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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-29
MUKKILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alley and family have
moved to Rockland.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Waters
Shibles last Thursday.
Mrs. Clara Bowen Murphy of Denver,
Colo, is the guest of Mrs. Oracle Bowen.
Recently wedding was solemnized in
Morrill, church. Congratulations are due
Mr.. and Mrs. c..
Grace and Fred Simmons, teachers in
Massachusetts,, are spending their vaca-
ton with their mother, Mrs. Annie L.
Simmons.
Rev. and Mrs. Wesley Wiggin of
Charlestown, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvester of Brooks, called on old friends
in town recently.
Mrs. Emma Fish, Caro- and Rebecca
Robbins, Maynard Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fish and Frances Light, all of Appleton,
have been recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Barlow.
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DIED..

HAMILTON, In Dixmont, July 10, How
ard Hamilton, aged 80 years.
KNOWLTON. In Belmont, July rs,
Elijah L. Knowlton, aged Sc years and 8
months.
MATHEWS, In Liberty. July rs, Thomas
Pitcher Mathews, aged Sc years, II months
and 10 days.
SMALLEY. In Belfast, July %, James
F. Smalley, aged 81 years.
FAINTER. In Winterport, July %, Win
field, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Tain
ter, aged II months.
WARREN. In Troy, July %, Almond
G. Warren, aged 81 years.
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BROOk,.

Miss Mary Dumphy is at work for P.
M. Elwell in Monroe.
Mr.. Albert Bowen is at work for Cyrus
Ryder haying in Monroe.
Miss Blanche Beckwith is visiting rela-
tives in Presque Isle.
Mrs. Kate A. Lane was business caller
in Belfast last Thursday.
Miss Admah L Emmons visited friends
in Monroe during the past week:
Miss Verna Boyd of jackson spent the
weekend with friends in town.
Several from this village attended the
dance at Monroe last Thursday night.
Mrs. F. W. Brown and granddaueh te1
were visitors in Belfast Thursday.
Mrs. G. E. Morrill, and daughter Doris
were business callers in Belfast Friday.
Mr.. Alfred Maddox and Mr.. R. A. Bar
den are carpentering for A. B. Payson.
Mr.. Clarence E. Hamlin has been clerk
ing in the Farmers Union Store for several
days.
Miss Iva Blood of Morrill, was the guest
of Miss Elizabeth Cilley at her home sew
eral days last week.
Mrs. G. C. Brown and daughter Eliza
beth of Waterviile are visiting her sister,
Mrs Carroll Reynolds.
We are very glad to note that Mrs.
Otis W. Lane is able to be out and is seen
on the street once more.
Mr.. c. C. Piper, manage of the Merrill
& Mayo Stores of Wateryille, was bust
ness caller in town recently.
Mr.. Russell S. Greenwood has been
visitor in Houlton and other parts of
Aroostook for several weeks.
Mr. Ebert G. Moulton, who has been
at work in saw mill in Searsmont, is at
home during the haying season.
Mr.. w. S. Jones and family are living
in their cottage at Lake Passagassawau-
keag during the summer months.
Mr.. Granville E. Morrill, and family
have moved into the lower William c.
Austin cottage on the Monroe road
Mr.. Raymond L. Merrill, who has en-
ployment in Springfield, Me-, visited his
mother the latter part of last week.
Adrian Lane, who lost one of his pair
of work horses recently, has purchased
another of Benjamin Young of Jackson.
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+ Mrs. W. S. Cook and children of Old
Town and Mr.. D. w. Moores and chill
dren of Presque Isle were recent visitors
at Russell S. Greenwood's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence F. Spaulding of
Pittsfield were the guests of their son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Wat
son, several days last week.
! Mrs. Louise Crooke and nephew and
niece, Harold and Grace Nicols of Lynn,
Mass, arrived last week to spend the
| remainder of the summer at George B.
| Roberts.
MI. j. G. Hamlin has sold his place
in the village to Mr.. Hollis Tibbetts of
Monroe. Mr.. Hamlin will make his home
with his sons Clarence of this village and
Irwin of jackson.
Mrs. G. c. Goddard and sons Cecil and
Ralph are visiting relatives in Penob-
squis, N. B., for several weeks. Mr..
Goddard will Join them next month when
he takes his annual vacation.
Mr.. Ray Ward of jackson has leased
the Mrs H. C. Jenkens store and will
live in the upper rent Mrs. Wards
mother, Mrs. Hillman of Troy, will live
in the lower rent They will not move
in, however, until later.
Tinker's seven piece orchestra of Bos-
ton which played for concert and dance
at Crockett's Theater Monday night of
last week was the best music ever heard
in this town. People were here from
Belfast, Searsport, Monroe, Winterport,
Dixmont and in fact nearly all of the
surrounding towns and all report most
enjoyable time. Although the admission
price was rather high the music was well
worth the price as all the musicians were
artists, especially the slide trombone and
cornet players who gave several fine Sc
lections. This same orchestra will play
here again at this theater in August, the
date of which will be published later, but
everyone is welcome and if not satisfied
with the concert and dance their money
will be refunded
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WHITES CORNER, Wint error

