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PAGE SDL ZTHE DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 19, 191k GRASS CREEK -f 4-': I TWELVE MILE William Frank a son Mrs. Marion Krider and daughter. John and Susan a in Fulton Indiana. and died at Camp Taylor, October 14. L91S.

aged 21 years, 5 months and IT days. Frank was the first boy from i town in the United States service die. Death was caused by pneumonia. The body arrived here Tuesday a from Camp Taylor, accompanied by Sergt. Harold Selby, an i from the camp, who remained here i Wednesday noon.

Frank was member of the U. B. church a of the Young Men's S. S. class.

Tiie a was held Thursday i from the home, conducted by the pastor. Rev. W. L. Eiler, and burial made in the Crass Creek cemetery.

He is survived by his mother, three and sisters. Nelson Hizer. went to Camp Taylor i his mother-in-law, Mrs. a and was i Frank a week prior to his a is seriously sick i i a since his arrival home on last a Hugh Van received a telegram Wednesday i from Columbus, New Mexico- a i a his son, Frank, was seriously ill with pneumo- i a Mr. Van at once for i bedside.

Frank has been in the S. service for more a three years, a i joined i regular a prior to the war. a Van son of Hugh Van Krr.esi. Van Meter, son of Martin Van and George Nickels, son of a i left this for a i i at Rolling Prairie. Everett Walsh, the one-year-old child of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Walsh. died Wednesday i a a long illness of a trouble. The funer- vicps were held Friday i from the home, conducted by Rev. Ley and burial was made in the St.

Ann's The remains of Mrs. i a Hizer, of Logansport. was buried in the Hizer Wednesday morning, death i from Spanish influenza. The i a i are a i with the disease. Rev.

W. L. Kiler spent Monday and Tuesday at Marion to see a nephew thv.t left for a a i i i camp. Mrs. Pearl Jackson, of Huntington, spent a here the guest, of her sister Mrs.

W. L. Eiler. Mrs. i a F.

Traver, of Wabash. is spcndins a few days at the J. J. Kumler home. Mr.

and Mrs. James Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. H.

B. and three daughter? were a guests at the J. J. Knmlcr home. Mrs.

Kdwurd Walsh. went to Locansport where she la taking "treatment for cancer on the face. James Weasner hap bought the Geo. McLocblin 40 acres, where he now 1'vea. This the Kershner farm.

was born Martha, returned Monday from a few March 28, days' visit with the former's daughter, ST. PAUL The Red Cross unit met with Mrs. John Bowman, Thursday The unit will meet Thursday with Mrs. John Crane. All who can possibly do so are urged to attend.

All work now being done is seat to camps in the United States. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hlldebran and daughter and Mr. and Mrt.

Don Griffin were Sunday guests of George Griffin and family. Quince Jones, wife and son spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones. Claud and Will Sharp visited with their parents In Miami county last Sunday.

Hanry Peters, delegate to the Lutheran Synod, in session this week at. Grand Rapid's, is not attending on account of the influenza epidemic. Rev. Steffey also thought, best to avoid the crowds and remained at tome. Mrs.

VanBuskirk and daughter. Mrs. Mount of Logansport. were Tuesday evening supper guests of Mrs. Herrick and daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kleckner were called to the i i week by the death nf i (laughter. Mrs. Kuhn.

They have the a of their neighbors. A pleasant a i reunion was held last, Sunday the children of Mrs. Henry Plank spread their baskets of i i prepared, on the home a and enjoyed the day i her. The occasion was also the i a a i of Mrs. Lulu Haas.

Maud Uangloff, Ruth Peters and Fern Gangloff. There i be no services of any i at St. Paul tomorrow. Rev. and Mrs.

Gilbert Maus, of Byron, Ohio. Mrs. Rader has been visiting her son and family of Gary. Mrs. Ella Black has been spending the past week with her sister, Mrs.

George Musselman. of Denver. Mrs. Charles Kingery is 1 still in a critical condition. Mrs.

