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tTHE DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 14,1918. PAGE NINE Mr and Mrs. Will Minnick enter- fai'ned at Sunday dinner, Mrs. Racbael Ramsey, Miss Catherine Minnick. Mrs.

Henry Layton and Mrs. Nettie Turu- paugb. TWO of Orville Brown's children very ill with the flu. Mr and Mrs. Ira Campbell called on Mrs.

Orville Barber last Saturday afternoon. Mrs James Benson and Mr. av.d George Benson called on Mr. and s' Walter Benson last Saturday. Mr and Mrs.

John Minnick and Mr. and Mrs. ChriB Baber were Logans- nort shoppers Saturday. Mr Charles and James Harris visited with relatives and in halmers the past week. 1 Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. MinnicU and Mr. snd Mrs.

Lester Somsell spent last lund-ay evening with Mr and Mrs. Swafford and family. Mr and Mrs. Wm. Ramer and family Monday with Mrs.

Ruth Minnick Er ma Weil is able to be out ain after suffering a few days with a Chris Baber entertained" their children last Sunday. Miss Ruth Kaufman, Mr Earl Martin" and family, Gustus Ratace and 'pmily and Mrs. Wllie Swing ana family, ail are reported better at this a Pfeil a daughter were Logansport shoppera Friday. Mr. J.

H- Minnick is on the SICK liS Miss Eva Bechdol is with home folks We are very sorry to hear rte death of Miss Gertrude Ward. The has the heartfelt sympathy ol is spending a with Mrs. Evelyn Grosslev of Oberla of c.U- ed on his grandmother, Mrs. Mohn, Mr Arthur, nuuu made a business trip to North. Grove last Tuesday.

TWELVE MILE Walter WcGuage went to Chicago this week on a business mission. Mr Mrs. G. W. Thompson returned from a Jew days visit with Mrs.

Sam Lowman of Aliron. Mr Mrs. E. H. Jones entertain- TM 1 is pansport are the guests of Mr.

and Mrs R. Pickering. Ed Schwenk want to Logansport Wednesday on business. jack Clowery has been spending the fore part of the week in Chicago. Mr and Mrs.

John Enyart entertained the former's brothers. W. Enyart of Barrycon. Mr. and Mrs A.

Enyart Plymouth and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Enyart of Fulton to is confined to his home Mr and Mrs. Eube Jones had for their' Sunday guests, Mrs. Abe Moss and Mrs.

Mandy Jones. Mr and Mrs. George Weidner is moving this week to the W. M. Mans Mr.

and Mrs. J. J. Masters, Mr. and Mrs.

George Rush and daughter spent Sunday with Ed Pralney and family of near Clymers. Mr. and Mrs. R. M.

Rush are spending the week end with relatives south of Indianapolis. Grandma Masters spent Sunday with J. H. Masters and family. Mr.

Earl Appleton butchered Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warigler spent Sunday with Bert Turnpaugh and family. Mrs.

Wilburn Rush, of east of Wai ton visited with Robert Rush and family tlie first of the week. Miss Ada Dykeman Lo.eansport spent Wednesday with Earl Appleton and family. James Sisson and baby, Harry Powell are on the sick list. T. J.

Cook of Camp Taylor spent, several days with J. H. Masters and family. The Misses Maud and Pearl Turnpaugh and Marie Clay were Logansport visitors Thursday. Preaching services Sunday at 7:00 p.

m. A welcome to all. SEVEN MILE Rev. G. R.

Champlin took Sunaay dinner with Charles Wilson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jack and Mr. Jacob Grauel and family spent.

Sunday with Rev. C. A. Spitter and family at Twelve Mile. Mr.

and Mrs. Jess Logan spent Sunday with Elmer Greaser and family. J. C. Hahn and family and Charles Black and family spent.

Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Delawter. Mrs. Dick Washburn and daughter spent Sunday night with Mrs.

Paul Washburn. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McManus and children spent Sunday with George McManus and family. Miss Dorothy Hahn is spending this week with her grandmother in Logansport.

i Ward Smith and family took Sunday dinner with Mrs. Kay. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jack and J.

