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THE DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MOEOTNG, JUE 3,1916 PAGE NINE CORRESPONDENCE FROM ALL PARTS OF CASS COUNTY, DEER CREEK was one of unusual merit and was much appreciated by the people. Tha attendance was mu-oh larger than Mrs. Keturah Stone, our central, is usual. sick and Miss Katie Clifton is "hello girl" this week. Mrs.

Harry Shanks and children of near Clymers visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Groninger the first of the week. Cecil Yakey of Muncie Normal college was home over Sunday. Mrs.

Jas Kirkpatrick is much improved at the present writing. The new automobiles 'Continue to multiply in our neighborhood. It 'begins to look as if it might not be long until Carrolton township would lead the other townships of the county ia the number of machines owned and driven iy our citizens. Jasper Quinn Memorial services at Rock Creek, is driving a new Maxwell while Nate Lutheran church was largely attended OO has car of an older make. Sunday' afternoon.

Mr. Omer Dye of Zanesville, Ohio, Charles M. Segraves of Marion, vis- ls expecting to visit his sister, Mrs. CROOKED CREEK -O -o Mr. and MIJB.

Kinney Hall and daughter, Maftie, were the Sunday guests of James Spencer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Coleman and son, Harold, Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh Million and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Vaughan and Glen Webster motored to Monticello Sunday. Mr. Frank Smith is sick with the rheumatism.

Mrs. John Sheetz spent last week with Mr. Ira and family. Miss "Naomi Kennell of Logansport who is visiting her grandparents, Mr. preach in the Presbyterian church Miss Vera Vernon and Mr.

Thomas Sunday morning and at Deer Creek Young spent Sunday Miss Leila Sunday night. RURAL ROUTE 25 O- Rev. Minter will preach at Crooked Creek Baptist church Sunday morning and evening. The little son of Mr. AHen has the measles.

Miss Gladys Brown called on Miss Mary Tippet Sunday. Miss Ola Minneman spent, Sunday night with Inez Watts. Mr. "Bud Clark, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Smith and two sons, Mr. and Mrs. George Watts and tour children, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watts and five children, Mrs.

March and Ola Minneman took dinner with Mrs. Joe Watts Sunday. Mrs. Charles Smith papered for Mrs. Will McDonald Wednesday.

Mrs. George Watts and Mrs. Joe Watts called'on Mrs. Allen Wednesday. The son of Sherman Tippet has the measles.

Dr. Kistler was called to.see Homer Bamsel Tuesday. Mrs. Young visited Mr. and Mrs.

Claud Hammond Wednesday. Miss Inez Watts and Miss Ola Minneman visited near Winamac Monday. George Watts bought, a cow and calf of Mr. Allen Thursday. iMr.

Paul Dumm is able to 'be up again after being sick for six weeks. Cecil Browning is working for Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Charles Kidd and Mrs.

Charles Smith were in Logansport Thursday. Mrs. Sam Bayless called on Mrs. James Maxson Tuesday. Mrs.

George Bayless called on Miss Edith Lane Wednesday. Grandpa Shafer is on the sick list. The farmers are most all through planting corn. Vernon. Miss Bea Million of Crooked Creek was the last week's guest of- her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. George Chapman of Logansport. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hughes and son, Chester of Clay Township, Mr.

and Mrs. Budd Robison and the latter's sister of Logansport, Mrs. James Duffey of Cleveland, Ohio, were Sunday guests of Schuyler Hughes and mother. Mr. Morton Waters of Walton 'attended church at the Center church Sunday and was also shaking hands with old friends.

The Mother's Day exercises at the Center church Sunday was a success. Miss McCombs of Illinois and Miss Edna Watts sang a solo, which was very beautiful. Mrs. Peter read a paper on "Home Recollections." The sang several selections. Rev.

Peter made a good talk and all were well repaid for coming and istening to his ine address. ited with his son William Segraves j. Mellinger and family, this week. and Mrs. Frank Smith, the past week.

ev P. Day of Delphi will: measles. Miss Olive Robeson spent Monday in White county with her brother Glen in a union celebration of their -birthday anniversaries. Miss Faye Kuszmaul of Frankfort came home to atteftd memorial service Miss Delia Forgey who spent several days i home folks, returned to her work at Kokomo last Saturday. The funeral of the late Mrs.

