Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT 1 THE DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 21, 1916 CORRESPONDENCE FROM ALL PARTS OF CASS COUNTY guests gave a weiner roast in John Boris' woods last Saturday even'ng. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Quinn entertained Mr. and Mrs.

Wilson Barber Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodlove a family and Mr. and Mrs. Nekton BURNETTSVILLE O- Ids.ville were- the guests of H.

O. Townsley. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

M. R. Reiff and Phil Amick and wife spent Sunday with the Rev. Frank Fisher and family at Mexico. Miss Vivian Porter was the suest of relatives one day this week ii Logansport.

Mrs. Wm. Kocher of Cooper, is the guest of her parents Mr. and Landis and family last Sunday dinner, and Dr. and Mrs.

W. J. Mellinger Tuesday for dinner. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Jessie Maxwell is ill with a heavy CLYMERS Rogers of Logansport and Katherine Powell of New York were the Sunday visitors of Sarah Fisher and daughter Clara. Mr. and Mrs. Wyant we.re at Bur-1 There wm be at isgah church Sunday 'morning and evening, Mr. William Banta of Curveton has -O Dovie Isaacs of Flora, Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Anderson of Logansport were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hardy. Mr.

and Mrs. Bruce Landis, Miss i Mrs Charles Parmeter, Mrs. Ben Freda Gibson and Mrs. Jennie Zinn Hardy were the Wednesday guests of took dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Landis. Mrs. Bruce Landis and Mrs. Jennie Zinn spent Wednesday returned home after visiting an oculist at Niles, Mich. DEER CREEK J.

W. Hanna. with Mrs. James Cowell Clarence Meeker and wife. Miss Creek.

Martha Mec-ker and F. Powell mo'ored to Marion to attend Baptist couven- tiori last week. Mrs. Lloyd Marvin of Idaville spent Saturday with her father, Mr. McLenon.

Messrs. J. C. Duffy and Charier- Moore and their wives are touring in southern Indiana. near Deer JEFFERSON -O Mrs.

Charles Bennett and Mrs. Joe Parmeter, who is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson and day with Mr.

and Mrs. George Fry. Rev. Wachter and wife spent Sun- Mr, and Mrs. J.

D. Brown motored to Lafayette Saturday and spent a Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Elliott visited with relatives at Peru last week. Mr.

and Mrs. Andy Spencer moved to Logansport Monday where he has a position on the R. R. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Burley and Mr. brother aml Mrs Dora Yocum motored to Se dalia. Mr. Burley spent the day with Hildebrand of 3arles Chittick and children, and sts of rekilives Mrs Tillli le and Mr. Yoctim with Mrs.

Yocum's sister, Mrs. Jack Diemer, who she had not saw for four years. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hughes of Clay d-iu'-'hter'of i i spent Monday with George Mrs.

H. K. Smith anti family, ith of Hill-dale. I a i George Coleman and Mrs "sleek i Mr ani1 Mrs Glen Loser called on Mr. and Mrs.

N. Hile of Burnettsville Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Elliott attended the solden wedding anniversary of Mr.

Miss Dorothy Bell left Monday for i Elliott's from Harrison township Wedan extended visit i her sister, Mrs. nes day. A number of relatives and f-iends called on Mr. and Mrs. Dora Yocum Sunday evening with well filled bas- to remind them of their 30th wedding anniversary.

Those present days 'with the former's Clint. Brown and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Cbarle I i a a i were guests of here Saturday.

Mr. and Jacob Long a i ed at i Sunday Mr. and Mrs. i Lowell Monk and ton. and Mrs.

H. K. Smith and Miss Anna Smith of Hillsrtale. and Mr. and and a of Brookston.

Miss Kdith Crawford of i a the guest of Miss Fay Johnson- bauch. childre-n spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. George McGuire, Mr. and Mrs.

Marion Matthews were there Saturday night. Mrs. Talbott of Galveston was ylsit- ing her son, Wesley Talbott Tuesday. Mrs. Minerva Stumbaugh took dinner Monday with Mrs.