R. C. Nealey has returned from Rox
bury, Mass, and has employment in
Bangor.
Miss Tullia Richardson of Lynn, Mass,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. G. L..
clarke.
Mrs. C. W. Nealey visited her brother,
Walter Smith, in Newburg Friday and
Saturday, last week.
Mrs Sadie Monks and daughter Pearl
of Dexter are guests of Mrs. Edna Har-
quail at her home here.
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SWANVlLLE.

E. C. Marden is improving.
Mrs. H. O. Cunningham has been able
to sit up for little while.
Mrs. Harriet Hartman, who has been
quite sick for several weeks, is some
better.
Richmond Myrick, Maine Central
employee, spent the week-en here with
his family.
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NOTICE

The Belfast School Committee invites pro-
posals for the repair of the west stone and
brick wall of the Mcclellan School Building.
All bids must be in the hands of the SuPerln-
tendent Of Schools by Monday. Aug 2nd' at
o. m. SPECIFICATIONS will be furnished upon
request, The right is reserved to reject any
and ali bids. EDWARD E. RODER1CK.
Secretary for the Board.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Society
CONTINUED from Sixth Page.)

Gibson Fahnestock. Mrs. Frank oden-
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Fred. Mrs. Frank
Morrison. Mrs. Paul L. Joachim. Mrs.
Benjamin Soule Gantz. Mrs. George
> Covington, Mrs. Edmund Townes
Eawlins. Mrs. a. II. Plant Mrs. Claude
y. Bennett. Mrs. John NJ. Hickey.
Yrs. Wallace Strester. Mrs. Goodwin
d. Ellsworth, Mrs. Denmark. Mrs.
Niliiam >. Stamper, Mrs, Allen -
Deason and Mrs. Jesse Anthony. jr.
Mai T.. w. r. Ewing is chairman
or the floor committee and DR.. Thonl-
as Evans. vice chairman. Others on
the committee are: Messrs. Joseph
e. Byars. jr.. g. X. Eackus, +. H.
Finch. Earl Tufts. Jesse adams,
Charlie HUFF J. ID. Alverson. Sidney
Dodge. J. l.. Kuhn. Lieut.. Benjamin 5.
Gantz. Walter Everett Hutton. J. J.
O'Leary. Il. NJ. Smith. Bates Stovan.
Theodore Uhler. J. Franklin Little,
Earl. Ruth. DR.. Angel Rivas., kich-
mond Brooks. Eugene c. Brokmeier.
Jesse S. CPttrell. Theodore Howard.
q. F. Osborn. George C. Shaffer. r. G.
Snodgrass DIR. J. r. Tubman. DR..
Charles Bockey. Herbert Mills. Ashby
Turner. w, T. Miller. Edward w.
Rawlins oscar W Lanse. Jose Coro-
nado. Paul Y. Couion. Paul ri. Selden,
T. II. Green. f. Clyde Bagg gerly. c. II.
Elliott, Roger Mehurin. ]. Arthur
Adams Louis Padgett. Fred Giesler.
Hugh Brewster. William c. Black.
->llen II. 'Deason. W. l.. England. o. S.
Iluxford. Mark Roman. Marshall J.
Smith. William 5. Stamper. Percy
1Iickling, jr.; Earl Peacock George
Williams and Charles Wood Taylor.
Fidelity Chapter. Order of the East
ern Star, will give a charity ball on
Tuesday. February Il. at the Wash
tngton Club. Among the unusual and
interesting features of the evening
will be a balloon dance. a carnival
dance and a favor dance, especially
arranged for the occasion. Mr.. George
Topham. Maj. Amos Tyree, L. S. A.;
Mr. Fred r. Boardman. Mrs. f. F.
Fitzgerald and Mrs. Emily Fletcher
will act as the introduction commit
tee. In the receiving line will be
Mrs Amey T. Epperson. worthy ma
tron: Mrs. Emma McIndoo. Miss Ruth |
+. Sudwarth. Mrs Laura Tyree. Mrs
Lillian Vincent. Miss Anneca c. John
son. Mrs. Elizabeth Tay.or and Mrs.
Irene Carroll.
Members of Les Precieuses Ridicules !
one of the oldest French clubs here |
were entertained at the home of NJ. !
Edmond Becker. 1915 Fairmont street. !
Wednesday evening by a lantern !
side: War Lecture" by Cyril B. |
Smith. formerly of the A. E. F.
New members elected to the club /!
were Louise Bausche. Lieut.. Jean La
bat. formerly of the French high COM !
mission. and Capt. Latimer, L. S. A. |
Evening star., 1920-02-15

