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JTBE DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1917. PAGE DEER CREEK Bright McClaln's Flora and Emmett Wright of Chicago, visited relatives In Deer Creek the first of the Mr. and Mrs. William Segraves visited -with Charles Segraves at the Marion Soldiers' Home the 21st last. Mr.

and Mrs. William Flynn of Lo. gansport, visited with Mr. and Mrs. David' Low the past week.

The Misses Lelah and Marie Irwin with Mary Irwin Sunday last. Mrs. Addle Lenon moved to the property vacated by Rev. Wachter several weeks ago. Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Garfield Todd, son, Mrs. John Gronlnger is reported Bick. Frank plastered his house last week. Mrs.

John Kroninger is reported on the sick list. The Deer Creek high school base ball team was- defeated at Young America by the Young America team last Friday evening at Young America by a close score. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harve TJllery the 25th, a son.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Zeck a son. There was a surprise on Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Appleton last Sunday in honor of their 20th wedding anniversary- About tihtry-two guests were there and a splendid time was had. Mr. and Mrs. John Cornell and Mr. p.nd Mrs.

A. Newer and daughter autoed to Lafayette Sunday and ited the Soldiers' Home, Purdue and Battleground. Jay Lenon of St. Paul, who visited with Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. Wright the past week, left for St. Paul Saturday. Mrs.

Lettie Campbell assisted at Central this week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reeder of Duncan, visited with Mr. and Mrs.

Bennie Carnell the past week. Miss Beulah Cook of Burlington, Tislted with her brother, Dr. Fern Cook, Saturday and Sunday. Miss Olive Robeson and Mrs. Roxey Nice are on the sick list at this writ- Ing.

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Fouls and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fouts of Lucerne visited with Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Stone Sunday p. m. Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Kuszmaul and Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Bryant autoed to Kokomo the 16th Instant to visit with friends there. Prof. Chapin of Lincoln university, former missionary to Japan, gave an Interesting and instructive lecture at the Presbyterian church Sunday night.

Mr. Chapman is a brother to Rev. Chapman of Wheeling. Several from here attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Blue, which was held from Center U.

B. church. -Rev. Chapman, assisted by the Rev. Cripe and Carey Galveston, conducted the service.

Zenna Campbell's. Mrs. Violet Ullery and daughter Eva. Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Ullery. Flossie Campbell and daughter Martha visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lantz first of the 1 week. Several from here attended the Irish picnic Thursday of last week.

NOBLE 44 4 Mrs. J. F. Welling aas been on the sick list. Mrs, Sade Hardy Is on the sick list.

She Is at the home of her son, Carl Hardy. Miss Ruby Ross on the sick list last week and was unable to teach her school for several days. Marjory Leach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Leach is on the sick list.

Rev, Featherston spent Saturday night and Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Light.

Rev, Johnston, preached his farewell sermon at Webb Ctiapel Sunday. He will attend the M. E. conference and will then move with his family to Valparaiso to reside. He will not take any church work as has throat trouble, and will rest for a year.

Mrs. Clara Brandt has returned to her home in Logansport after spending several days with W. H. Brandt and daughters. The Sunday school convention for this township will be held at Webb Chapel Sunday afternoon, Oct.

7, Mrs. Will Schreckenghaust arid children, Mrs. Albert Busard and children and Mrs. E. N.

Busard spent Tuesday with Mrs. C. D. Roller and family. Mr.

and Mrs. George Michael, Mrs. Clarence Patterson and children of Harrison township spent Thursday with Mr. Crabb and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Claud Roller spent last Sunday with P. A. Busard and family. Masses and Ruth Ross spent Foulds 1 Funster No.

5 Wednesday with Mrs. Bertha Hardy. Several from this vicinity attended the Winn sale last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Stlcrod of Illinois, are visiting Henry and Ora Strahleys. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Gotshall spent the past week at Lake Bruce. W.

H. Brandt and daughters entertained company last Sunday. C. D. Roller, Frank Hardy and Albert Busard had their silos filled the past week.

Mrs. Ruby Roller spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Robert Gibson. Will Spencer and family entertained company Sunday. F.

G. Brandt and family, Charles Brandt and Mr. and Mrs. Gorman spent last Sunday in Kokomo, the guests of Harry Knoff and family. Grandma Light of Williamsport, has come to spend the winter with Mr and Mrs.