Marpa ret Hauser of Flora occurred from the Deer Creek Lutheran church Monday at 2 o'clok p. conducted by the Rev. Heikmeyer. Mr. Asberry Decker of Canton, visited, with Mrs.

Nancy Decker the past. week. Mrs. Urick and children Miss Mary and Messrs. Henry and Frank, spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Jessie eZck Mr. S. P. Zeck visited with Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Zeck and Amy Zeck and Edwin Zeck visited with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Zeck Sunday last. Mr.

Stuart Groninger and family autoed to Indianapolis -Sunday to spend a few days i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell. The Deer Creek speed limit was lowered for a short time and then raised again as originally designed. John West is having his residence re-roofed Carpenters Cohee, Woodruff, and Forgey are doing the work.

Burton Appleton put a metal roof on the rpsidencp of Mr. Jasper Fonts. Mrs. Charles McGriff and son Carl of Camden visited i Mr. and Mrs.

George Seward the past week. Frank Porter and daughter Mabel and Carl Wright of Camden called on Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wright Tuesday evening. Rev.

Wachter gave the memorial address at Deer Creek Tuesday afternoon, although Mr. Wachter was not expecting to give the address and did not know that he was to act in that capacity until after his arrival at the church. He certainly gave a splendid address. Miss Mary Fonts rendered a beautiful solo. J.

E. Kitchell was chairman of the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Ridenour of Logansport spent Tuesday with Mr.

and Mrs. A. S. Rhea. Mrs.

Charles Adams of Wheeling visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Groniger Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Man ford Ga lveston near Wheeling visited with Mr. and has the Bind Mrs. Alvin Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. George Bckley, Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Gibsom, aon Jim and daughter Thelma. Mrs. Isabell Somsel spent Sunday with her son, Charles Somsel and family.

Ralph Carey has the measles. Mrs. Willie House visited her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Lutz of Pipe Creek for a few days. NOBLE -O o- CLYMERS Mrs.

Parish of Danville, 111., took J. J. Kumler home on Wednesday of this -week. Mrs. Branthoffr is considerably improved.

Mrs. Frank Kumler and daughter, Hivene of Rochester were at the J. J. dinner Sunday Slagle. with Mrs.

Lettie BLUE BALL Sunday school was well attended at this place -Sunday. and Mrs. Emmett Small and of children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Becket Sunday afternoon Reineld of TWELVE MILE Omer Reavis of Peru is doing the laying and cement work for Kimes' new firejoof garage.

S. E. Cover, O. W. Robbins and Ed Swank motored to Indianapolis Tuesday to attend the races.

Elga Martins has improved their property with new porches and cement walks. Ed Black, W. M. Crooks and Bas'. cum Wilson all have new Overland automobiles.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Hoover of Sweetzer are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jone? this week.

Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Maus motored to Peru Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kingery Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoover, Mr.

and -Mrs. Tom Kingery were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flory. gos Sundayed with Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Erwin and family. Several from this vicinity attended the decoration at Rock Creek Sunday. The Ladies' Bible class will meet with Mrs. Blanche 'Small Thursday evening, June 8th.

All members are urged to be present. Mr. and Mrs. George Roller and family entertained at 'Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs.

John Drompp and family, Mr. W. -M. Forkner, Grace and Wayne Thomas of Logansport, Mrs. Lizzie Thomas of Swayzee, Miss Hazel Thomas of Gas City, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Erwin and Mr. and Mrs. Claud Roller. Preaching at this place both Sunday morning and evening.

We would like to see all of our young people especially come and take part in the children's exercises, and all the older ones lend a helping hand which will make the work lighter. O- Mrs. Mandy Jones, who has been in a critical condition with heart trouble is reported a little better. A Mr. and Mrs.