C. Hahn and family called on George M-cManus and family Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W.

O. Marshall and daughter are spending this week with relatives in this vicinity. Misses Clara Wilson and Gertrude Miller called on Mrs. Llbbie Hahn Monday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Rhodes called on Tal Reese and family Sunday evening. Miss Gertrude Miller and Jack Miller spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rhodes.

Mr. and "Mrs. George Rush and daughter called on Wm. Hahn and family Sunday evening. Marshall and family spent Sunday In Peru.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rush are spending this week with relatives In Fairland. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Marshall and daughter, Charlotte, and son, Gale, and Mrs. Prudence Campbell spent Tuesday afternoon at Longcliff, the guest of Howard York and family. Mrs. Frank Jack and Mrs. George McManus and daughter called on Mrs.

Cal Sahn Wednesday evening. I Master Joe Miller spent part of last week with his grandmother and aunt. Mrs. Jones is quite ill. Mrs.

Bert Nicodemus is on the sick All our influenza patients are convalescing. Mr. and Mrs. J. J.

Mehafflie attended the funeral of Mrs. Jacoe Yeakley Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gangloff and Mrs.

Plank spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary Lenon. Russell Peters is assisting with the holiday trade at the Bridge City Canday company. Junice Palmer and Will Miller, of Logansport, were hunting in Pulaski county Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Jones and children were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Condon. The Red Cross meetings are discontinued until further notice.

Mrs. Henry Gangloff and daughter, Fern, spent Monday with Rev. Stefly and family. Had the fine weather continued this week would have found nearly all the corn in cribs. James Updegraff spent Sunday with ais mother at the home of Harry Nicodemus.

Little Helen Richardson is improv- ng nicely and was removed to her home Tuesday afternoon. Bennie Miller, who has been stationed at Ft. Riley, Kansas, received an honorable discharge and returned home Thursday evening. Rev. Steffey announced services at St.

Paul tomorrow morning at eleven o'clock. Sunday school at 10:00. All are invited. Mrs. Spitler entertained and Mrs.

Jacks of Seven Mile and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Graul to Sunday in reported that the ban will be lifted here and the school will be open next Monday and Services has been announced for Sunday morning and evening at the U. B. Church.

Mr and Mrs. Wil 1 Hoover returned Tuesday from a few days visit friends at Switzer and Converse. CLYMERS Misses Florence and Eva Myers of Logansport were the Sunday guests of Mrs. Joe Brennan. M' and Mrs.

Earl Anderson of Logansport and Mrs. Charles Morehead were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hardy. Mr and Mrs.

Pierce and Mrs. Cox of Logansport were calling Sunday afternoon on Miss Maud Sly. Mr. and Mrs. Ade Nipple and son and wife of Waverly were the Sunday guests of Mrs.

Candis Nipple. Mrs. Esther Obenchain and son of Logansport were visiting Mr. and Mrs Charles Watson last Mr and Mrs. George McGuire and children were the Sunday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Leazenby. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wolf, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Sprinkle were the Sunday guests of Mrs. Detricli. Miss Eva Nethercutt of the Wednesday guest of Miss Maud Sly. Miss Gladys Stephens was the Saturday night and Sunday guest of Beatrice Titus.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Irome and daughters were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Porter.

Mr. and Mrs. Owens was the Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joss Owens.

Mrs. Ida Robinson is sick. Mr. Albert Ball of Logansport was the Saturday night guest of Mr. and Mrs.

John Stumbaugh. Miss Beatrice Titus is clerking at the Wool-worth ten cent store. A mushroom gathered in Lincolnshire, some years ago, measured yard in circumference. ROYAL CENTER G. M.

Skinner and wife have gene to Fender, to spend the winter with their daughter, Mrs. Rose Owen and family. Mrs. Mary Portsheller Washington, 111., came Tuesday to mal a visit with relatives. R.