The next meeting will be next Wed
nesday evening AT the home of Mrs.
Grace Porter Hopkins. 1926 Biltmore
street northwest.
Miss Margaret L. Sheehan enter
tanned her class of the Immaculate
Conception Academy at a box party
at keith's yesterday afternoon. Among
her guests were Misses Hazel
-Arth. Margaret NJ. Sheehan. Rosemary
Sullivan. Marguerite Burke. Madeline
krogmann, Eiinor Harrington. Louise
Hunter. Alice Rose. Catherine McCue
and Gertrude Hunter.
Mrs. Samuel Marcus OF Gordonsville.
Va. is visiting her daughter. Mrs. L.
Frankfurt of 1920 Fairmont street
northwest.
Miss Ellie Marx of Norfolk. Va. has
returned TO h.r home. after visit to
her sister. Mrs. Frankfurt.
valentine parry will be given by
the +. r. Fraternity today at
al2S Dumbarton avenue northwest,
for its members and friends Honor
ary guests will be Misses Ida Gould
of Ithaca. n. y; Henrietta Krakow.
late of New York city. and Ruth
Myers of Chicago.
Columbia Chapter. d. \. r. will
give HNe nunured caro- party AT the
residence of Mrs. w W. Wallace, S22
18th street northwest. Saturday,
February p. at S o'clock. The pro-
ceeds will go toward the support of
French orphans and Americanization
work. A program will be rendered
and refreshments served.
Mrs May Brooks Ramsdell. presi-
dent: Dr. Laura F. ShuGrue. treasurer.
and Mrs. Beatrice Mallan. secretary.
of the Washington Chapter of Notre
Dame of Maryland College Alumnae
will receive the guests of the dance
and card party to be given under the
auspices of the chapter tomorrow
CONTINUED on Eighth Page)
Evening star., 1920-02-15

No. A1O = SS.7S-Short
kimono sleeves. back
fastening aud cunning
vestee feature t h l 8
fine georRette crepe
blouse with Irish lat
tice beading: white or
colors.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

The next meeting will be next We'd
nesday evening at the home of Mrs
Grace Porter Hopkins. 1926 Biltmore
street northwest
Evening star., 1920-02-15

wH1le em $ lea
cking gbcautes 'front.' len spring.
\
for convenen in extra O
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
WEST TEXAS FARMERS
FAIL TO HEED GOSPEL
TO CUT DOWN ACREAGE