Denison of Onward were over -Sunday guests of their LUCERNE. The 'Christian Sunday-, school will daughter, family. The Adams nd I a Children's day entertainment 4Ul in Lucerne A township commencement of the eighth grade was held at the U. B. church Saturday evening and was attended by a large crowd.

RPV. Imler gave the address. Mr. and -Mrs. Herman Denison of Kewanna wsre the over Sunday guests of the former's sister, Mrs.

Ted Sullivan and family. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Moss and Miss Enid Sullivan motored to Marion Tues dav to spend Decoration day. M.

Raber is slowly improv- W. M. Rodgers Black's house. is painting Ed YOUNG AMERICA -O Mr. and Mrs.

Shankland and grand daughter, Inez Shankland, are visit- ng a few days in Illinois. Mrs. Foreman and son. Walter, went to Indianapolis Tuesday to visit a few days and attend the races. Mrs.

Harmon entertained Tuesday her daughter, Mrs. Bernice Platt, and small son, Joe. and Mrs. James Platt of near "Wheeling. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Marsh and son, Jec.il and daughter, Ruth, Miss Mary M-cMana and her grandmother, Mrs. Matilda Marsh, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Ora Odell and famlly of Logansport. Mrs. Emma Lenon a-nd sister, Mrs. Hess, were Wednesday guests at the home of their brother, E. O.

Plank. Mrs. Mary Harris was Friday and Saturday guest of her father, Mr. J. E.

McMillen of Logansport. Mrs. Maud Etherington of near Nogo, assisted Mrs. Gray Monday and Tuesday in cleaning house. The Misses Gladys Hubler, Mary Harmonj Helen Beck, Ova Ridge-way and Eva Brown went to Winona Sunday, to attend college for this summer.

Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mendenhall went last week get things in readiness for the arrival of the girls who are to board with them. Letters have been received by their many friends here and they all say they like it fine and are ha.ving a good time also. Miss Edith Johnston -was bitten on the left limb by a doer one day last week.

They have sent the canine's "head to Indianapolis for examination. Mr. and Mrs Archie Benge, who are attending school at Muncie were at home Friday evening and Saturday. The Wheeling band will play in Young America Saturday rfight, June 3. Everybody come.

Dennis Sey'bold has been very sick. W. Brandt 'has been feeling some better the past week. B. A.

Cogley remains about as he has been. There will be a strawberry and ice cream social at Shlloh church this evening. Mrs. Alex Dumm spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Etta Busard.

La-wrence Healey spent last Sunday ivith Omer Ross and family. Mrs. Kate Benny spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Iva Burley. Mrs.

Dan Weaver called on W. H. Brandt's Thursday. Joe Burley and family spent last Sunday with relatives in Wolcott. Henry Busard spent Saturday night and -Sunday with Oscar Brandt and family.

Omer Ross "-buzzed" wood for Tred Hausmann and Ray Leach the week. Miss Blanche Latourette of Idaville spent over Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Mary Forlow. Noah Dumm sold a load of fat hogs Thursday. Charles -Kenning and -family of Logansport spent Saturday night and Sunday, with Charles'Brandt.

Turney Kane spent night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dumm. Miss Marilda Hausmann spent Sunday with Miss Ruth Ross. Charles Brandt and nieces Martha and Hannah May Roller spent Wed nesday evening with Albert Busard and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shepherd of Indianapolis visited with J. F. Welling and family the -forepart of the week.

Miss Ruby Ross who is attending normal school at Angola, is home fo-r a few days' visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Ross.

Albert Busard and family. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Roller and Mrs. E.

N. Busard spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs. F. A. Busard in honor of the former's fiftieth birthday anniversary Dan Kinnemait and Mrs.

Kitty Graham of Logans-port spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry (Benny. Mr. and Mrs.

Andy Smith, Mr. and Mrs. John Rohinson, Mr. and Mrs Harry Benny and Grandma Parker spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Will Burley. Mrs. Mabel Weaver of Kokomo ia visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity. Will Tyner and family called on Mr. and Mrs.