T. J. Hoover went to Lucerne Wednesday and spent the day with her son, Edgar Hoover and wife. H. C.

Helms. Frank Enyart and Mr. Knight. of Logansport, and E. M.

Kime spent this week along the Kankakee river, near Kouts, hunting and fishing. Miss Irene Fahl entertained Ethel Hoover, i Swanson, Enid Sullivan, Edna Carson and Mary Brown at Sunday dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berger and R.

7 Butt, of Macy, was the Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. 'Aaron Plank. Aaron Bell has accepted a position as clerk in Mrs. Lizzie Brown's store.

Raymon Seffel is suffering with influenza. Mr. and Mrs. Jud Conrad and children and Mrs. Ella.

Conrad spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. a.nd Mrs. Ebb Alber. of Rochester. Mrs.

Fannie Robbins received a letter t'ro mher husband. O. W. Robbins, stating that he had landed safely overseas. Clifford Dague.

who was ca.Hed to the colors, left Tuesday for Laporte to take a three-months' course in a training school. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Welling and the former's mother. Mrs.

Welling, from Kennett. were the Sunday guests of Mrs. Alec Maus. Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. Raber spent Sunday with the latter's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Otley.

near Logansport. The school still remains closed. There will be no service at the church on account of the plague. Orval Snell's new barn is nearing completion. Mr.

and Mrs. Elga Martin spent Sunday afternoon with the latter's brother. Harve Brookwalter, and family Mr. and Mrs. August Swanson motored to Royal Center Wednesday to visit the latter's parents.

J. B. Tpel made a Business trip to Logansport Tuesday. METEA The Red Cross will meet all day Wednesday and sew at the school house. DP.

Hurty wants the Red Cross work to go on as usual using the precaution of not allowing persons from infected homes to atend, so let every one come that can as' the work is needed. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perry visited their son Clyde at the Great Lakes training station and witnessed a sham battle. Mrs.

Mary Crooks and family are on the sick list. Clyde Davidson is slowly improving from his recent attack of influenza. Mrs. George Horn, Helen and Josephine Dalzell, Mrs. Clark Rohrer and children, Mrs.

George Homey and Wilton Perry spent Wednesday afternoon with Carl Brown and Betty. Willow Perry entertained at dinner Thursday: Bertha Smith, Janice Phillips, Nora Anderson, Helen Dalzell. Mrs. Freida Brown and Betty Dalzell. The day was spent in knitting and music.

Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Yantis entertained Sunday: Mrs. Iva Evins and family. Willow Perry, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Moore and daughter, Mrs. E. D. Moore and daughter and John Bassler.

Clark Rohrer is in Kansas City on business. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brown and Mr. and Mrs.

Will Funk spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. O. and family Geeter Early spent Saturday night with his mother, Mrs. Rannells at Fulton.

Thelma Conrad entertained some young folks Sunday evening. Mr. a.nd Mrs. George Shirley have moved to their farm. CROOKED CREEK LUCERNE Medical authorities suggest that as a preventative of Spanish flu, you nei-: ther kiss, cough nor sneeze.

We are not particular about anybody sneezing or coughing, but we object to kissing and sneezing at the same time. We'll bet five cents Mr. Fuel Administrator Garfield never was a country correspondent for a city newspaper, or he never would have cut out the Sunday. Mrs. rasper, of Logansport.

will visit at the home of Mrs. Jane Pryor this winter. Mr. Joseph Hitcvhens is ill with the influenza. Mr.

Palmer Seadam and Mr. Hughel Miller are improving slowly. Mr. Henry Banta. of Miami county, is the guest of his brother, Will Banta, and other relatives.

Miss Mary Bailey was called to the bedside of her sister, Mrs. Frey, of Burnettsville, who is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. George Galloway had for their Sundty guests Mr.

and Mrs. Hal Slocum and daughter. Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Will Hughes.

oE Logansport, Mr. J. S. Hughes and mother. AH enjoyed the day.

Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor and family were Sunday guests of Mr. Frank Griemel and wife. Churches and schools a.re closed.

Mr. and Mrs. James Minthorn and family were pleasantly entertained Sunday by J. E. Webster and wife.

Mr. 'and Mrs. Jay Hall pleasantly entertained in honor of Mrs. Viola Webster's departure for the Samaritan hospital. Those present were: Misses Hazel Smith, Mildred Leasure, Viola Webster, Messrs.

Duke Henry Louis Selders, Arthur Smtth and Glen Webster. All report a most enjoyable time. Miss Hazel Smith is dangerously ill with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Burkett had for Sunday dinner guests Mr. Wm. Webster and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith.

All enjoyed the fine dinner. Mr. and Mrs. John Davis of Ivda- ville, were guests Tuesday of Mrs. Jennie Sheetz.

SEVEN MILE -4 Sunday school and preaching and all public gatherings are postponed until the abatement of the epidemic. Mrs. John Masters called on Mrs. James Murphy Sunday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Shaffer, oE Kokomo. spent over-Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Greasor. The Messrs. James McManus and George Gultz will leave Friday for. Camp Knox. Mr.

and Mrs. Asher Wilson and children called on New Waverly friends Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Jack and Mrs. Charles Marshall, Wilbur and Oele Marshall motored to Tuesday and spent the day with Frank and family.

Mr. ana Mrs. Chester Wilson and' son, Eugene, and Mr. and Mrs. Wfflard Wilson called on Mr.

Perry Wilson aad family Sunday. Quite a number from this vicinity attended the W. O. Thomas sale Tuesday. The Misses Charlotte Marshall, Doria Hurd and Mildred Hurd and Wilbur Marshall called on Wm.

Halm and family Tuesday evening. Mrs. James Murphy and Miss Gertrude Miller called on Libbie Hahn. and Prudence Campbell Wednesday afternoon. Miss Clara Byron and Chester son entertained the Star Gleaner class at their home last Thursday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Appleton and daughters spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Fitzer. Mr. Wm. and family called on Mrs.

Mary Haas Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graham and family called on Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Hahn Monday evening. The Misses Jane, Isabelle and Lucy Appleton spent Tuesday afternoon with Miss Ruth Campbell. Mr. and Mrs, Gabriel Yoder received word from their son, led, that he is slowly recovering from the influenza.

Mr. and Mrs. Walters motored to Monon Saturday. Harry Ross, son of Mr. Ross, who is at this place hauling logs for E.

Ely. had the misfortune to get his leg broken Monday afternoon. He was taken to the hospital in Plymouth. Ruth Howes is on the sick list. Mrs.

Robert Guinn, of Chicago, who ha.s been visiting her mother, Mrs. J. E. Somsel, of Lucerne, has returned to her home. She was accompanied home by her brother.

Lee Samuel, who leaves for camp October 24. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Davidson, spent over-Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Cox, of Winamac. Mr. and Mrs.

T. Sheetz, Mrs. John Conrad and little son. Thomas Dale. Mrs.

Allie Kneff, Mrs. Cecil Sheetz, called on Mrs. Jess Sheetz Monday afternoon. Mr. Eugene Hilbert entertained at.

a weine.r roast Saturday evening the following guests: Misses Faye Sous- sel, Ruth Frushour. Trella Longman, Lois and Mildred Todd and Charlotte and Mary Soussel. of Kokomo; Messrs. Elmer Tucker, Corporal John V. Sous- sel, of Camp Taylor; Lee Soussel, James Frushour and Eugene Hilbert.

Mrs. J. E. Soussel entertained at dinner Sunday the following guests: Mr. and Mrs.

Len Soussel and daughters. Charlotte and Mary, of Kokomo; Mrs. Robert Guinn, of Chicago; Corporal John V. Soussel, of Camp Taylor, and Lee Soussel, of Logansport. Misses Mary and Nellie Moroney spent Wednesday afternoon with Edna Brattie.