Mahalia Rhinehart. Mrs. Howe spent Thursday afternoon with Miss Mary Rhinehart. Mr. and Mrs.

Hade Nipple of New Waverly was calling Sunday afternoon on Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dickerson. Mr. and Mrs.

Riley Stephens spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dickerson. Mrs. William Nicholson and sKa went to OJympla, on a visit to see her father.

Mrs. Charles Parmeter spent Monday with Mrs. Cora Hardy. Mrs. Hazel Steward, Miss Flossie Isaacs spent Sunday with their parents.

Scybold. in South Brnd. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pierce were the guests of relatives in Indianapolis a few d'iys last week.

Mrs. D. i of Brookston is the of her paivnts, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.

Bell. -Mr. Kd a a a and family spent several days i John (Y.ssel o- ONWARD -o Mr. and Mrs. M.

A. Braggs entertained the formers mother from North Grove from Friday till Sunday. Mrs. Owen Bird and daughter, Ma- Mr, and Mrs. Charles Wagon-irie of Logansport spent Saturday or and daughters, Mr.

and Mrs. John Taylor and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Timmons, Mr. and Mrs.

C. B. Watts and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Rev.

Bumo and sou, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yocum and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Buchanan.

Mr. and Mrs. Newt Terrel and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Walton and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Friemel and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burley and family. o-- LUCERNE and a i Mr.

Cossel and a i and Mr. a a a and a i of Yocum aci-omrtanieti thcai to i home in A returning Messrs. "George. Eli anrl Ida spent a i Fr'anR Eldridge and family. Mrs.

I i a a a reuirnpd home a i few days i her daughter. Mrs. Wm. Townsley and a i of Lucerne. Mr.

Harry and i i i of Plciinfield. spr-n; a i i-ola- tives. Mrs. Klla Barnes of Dayton. .1..

is the suest of her niece. -Mrs. Clara Barnes a a i To Mr. and Charles Strasser a ed Rev. Minot Saturday night and Kd.

2 a a i of 1 sansport til" suests of Mr. and poorl'v Mrs. Wm. Mrs. Good and i of Lake i i Bert Coxain and family spent with friends at Logansport.

Mr. James Boyd and family Cave moved on the Joe Ban- farm. Nelson Deboo and family entertain- night and Sunday with her parents, John Wissinger and family. Mrs. Dick Vandevender and Mrs.

John Butcher and son, Carl, spent Saturday night and Sunday at North Miss Pauline Stout spent Sunday with Miss Olive Stone. Lewis Walters and family wero the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A I Croghan Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. George Williams near Lincoln and Lester Kuszmaul of Logansport visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kuszmaul Sunday. Miss Blanche Pearson of Wheeling and Harvey Uhlery, Eva TJhlery Mrs.

Uhlery and Flossie Campbell visited friends in Deer Creek Sunday afternoon. The Deer Creek H. S. basketball team defeated the Wheeling H. S.

team in an overtime game by 22 to.20 Friday. The game was a thriller. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rice', visited at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Mahlon Robeson the 15th inst. Warren Mul liken a visitor at the home of Elva Mulliken Sunday. There will be a Rally Day and home coming service at the U. B.

church South of Deer Creek next Sunday. All who are members of the Sunday school or church, or who have been members in the past are expected to he present and bring dinner and enjoy the day 22). Mr. and Mrs. TJ.

S. Campbell of Camden and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright visited John Rice's of Rock Creek the 15th inst. Dr.

Cooper is again making improvements to his office. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ora Johnson, a daughter. Clarence Newer of Purdue, was home over Sunday.

Nineteen ate dinner at the Becket hotel Sunday. Several from here attended the Todd-Meade sale Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Tidrick of Bringhurst visited with Mr.

and Mrs. Garfield Todd Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. TJ.

Shanks of Camden visited with Mr. and Mrs. Henry i Sunday. Mr. John Grant still -continues very Cokain is assisting Mr.