Will Burley Sunday evening. Mrs. -Robert Gibson spent the forepart of the week in Marion the guest of her daughter Miss Nellie Wimme-r, and went from there to Lafayette to attend commencement at the Wabash "Valley sanitarium Wednesday evening. Grand-ma Parker Is in Logansport Henry Sidenbender of Rockfield was at Clymers Sunday evening on business. Mr.

and Mrs. Marcy of Newcastle were visiting their daughter, Mrs. Frank Deford, last week. Mrs. Frank Slusser and Miss Eva Watson were papering for Mrs.

Ben Hardy Tuesday. Mrs. Ollie Mitchell and daughter spent Tuesday with Mrs. Charles Wat- n. Mrs.

Mahalia Rinehart and daughter Mildred spent Thursday with Mrs. Venna Talbott. Mr. and Mrs, Charles'Parmeter and and children, Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Hardy and children and Mr. nad Mrs. John Parmeter spent Sunday with Mr. Mrs. Charles Bennett and Mrs.

Joseph Parmeter at Dunkirk. Thomas Moore moved to Clymers Wednesday and his son Earl is going to live, on the home place and farm it. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rinehart spent Sunday with his parents.

Mrs. Mahalia Rinehart and Mrs. Mary Owens are cleaning house for Mrs. Harold Grey. Mrs.

John Harrison, was at Frankfort Saturday. Mrs. Maud Harrison was helping Mrs. Grace Rice clean house Thursday. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Spencer of Logansport were helping Thomas Moore move Wednesday. Mrs. Spencer stayed to help a few days. Born, to Mr.

and Mrs. Bruce Kendall, a son, Thursday, June 1. Mr Kendall is the blacksmith at Clymers BURNETTSVILLE -o Mr. and Mrs. Swartz of Monticello were guests of the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs.

Clifford Good of Lockport. Mr. C. M. Planck, wife and daughter of Lafayette were the guests of Mr and Mrs.

Josh Eikenberry Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Nancy Fidler of Flora was the guest of friends the past week. Mr. and Mrs.

F. L. Perry were the week end guests of their daughter Mrs: Guy Hanna and family in Plain field. Mrs. Laura McKinney of Montreelli was the guest of friends Sunday.

Miss Annette Hanna of Plainneld ii the guest of her grand parents, Mr and Mrs. J. W. Hanna. Bank Watts and family of Lake cott were the guest of their daughter Mrs.

George Duffey and family Sun day. Quite It number attended the Whit County Sunday school conventio: Tuesday and Wednesday of last wee! at Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. D.

M. Watts of Logans port were the Sunday guests of th latter's grandmother, Mrs. N. Hile an husband. Messrs.

Mason Stuart and Pau Cochran were week-end guests friends at Lafayette. John Eller, son of Henry and Mary Eller. was born in Montgomery coun- umler home Tu Mr. and Mrs. jsday.

Welsheimer nd son, David, and Rev. J. D. Smith, to Indianapolis Tuesday. Mrs.

iChloe Hizer an'd daughter, Ed- of Logansport was the Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hizer.

Devan Moore Barker, infant son of Hr. and Mrs. Ellis Barker was born -eb. 10, 1916, and died June 1, 1916, three months and 21 days. Death SEVEN MILE -o Children Day exercises will be served Sunday evening, Juna 4.

The Seven Mile and Southside congregations were pleasantly ed last Sunday by the Northside 1). B. congregation. i The members of the Seven church will hold a market Tritt'a drug store Saturday morning, June 10. Everything good for a Sunday dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. Asher Wilson had esulted from whooping cough. He their Sunday ivas a member of the Cradle Roll I LI he TJ. B.

S. S. The funeral services were held at the home Friday after- oon at one-thirty, conducted by Rev. D. Smith, and burial made in the Grass Creek cemetery.

PIPE CREEK Mrs. Willard Paul is reported some better. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hopper did Mrs.

Charles Gugle, Mr. and'' Mrs. John Gugle and family. Miss Lillian Huckel and Mrs. Mary Burton.

'Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Greasor and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ISamuel Ferguson, north of Logansport.