W. A. Light. Albert Busard and family spent last Sunday with Frank Hardy and family. Rev.

Featherston spent last Sunday with C. D. Roller and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Art Penny of Logansport, Mrs. George Burket of Walton and Mr. and Mrs. Will Burley spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Benny. Rev. and Mrs. Eller of Tell City, spent the past week with Harrison Eller and family. Mrs.

Claud Roller spent Thursday afternoon with daughters. W. H. Brandt and Mr. and Mrs.

D. M. Flory-of Clay township, spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G.

W. Searight. Mrs. C. D.

Roller and children and Mrs. Etta Busard spent -Thursday with Mrs. Fay Busard. Mrs. George Burket of Walton spent Saturday night with Mr.

and Mrs. Will Burley. She is also visiting other relatives before returning, to her home In Walton. Mr. and Mrs.

Rice and daughters of Clinton township and Flo and Ercel Neff spent last Sunday with W. A. Light and family. F. G.

Brandt and family and Chaa. Brandt took supper Thursday evening with Charles Kenning and family of Logansport. Walter Bowen and family, Ralph James and family of Sedalia and Rev. and Mrs. Markin spent last Sunday with Joe Burley and family.

August Welling is the owner of a new automobile. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Grandstaff of Lafayette, spent last Sunday with Will Gordon and family. Miss Blanche Snyder has returned to Madison, Indiana, after spending her vacation with her mother, Mrs.

Myrtle Snyder. G. W. Searight filled their silo Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Michael and daughter, Mrs. Gladys Fenton, spent Sunday with Mr. Crabb and family. Neighbors and.

friends of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Lowe gave them a farewell party Tuesday evening. Lowe will leave next week for the army camp. Refreshments were served.

Will Gordon and family entertained a party of friends Saturday evening. Mrs. Jennie Seybold of Logansport, spent several days the past week with Dennis Seybold and family. Mrs. E.

N. Busard has returned to her home in Logansport after a pleasant visit with Albert Busard and family. Relatives have received word of the marriage of Miss Nellie Dill of Belvedere, Neb. Miss Dill is the daughter of Mrs. Martha Busard Dill.

She was married Wednesday, Sept. 19. Quite a number of people in this township attended the funeral of LevI lotner, which was held at the Indian church. Thursday afternoon. Mr.

Cotner was born and raised in this township and had lived In this vicinity until a few years ago when he sold his farm in the Pleasant Valley neighborhood, and bouhgt a farm in township. He has many 'riends in this vicinity who sympathize with the family In their sad bereavement. PIPE CREEK here for Mr. and Mrs. Will Yader moved vo I business.

funeral of Mrs. Thomas at Metea on Wednesday. I Iszr. Bockover of Logansport, was SEVEN MILE a few days this week on I Walton Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.

Chas. Eoss and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wince of Star City tera Pearl and Ruth of Rochester ana and Mrs.

Warrick of Young America visited at Mr. and Mrs. Kahler's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Will Yoder and baby and ilr. and Mrs. Roy Miller, and Miss Jamison, Miss Kathryn Bowyer and Mr. Vinel Ashby were" callers Mrs. Vera Wagner called on Mrs.

C. L. Bowyer Monday, Hr. and Mrs. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Bell. Chance Cook and family are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Beck of Rochester for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bradfield and Prof, and Mrs. UtterbacU and children 'spent Sunday p. m.

in Logansport. Frank Hoover spent Wednesday with her mother, Mrs. Enyart, of Hoover. Clyde Bowyer and daughter spent the! Mr and Mrs Thompson had for their Sunday guest Mr. and Mrs.

day there also. Mrs. Frank Rea and daughter Amie, of Adamsboro and Mrs. Mary Bowyer and children spent Wednesday with relatives at the Falls. Miss Zetaa Wilson is visiting home folk.

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Nead entertainer company from Peru, also Mr. and Mrs. D.

C. Bowyer and children and Gerald Bowyer. Mr. and Mrs. James Layton and daughters, Mr.

and Mrs. Minnie Griffith, and two children were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowyer. Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Emrey, a daughter recently. Kathryn Bowyer and friend and MissMiss Jamison and Miss Ross wer 'Sunday afternoon callers with relatives and friends at the Falls. Mr. and Mrs.