H. Johnston of Valparaiso was a visitor here Wednesday. Everett Descan of Camp McClellen, Ala, is home on a ten-day Juriough. Riobert Conn of Alden, c.ame Thursday for a visit with his mother Mrs. Emma Conn and -family.

Miss Lois Grant is ill with the flu at the home of her mother at. Thornhope. Mrs. G. W.

Hendee returned Thursday after spending a few clays with her son and family at Lpeansport. They are improving after a severe attack of the flu. Mrs. F. M.

Kistler and daughter were Logansport visitors Thursday, James Day has been off duty at the station this week because of ness. Mrs. W. F. Pherson died Wednesday morning at 2 o'clock at her home north of town.

Aged about 65 years. Death was due to blood poisoning. She is survived by four daughters, Mable, Grace, Erne and Mrs. Celia Hollenback. The funeral will be held Friday morning at 11 o'clock from the residence, conducted by Rev.

Mehaffie Interment in the Presbyterian ceme tery. Mrs. Levi Felker aged 57 years, diad at her home near Pcpperville, Sunday evening at 6 o'clock, after an ex tended illness. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home. She is survived by her husband and three daughters, Mrs- Wm.

Marx, Mrs. E'orest Lee and Mrs. Mark Moyer of Star City. Private Dervitt King of New Yrk is assisting at the local weather station. A suitable marker is to be erected in the public square of Carlisle.

which will contain a complete list or the names of men and woir-eii of Cumberland county in government service during the present DEER CREEK Mrs. Grace Yakey and Mrs. Metta Appleton entertained lady friends on Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burt Appleton.

Refreshments were served, after which the merry crowd engaged in amusements. A delightful time was had by all present. The funeral of the late Mrs. Ella Yakey occurred from the residence Thursday. Rev.

Shanks officiated. Interment in the Rock Creek cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCloskey and daughter, Edna, entertained Mr.

and Mrs. John Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Aldin Morris, of Flora, Sunday. Will Segraves and A.

A. Segraves attended the funeral of the late Mi's. harles Segraves, of Marion, Sunday. Glay Caldweil had his machine badly demolished in Logan Sunday when a fire truck ran into it. Mr.

and Mrs. Monroe Meade and children, Elva and Charles, visited at the home, of Mrs. M. J. Snell Sunday.

Miss Corns, the superintendent ui Deer Creek high school, will board for the present with Mrst Matilda Seward owing to the sickness of Mrs. Cohee. All schools in Washington township were resumed Monday, except North entral. Mrs. Laura Cohee and Carl Klumpp liave the "flu." If correct tab has been kept, there have been 31 cases in this village to date.

RURAL ROUTE 5 There will he no services at the Miami Baptist church in Adamsboro until further notice on account of the influenza. Mrs. Emmet Buskirk is dangerously ill of pneumonia, and her recovery is doubtful. Mrs. J.

W. Reece's daughter died of pneumonia Wednesday night at the St. Joseph hospital. Mrs. Reece has the sympathy of the community in her sad bereavement.

Mrs. Thomas Louthain, -who is ill of stomach and bowel trouble, is Improving. Mrs. Lizzie Crook and Mrs. Jessie Helvie and daughter, Alice, spent Thursday with Mr.

and Mrs. Ash Crook. Mr. and Mrs. John Rea spent Wednesday with Mr.

and. Mrs. Charley Funk, of Logansport. Charley has pneumonia. Mrs.

Al Moss and children, of near New Waverly, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Demoss, Thursday. The two Misses Souders on Mr. and Mrs.

Isaac Simpson Wednesday afternoon. Glenn Kelley has received his honorable discharge from the army and is home from Camp Taylor. YOUNG AMERICA Mr. Ellas William Winters died at his home after a short illness Thursday noon. Death was due to pneumonia.

Mr. Winters was 70 years and eleven months of age. No funeral ar rangements have been made on ac count of his son John Winters who is in service and is stationed at Capip Jackson, S. not knowing when' ho will arrive here. Mr.

and Mrs. William Marsh were Kokomo shoppers Thursday. Mr. Charles Hubler is ill at his home. Mr.

and Mrs. John Lenon were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. -md Mrs James Gardner of Kokomo. Mrs. Potthoff was a Sunday after noon caller of Mrs.