STAMFORD. Aur. i9-The gogrc
al cutting Gown cotton acreage iu N,a'
Texas falls on close drars IN Wet TcN
rs. lrr time immcmurinl certain ca
TlnlTatiuns and intrtsts have prCl D.
al the d., trinc of fewer acres fur cot
ton tor the next year West r,Nlns
az rule arc not opposed 10 this dee.
ltuac az Il governs the Gotten b"li 81
tnc nation as Il whole hut fDr tn.ir
own particular ictritorr. they laugh
West TCNas D. priiulrily cu'' DO
and sorghum grain producing t'.litl.
~. 1rcsc ATE "a, principal crops ~
mt tiv only az, and SURF ms t.
di',s'iy IN the West an genera b. in'
pra'ilsab'v Thos. sections " ne rrt
ten tdi Nhi,h have from - "a
'n.hrs ~ min annually ~iu w'i No., 4
ths warning 81 iudcc cotton acreage.
Ter they can raise potatoes. ,.r', u,r
Hnl a.fsi anv other product Nl %
Requires considerable b. DISTURB West
Texas fhts not pose ns a potato o.
care or rice country. Il does assume
ths ~ nd that % section Is sup" iur 90
that ~ .'N other country UNI tire
SIN prl th1t 10 fields aIs .'' tagk"l
hv Hi Wso,ils aud pibN boil worms
1'lc's Insects find very IN tHg u.
al h.i t.uon in West Tex. cotton
f,lt. IN thor; West r"SHs igvis th 1.
such carnations impose glin is
rrsd ts.', when WARMTH ir fclu,-
a,rfrre Rotation ~ cotton nrd the
sorghum rrain. e.; Whici DilI is the
King arii gahuut prudu't.n a'hiN'.
BrliS IN the West which hrc astttai
ins Tho fam elements II be- nation
~ 100. SAYS the West ',Xgg -. u.
lfr - I Wmvrcc. milo ma. e. Nil .sL-p
- GOV ed position sus,a 'pi uv ,rr'
- + ~ Weather plant. e ti.st r'.usiu
% ,t,'u" md milo iustca.. ~ being dc.
erased VIII continue 10 ~" "a Ia the
vest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
MANY SPEAKERS ACTIVE
{ IN INTEREST or AEFF

WACO. Aug. ~. - The following
speakers have been announced iron
Mir Ncff's office at Waco;
II. 4. Thomason OF III Paso spcaH'
al vi paao. 400 y. M. August ~.
Cone Johnson speaks at Henderson
August ~: New BOSTON SEQ y M. Au
gust 20: Vernon, 500 y. m. August II
Paris, 500 y. m August 20: ClarkNillc
500 u. m. August -: Bunham. soc D.
m. August rs; Waxahachic. 500 y. M
August 20; Hfilsboro SEQ y. m. August
Frank TREY u Waco speaks a, Tenn
pie. 200 y. m. August 81; Bolton. iOo
y. m. August 81.
Cullen Thomas speaks at Cameron,
800 y. m. August 10: Marlin. 500 y. M.
August 90
W. W. McCrory Of Edna speaks at
kenc,iv. 500 y. M. August 20; Cucro'
500 y. m. August 81: Victoria, 500 y.
m. Angus, "a.
q. {. Morris ~ Devine speaks NJ
Jourdanton. 500 y. m. August 20. Pleas
anton. 800 y. m August II, Christine.
500 y. me August 81; FowlcrSon, 500
.. m. August =.
]. II. crooker Of Houston speaks AZ
Bastrop 500 y. m. August ~. Richland
500 y. m. August q: Lockhart. 500 y.
M. August %: Gonzales. 500 y. M. Az
gust ~. Ycakum. 500 y. m. August -.
e. a. Teagle u Houston speaks AT
Crosby 3;0e y. M. August 81.
g. e. Clegg u Trinity speaks at Wills.
500 y. M August 81.
J. 4. Clark % Hnlsboro speaks AZ
Cleburne. $40 y. M. August 81 AlVara
do. SEQ y. m. August "a.
Il. A. Martin. Wichita Fails will speak
at Byers 900 y. m August 81
J. II. tCycioncl Davis 81 sulphur
Springs speaks az TsIrley 500 y. m. Au.
gust 20; Mount Vernon zee . M Au.
gust 81; Gihner. 500 y. IN. August -;
iantis, 500 y. m. August 20.
NJ =. Rosser OF snyder speaks NJ
Post City. SEQ .. IN. August 20; Roscoe.
2s7o y ~. August "a.
]. {. Hardy % Bolton speaks M Rog.
ers. zoo p. M. August 81: Heid,hhcimer.
400 .. m. August q.
W. W. Hair Of Temple speaks 1T
Bartlett. 200 y. m. August 81. Holland
eco y. IN. August 81.
w. u. Butler 81 Temple speaks az
killeen. zoo .. me August "a: Nolan
Vile. ace D. m. August 81
+. Hcinsohn q Temple speaks az Pen.
dleton. 200 y. m. August Il.
]. W Thomas % Rogers speaks al
Salado. 800 D. m. August "a.
{. w. Taylor % Temple speaks al
Little River. see y. m. August 81.
Roscoe Wilson % Lubbock speaks AZ
Littleficld. Saturday. August 81: Hardy. !
Tuesday, August -.
u. A. Baldwin q Lubbock speaks a
Decton saturday. August 81
George Y. Bean ~ Lubbock speaks ~ /
Shallowwater. Saturday. August q.
W. y. Schcnck - Lubbock speaks az
Meadow. Tuesday. August q.
w. II. Blcdsoc a. Lubbock speaks u
Monroe. Tuesday Angus; q.
Percy Spencer of Lubbock speaks NJ i
Petit. Tuesday, August -.
+. L. Klctt 81 Lubbock speaks at
1dalou. Tuesday. August a.
W. c. Rylander u Lubbock speaks n
Carlisle. Tuesday. August 20
Nat Harris. Abbott. 500 y. IN. August
81.
y. II. Phillips q Eastland. Putnam.
800 y. m. August %.
Walton ID. Taylor of Waco. Whitney,
800 p. m. August 81: Aqulila. 500 y. NJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20