Sam Bayless make a new cistern. of parents. Mr. and Mrs. F.

rard. Miss Bertha Benson is working for O- WHESLING a March. Mr. Homer Samsel is spending the -O week at Kankakee fishing. Clem Davidson and wife and Harry The a a i is con- Bruner and wife attended the i-effel sale Thursday.

Joe Watts and wife and Frank wlie uiuuv Mic rr. I i a wiEe and Cnarles Smith rr Mr. Seaman Kokomo. president, of i the B. Y.

P. excellent werpl a al i ers Thursday. The all day meeting that was held lay is Baby Hatui i at Baptist church was well Dav and a a i of ace are to i i is I i i i ec a a report a good time. To Mr. and Mrs.

Charles March Thursday morning, October 19, a 11- pound son. C'has. Ross and a i spent Sunday wilh Clem Davidson and family. The public sale of the late Sherman i prqperty was well attended and everything sold well. Mrs.

Mollie Watts and Mrs. Lizzie Watts assisted Mrs. Katie Rice cook to to a Ml i Brr-tnn-'ii i i i i i observe a i Dov and Home Com- in2 nc-xt Sumli'v. A special program is a a i a picnic i will be sr.rvcd at tii- noon hour. Thf i a i observe a Day a Oct.

2 An i foi a Tuesday, i i is i a a A picnic flir.iiPr i be served it noon hour. Mrs. Jennie of Losansport is visiting her sisters. Mrs. Bruce a dis and Mrs.

Xate Snell. Mr. and Mrs. a i and James Susie and Lelia Watts spent Thursday with their grand patents, Mr. and Mrs.

James Maxson and great a a Mr. John Shafer. Mrs. Chas. Samsel is spending- a few days with Homer family.

Samsel and i Mr. Frank Stannire is able to be out Margaret and Mr. Ross by tcnes I i a a I-rulsy. Mrs. James Boyd has returned from Tuesday Ohio where she was called to attend the a of her mother.

Mrs. Ray Lane moved to Logansport Sunday. Jerry Barr and Pearl Herd attend- Mabbit wer Mrs. a Snell visited i Mrs. Bruce Landis.

The Aid society of the i a church had a sewing in the basement Wfdnesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quinn atKl son Kent visited Sunday with Mrs. Quinn's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fisher east of Burlington! Miss Mae i i a R. N. of a a is spending a few days hero with relatives.

Will Wallace and a i spent Sunday i Wallace at the Deaconess hospital. Indianapolis. Miss Jannr-t Davis of near Deacon and Mr. Delbert i of Young Arnor- ica. were married Wednesday.

Oct. 11, at Galveston. Mr and M'rs. Merl Smith a a dinner given in their honor Thursdiiyanoon at the home' of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Smith spent a evening with Mr. and Mrs.

Smith. -Mr. and Mrs. Bert i and a i spent Saturday and Sunday in Indianapolis. The Young Womens and Young Men's Sunday school -classes of the Presbyteiriaii church and their invited Niqht (For Constipation ed the Leffel sale Thursday.

Mrs. Bery Wilson was a Logansport caller Thursday. Z. A. Rice hutched a hog Tuesday.

Frank Watts and family spent Sunday at Winamac. James Key spent Saturday with George Watts and family. Joe Watts and Frank and Inez Watts and Charles Smith attended the speaking at Logansport Saturday evening. Mrs. James Yearkes spent Tuesday with Charles Smith and family.

0- NEW WAVERLY and Mrs. Otto Holmes of Detroit, spent Thursday with the former's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roberts and daughter have returned home from Alligen, where they visited Mr. Roberts' parents.

-Miss Sylvia Sutton is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lee Skinner and family of Logansport. Mr. and Mrs. Oral McMillen and son Gerald are visiting Mrs.

McMillen's mother, Mrs. Givler and family of Onward. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ferguson were business shoppers in Chicago'Wednes- day.

Rev. and Mrs. Parker have returned home after -visiting a few days at Goldsmith, Ind. Mrs. Jenniel Cart and Mrs.