Kahler motored to Kokomo Wednesday and attended the missionary convention held there. Mrs. Henry Berry is so she can bo up again. Mrs. Edgar Chapin and daughter -M Dorothy of near Macy visited" her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Hopper over Sam Lowrnan, Roy Hoover and the Misses Alspach of Akron. Mrs. Margaret Jones has been spending the past two weeks in Chicago the guest of her son Vance Jones and family. Mr.

and Mrs. W. M. Carson is spending a few days in Peru with their daughter, Mrs. Andy Steel, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Losher and Mr. and Mrs. Eube Jones spent Saturday and in Carnden.

Mrs. Frank Bosh entertained the four generations of Studebaker and Ulerick families at dinner Monday in honor of Harry and Noble going to war, Those present were Grandmother Studebaker, Mrs. Rosa Demon Sunday school and preaching at the usual hour. Everybody welcome. I The Ladies' Aid society held their regular business meeting Wednesday afternoon at the church.

Arrangements were made for a market to be held Saturday, Oct. 6th. Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips entertained Sunday -Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Jack and Mrs. Charles Marshall and children. Charlotte. Wilbur and Gale.

Master Urban Wilson and Agisee Hahu are on the sick list. Mrs. Rose Shaff spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl ShaS.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. William Hahn, Prudence Campbell and children, Chester and Ruth, Mr.

and Mrs. W. R. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs.

Perry Wilson motored to Camden Sunday and spent the'day with Mr. and Mrs. Bennett. Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Staff and daugh ter Josephine spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Baber. Mr. Willard Wilson and Miss Mable Funk were united in marriage last Saturday.

A long and happy life is the wish of their many friends. Mr. William Riley and daughter Katie entertained Sunday Mrs. Hulda Rosentrater and son John, Miss Pauline Vance and Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Stackhouse and son of Logansport. Center were guests of Mr. and Mrs. I George Coleman Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Loser entertain- ed at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Loren Clouse and children. Glen Lo- i ser and wife and A.

E. Spencer familv. ST. PAUL 4 4 4 and son Willard, Mr. and Mrs.

Mart Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Greason and Ullerick, four sons, Cecil and wife, two children, Harry Noble and Forest, Lester and Zella Ulerick, great grandchildren. 4 4 ANOKA ter Why is Foulds' Spaghetti like the let- Because it Is a good filler to luNch and twice as good for diNNer. nOOin jrold will be paid fortha beat i i conundrums received before October 5 1917.

$100 foe best and far each of the tea next best. to Fouldl Milling P.O. Box 100, Madison Square Station. New fork City. tty of "se Foulds' Curly-Q (Elbow) Macaroni and Foulds' Egs Noodles.

nd Cook Book OB postcard nquex. The Misses Lucille Dunlap and Bessie Sloop spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Mntid Turnpaugh. Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Hunter and Mr. and Mrs. William Hahn motored to Sunday.and spent the day. Mrs.

Reece fell at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Walter Rhoades one day last week and fractured-her right arm near the wrist, Tull Reed is some better at this writing. Mr. and Mrs.

P. K. Shaeffer spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Turn- augh and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sharts and children, Paul, Margaret and George, spent Sunday with the former's uncle. Jr. Taylor Wilson and family of near Onward.

Mrs. Carl Morris visited over Sunday with, her father, Horace Bowyer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rush, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Brown, Mrs. John Rush, Rev. and Mrs. C.

E. Duaiap, Mrs. 3am Clingenpeel and Mrs. S. J.

Mellingcr attended conference at Kokomo on- Wednesday. Mrs. Harvey Gottshall spent Wednesday -night with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Rush, southeast of Walton. Miss Mae Sisson spent Sunday with Miss Isa Masters.

The Anoka M. E. Aid society met Thursday for an all day sewing. Bert Turnpaugh and son Don spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Logansport relatives. Sunday school at 9.30; preaching services at 10:30 a.

Epworth and Junior Leagues at 6:30 p. m. Bible study every Wednesday night 'and prayer meetlnjr every Thursday night Saturday and Sunday. They accompanied her home Sunday evening. Mrs.

Ella Smith and daughter Grace was in quite a mii-up one day last week. Just as they were nearing Peru, an automobile passed them scaring their horse and makin? it back and horse and buggy went over quite a steep ambankment. The wu- men both jumped before the rig fell over the bank and both escaped out injury but the harness and buggy were broken up some. The horse was none the worse for the fall either. The parties In the machine put on roore speed and got away without offering any assistance.