Mr. and Mrs. George MoManus and two children, Harry and Mary, spent night and Sunday in Logansport with Mr. and Mrs. N.

B. Me-' Manus. a Mrs. W. H.

Hahn entertained Sunday in honor of Mrs. Emma some paper hanging tor Mrs. Krausj Stewart, of Moscow, Idaho, Mr. and near Seven Foot this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Chappin spent iaturday night with the family of Will Hopper and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Myers near Seven Foot. Mrs.

Miller's Mr. Bell of Peru and family Tisited them Sunday evening. Will Yoder, Roy Miller and sis tea 1 Mabel, spent Sunday with relatives near Wabash, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Kahler spent last Sunday in Star City and Tuesday in Logan-sport. Mrs. Marie Morris, Mrs. James Sisson and Mrs. Milford Bowyer called on relatives on-e day last week at the Falls.

Mrs. Seward Sullivan and children visited home folks one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bowyer and daughter, Glode'ne visited with grandma Givler last Sunday.

Mr, and Mrs. Asa Nead and children visited in the afternoon Sunday with Nead's Grandmother, Mrs. Givler. Mrs. Dan Nead is getting along nicely.

She underwent an operation at the Mayo hospital at Rochester, Minn. Alice Miller and Florence Hamilton spent Sunday with DorYis Bowyer. Miss Zelma Wilson, Kathryn and Inez Bowyer attended church services at the Pipe Creek Brethren church Sunday night. Mrs. C.

L. and Mrs. Don Bowyer visited relatives at Adamsboro Wednesday. Granvllle Keslings are entertaining company this week. Church services here Sunday.

Rev. McCoy, pastor. Mrs. Bennett, of Camden, Mrs. Caroline Marshall, of Chicago, Mr.

Sherman 'Hahn, of Logansport, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wilson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jake DeLawter, Mr.

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

Ghas. Marshall and son Gale. Mrs. Rose Shaff and her mother, Mrs. Lucas, spent Sunday with Mamie Anderson at New Waverly.

Grandma Lucas spent a few days ot this week in Walton with Sir. and Mrs. -Ross and Mrs. Carl Shaff and daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Rea at Shady Nook.

Miss Dora Wilson, of Onward, stayed over -Sunday with her cousin, Miss Clara Wilscyi. and Mrs. Grant Merrill, of Galveston, entertained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Snyder, Mrs.

Maggie Harness of Galveston, and Mr. and, Mrs. 1 Perry Logan and family of this place. Mrs. Robert Rush, Mrs.

Charles Rush and son Ralph called on Mrs. Wm. Habn Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Helvie and daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ashford Crook. Miss Dorothy Hahn attended Decoration day in Logansport. Friends of Mrs.

Emma Stewart of Moscow, Idaho, are busliy entertaining in her honor. visiting her cousin, Mrs. Lizzie John- ty 'hio, Dec. 11, 1840, died May 20, 1916, age 75 years, five months and SEVEN FOOT Will Carson's new house is almost completed. o- CARROLL program is being prepared.

A cordial welcome to all. Miss Eva Melliger has been quite poorly the past week. Her many friends hope for her speedy recovery. Mrs. Russell Brant and son Jayson are suffering from the measles and Margaret Freshour has measles also.

Mr. and Mrs. Court Miner and family entertained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Titer of Rochester, Ind.

Little Miss Helen Lucile Mooney spent the past week with her grandparents. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright who has been quite sick is reported better. William Beatie and family spent Tuesday at Culver, Ind.

Mr. Hoover and wife moved to Lucerne this week. John Conn and wife of Logansport spent Wednesday with the former's -O Walter McFatridge left this mother, Mrs; Wm Burton for Detroit, Mich. He expects to work in the Maxwell Auto factory. The people of the community wish him success in his new occupation.

Walter is one of the fine young men of bur community. The family of Lon Kirkpatricck has returned from Texas to spend the summer in the- home community. Mrs. Tell Spitler is on the sick list the past week. 'The Memorial Day services were held as usual, this year in the Baptist church.