Ida Cannady one afternoon last week. Mrs. Minnie Knight and children called on Mrs. Ida Cannady Thursday I evening. Newlin.

Miss Doris Foust spent Sunday with Miss Irene Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Little entertained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. a Eikenberry, Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Eikenberry and son, and Mrs. Harriet Miller. Mr. and Mrs.

Marshall Kinsey, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brenner and Miss Rosalee Barnett spent Sunday at Hemlock. Frank Winters, has returned home from North Dakota. Mr.

and Mrs. Orton Smith and daughter, Jaunita, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winters. Harry Nilson and family were Zenna Campbell is putting up cribs.

Mr. and Mrs. William Flynn of Logansport visited David Lo-wery the first, of the week. METEA Sunday guests with and family. Mrs.

A. E. Miller. Mrs. C.

H. Wear- I Mr. and Mrs. Amis Drudge and family of near Rochester, spent Sunday with Mrs. Drudge's sister, Mrs.

Chas. Rhidenour and family. Little Lucille and Mary Rohrer spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Homey.

tlie I Ralph Curts and Madys Moore spent SEVEN MILE o- Owing to the open condition of the church, the Sunday school and' preaching service are 'being held at the Stary school house. Sunday school at 10 o'clock; preaching at 11 o'clock by Rev. C. A. Spitler.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Phillips entertained at Sunday dinner Rev. C.

A. Spitler, wife and daughter Uda and-Mrs. Rose Shaft. Mrs. Walton, spent Wednesday night with her daughter, Mrs.

Emma Appleton. M-rs. Wm. Hahn and Prudence Campbell dalled on their aunt, Mrs. Mary Haas near Onward Monday afternoon.

Mr. Perry Logan and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Carter. Miss Pearl Wilson spent Sunday "with Miss Mabel Funk.

Mr. Wm. Hahn and family entertain-, ed Sunday Mrs. Kathryn Snyder and Mr. Ray McCouch, Delphi.

Miss Nola McManus called on Miss Katie Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Sholty entertained Sunday Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Washhurn Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wash-burn and daughter Mildred, Mr. and Mrs.

Voile Sholty and children. Mrs. Emma Appleton entertained the club at her home Wednesday afternoon. The afternoon was spent in needlework and an interesting contest was enjoyed 'by all. The prize was awarded to Prudence Campbell.

Dainty refreshments were served. to picnic next summer in the county. The water above the dam is deep enough to swim for quite a distance and much safer than belo wthe falls as there is no deep holes, though back of the dam it will be over five feet deep. He expects to further im( o- NOBLE o- ANOKA er. spent Tuesday at Bunker Hill.

The Onward State Bank opened Monday morning for business. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Shaffer returned home Thursday evening- where they have spent the past three mouths. The Ladies' Bible class of the Onward M.

E. church will hold a market at Deniston and Smith's store Saturday afternoon and evening. Chicken, buns, cake and everything gooa- for Sunday dinner. Sunday afternoon will be rally day at the M. E.

church, beginning at 1 o'clock. Songs and re-citations from the following schools: Bunker Hill M. E. and Baptist, Anoka, Nead, Pipe Creek and New Waverly. Also other schools have been united that are expected.

Mr. Graves and Mrs. Jamison- of Logansport, and Rev. Charles Chad-wick of Bunker Hill will be among the speakers. All are cordially invited.

There will be no Sunday schoo! 01 church services at the M. E. church Sunday morning. Sunday school at the Christian church at 9:30. H.

Weaver Sunday afternoon with the former's sister, Mrs. Marion Leffel and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perry and son 0- -o CROOKED CREEK Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Kennell, daughters Maxine and Naomi and son Robert were Sunday guests of Frank Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Million, Mrs Eva Million of Logansport and Mrs Charles Nethercutt of 'Washington and Charles Elliott and wife visited Sun- clay -with Mrs.

Elizabeth near Lucerne. Brown of Miss Mary Gladys Miller and Olive Spencer were Tuesday evening guests of Nellie Minneman. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shafer and daughter Alice Donabelle took dinner Sunday with Mr.