Mrs. Chester Winu and children have returned to their home after a two-weeks' visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Kistler, of Kentucky.

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew, Maroney, are sick with the Spanish influenza. Mr. and Mrs.

William Winn. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burton, Mr. and Mrs.

Chas. Hall and Mr. and Mrs. David Hessey have returned from a fishing trip at Kankakee river, near Shelby, Ind. They report a good time.

Mrs. Walter Linehert and tons, Charles. Carl and Paul, of Logansport, spent the week-end with her Mrs. Dr. J.

J. Burton, of Lucerne. Garfield Herd lost a valuable cow Sunday, October 13. It was -killed by a train. NOBLE Miss Alice Crow is still very sick.

Mrs. August Welling still continues very poorly. Mrs. Hugh Gorman is very poorly. Fred Eikelberner, Mr.

and Mrs. Washington, Montana and St. Paul, an9 Mrs. Jessie Eikelberner have been very sick with Spanish influenza. Mrs.

Sade Hardy is very poorly. Harve Burley, who is in camp at tal i Spanish influenza. He is getting along nicely. Paul Bradford of Kenneth is very sick with influenza. Grandma Parker spent the past YOUNG AMERICA 4- 4- ANOKA 4 4 0 Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Jack spent Tuesday in Kiwood. Mrs. J. S.

Hue visited i week i Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Losansport.

Birkinbine at Miss Powlen. of Logansport spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. a Keener and Mr. and Mrs.

i Keener. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown, of Kokomo, spent Saturday night and Sunday at their home here. Mr.

and Etnire and daughter Lavaime, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert a Word has been received that Sergt. Everett had arrived at Glasgow. Scotland.

Miss Georgia Harrison visited with A. Sisson a a i and Mr. Charles Wilson and a i Much sickness has been reported in this community. Mr. and Mrs.

Carson are entertain- llng relatives. Homer Haynes. of Logansport, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Powell.

RURAL ROUTE 4 Mr. Ray Eikelburner and family spent Sunday with Wm. Eikelburner and family. Wm. Brown and wife and Mrs.

Beler were Logansport callers Mrs. Mora Cline received word that her brother, Sam Berkshire, and wife were very sick with Spanish Influenza. Charles Smith and family spent Sunday afternoon with Frank Watts at. the hospital. John Deboo and wife called on Joe Watts and wife Sunday evening.

Mr. George Bayless is visiting his brother at The work on Ted Russel's new house is progressing nicely. Mr. Herbert Eikelburner is driving a new horse. Mr.

Homer Sansel and Z. A. Rice are doing some carpenter w-ork for Mrs. Winters at Meta. The funeral of Mrs.

George Seward occured from the residence Thursday afternoon. Interment in the Creek cemetery. Miss Minnie Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin visited with Mrs.

Flora Martin last Sunday. Harvey Tilery, who had influenza, is convalescent. Benjamin Bryant is reported better. Earl W. Culiins, of Logansport.

was in town Tuesday. -IBS- ADAMSBORO Dewey Rhoades took dinner with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. G.

Rhoades, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Watts and family visited with Mr. and Mrs.

Packard Sunday. Mrs. Alma Flory, Miss Mildred Walker and Byron Flory took din ner with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flory and family, Sunday.

The Red Cross will meet at Mrs. Ed Flory's next Wednesday afternoon. Everybody welcome and come early. Byron Flory and Clifford Moore left for camp Tuesday. Mrs.

Charles Rush called on Mrs. Fred Rush Wednesday. Miss Irene Rhoades is on the sick list. Miss Stella Reed is doing some sewing for Miss Fanny Morgan this week. Mrs.

Laycock and Mrs. Hoover and son visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gingrich and family, Thursday. Miss Ethel Zimmerman, Mrs.

Geor. gla Rariagh and children called on Mrs. Charles Rush Thursday afternoon- Mr, and Mrs. William Decker were Logansport. shoppers Thursday.