Qrandma Gwler visited her daughter Mrs. Nead one day this week and Mrs Don Bowyer called on Mrs. Asa Neart also. Mr. and Mrs.

Chris Miller were Peru shoppers Saturday. Mr. C. L. Bowyer came near mee'- ing with a very serious accident Tuesday while making cider.

The belt that runs the pump began slipping and he climbed to the -top of, the mill to' adjust it just as it slipped off the pulley into the gearing, throwing him but, by chance he caught hold of Homo of the timbers and escaped with onlv a 'badly bruised arm. He says he wiil never grow any more and some of the spectators were as badly scared as he was. CROOKED CREEK Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson visited at Delphi over Sun'day.

Mr. Joe Burley attended church at the Center Presbyterian church Sunday. Mrs. Jane Pryor entertained company from Logansport over Sunday. Mrs.

Emaline Searight pleasantly entertained at dinner Tuesday, Mr. Allen Price and wife, Mrs. Whiteman entertained Wednesday afternoon at her home in JJeffer- son township for her daughter Rosa, who was married to Mr. Frank Burns last week. Mrs.

Burns received many beautiful presents. The affair was a miscellaneous shower and was a surprise to the bride. The following: are the names of those present: Miss Mr. and Mrs. George McManus attended the funeral of Mrs.

P. L. Martin of Deer Creek Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

George McManus and children took.Sunday dinner with Mr. anS Mrs. John Gremelspacher. Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Wilson and son Eugene called on Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wilson Wednesday evening. Mrs. Rose Shaff and mother spent Sunday in Logansport as the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Anisi Snell. Mrs. Frank Jack, Ruth Campbell, Alice Helvie, Mrs. Paul Washburn and Mrs.

Elmer Greason called on Mrs. Jess Logan Wednesday afternoon. Mesdame Van Mount, J. Van Buskirk, Miler and Arthur, Mr. and Mrs.

W. Marshall and daughters of Logansport and Mrs. Walter Zimmerman called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Phillips Wednesday evening. The social held by the young people's class Tuesday evening was well attended. Every one reports a pleasant evening. By the request of the teacher of the Star Gleaner class every member of that class is urged to be present at the church Sunday morning at 9:00. Ethel Kitchens, Mrs.

Watts, Mrs. Speu- o'clock. Something special is to be cer, Mrs. Wagner Mrs. Benson, Mrs offered.

Berkshire, Mrs.Viola W-hiteman, Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Michael, Mrs. Waters, Mrs. Young-, Mrs.

Vernon, Golda Guy. Alta Loser, Mrs. Loser, Mrs. Callaway, Ethel Benson, Mrs. Yocum, Grace Taylor and Price.

Air. and Mrs. Forest Steininger entertained at dinner Sunday. and evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Edd Sloof and sons o'clock. BLUE BALL Preaching both Sunday morning Sunday school at 10:00 i Roy and Edgar and Mrs. Walter Mr a 3 Mrs Chester Crockett entertained Saturday and SMnday Mr. TWELVE MILE i I 4 Mr.

and Mra. Ed Schwenk had for their Sunday guest Mr. and Mrs. O. W.

Robbins and Mr. and Mrs. Dud Dalzell and daughter. Edith Weyand of Lucerne and Nan- Clark. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Burns has the best wishes of their many friends fo: a happy married Mrs. Roy Young, assisted by Mrs. Cecil Buchanan pleasantly entertained the missionary society St.uiday afternoon. Mr.

Louis Webster has retumed home after a week's visit with his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Claiton of Elwood. ette Bell were the guest of Mr. and Mr Mrs.

Mike Beamer Wednesday even- Sam Hoover and family spent Sat- Price and daughter Ettie ing. urday and Sunday in Huntington. The funeral of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Riley Kingery was held at the home last week.

Interment was made In Mt. Carmel cemetery at this place, Mr. and Mrs. E. M.

Klme entertained at Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Groat, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Ellis and' son of Macy, Mrs. Jessie Cutler of Whitecloud, and Mr. and Mrs J. H.

McMlller of Marion. Mrs. Mandy Jones returned Sunday from a two weeks visit with relatives in Camden. A. J.

Decker is visiting this week in Logansport. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoover, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Hoover, Mrs. Cora Leffel and children, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kingery and Mr. and Mrs.

Marion Studebaker spent Sunday Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Add Slusher of Camden. Mrs.