Kinney Hall and family. Mr. and Msr. Harry Million and family pleasantly entertained Tuesday evening the Misses Fern Thompson, Mary Ward, Alice Vernon, May Thomp son, Ruth Sanders, Viola Webster, Eunice Spencer, Messrs. George Berry' Arthur Smith, Everett Berkshire, Emmerette Hall and Mr.

William Webster and wife. Music was -the feature the evening, both vocal and instrumental. Mr. Harold Coleman, Samuel and Walter Smith were guests of Glenn Webster Tuesday evening. The home of- G.

L. Webster was destroyed by fire Wednesday with all its contents. Origin of fire is unknown. Mr. and Mrs.

Burtis of Xenia, are visitirig Mr. William Banta of Curve-ton the past-week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

Kistler of Royal Centre were the Sunday guests of the Clyde, attended the funeral of Mr. Jim Hildebrandt of Rockfield. Mrs. Harry Knouff returned home from Indianapolis Thursday evening a a week's visit with friends and relatives. Mrs.

Samuel Brown and eon, Carl spent with Mr. and Mrs. William Funk. Mr. and Mrs.

Lyman Yantis spent Sunday with Mrs. Iva Evans of Logansport. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Rohrer and Mr.

and Mrs. Ira Phillips attended "An Old Swetheart of- Mine" at the Nelson Tuesday evening. Mrs. James Shoup spent from Wednesday until Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Joseph Cox and family of Winona.

F. L. Perry of BurnettsYflle is spending the a a of the week with his son, Fred Perry and family. BURROWS -c Mrs. Jack Patton entertained the Royal Neighbor sewing circle of Lo- ganspprt last Thursday.

The day was spent'in quilting. A big dinner of fried chicken was served at the noon hour. Those present were, Mrs. Hinkle, Mrs. Applegate, Mrs.

Dodrlll, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Rogle, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Hofttnan, Mrs.

McCord, Mrs. Marsh, rs. Hartz, Mrs. Martin. Mrs.

Filley, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Lyons and Mrs. Vernon. All the sick are improving so far, except Mr.

Logan, who is still very- low. Quite a number of Burrows people attended the James Hildebrandt funeral at Rockfield on Sabbath. The district Sunday school convention will meet in Burrows on Wednesday night and Thursday of this week. Little Johnnie Lymon had his collar bone broken Sunday in a'fall while playing. Don't let anyone tell you our town is dead for it is not.

We have as thrifty a little burg as there is along the Wabash and people are ready to meet any kind of emergencies with the right spirit, let come what may. Miss Mary Been entertained the Girls' Thimble club this week. Arthur Mullen is teaching in Cass county this fall, the former teacher having resigned the- position. A L. Lesh, John Benner, Samuel Stewart and families spent the day in- Flora Sunday at the home of B.

B. Lesh. Mr, and Mrs. James Sisson of Logansport spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

A. Sisson Mrs. Reese, mother of Mrs. Walter Rhoades, went to Chicago Sunday for an extended visit. Mrs.

Walter Henderson and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Logan.

Will Berry and Jack Reeser have fitted themselves into the daily rorttine of merchantmen in this place. Mr. Charles Woodling will soon build a new barn to take the place of the one recently destroyed by fire. Mrs. Bert Turnpaugh and children Faye and Don, spent Monday with Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Wangler at Lincoln. Mrs. Robert Harrison and Mrs. Earl Burk and baby were in Anoka Wednesday.

The Aid society held an all day sew- ing Wednesday at the church and in the afternoon were entertained at a "hen" party given by the officers of the Junior league. Contests and Jokes furnished amusements and rei'resh- ments were served and all enjoyed a fine time. The Juniors are happy, having cleared over $.11, which goes toward the support 6f Missionary Cot- tingbam and wife in the Philippaue Islands. Miss Ethel Aman of Sevenfoot and Mr. Walter of near 'here were united in marriage Wefeesday at Logansport, Rev.