Mrs. Alma Flory and Miss Mildred Walker entertained Sunday evening, Byron Flory, Dewey Rhoades and Miss Marie Fissel. Miss Ruth Applegate called on Miss May Rhoades Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Izelar and children are ill with the Spanish influenza.

Mrs. Sanford of Florida is visiting liar cpuiln, Mr. Lon Welty and family. Mrs. Winnie McManama and sou Lowell, Mrs.

Bertha. Marsh and daughter Ruth, and Iva Henry were the Wednesday dinner guests of Mrs. Lucy Shelly of Weed has been received here of the death of O'Dell, ion of Ora OTJell of Mr. O'Dell and family were formerly of Young America. Mr.

and Mm. Boss Harris called on WJlBftm Platts Sunday afternoon. The influenza epidemic is raging here. There are about 50 cases In and around Young America, but so far no deaths have been reported except the death of Glenn Johnston who was in camp at Camp Taylor. He is the first of the Young America boys who are in the service, to give his life for Old Glory.

Glenn years, last Saturday morning at Camp lor after a long ana serious of influenza which turned into pneii- moula and death followed. The body arrived hare Monday noon and the open air funeral services were held Tuesday at 11 o'clock at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Johnston. Interment was made In the Young America cemetery.

Miss Eva Brown has been very ill with influenza. Miss Rhea Kruke. Margaret Harmon, John Shanks, Miss Gibbs, Earl Duchwall, the children of Dora Roaches, Abie Hursh's family, are all victims of the "flu." The five of Fred Lenon's took suddenly sick with it last week but are all much improved. Miss Carmen Lenon is visiting relatives at Logansport this week. Miss Mary McManarua is visiting relatives in Peru for a few days.

The funeral of Dr. Gray was held at his home near Galveston last Sunday. Interment was made in "the Galveston cemetery. Dr. Gray was a former resident, and doctor of Young America Wednesday with Otto Cline and family of Logansport.

Mrs. Ella Barr. Mrs. Mary Benson and Mrs. Eikelberner spent Monday with Mrs.

Lillie McDonald and sewed for the Red Cross. John Dumm and family spent last Sunday with Alex Dumm and fam- I Albert Myers and family spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Mei Donald. I Mrs.

Bachman and Miss Emma Cogley spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Alex Dumm. Catherine Kerns and girl friend spent Tuesday with Ella Myers. Mrs. William Eikelberner spent the past waek at the home of her son, Glen Eikelbarner.

Melvin Dumm spent Tuesday night with John Dumm and family. There are quite a number of people in this township who are ill with Spanish influenza. P. A. Busard and son Henry took I supper Wednesday evening with Mr.

and Mrs. Claud Roller. W. A. Light went to Attica, Tuesday to attend a funeral of a relative.

Mr. and Bassett returned to their home in Indianapolis after at- i the funeral of Mrs. Gorman, and spending a few days with Hugh Gorman and family. Emma and Laura Brandt spent Sunday with Dave Brandt and family of Logansport. Mrs.

Emma Ferguson has returned home from a visit with relatives in Washington. Montana and St. Paul, Minn. Mary Alice Seybold spent several days the past week with her aunt, Mrs. Bertha Pilling.

Paul Dumm has gone to Kansas to reside a spending the summer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dumm. Mrs. Myrtle Snyder is entertaining her mother.

Mrs. Maggie Welling spent the past week near Twelve Mile, the guest of her son, Harry Welling and family. C. D. Roller and family.

Albert Busard and family and P. A-. Busard family spent last Sunday with Mr. Krid Mrs. Claud Roller.

Joe Burley, and daughter Jennie of Wolcott are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Burley and Joe Burley and family. Mrs. Buckingham and Dave Brandt and family of Logansport.

spent Monday with Emma and Brandt. Mrs. E. N. Busard is visiting in Lucerne, the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. N. S. Brandt. NEWWAVERLY HILLTOP The Red Cross work room will be open on Friday as usual, but any one with a cold is kindly requested to stay away.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howard Madison, visited part last week with the latter's grandmother, Mrs. Naomi Auderson, before going to Los Angeles, from where they will soon sail for Africa. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Wilson and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. O. M.