Richardson and daughter of near Mud Lake were the Wednesday dinner guests of Mrs. Kinnaman. Rev. H. E.

Butler, the new U. B. minister, will fill his appointment here I Ir an Mrs. Eichenseher and fam- motored to Lowell Wednesday and returned home Thursday. They were guests of the latter's son Cecil and wife.

Mr. Cecil Buchanan and wife motored to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Musol in White county, Sunday. Misa Lena Cragun had for Sunday guests, Miss Esther Lusher, Miss Vernie Fry, Miss, Jennie Miller and Messers George Lusher, Edgar Fry and Ewell Miller.

A fine dinner was served. Mr. and Mrs. William Lusher had for callers Sunday, Mrs. Monroe Hana- wait and three children, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Lusher and three children Mr and Mrs. Will Fry, Mr. and Mrs. James Minthorn and family, Mrs.

James Webster and two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Sloop two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Steininger and family, Mrs Barbara Hile and Mrs.

Walter Clark. Mra. Lusher continues quite poorly. and Mrs. Joe Shuman of Logansport.

There will be an ice cream and box social Wednesday evening, October 3rd at the Bruner schoolhouse. Would like for all the young ladles to bring a box and everybody come and enjoy the' evening. Miss Fern Gaugloff, teacher. Mrs. Erwin Grove spent the latter part of last week with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Winn, of Lucerne. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crockett and family, Mrs.

Henry Crockett, Miss Carrie Crockett and Mr. and Mrs. John Martin speut Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Harvey CHmer of Galveston. Miss Bertha Shelly is assisting Mrs.

Chester Crockett with her house work this week. Mr. Enslie Vemon celebrated his 72nd birthday Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

John Vernon and daughter Edna, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jones and son Carl, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vernon, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Burrows and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cripe and family, Mr. and Mrs.

John Gish and family and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Richason. All partook of a bounteous diner at the noon hour. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Erwin and. baby and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Buschbaum and -Daughter Dortha spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Roller. Services Sunday morning and evening at the Center Presbyterian church. Mr. and Mrs.

Will Miller and daughter Opal spent Sunday with Earl Miller and wife of Royal Center. Mr. and Mrs. Ellas Elliott entertained relatives from Peru Sunday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. James Galloway. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Guy a.nd D.

X. Terrell and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Allen Price Sunday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. Spencer and Glen Loser and wife spent Sunday with Stanley Gear and family of Marion. Mr.

and Mrs. Loren Clouse and children spent Sunday with relatives at Burnettsville. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Terrel entertained a number of relatives Sunday.

Miss. Marie Vernon of Walton called on relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A.

C. Packard of Bethlehem township spent Sunday with Charles Sedam and family. Mies Edith Roadmyer was the guest of Miss Alice Terrel Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Julius Carney spent Saturday night with W. H. Bean and wife of Logansport. BUCKWHEAT Miss Catherine Mranick left ibis morning for Clinton to bring back her sister, Mrs. Florence Minnick, who Is sick.

Mrs. O. M. Barnard is not so well at this writing. Mrs.

Ethei Minnick of Walton spent last Wednesday with J. H. Minnick. Mrs. Shirley Bechdol and daughter Eva and Mrs.

Emma Brown called on Margaret Layton and Mary Humphrey Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ramer ate Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs.

Owen Shanteau. The Misses Elsie Bechdol Henrietta and Viola Brown called on Miss Florence Woods last Mrs. Ella Pitman of Logansport, spent Sunday with Mrs. 0. M.

Barnard. Mr. and Mrs. Gettis SwaSord and children called on his mother, Mrs. J.

H. Minnick and family last Tuesday evening. The Ladies' Literary society met at the home of Mrs. Ramer Tuesday afternoon. The subject was "Franchise." The following program was given: Music--Mrs.

Harvey Kapp. Response from Famous Women 'Music. "Woman and Hahnart. The Misses Fern GangloK. and Pearl Mehaffie called on Mist a Clymers Sunday aft- Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Jones and! Mr. and Mrs. Quince Jones were Sun! day guests of Mr. and Mra.

Paul Jones' near Star City. -Mr. Henry Hahnert filled his Wednesday. Mrs. Quince Palmer spent Wednes-i day with Mrs.