C. E. Dunlap officiating. Both young people are well known here and everyone extends to them the best wishes. Miss Florence Masters -of Onward spent Sunday with her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Sprague and children were called to Fulton by the death of the former's father. Mrs. Thomas East spent several days with her sister at Anderson.

Mrs. Earl AppJrton entertained the Swastika club Wednesday afternoon. I There will be pre-aching here Sunday morning at 10:30 Sunday school at 9:30. Mrs. AI Shafer of Walton spent Saturday with Mrs.

Dan Helvie. Mrs. Harvey Gottshall spent Wednesday night with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

David Aman, southeast of Walton. Mrs. Hannah Moore is with her sister, Mrs. Anna Richardson at New ey. Burley has been on the list sick Mrs.

E. N. Busard, who has been prove the place in the spring and per- very sick, is able to be up most of the haps serve refreshments through the. time. W.

H. Brandt has been suffering with considerable pain the past week summer. Walter Bowyer left Friday of last week for Gary to work in the tin-plate factory. Wages are from $80 to a month and board $7 a week. The ladies' aid met with Mrs.

Mell Kesling Thursday to quilt. Come to Sunday school Sunday. a- BLUE BALL Sunday school Sunday morning at the usuai hour, followed by endeavor. Mrs. Hester Anthauer was shopping in Logansport Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Alva McCarty entertained at Sunday dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bird, Mr.

and Mrs. Will McCarty and Mr. Sam McCarty of Kokomo. Mrs. Geo.

Roller has returned homo after a two weeks' visit with relatives in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson and family called on Mr. and Mrs.

Ora Johnson and family of Deer Creek Sunday afternoon. Mr. Charlie Smith spent Sunday in Logansport. Miss Dora Ervin met with a little accident Sunday on returning from Sunday school some part of the harness coming loose, giving the horse a chance to run but fortunately Dora only received a few bruises and the buggy was damagfied a little. Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Crockett were Logansport shoppers Thursday. Mr. John Martin, Mr. Floyd Wilson, Miss Nora Laybrook, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Ervin called on Miss Belle Roller Sunday evening and attended ehurch at Blue Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Liddle of Walton spent Thursday of last week with Mr.

and Mrs. James Martin. The Bible class will hold their class meeting with Miss Minnie Bruner Tuesday afternoon with program beginning at 1:30 o'clock. The meeting open with class song. Devotional by Mrs.

Hannah Crockett. Instrumental, Mrs. Ercle Ervin. California talk, Miss Constance Morrison. A vocal Duett, Blanche Small and Ercle Ervin.

Recitation, Miss Minnie Morrison. Miscellaneous business. Adjournment. TWELVE MILE 6 Mr. and Mrs.

W. M. Raber returned home Tuesday from Colorado where they spent several weeks visiting and sight A. J. Bixler and family.

Prof. Fenton and family and Mr. and Mrs. O. R.

Pickering spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Helms.

Quite a number from this vicinity and has not been feeling so well. The young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Neff, has been very sick the past week. To Sir.

and Mrs. John Overmyer of near Rochester, a son. They were former residents of this township. George Burket of Walton, a brother of Dan Burket, who was stricken with paralysis over two years ago, fell last Monday and dislocated his paralyzed hip. His relatives in this vicinity are very much alarmed over his condition, as he is an agr.d man.

Mr. and Mrs. Walters of Logansport spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs Harry Benny and Grandma Parker. Union services will be held at Webb chapel next Sunday morning.

The pastor of Shiloh Christian church will preach at 11 o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend the services Sunday morning and also Sunday evening. Rev. Johnson, the pastor, will Sunday evening, and Rev. Featherston will have services at Shiloh church at the usual hour.

Rev. Johnson has been holding revival services the past There has been several accessions. D. D. Morison attended the Fifth Ind.

Cav. reunion at Greenfield last week. Mrs. F. spent Wednesday with Mrs.

Charles Henning of Loians- port. Mrs. Bertha Pilling and niece, Miss Gladys Seybold of Losansport. took supper Wednesday evening with Dennis Seybold and family. --Mr.