Emal-ne Shankland. Mr. J. L. Leedy has got moved Lo the city now, in his home he bought of O.

C. Yard last fall. Lloyd George lias a salary of $25,000 a year as first lord of the treasury but is for services as priiae minister. Gerard and family and James Grauel and family have the flu. Miss Nellie Jackson is on the sick list.

Tom Kelley who was seriously injured when he fell from a building, is slowly improving. Noah Dumm and -son spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will McDonald. Mrs.

Maud Burley and children spent Tuesday with Mrs. Iva Burley. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Burch of Logansport spent last Sunday with Mrs.

Mary Farlow. Mrs. E. N. Busard, Mrs.

Chilcott, Albert Busard and family and Claud Roller and family spent laet Sunday ith P. A. Busard and family. Glen Eikelberner has sold his farm to Charles Winegardner of Bethlehem township. F.

G. Brandt and family and Marie Roller and daughter spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fisher. Eddie Wyrick has to his home in Indianapolis after spending several months with his uncle, C.

D. Roller ana family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Benny spent last Sunday in Walton, the guests of relatives.

Mrs. Mattie Kistler lias returned to her home after spending some time in Lucerne. Martha, Hannah May and Gladys Roller, Sylvia and Fairy Roys. Flora Leach, Ruby, Myrtle and Ruth Ross, Mrs. Ella Dale and Emma and Laura Brandt spent Thursday with Miss Rose Cotner.

A grand dinner was ierved at the noon hour. Mr. and Mrs. Charles lOrns, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Gorman of Lopansport and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dumm spent Sunday with Mr. and Frank, Kane. Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Ei'celberner called-on Claud Roller and family' Sunday evening. C. Roller and family spent last Sunday with Charies Henning and family of Logansport. Mrs.

Roller spent the week in the city. A. O. Brandt. Oliver Leach and family, Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Light and daughters and Avis Moss and Hazel Morgan spent last Sunday with Byron Neff and family. Walter Neff and family of Delphi spent Sunday with Mr.

Jackson and family. Carlos Robinson and family have moved from near Metea to the Al Moss tenant farm. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dumm spent Wednesday with Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Kerns of Logansport. Mrs. G.

W. Searight and Mrs. Jva, Burley spent Wednesday' afternoon with Mrs. Jackson and daughter I Walter Bowman and family of Se-' dal'ja spent last Sunday with Joe Burley and family. Mrs.

Nellie Monroe has returned to her home in Indianapolis after a visit with her son, Tom Kelley and Mr and Mrs. Will Burley. A. O. Busard and Mrs.

Oliver Leach and daughter called on Emma and Laura. Brandt Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCormick of Logansport spent 'last Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. G. W. Searight. Frank Gray and family of near Lake Cicott and Ome'r Ross nnd I'am- ily spent last Sunday with L.

C. Ross and family. Mrs. Jenkines returned home with Mr. Gray and family fur a few days visit.

Albert Busard, Mr. and Mrs A Busard and C. D. Roller and son spent Thursday with Claud Roller and family. Oliver Leach and family and A O.

Brandt spent Wednesday evening with Harry Watts and family of gansport. Dow Latourette spent Wednesday evening with Mr. Yoder and family. There will be no at the church Sunday on account of the flu epidemic. Mr.

and Mrs. Will McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Eikelbei-ner Wednesday with Will Eikelberner and family of Harrison township. HARD SCRATCH Gertrude Florence Ward, youngest daughter of Ora and Minnie Ward, was born February 23, 1902; died December 8, 1918, at the age of 16 years, 8 months and 15 days.

Gertrude united with the Salem M. E. church Easter Sunday, 1911, and gave her soul to the Divine Master that she might be of better service to Him and live a purer life for her friends. She was a cheerful worker in the Sunday school and a loyal member to her class in her robust Health, which enabled her to meet all obstacles and be present always, with a smile and a word of cheer to all. She was a junior member of the Walton high school, and her grades and character remain as tokens of high esteem to her school friends.