Persinger and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Etnire of Logansport and Mr. John Etnire and daughter Ida of Minnesota, spent last Friday with Mr.

and Mrs. C. Barker and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Beam and daughter Mary Evelyn spent Sunday with Mr. and" Mrs. Lester Rhoades and daughters. The Misses Mildred Fidler, Mildred Cart, and Everol Carter, spent Tues! day afternoon with Rowena and Chloie Robertson. Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Spencer entertained one evening last week, the former's brothers and families, in honor of Bertha and Faye. who leave soon to join the former's brother, Ray. who has a government position in California. I Mr.

Henry Balsbaugh has been seriously ill with the "flu" but is better now. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Will Bowman who were called to the bedside of their son, Roy, who was seriously ill at West Po'int, with the influenza, is reported as being out of danger. Miss Ora Cox of Logansport, spent Thursday with her aunt, Mrs.

Mary Cart. Mrs. Frank Judy last week for a visit in Ohio. Frank Myers, who was seriously injured. is improving.

Miss Gretna is spending a few days in Peru with relatives. Mrs. Fern Spencer and children spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert 'Spencer and family.

Vernon Williams who has been seriously ill at Camp Taylor with influenza. is out of clanger. A Frailing was seriously injured Monday when the horse he was leading to water became frightened and threw him to the ground, fracturing his skull. He is some better at this writing. Mr.

Edwin Gallahan made a business trip to Peru Saturday. Erbin and Lowell Wilson are the proud owners of a goat. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Morris and little son Buddy, of Logansport.

spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Helvie and family.

Mrs. Ray Roberts and daughter Marie spent Thursday with Mrs. Charles Williams and family. The churches and school wffl not be opened uatll further notice. Born to Mr.

and Mrs. W. BJ. Packard a son, William Vance. The S.

O. S. call for knitters of sweaters for the soldiers has been answered. The worst trouble is to keep enough yarn to keep the knitters supplied. Any more people wishing to knit will please communicate with either Mrs.

J. D. Helvie or Mrs. Sallie Williams. th Mr.

and Mrs. Smith, of Logansport, spent Thursday at Charles Hearell's. Mrs. Ed Fackler has been on the sick list for several days. Mr.

and Mrs. George Roller and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erwin, of Blue Ball, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Claud Roller. Charles Hearell is in Wisconsin on. business. He has purchased of Wisconsin land. Mrs.

John Mangan has been sick 1 for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Dickerson, from north of Logansport, spent Sunday at Ed Fackler's. Mrs.

Lena Ruple spent Sunday with home folks. Herbert Rhodes and family attended ie wedding in Logansport Tuesday of ieir nephew. Mr. Vernon. Wm.

Eikelburner is staying at ie home of Mrs. Glen Eikelburner 'hile his wife and Fred Eikelburner is sick with Spanish influenza. Mrs. J. A.

Rice is entertaining her daughter and granddaughter from Logansport this week. Jerry Barr called on Joe Wwts and wife Monday. Mr. Engann Shaffer spent Sunda with James Maxson and family. Mr.

George Watts and wife spei Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs. Ranson. Mr. Sam Bayless and family spent Monday evening with Mr. Frank Benson and family.

Mrs. Nora Cline called on Mrs. Ber tha Cokain Tuesday afternoon. Miss Inez Watts spent Sunday ev ning with Miss Tthel Culp. Mr.

Samuel Deboo is having a fv nace installed in his home. Four children of Mr. and Mrs. Jo; Barr are sick with Spanish Influenza i The Red Cross ladies met at home of Wm. McDonald Wednesda' for an all-day meeting.