'and Mrs. Marion Gaby, Esther Evans and George Gaby arid t-iraily spent last Sunday with Mr. and Nate Murphy of Locansport. Pilling and Mrs. Jennie Seybold spent last Sunday with Harry- Best and sister, Agnes, "of Washington township.

Mr. and "Mrs. N. Brandt of Harrison township, spent Tuesday with, P. A.

Busard and family. 5 Melvin Dumm has returned bis home in Cleveland, Ohio, after an extended visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dumm. Mrs.

Martha. H. Miller, who spent the past two weeks with her brother, W. H. Brandt, is visiting a few days in.

Logansport before returning 10 her home in Star City. Joe Burley, and family of cott, Mr. and Mrs. Will Burley, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Benny, Miss Fern Parker and Tom Kellc-y motored to Walton Sunday and spent the day wita Miss Mae Babb and brother. On return home they met with an accident that might have been very serious. Will Burley was in the lead and something became wrong with the car and he stopped. The driver of the car attended the Republican rally at' Lo- I follow ing did not notice the auto ahead gansport Saturday evening. was at a standstill until he was al- Mrs.

A. Talbot went to Logans-1 port Tuesday to attend the wedding of tne ca ahead Roth wr. her neice, Miss Errna Reed. abU" fpassing autosTook O- PIPE CREEK STOP THE FIRST COLD. A cold does not get well, of itself.

The process oE wearing, out a cold wears you out and your cough becomes serious if neglected. Hacking cough drains the energy and saps the latter's sister, Mrs. Caleb Banta. I vitality. For 47 years the happy com Mr.

and Mrs. John Moss, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Rogers, and son John Ed- bination of soothing antiseptic balsams in Dr. King's New Discovery ward visited Mrs.

Jane Pryor Sunday. I has healed coughs and relieved con- The Missionary meeting will be en-' gestion. Young and old can testify to tertained by Mrs. Cecil Buchanan Sat- I the effectiveness of Dr. King's New urday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Beaulieu and children of Logansport and Mrs. Mary Discovery for coughs and colds. Buy a bottle today at your Druggist, 50c.

--Adv. Henry Berry is reported very sick. To Mr. and Mcs. Roscoe Bowyer this week a daughter.

They call her Maud. Charlie Smith of near Nead has typhoid fever. There has been other cases in that vicinity in the past few weeks. Mrs. Erbaugh, Mrs.

Clyde Bowyer and Mrs. Mattie Hoover helped Mrs. George Wright cook for clover hu'lecs Tuesday. Mr. Mort Smith still continues about the same.

The Misses Hazel and Mary Sullivan of near Peru, visited their cousins, Miss Grace Smith and Ethel Bowyer, one day last week. Mrs. Charles Miller entertained tier nephew and niece from Wabash over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Kahler left last Saturday for Star City to spend several days visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Charles Bowyer spent Wednesday with her son, Clyde apd wife. Mr. and Mrs.

Miller and daughter, Alice Dorris Bowyer and Floyd and Mary Fouts spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Osa Nead. Will Farmer and' wife, nee Edith East, will go to house-keeping on Charles William's farm near New Waverly. It has been reported that Walter Rush was married last week, but who the "lucky girl" was we did not hear.

Well drinking water appears to be very scarce in certain localities around Pipe Creek. The cause is not known. Rev. McCoy called on friends in this vicinity Tuesday night. He went to work as baggageman Thursday at the Inteaurban station in Kokomo.

C. L. Bowyer made quite an amount of cider Tuesday and Wednesday of this week? He has about finished the on the race way. Tho new imnrov'ements he has been making at tffe Falls this fall will make the place one of tho most enjoyable places Goldie Cress taught Miss Edith Skinner's school Tuesday while she attended her grandfather's funeral'at Wabash. Mrs.

Ida Dalzell went to Missouri last week to see her daughter, Mrs. Knight, and to help care for a fine baby girl, Dortha Mrs. Knight was formerly Miss Anna Mcliee. Mr. and Mrs.

