vacation with
Miss Louise Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Ellwanger of Chi
cago are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd E. Farley on East street.
Mrs. John Griggs is reported as still
being very sick at her home on South
Main street
| Word has been received from Mrs
Paul z. Raach and daughter Miss Bes-
sic. who are on a vacation triI
through the west, stating that the,
are now at Seattle, Wash. and having
, an enjoyable time.
Misses Harriet and Elsie Burkhard
| of Chicago are visiting with Mis-.
. Mayme Laws on East street.
George Bielefeld of Indiana Harbo
| is spending this week with relatives
in Crown Point.
Miss Nellie Griesel has returne,
from delightful vacation trip to Vel
I lowstone National park.
e Ernest Wells and family Of Chicag
: Heights are spending fair week witt
Homer Wells and family on Eas
street.