The speaker was Rev. MOTHER CRAY'S SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN, onstipation, a a tomaob Troubles, Teething i a ert. Worms. Tboj Break up Colds 34 hours. At nil At nil 36oM.

8 milled FREE. Addrsss, any substitute. MOTHER GRAY Le Roy, N. Y. Mr.

and Mrs. John Money were very pleasantly entertained Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Callaway of near Royal Center. A delicious- three-course dinner was served at the noon hour and the remainder of the day was spent in social chats.

Hildreth Hall and Hildagard Gates left Sunday for Valparaiso where, they will attend school. Mrs. Henry Homer of Royal Center spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Grei.er.

Dr. Burton, who has been quite sick is again on the streets, but very weak. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sheetz and daughter, Margaret, spent Sunday with Jesse Sheetz and family.

Clark Stevens and wife and daughters, Lucile of Argos, spent Saturday night and 'Sunday with Mrs. Mary-Stevens and son, Roy. Miss Mary Dodt of Hamlet, visited with Oliver Leffel and family over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Dan, Stout and son Russel, called on Frank Gary and family Sunday afternoon. Lottie Burrous, May Campbell, Messrs. Harland Bowyer, I'eo Erny and Earl House spent Sunday evening with Bertha Deis-ch. Mrs. Willard Bckley.

and children with Tier mother, Mrs. James Cassingham of Lincoln. Walter House, wife and daughters, Cressie and Alta, spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lut of Pipe Creek.

Charles Preiser and children, Louise, Paul and Charlotte, spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Carey-and children. Gladys Carey and Mr. Elias Carey were the Tuesday dinner guests of Wesley Bevington and family of Galveston. H.

V. Bevington and family spent with Walter House and i'aml- Miss Lottie Burrous visited Mrs. Ralph Lutz of Pipe Creek the first of this week. Mr. Homer 'Carey is working for Mr.

Charley Carey the latter part of this week. Prest Tilery and wife spent Sunday with He-nry Preiser and family. Harry Burrous and family, Harry Bean and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lutz of Pipe Creek spent Thursday evening with Chris Bear and family.

Rush Buffington and daughter. Mrs. Nellie Stevens a'nd daughter Catherine, Manna Baker were the Sunday guests of Jess Davis and family of Kokomo. The party at Gibson's Wednesday night was attended. All having a good time departing at a late hour.

Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Those present Memorial service was well attended at Shiloh last Sunday. Tbe old soldiers and their that were present were 'Mrs. John Brown of Star City; Mr. and Mrs.

Will Davidson of Lucerne; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. House of Royal Centre; Mr. and Mrs.

Noah Frick of Georgetown; Mr. and Mrs. George Linton of Logansport; Mr. Will Banta of Jefferson township; Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. James Estaibrook, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Burket and W.

H. Brandt of this township. W. H. Brandt, who has been an invalid the last three years and is helpless, was able to be taken to the church, and kind friends carried him into the church that he might be wit'a his comrade friends and enjoy the service.

o- ANOKA -o o- -O Mr. and Mrs. George Washburn, Mr. and Mrs. Fultz of Twelve Mile were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Hopper. Mr.

and Mrs. Harlon, Mr. and Mrs. Lowrey and Mrs. Storer entertained company Sunday.

Mrs. Thomas Baird and children have returned home after spending several days with Mr. -and Mrs. Wm. Lowrey.

Mr. and Mrs. John Masters entertained the following at Sunday dinner. Mr. and Mrs.

George Bowyer, Mr. and Mrs. William Rush, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rush.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Masters, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rush, Misses Mabel Masters, Mae Huggins, Florence Masters and Mr.

Arthur Keever. and Mrs. A. Sisson and grandson Russell, spent Sunday with the former's mother, Mrs. Sisson of near Galveston.

Mrs. -Harvey Gottshall and Marie Clay have been on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson are -visiting ip Chicago this week.