E. M. Kime motored to Denver Sunday to attend a birthday dinner for the latter's mother, Mrs. J. M.

Cornell. The stork visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kinnefman Sunday morning, October 15, and left them a fine baby girl. Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Flory and daughter of Logansport Sundayed with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flory. Mrs.

H. C. Helms entertained the Vesta Club at her home Wednesday cupants to the city. Noah Dumm is visiting relatives jjn Ohio. Mr.

Hare and Mr. Mauk of Ohio spent the latter part of last weeK with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Morison. Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Bruce, A. A. Bruce Mrs. Alice Bruce and son, Jay of Lake Bruce, Frank Hardy and family, Byron Neff and family and Mr.

and Mrs. Gleu Eikelberder spent last Sunday witn W. A. Light and family. Mrs.

Roderick Penn called on Mrs. Iva Busiey Wednesday afternoon. D. D. Morrison and his guests.

Mr. Hare and Mr. Mauk. called on W. H.

Brandt Saturday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Grandstaff of near Lafayette, spent over Sunday with Will Gordon and family. Mr.

and Mrs. A. O. Brandt spent, last with W. H.

Brandt and daugh- entertained the business men of this place at his place of busi-1 ness Tuesday evening. Light refreshments were served during the evening Herman Pattingale of Saturday and Sunday with his grandfather. Wm. Hardy and family. Charles Brandt and nieces, Martha by all.

George Brown is sporting a new Ford. Tom Dalzell, our postmaster is still confined to his home. Twelve Mile is repairing the streets with-a good coat of gravel. oO: RURAL ROUTE 20 -O Mr. and Mrs.

Oliver Beigler spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Burlington. Mr. John Berry o'f Marion was the week-end guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Israel Berry.

Miss Mary Wilds and Mr. Charley Kline accompanied the Rev. Melton and wife to Marion to attend the Baptist association which was held at that place last' week. Mr. and Mrs.

Isaac Simpson and Mr. and Mrs. Will Simpson and son, Sher- rot, visited Mr. and Mrs. Royden Rea Sunday.

The entertainment given at'the Baptist church Saturday evening was quite a success. The reader, Miss Wood of Logansport, gave some very good selections and the musical numbers were enjoyed by all. Mrs. Earl Helvie and little daughter, Alice visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ash Crook, last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Rea visited Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Funk of Logansport last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson and little daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Everett Simpson. Classes 3 and 5 of the Miami Baptist Sunday school will give a Hallowe'en social at the Glen Dale school house on Thursday evening, Oct. 26th. t'very- one is cordially invited to come and have a good time. family of Logansport.

J. S. Neff called on Mrs. Marion Gaby last Saturday afternoo n. Harve Sheets and family of Twelve Mile entertained relatives last Sunday in honor of Harvey Hummel and Miss Salome.

Sheets of Harrisburg, Pa. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheets, Albert Neff and family, Mr. and Tom Sheets and daughter, Margaret.

Mr. and Mrs. Claud Roller took supper with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibson Tuesday evening.

Mrs. Charlie James entertained the me'mbers of her Embroidery club Wednesday afternoon. Henry and Ora Strahley bought 40 head of cattle at the Boyd sale. Tom Nelson and family and Nelse Nelson and family of Fowler. spent Sunday with G.

W. Searight and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Warner and Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Swayzfee and daughter, jgybl, of near Star City, Rev. John(Continued on Nine.) Sore Throat Prudence. No family medicme chest is well stocked without a bottle of TONSILINE, for yon don't know what moment it may be needed to relieve a sudden case of Sore Throat. Relieving; Sore Throat is TONSILINE'S special mission.

It is made for that advertised for that--sold for that one purpose. TONSILINE is the one and only Sore Throat Remedy which is sold over a large part of the United States. You'll -need TONSILINE one of these days, or some nigbt when the drug store is closed better have a bottle ready at home when you need it most. 25c. and 50c.

Hospital Size $1.00. Druggists..