To Gertrude, Death with its grim sickle was as crossing the stream to the garden beyond; seeming to see her path, and spoke many times of the crossing that she was drawing near. The remaining members of the family, Grace, Robert, Mother, Father and devoted Uncle Perry, with relatives and a great many friends sadly mourn their loss. I know there are no errors In the great Eternal plan; And all things work together For the final good of man; And I know when my soul speeds onward, In its grand Eternal quest, I shall say as I look back earthward, Whatever is--is best. LUCERNE The influenza is still raging here. To Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Wimi, a baby girl, Ruth Maxine. Mr. E. Helminch was severely injured last Saturday, when his auto turned turtle.

Opal Fetters is filling Bill Clary's position, while the latter is ill with the Mr. Carter from Delong is filling Miss place. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powell and children, of Fulton, spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Wm Beattie. Mr. and Mrs. David Witters motored to Monon Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sheetz and Chas. Sheetz spent Sunday afternoon with Thomas Sheetz and family. Miss Elmo Arthurholtz spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.

W. Arthurholtz. Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Brown and Mr. and' Mrs. R. C.

Swearinser spent' Sunday With Mrs: Geb. Blackburn: Mrs. Nina Dehaven and Mrs. Pearl Ely are spending tfie week with Mr. and Mrs.

M. E. Helmick. Mr. and Mrs.

Otis Coam left Friday morning for Michigan to spend Christmas with the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lumber and children and Mrs. Mary Burton, of Logansport, were Lucerne visitors afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs, Ira Merrit, of Bunker spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Elza Hoover. S. 4 Mrs.

Joe Ward and daughter, Francis, visited R. I. Klepper and family, of Galveston, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Tony and son. Max, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs! Will Munson. Mrs. Munson remains very poorly.

Wm. Targey and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bill. Mrs.

Hazel Garret visited Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Garret recently. Fred Gibson received word of the birth of a son, Robert Mr. and Mrs.

Marley Gibson, of Miss TIrsel Munson was a Galveston visitor Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Baker have moved to Walton. Rev.

and Mrs. Brown, of Walton, spent Sunday with John Countryman and family. Mrs. Mary.Burrows and Harry Martin and family were Logansport shoppers Wednesday. Fred Gibson has moved into his new house.

To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rhine, Saturday, a daughter, Francis Eileen. Thomas Collier received word on Thursday of the death of a son, due to influenza. Mrs.

O. C. Robinson and Mrs. Laura Davis visited Mrs. Adelia Robinson Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hyatt and son, Hobart, were Kokomo shoppers Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Orville Hyman spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Walt House. Emmet Williams and family and Wm. Pargey and family were Kokomo visitors Wadnedv.

SPRING CREEK Mr. and Mrs. Sam Warner and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, John Warner. Mr.

and Mrs. Ora Strahle and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Johnson and Mrs. Will Johnson spent -Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. John Fissel and family. Evaleen Funk, Mr. and Mrs. Will English and Ralph English are improving after having the influenza.

Opal Strahle is spending the week with her cousin, Marie Fissel. Mr. and Mrs. John Williams and family spent Sunday" with Mr. and Mrs.

Hughes in Logansport. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williamson and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.

Will Funk. John Fissel spent Tuesday and Wednesday with his mother at Fulton. Mr. and Mrs. John Rea, Mr.

and Mrs. Royden-Rea and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson and daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and, Mrs.

Jay Simpson. Mrs. Horace Smith and Mr. Smith called at the 1 home of Mr. and Mrs.

Dennis English Sunday noon. Sunday school at the usual hour. Preaching morning and evening. I CENTER Mr. and Mrs.

Eddie Snider and daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Armstrong and family. Mr. and Mrs.