Mrs. Bert Turnpaugh and children have returned home after spending several days in Adamsboro. Miss Helen Hopper called on Miss Isa Masters Sunday afternoon. Miss Mae and Mr. Everett Murphy spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. James -Mae and Ervin Huggins have re- Misses Sylvia Burrous, Alta and turned home after spending- several nine days. He lived with his parents 1861, when he enlisted in Co. HARD SCRATCH Mrs. Mary Studebaker, who has been ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

'Cris Tyre, was able to return to her home in Walton Thursday. Miss Erna Pfeil visited Mabel Shope Saturday night and Sunday. Bernice and Arneil Forgey have the measles. Dorothy Tyre the whooping cough. Mrs.

W. D. Robinson visited friends ADAMSBORO -O Ed Charles and Russel Adams were called to Logansport Sunday evening by the serious sickness of their mother, who is staying with her son-in-law, Duffy Conn. The Memorial -service held at the Miami Baptist church Sunday 34th Ind. Volunteers, and served i in Galveston Tuesday.

the close of the war and returned rs Nearse Ballard and daughter, home. Soon' after he was united in marriage to Harriett Miller. To this union was born eight children, five sons and three daughters, two of the latter preceded him to the Spirit World. The family then moved from Grant county to White county in the early '80's and lived here until the spring of 1898. They moved to North Dakota.

There his wife died, fall of 1909. He lived with his children until last August. He was united in marriage to Mrs. Sarah Osman of this place. The deceased united with the church of the Brethren about 50 years ago and has lived a faithful and a loyal member to the church to the end.

was a deacon in the' church many years. He leaves to mourn his loss a wife, five sons, Henry Ader of Rock Lake. N. Orville of Lake Richard of Montana; Mil-, ford of Fargo, N. and one daughter, Mary Elsherry, of Rock Lake, D.

A sister, two brothers, 28 grand children survive. The funeral was held Monday by Rev. Heeler. Interment in Davis cemetery. Hazel called on Mrs.

Emanual Baker Sunday. Marie Gibson of Bunker Hill and Grace Babb spent Saturday nigbt and Sunday with their cousin, Bessie Lambert. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Apple visited Mr.

and Mrs? Will Rhine Friday evening. James Gibson spent Saturday night and Sunday with Willard and Otis Winters. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Snider visited Mr.

and Mrs. John Hyman Friday. Mrs. Alice Maus, Donald Kingery and Fred Lambert of Twelve Mile, Marie Gibson, Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Lambert and daughter, Bessie, and i son, Melvin, and Grace Babb, took hls Sunday dinner with Quince Lambert and wife of Deacon. Several from here attended the Logansport Friday Mrs. Galbreth and son, Kenneth, called on Mrs. Emanuel Baker, Thursday. well attended.

Mr. Schull of Logansport delivered a good address which was much appreciated by the audience. There were in attendance 14 veterans. 22 Sons of Veterans, and a large audience. Mr.

and Mrs. J. G. Rhoades had for Sunday dinner J. F.

Rhoades and wife, John E. Kidd and wife and Johnny Day of Royal Centre and former's father and 'brother and two nephews of Indianapolis. Mrs. Nellie Rhoades went to Ix gansport Monday on business. Mr.

'William Harrison entertained at dinner Sunday his son Edward family of Peru, Robert and family oC Logansport, and his son-in-law Bert Turnpaugh and family, and Charles Harrison, wife and daughter Georgia. of Anoka and Harry 'Harrison of Logansport. Charles G. Brown who came Friday to attend the funeral of his mother, i Mrs. L.

E. Brown, started for his home in Montana Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Fair and son of Columbia City, who have been visiting with W.

B. Packard and wife, and P. A. Fair and wife left Sunday for home in their auto, the son remaining here for a week or ten days longer with GRASS CREEK -O o- Naomi Widener, Honore Davis. Alta and Cressie House, Gladys Carey, Hazel Rhine-, Grace Babb, Daisy Win- days with their grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs." J. W. Masters. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Rush and son ters, Pearl EckJey, Rose and Helen Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Morgan and 'Comford, Bernice Lauring, Inez Hes-1 children spent Sunday'with Mr. and song, Marie Gibson, Messrs. Marion! Mrs.