Mr. Jay Gates is seriously ill Spanish influenza. Miss Florence Murphy was Thursday guest of Miss Inez Watts Mr. Frank Morris sold a fine bun of fat hogs Wednesday. Mr.

Frank Watts is still improvin Mr. Charles Shidler and wife call- on Wm. Eikelburner and family Tuet day afternoon. PIPE CREEK ONWARD RURAL ROUTE 5 The Adamsboro branch of the Red Cross will meet at the home of Mrs. Ed.

Flory on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 23rd. Come prepared to sew. Mr. and Mrs.

Emmett Buskirk entertained at Sunday dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Beighler and two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Royden Rea and children and Gilbert Kingery.

Mrs. Charley Pattengale and two sons and Mrs. Charles Funk and daughter of Logansport, spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs. John Rea Mrs. Janie Carter had as dinner guests Wednesday.

Mri. Ida Hoover and son of Gary and'Mrs. Ruby Laycock a.nd daughter. Raymond Leffel and family are moving to Logansport. Raymond is going on the railroad as fireman.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Reece have rented the Mr.

Summers farm. Mr. Summers will make his home with his daughter, Mrs. Josh Creagor. Mr.

and Mrs. Thurman Crook and daughter are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ash Crook. Thurman is teaching at Plymouth but the school is closed at preseoat on account of influenza.

Mr. William Evans has gone to Cincinnati on a visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George Wright entertained, Mr.

Mrs. Jud Hoover and family. Inez Bowyer. Dewey Hoover, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Sullivan and Mrs. Liza Frush and Charles Smith Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Rush and Helen Rhoades visited Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Griffith. The Misses Mayme and Marie Baber entertained. Dorris and Esther Griffith and Dorris Bowyer, Sunday afternoon. Zelma and Nola Wilson entertained two girl friends Saturday night and Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Kahler spent Wednesday in Star City with relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar Hopper spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bavor. Mr. Gray and Mr.

and Mrs. Horace Bowyer entertained company from Lucerne Sunday. Word has been received from Chas. Bowyer saying he had arrived a overseas. Mr.

Kahler and Clyde i made a trip to Indianapolis one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. L.

Bowyer and son visited Mr. and Mrs. Franlt Rea of Adamsboro, Sunday. 4 RURAL ROUTE 8 -t- Mr. and Mrs.

Vernon Brown spent Thursday with her sister. Mrs. Bert Baker and family. Ollen Ross has been very sick the past week with the influenza. Charley Coffman's have been having the influenza but are all now on the mend.

Mr. and Mrs. Jess Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Henry McClain spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Martie Maroney, have been very sick for a few days with the influenza.

Mr Willard Ault has been with her daughter. Mrs. Harry Frushour for the past week. Mrs. Frushour has been suffering from a a i in hei head.

The little baby of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Murphs' has been quite sick. Owen Laird's baby has been quitt poorly the past week with pneumonia and cutting teeth. John Means who had for some time been employed as a salesman at the Challenge tire store in Peru, died Monday night at 11 o'clock at his home.

He had been ill only since last Friday from i a which developed into pneumonia. Deceased was 'about 40 years of age and formerly resided at Onward. He lost an arm several years ago in an accident while working about a com shredder. He was well known as an auctioneer. He leaves a widow, one sister, Mrs.

Forrest Mays of near Macy, one half- brother, A. Means of Oklahoma. I in the Thomas cemetery Thursday. Mrs. Means has the sym- a of the entire community.

Mrs. Minnie Mays, aged about 3S years, i of Mr. Arthur Mays. living west of Bunker Hill, who has been i ill the past ten days with influenza, died Wednesday night at 10:30. pneumonia having developed.

Mr. Mays and son have almost recovered, the little daughter Josep i is still bedfast and they have not told her of her mother's death. Mr. Mays' mother is also sick at their home. Mrs.