Bruce Reed in Clinton! township. Mrs. Oscar Vernon nnd Miss Icel Vernon are spending the week with'' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tllton In Mr.

and Mrs. John Shanks enter-; tamed the former's brothers and sisters and their families Twenty-nine people were in the' party. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones and son and Mr.

and Mrs. John Vernon wore Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ensile Vernon. The occasion was Mr Vernon's 73rd birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Sharp spent bunday afternoon with friends in Logansport. Mrs. Henry Plank and Mrs.

John Grusenmeyer visited Thursday with. Airs. Lib Knight at hr home In Deer The Misses Florence Hlnkle and Clara Wilson and Omer GanglofT and 1 Frank Mehaffie motored to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones Sunday afternoon and feasted on watermelon.

Irma Schneider is slowly improving atter her recent illness. Miss Fern Gangloff, teacher at the Brunei: school, will give an Ice cream and box social at that place next "Wednesday evening. She invites girls of this community to also prepare boxes and help make the social a success. Several from this vicinity attended the Maurice Winn sale Monday, in which Hurry Nicodemus had several head of cattle libted. Herbert Condon entertained the Lyric club Thursday evening in honr- or of Charles Mehaffie, who.Is expecting to be called to Ft.

Taylor soon After the rehearsal the evening was spent in a social way. A weinle roast was a feature. Sunday school tomorrow at 10:00 a. m. Communion service at 11:00.

Reading--Mrs. Emma Green. "The Value of My -Mrs. Maude NEWWAVERLY 4 Sunday morning and evening. ily of Logansport; Mr.

Strubler of Chi- Mr. and Mrs. George Brown and I ca and Mrs. Nan Guard of New Mrs. G.

W. Thompson attended the Waverly called on Harry Adair and family Monday evening. A number of friends gathered at the home of Everett Oliphant Monday evening to help celebrate Mrs. Oil- phant's birthday. Miss Violet Gugie spent Wednesday night with Miss' Lavonn Judy.

To Mr. and Mrs. Lee Knight, Sept. 27, an S-pound girl. Herbert Williams took Sunday din- NASTY I I BAD FOR CHILDREN It act of any kind.

If th. tow.li arc and promptly oi undl- matter discarded Ijy tho rtomach, cellent. ffenerol Jwalti to lie ex- la any OMO, pills, pcwden, and a a or napalatalole never be glraa to cbllOrea. therapeutic -rtrtne eucli jnay ponan la largely nullified IJT tie TOani-- natural antagonism. Tor cldldre a laxative, ad- auinlstered occasionally, all that Beeded to arnnre aorcnal aad food sealttu Dr.

Caldwell's Syrup ala, Is a pleanat-tastiK comblaatioa of laxative neztie Triti. pepsin, free Iron opiate or narcotic Oron, and acts rently ret effectively; ciUdrro. like It an! take it zeadlly, so tha-t it Is tna ideal remedy tor tbe xaanlly medicine chest. It is sold is, drns; stores for fifty cento a bottle. A trial Tsottle, free of can lie obtained ay to w.

B. Celdwsll, 46s St. Xonti- cello, Illinois. ner with Michell Martin. Miss Inez Canady spent Saturday night and Sunday with Charles Tyre and family of Walton.

Martha and Goldie Pollick of Peru Evelyn. Packard, Gretna, Vera and Leo Robertson, Jessie, Edna, and Esther Adair picnicked along Pipe Creek Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Canady and Mrs.

Hannah Moore spent Sunday with Lee Knight and family. Mr. Harvey Vooris is moving into the Patton property. Mrs. Effie Robertson and son Emmett and daughter Chloe of New Waverly and Mr.

and airs. Orval Clark and children of Peru motored to Denver Sunday and visited Mr. Henry Roberteon and familr. Duchess. Current Events--Mrs.

Crockett. After the program the afternoon was spent in Red Cross sewing. Miss Eva Bechdol is assisting Mrs. Edna Minnick this week. Henry and Lina Wean spent, last Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Bechdol. and family. Bill Wise and Miss Mable Ramer motored to RidgevlHe last Saturday and visited over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Wise. Mrs. Mary Helvie and Mrs. Mollie Brough called on Mrs, Emma Brown and Mrs. M.

Barnard Tuesday aft- BURNETTSVILLE 4 B. Watts and family and Russell Fraaier and wife of Muncle spent Sunday with George Duffy and lain- Mrs. Hamilton and grandson and Miss Clara Girard of Indianapolis were the.guests of their aunt, Mrs A a a Girard, the first of the week Sunday was the thirteenth anniver- i a of Dean Moore's birthday and Mrs. Moore entertained a of his boy friends at dinner. Dean was completely surprised.