George-Rush. Starkey, Orville Hvman, Hubert Davis, Miss Isa Masters and Mr. Oris Kee- Lester Widener, Harry Rhine, Charles, ner left for Valparaiso Monday. Hausen, Otis and Willard Winters. -Miss Ma'bel Zinn is entertaining her.

Lovell Bean, Clifford Somsel, Roy i cousin, Miss Landis. Carey, Robert Comford, Ray Sunday school 9:30 a. Preach- Keith Busard, Web. Bussard, Paul ing services 10:30 a. Junior Poy, Dewey Earl and Ralph Gibson, League, 2:30 p.

m. Welcome to all. -O Miss Irene Heward was a Logansport shopper Friday. Children's service at the TJ. B.

church Sunday evening June 4. Mrs. E. B. Cook of Rochester spent Sunday and Monday with her daughter, Mrs.

William Hendrickson and family. Miss Mary Sinnott of Kewanna was the over Sunday guest of Miss Temple Bailey. J. J. Kumler and daughter, Mae, attended the memorial services at Kewanna Sunday and were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Heimburger. Mr. and Mrs. John Herrold and son, Carl, and Mr.

and Mrs. Ora Sedam autoed to Tiosa Sunday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Williams. Mrs.

Eunice Edgerton departed Monday noon for a three months' visit with her daughter, Mrs. Delmer Jones and family at Carrington, N. D. Thurman Huffman has been elected delegate to represent the Christian Endeavor at the Branch convention to" be held at Roanoke, June 13-15. The Misses Norah Hines and Clara Murray left Wednesday for Indianapolis where they will take a course in' Mrs.

Blakeley's primary school. Mr. and 'Mrs. E. H.

Williams and children spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Will Rhine and children made a business trip to Galveston yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.

John Hyman visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee Snider Friday. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Tritt spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Gibson. o- -O George Murray and Joe Howard will Mrs. John Fissel.

RURAL ROUTE 8 Mrs. Cora McCully and daughter, Mrs. Charley Hollenbeck, Mrs. Albert Leasure of Logansport and Miss Cora Hall of Lucerne, spent the day with Mrs. Richard Brown.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Maudlin and Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Maudlin and little son attended a surprise on Mrs.

Geo. Hollenback Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Coffman and family spent Sunday afternoon in Logansport.

Florence Spencer is spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. Harley Moore Mr. Chester Miller and family, Mr. Lelen Miller and family, Mrs. Carrie Miller and daughter, Ruth, autoed from Kokomo last Sunday and spent the day with Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Brown. Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer and family spent last Sunday with Mr.

and arrive home Saturday from Purdue where they have Been attending Mrs. S. C. Branthoffer who suffered a stroke of paralysis nearly two weeks ago at Kewanna was removed to the There were quite a number from this neighborhood attended the decoration services at Spring Creek last Sunday. Miss Ina Ault spent the first of the week, with Mary Spencer.

There will be -preaching at the Baptist church Sunday, June 4, both morning and evening. Mr. P. A. Fair went to Columbia City Sunday with his aon Grant, for a few days visit.

Noah Kinzie took a load of fat hogs to Logansport Thursday. Mrs. James Kidd of Walton attended the funeral of Mrs. Melissa Adams Thursdaq. Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Rohertson of New Waverly called on Willard Crooks and family Thursday evening. Mrs. Grace Canada of Mexico, attended the funeral of Mrs. Adams Thursday.

Dorsey Laycock has moved in with John Simpson on the Bert Harshbarger farm. Mrs. John E. Kidd went to Wal- tonWednesday to visit with her soa James and family. Increasing cost of oil in Japan.

Is causing the kerosene lamp 'to disappear. In the cities nowadays even the poorest families find it expedient to use electric lights. The high cost of oil afflicts the poor workers In the country, who have been accustomed to labor far into the night at their crafts. YOUR LIVER MUST BE ACTIVE if you would be healthful. A toy liver soon upsets the entire digestive system, but you can avoid this condition with the assistance of; Stomach i.