John Gish and family and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richasou and daug'hters spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Beck and baby.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lenon and fam ily spent Sunday with Willie Sea graves and family. Eva Lenon spent Sunday with Loii ise Beck. Bess Poundstone is teaching in the i'oung America high school, filling th( place of Miss McClaiu who is ill.

Mrs. John Plank spent Sun lay with Elmer Plank and family. Mr. Harry Nelson and family entei at Sunday dinner, Mr. Ear 3nider and family arid Mr and Mr: Becktelheimer.

Several of the ladies of tins plscr on a quilt at th'e homy Mary McCloskey, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. David McCloskey an family spent Sunday with Mr. an vVlrs.

George Wolfe. Bess and Dora Poundstone Sunday afternoon with Gecr-ge ma.n and family. Sunday school wae closed at this place for a while owing, to the flu. Mrs. Fern Murphy has resigned her position as teacher at tte Brvmer school and Miss Minnie Bruner will fill the vacancy.

Mrs. George Roller, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erwin are improving after having an attack of the flu. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Cllmer of Galveston spent Sunday.with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crockett and family. Mrs.

Pearl Burkett is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fraling and baby of Kokomo. Mr. and Mrs.

L. M. Woolever on- tertained at Sunday dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Feaster, Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Feaster of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. John Furst of Burrows, Mr.

and Mrs. Alex Wean and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Woolever. Mr.

Dave Crockett of Walton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Crockett and son. Floyd and Kenneth Johnson were very sick with the flu but are reported better at this writing. GRASS CREEK Among those from here attending the Troutman-Walsh trial at Plymouth this week are R.

M. Thomas, Greenville Ware, Henry Ware, Warren Pensinger, Patrick and Mike Hinea, Frank Douglas, Pat Sinnott and A. D. Hizer. The Ladies Aid society was entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Greenville Ware. Ivan Hile came this week from Wolf Lake to nurse in the William Walsh, home. The family has all been sick with the flu, but are now much improved. Miss Glenn Robbins Is sick at the home of her brother Clyde, having gone there to help nurse her brother and was taken sick. She is better at this time.

Fred Kelly who was discharged from Camp Sherman, visited, with his sister Mrs. Ed Kumler, Wednesday and Thursday. Frank Kumler of Rochester who fs attending the Troutman-Walsh trial at Plymouth, spent Wednesday night at the home of his father, J. J. Kumler.

Frank Thomas and famllv of Plymouth were Sunday guests at thr Nelson Hizer home. Mrs. Roy Clemanc of South Eeml came Saturday evening fcr a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Bailey.

Charles Harrison and daughter Myrtle and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kumler were in Plymouth Saturday attending the funeral of a relative. Mr? Eunice Edgerton who had been In Plymouth the past week went to Tyner for a visit with her brother. Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Tefft of Washington Court House, arrived here Monday morning and are spending the week visiting friends. Mr. rind 'Mrs. Tefft are taking Charles Tefft home with them to care for him.

Charley has lived here in a shack for a number of years and worked at shoe cobbling and other repair work, but his health has failed and he is no longer able to work and he will accompany his brother to his home. Mrs. John Army, of Kokomo, spent a few days last week with Mrs. A. E.

Miller. Mrs. Etta Reider, of Valparaiso, spent a few days last week with her mother, who is quite poorly. Mrs. Elizabeth Packard was called to Logansport to care for George Julian and family, who were ill with influenza.

Mrs. Ada Bircher and children, Mrs. M. E. Reed and daughter, Janice, spent last Thursday with Mrs.

Martha Surface. Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Miller, Will Yoder and family, Mrs. Wm. Uisslng- er and daughter. Pearl, Mrs. Harmon Cotterman called on Frank Nissinger and family last week.

Josephine Meeks and children returned to their home in Logansport after spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Faye Newman To Mr. and Mrs. Charley Engel, a son, John Henry. Kenneth Nissinger spent Saturday night and Sunday with his grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. NJssinger Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Campbell entertained Sunday, Clyde Smith and family, Arthur Stone and lamlly and Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Nicodemus. Manna Baiter and family were the Sunday guests of Marvin Layman and family. John Nlssinger and family had for their Sunday guests, Charles Nissing- er, Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Nissinger and NEWWAVERLY -H Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Carter and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Perry Logan and family, of Seven Mile.