August q
Alva BRYAN IL Waco. Hubbard 500 q.
m. August - Mt Calm. 500 D. m.
August y
T.. A. Rice ~ Clcburnc. ltasca. 500
y. M. August "a; Bynum. 500 y. m.
August a.
$ " Townsend q Lufkin Corrigin.
soc y. m. August 81.
Jas. G. Strong - Carthage joaquin.
800 =. no August -.
:. W. Blount fNacalochcs. san "A
gustinc, 500 y. m. August L.. Bronson
zee y. IN. August ~ Biloxi. 200 y. M
August 10. Jasper. 500 y. m August
10; Mingate, zee y. M. August 20. New.
ton. soc p. M. August 20
Il. u. Cross 81 Gatesvlic. Cranfius
Gap SEQ y. M. August q
Judge V. u. Middlehruos 81 Nac0,io.
chez, Colmesneil 500 q m August %:
Noodvillc, 500 D. m. August go
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20

pay Tor the land three tunes over, as Il
Originally cost ham sa5 an acre. some of
the stalks taken from this patch were
ten feet high with two large. well
formed cars. The possibilities uf farm.
ing in this section are many
The land on which tho corn was
grown was considered useless. but Hen.
dcrsun proved II 10 be- otherwise.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
.UNCULT|VATED LAND
IS SUITED TO CORN
Special 70 The Now

Special n The NsSH.
UEiEuN. Aug i9-Nino acres II
long uuCultiyatcd land lust east ~ town.
purchased last fall by Dick Henderson
and planted a. corn. viii make around
900 hurhuls. Hcrurdin gin reports given
o. the West Texas Chamber ~ con.
m,rOc. At ti.2s u bushol the corn viii
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
Marriage IIcen.es.

Hayes jackson and Miss Mary Dus.
to ~,
q. J.. Nicholas and Miss Nancy y.
Williams.
ENchan NJ. Archaic and G,rtiudcs
Gonzales.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-06

a girl baby. The Rev. Bennett is
in Sidney attending the West Ohio
conference of the NJ e. church Mrs.
Earl Fultz has been quite i'll the pas.
week. She is reported slightly better.
-. Sarah Burke of Pittsburg, Pa, Is
spending the week with her aunt, Mru.
e. G. Zeigler.. Through the efforts
of Mrs. Otto Heeter two Red Gross
films Winning Her Way" and
"Glimpses of the Blkans." will be
shown at the local picture house La
Dor day in the afternoon and evening
&C. W. Matthews has just con-.
pleted fine job Of paper, decorating
for Hoerner Bros, in their new fur
niture store. The interior of the
local bank looks like it had just been
completed on account of a new dress
of fine paper. Myrtle Morningstar
of near Germantown, is visiting here
with her mother, Mrs. J. H. Paullus
Mrs. Irma Barnhiser will hold a
public sale consisting of household
goods at the late residence of Samuel
Bunger, on North Main street, in Lew.
isburg, on Saturday, Sept. 4. at p. nj.
80. Mrs. Alta Poland of Indianapolis,
is here for a weeks visit with her.
sister, Mrs. Randolph Frantz and fam
ily. :. Emma McClain, of Dayton, who
is an employee of the Lorenz Publish
ing company, is spending her vacation
here with her parents, Alex McClain
and wife. "A H. Albert of this place,
who has been associated with w. t.
Tucker in the undertaking business,
has bought the undertaking business
conducted in New Bremen, Ohio, by
/. ]. Speekman. Mr.. Albert took charge
last Friday. Harrison township and
also Union high school open Sept 10
The Lewisburg common schools will
open Sept. 90. Jacob Pundt attended
the site fair at Columbus Tuesday.
ID. X. Shisler of this place, is laid
| up at his home on East Market stree,
| as the result of an injured knee, which
he suffered Tuesday while working on
a cement job in Eaton, for J. C. Cru.
shon, local contractor.
| LIBERTY, Ind.-Dwight Orr left
Thursday for Purdue University
where he will enter the Sophomore
year. Miss Mary Driscol left Friday
for Springfield, Mass, where she will
enter Harvard Preparatory School for
the winter. "A marriage license was
issued this week to Miss Murlie Dor.
ing and Jesse L. Widau, of College
Corner.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-06