Mrs. Emmet York and daughter Haze! of Logansport, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Golden Saturday night and Sunday. Deloss Meeker and family motored through to Fort Benjamin Harrison Sunday to spend the day with Doa who is a member of Co.

C. Mrs. Callahan and grandson Gene of Connersville and Elsa Showalter of this place returned here Saturday after spending the summer with the former's daughter, Mrs. C. A.

Bishop and family, at Big Timber, Mont. George Ramsey. Mrs. Rose Boneta IV son of Idaville spent Sun- -PR- 4 4 JEFFERSON -4-f Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Guy and children were over-Sunday guests of relatives at Walton. George Callaway has a new Stude baker car. Mrs. Rhoademer left Saturday for an extended visit with relatives in Virginia. Mr.

and Mrs. John Meyers of Logansport, spent Sunday w'ith Charles Sedam and family. Mrs. Cecil Waters and son Richard of Lowell spent a few days here with relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Million and family spent Sunday with Julius Carney and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Yocum and daughters and Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Benson spent Sunday at Flora. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Rife and children and Miss M.

E. Waters and son Ora of Walton were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. C.

Waters' Mr. and Mrs. Allen Price spent Tuesday with Searight. Mr. and Mrs.

N. Hile of Royal Cuticura Soap ----Is Ideal For the Hands Minnick and son of Logansport and Mrs. Charles Collins, Mrs. Henry Layton and Mary Humphrey motored to Peru last Wednesday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Quincy Hildebrandt day with Frieda Meeker. Mrs. Cecil Waters and baby of Lowell spent Sunday here with relatives. Miss Maud Million of Monticello and baby of Logansport spent last wa the guest relatives here Sun- Sunday with Mrs.

Mary Humphrey, i Mrs. Jennie Fife returned to "her Cnswell is visiting her sister, home Sunday after spending a few a Bridge of Monticello. days with her aunt. Mrs. O.

Barnard, i a flea tnce Boter was the weekend guest of Jessie Watts at Lake Cicott. Miss Irwin of the high school faculty spent Saturday and Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hinkle and children spent last Sunday at Logansport to visit with Mr. and Mrs.

Fanber. Mrs. Will Minnick and daughter Elsie called on Mrs. Rachel Ramsey last Sunday afternoon. Mrs.

O. M. Barnard wishes to thank her friends for the flowers her since her sickness. 4 CLYMERS Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Mitchell and family were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDowell. Fred Mitchell of OMahoma is visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Mitchell and family for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Noel Cook of Logansport and Mr. and Mrs.

Will Bretaan spent Tuesday evening with John. Appleton. Mrs. George McGuire and Mrs. Edith Brown was the Sunday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Patty Casey. Miss Susie Rice called on Mra. Luke Wicherbarker Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.

Mary Randolph spent Wednesday with Grandma Knickerbocker. Mrs. Champion started to Cal- fornla Thursday to her home. Mr. Champion is already there.

Mrs. Mary Randolph spent Sunday with Mrs. Charles Parmeter. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Anderson Tuesday with Mrs. Abe Parker: Mrs. Mahalia Rhinehart papered for Mrs. Elmer Hinkle Mrs. Rice spent Sunday with Helen Isaacs.

Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Isaacs visited Mr. and Mrs. William Rice Sunday.

Mrs. Charles Morehead of Logansport, spent Monday evening with Mrs. Cora Hardy. Mrs. Patterson of Galveston, visited her daughter, Mrs.

Jess Owens, day. her home in Frankfort. Frank Graham and James Bell were at Fort Benjamin Harrison Sunday visiting their sons who: are members of Co. C. J.

C. Duffey and son W1H motored through to Crawfordsvilie Saturday, where the latter entered Wabash college for the coming year. RURAL ROUTE 8 I I Everett Montgomery of took supper with Harold Spencer on Thursday evening. George Maudlin and Art Frusbour have purchased Ford machines the past week. Mr.

and Mrs. William -Eeatty and Matthew Maroney autoed to Delphi and Monon Thursday. Mr. G. J.

Fruahour and son Harry made a business trip to Twelve Mile Thursday afternoon. Mrt. Ira Maudlin and Mrs. George (Continued on Page 8). POSTUM instead of coffee helps thousands to steep nights A REASON'.