Miss Irene McCurdy, of Peru, is spending a few days with Miss Mildred Fldler. William Hyre, of Logansport, spent Snday in this vicinity with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Paul spent Sunday evening with Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Helrie and family. Harry Wilson lost a colt, Sunday morning. Wedding bells rang- Wednesday when Miss Violet Gugel and Mr. Jas.

Sholtz, of Seven Mile, united In marriage. The young people left on Thursday for Flint, Michigan, where they will make their future home. Miss Mayme Robertson is spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Jud Hoover and family, of Bunker Hill.

Basil Castle is husking corn for John. Williams, of Pipe Creek. All "flu" victims are improving. Mr. and Mrs.

C. 'H. Weaver and son Roy, of Onward, spent Sunday -with and Mrs. Harry Wilson and family. Will Rhoades and Vernon Williams have returned home from camp.

Mrs. Nellie Williams and lamlly and Mrs. Klnzie and family were Logansport shoppers Thursday. Mrs. Sallle Williams Is spending a few days In Peru.

HILLTOP Mrs. Claud Roller is taking care of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Irvin at Blue Ball. Both are confined to their beds the flu.

Charles Wearell has been going and forth to Walton. His mother sick with the grippe. Roy Maugans is sick with the fin the home of his uncle, JofTn Mau- Robert Rush was called to Indlana- -olis last Sunday by the dsath of his mcle. Mr. Long of Logansport is visiting is son, Charles and family.

Mrs. Went to Indianapo- 'T last Wednesday morning. Walter 'Rhodes has been moving jme of his things to his place here. Mr. and Mrs.

Harre Means entertained Sunday. Otto Means and, family, Harry Little and family. William Mangans spent Sunday with Martin Huffman and family Wm. Little and family were the Sunday guests of Frank Nissinger and family. Mrs.

Ida Hopper spent Sunday with Mrs. Martha Surface. Mrs. Lottie White and daughter, of Logansport, spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. Blrnell. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Byers spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. John Lauhorn. Mr. and Mrs.

W. O. Thomas, of Logansport, spent Wednescay with thetr son, Owen Thomas and family. Otto Bird Is now buying stock for the Farmers elevator. Essie Benner, who was stationed at Camp Taylor, has received an honorable discharge and returned to his home.

Mrs. Ray SPlivan and three children, of near Peru, are ill with Influenza. The meeting of the Willing Workers' Sunday school class will be omitted for December on account of the influenza-- School has been closed for two. weeks at this place. SHEPHERD'S DON'TS.

Don't keep sheep on wet land. Don't feed moldy or spoiled roots, silage or grain. Don't forget to keep salt and fresh water before the sheep. Don't forget to tag the ewes befora breeding and lambing time. Don't forget exercising the bred ewe.

Don't let the lamb go too long without sucking. Don't neglect to feed the lamb grain as soon as it starts eating. Don't let parasites kill your lamb for lack of some fresh green pasture. Don't shear your ewes until warm weather, comes. Don't tie your fleece with anything but wool or paper twine.

Don't hesitate to ask any questions of the county agent, or write to Department of Agriculture at Washington, D. C. PROPER HOUSING HELPS HtPOS. Serious decrease in hog during 1917 has brought forth a demand that farmers and pig club members materially increase their production to meet the needs of our soldiers and our allies for pork and. pork products.

Proper housing will. be an important factor in such lit creased production, as it will reduce the amount of feed consumed and will prevent losses from exposure, cially with the early spring litters'. ID some sections of the country the farm-, era build larger and more expensive houses than are necessary, but in great many places too little attention is given to proper houses for When sailors speak of fathoms they. do not always mean the sime thing: On board f. man-of-war a fathom means six feet, on board a merchant! man feet, and on board a Oshiox vessel 5 feet.

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