Hardman, of this city. Miss Zelpha
Gilbert has returned from an outing at
Lake James. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Gray are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Sherman Gray. Mr.. and Mrs Oren
Sloan entertained Wednesday evening
in honor of the Misses Jessie and
Mamie Arnold, of Villa Grove, Ill
49,. Miss Phyllis Lennon is spending a
few days in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mrs
Grace Griffis is the guest of her sister
Mrs. A. F. Hiatt in Chicago. Mrs
Cora Bourquin and daughter Ruth, OF
Rutlldge, Vermont, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wood. . Miss
Jesse Crutcher, of Crittenden, KY, has
arrived in Winchester, to take up her
duties in the city schools. Mrs
Harry Oliver and son Robert, have re-
turned home from visit with relatives
in Longbottom, Ohio. :. Mrs. J. D.
Miller and daughters, Mary and Eliza
BETH are spending a few days at Lake
Webster. Miss Nina McNees enter
tanned at bridge Thursday afternoon
in honor of Miss Airline Budd, of Rush
vile, and Miss Lois Shortess, OF
Charleston, Ill.,. Miss Morine Taylor
entertained at a bridge party Friday
afternoon in honor of friends from
Indianapolis. Delicious refreshments
were served. -. DR.. and Mrs. Ivan
Bremen have returned from an outing
at Winona Lake. $. Miss Esther Ar.
nett, of Fountain City, is the guest OF
Miss Virginia Menke. Mr.. and Mrs
P. E. Goodrich have returned from an
outing at the northern Indiana Lakes
80. Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Edwards and
family, Of Sullivan, Indiana, are the
- ~ NJ
and Mrs. J. M. Oliver have returned
from several days visit with Mrs.
divers brother, E. : L. Miller and
Payne has returned from Winona and
services will be resumed in the Pres
byterian church, next Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Gorby, of Arcarid,
Florida, are in the city visiting Mrs
Calvin Engle and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Clevenger Mrs. Ra-
chel Howard, 81, Of Ridgeville is dead
at her home of heart trouble. She is
survived by four sisters and two
brothers. Miss Flora Steele has re-
turned from Kansas. where she spent
the summer with nieces.. Mrs Ed
Curry has returned to her home in
Indianapolis, after spending a few
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Ed Ash
willie. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wing
ling and Mr.. and Mrs. William Morton
and daughter Frances. have gone to
Pittsburg, Pa. by automobile Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Davis and son Wood
row and daughter, Betty Lou, left for
Chicago, Wednesday, after a two
months visit with Mrs. James NJ.
Smith. =. Mrs. B. S. Hunt and daugh-
tiers Frances and Mary Martha are
the guests of Mrs. L. G. Ellingham, at
Decatur. Mrs. Harry Heaston is the
guest of her sister Mrs Don Carey at
Carmel. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Cana
day are the guests Of relatives at
Hagerstown.. Mrs. John Jaqua de-
lightfully entertained Monday after
noon at luncheon in honor of Mrs.
Harold Sweet, of Royal Center, Ind. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Chenoweth enter
tanned at six o'clock dinner, Tuesday
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis
and family, Of Chicago. Miss Mary
Pike has returned from a pleasant