Mays leaves a husband, one son, Lawrence; one daughter, Josephine; father, mother, two sisters, Mrs. Lucie Williams and Mrs. Lama Reed; two brothers, Charles and Harry Little. Interment in the Thomas cemetery Friday afternoon. The a i have the sympathy of the entire community.

Mr. and Mrs. Eiden Branaruan entertained. Arthur Ham and family. Mrs.

Phoeba Ham, Dora Mackey, Harry Ham and Theodore Brown of Freemount, Sunday. Mrs. Hilda Badders and son Billie have returned to their home in On- -vard. She has received word that Lieut O. C.

Badders has arrived '-afely overseas. Guy Julian and family of near Mar- 'on visited from Friday afternoon un- Ml Saturday afternoon with relatives nd friends. Bert Burket and family eturnod home with them and visited i Sunday evening. Russell Syder and family spent with Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Charles Ditto and family enter- Sunday C. H. Newer and Little Maud Helvie of Logansport "'urucd home alter a visit with her 'indparents. Mis? Mae Hearsell returned home ter relatives in Onward.

HARD SCRATCH Mr; and Mrs. John Countryman and daughter WUlodene and Mrs. Ida Shope were Logansport shoppers on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Wnilam Gibson and daughters Marie and Thelma of Bunker Hill wfll spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibson. Mr. Charles Pratt of Kokomo spending a few days with Mr.

ai Mrs. Jessie Pratt. Mr. and Mrs. George Raikes ana family of Walton spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Luke Bolan. William Forgy and children spent Monday with Mns. William Rhine and family. Mrs.

Amanda For of Tndianapoli and Mrs. Bell spent Wednesda' afternoon with Mr. and Mrs Joh- Phillips and family. Mr. Schuyler Davleaon of Bloomi.

ton took dinner with William Fo and family Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Shope and daugr ter Haael Mrs. Mary Chick, Mrs.

Id, and daughter Mabel were th- Suaffa'y dinner guests of Mr. and Mr Charles Patterson and family. Master Hobart Hyatt is s'pendii the week with his grandparents, and Mrs. John Sompsel. Mrs.

Irene Gibson was the weeke guest, of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ram Reid of Kokomo. Mrs. Junetta Patterson returned her home here Monday from a wec-V visit with relatives at Columbia Cl Mr.

and Mrs. William Eshelman a Mrs. John Eshelman and son sp Wednesday with Mrs. Adelia Rob and family. Mkjs Grace Babb and Mrs.

Means spent Sunday with Ma Babb. Ba BUCKWHEAT Mr. and Mrs, Gettis Swatford ai. children, Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Minnie and son, Harry, and Mrs. Marqar Getty spent last Sunday with Mr. an' Mrs.

John Sagers, of Miami counij This vicinity was much surprit to hear of the death of Mr. Jo Means of Peru. Mrs. Ben Bechdol and son, Wan- called on Mrs, Emma Brown last urday evening. Mrs.

Minnie Shaman and daugh Mrs. Duckworth, of Walton, called Mrs. Rachel Ramsey and daught Catherine, also Mrs. Henry Layt' and Mrs. Nettie Turnpaugh last day afternoon.

Mrs. Nina Brown spent last Sat: day night with her daughter. Ji Litha Grimes. Mr. and Mrs.

Will Minnick ente tained at Sunday dinner Mr. and Mr. Walt Burns and children, Mrs. Rache Ramsey and Miss Catherine Minnick Henrietta Brown spent last fiatu day night with Mrs. Henry Layton am Mrs.

Nettie Turnpaugh. Mrs. Letha Grimes and son, Clyde, visited with Mrs. John Rush last Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Minuick and Mr; Maggie Setty spent Tuesday evenin with Gettis Swafford and family. Josh Bechdol and family are in proving nicely.

Mr. and Mrs. Orvtlle Brown a' Miss Catherine Minnick were Logar port shoppers Tuesday. Louis Ralner is improving his fat by building a new barn and also dr- ing a welL Mrs. Katie Bish and children I visiting Mrs.

Margaret Layton..