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1 4 asasw Housewives, Cooks, Unmarried Years Lndtcs 7 OU r.rc strain given a i cor.iial invitation to at-x ten! tic free lectures, (a tic Economy, as Mrs. Arm- ctr h-s a rational reputation as one of the foremost American authorities on scientific and economical cookery. atten lance at her lectures at the Propylaeurn was an an of reciaticn and welcome by the house-v. ives of Indianapolis. ideas end hecipecppjvctical it of the gas range on kitchen management, xtc.

In cf the fcMowIns; church! To-- i -it ty) C'r-n cVirch, Oriental and Ohio streets. -i Arril vr. i m. church. Kins; Ave.

an 4 Walnut St. a ril 9 tlict I'utist chufh, Vermont and Meridian 1 iiy. At ril 1') Irv; jrton I. ch'irch, N. layman avenue.

i i 1) ft. ty 'lurch. I u-t J.raxyiand street, i i iy, April 12 1 l't' iier 1 i. M. 2..

Houtn fr't. and Virginia Ave. ul it i Ar of lectures at other churchet during tha month will It l.ltfr. tve respective cor should make every effort tt'u from other jbrt of the city will be welcome at ti-h ivrty ni. nr.

3. will use the "perfect" GAG RANGE AT ALL. TIER LECTURES. Am i i i to (t 7 Rt- i Hrt a.t 1 i re I 1 i -v 1 a in ii it ii r. r- 1 '-i 1 y.

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Ac-fnr to tf.a tha two men tore ci'uvn throughout the plant, I th crpfr, brass and Iron f'-'i'l tarried away. Tha i I f-n -j f.icn.ry left It unelesa until a iii" ui'i tf had been apent In llnr.Ily a machlna In tha entire 1 "it 1 i 1 I i left and soma it I trat It had to I ip; i. Th-( nun ore atd to have obtained the rvw-H t--n boy who arld the metal at; a of It other-v I r-vB wre errfstel, and aftr I v. 1 were eut to i 1 lain i-' 1. IHt-r, sn- r.

hm In the 1 'it. i.s to (iantz, run, 1 out on bond, but .1 I lute a trial suoa In couneo C'l crr'-j'! f-fter 'nv 1 waa tinder -w I. 1" the bond and 1-a tva -te. i ritri a IrMer written to a i iia the c'iioera found him 1 i '-r. 1 tti- for his arrest 1 "1 n-'' i i i i i i -r a i.

u.c i.r,t.jirL I I i i 1 l' 9 i r- o'-r 'ra-'1-''- gf tit' 1. J- 4 1 r- 1 va v-i SJ a end reliability of tha leading manufactur-1 at t' i crr.ir. 'at' physicians are the most careful as to 5 cf prescribed by them, and it is well generally that-the California Ffff ,1 r. 1 afct equipment and the ethical character of 1 't in and commercial circles whirh 1 cnly, r.ni, therefore, that the name of the 'iff cf it3 el V.iJ.i all. A i ry rf Wis r.r.,1 rre essential to permanent suc- i ll to call the attention cf all who would it t' f-ict that it involvea the question of Tirht V.

ith prcp-r tnowlcd cf 1 r.r-.J cf rr.ay be maca to contribute 5 1 with centrally to.prcat advantage, but v.5 mrty Is invaluable if taken at the Co, f. -t it is tlibs important to present cr.) 1 v. r.errpt-.nca cf the 1 a to r- i the criminal method of manufac- C. Syrup Co. cy.

'y 1 end verr 'y kne-n under the name of 1 5) :1 as the most ev.cllcat cf its i 3, obtained from Scnsa are well Y.V'.-I: cf tha world to be the best cf natural t. jt r. cf Syrup cf Figs and Elixir cf cf t' lat ci cuttle ss it T.ill always be ,) .1 to Z- its beneficial effects always f.al cf ty Cc 7 any California Tix Syrup Co. 1 cf tv v.hcther.rcu simply call for Syrup cf a- 1 1 Elixir cf ara as Svrun cf Firs and 1 ai: a a Th i 1 fa tl 1 in cf 1 I I 1 ii li -rt ry cf by tha California Fig Syrup a Syrup cf Figs which has given by f.Il leading druggists throughout ie-s enly, the regular price cf which t. 1 a I cf the r.t tea, V.

that 'the remedy is not adulterated or cf a- r- a Art Cal. S. A. WHAT IS G011IG 01! 11! SUBURBS OF THE CITY FEATURES OF SOCIAL LIFE SERVED IN BRIEF FORM. PERSONAL AND CLUB NEWS Following la a summary of personal and social matters In tha suburbs of tha city: WEST INDIANAPOLIS.

Mr. J. D. Potior nill entertain the Mod-frrti Prtwllla CTluh, FrUay afternoon. and Mrs.

J. W. Hnowden witl go to Terra Hauta to-inorrow to viit Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Koblnsrm. Maud and itlen Hs-nrer, who vixitad thir cousin, Mrs. William ITiomii, hava returned to New Aihany M. 8.

Innett and son Wlnton. who vlaitd Mr. and Mrs. Fran iiurn. bava returned to Mar-tinsvllia.

111. Jem Bourne has sons to Owen ounty, to visit his parents Mrs. F. M. Mlliw, Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Mullendore and daughter Oretchen, of Hops, who cams to attend the wttlninK cf Mts Grace OlUespls and Guy Miller, were the aursts of Mr. and Mrs.

William Heller this wtrk Chester Bullard will gy to Nsw Tork Tuesday, and from there to Panama, where hs will remain for several ani Mrs. William Baumhofer, of Poplar BluJT, who were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baumhoferj hare returned to Mrs. Lou Watson and daughters.

Mrs. W. O. riaaer and Miss Eva Watson, of Martinsville. tr the auests of Mrs.

John Nevlus and Mrs. hi. baker, this week W. Mercer and who visltel Mr. and Mrs.

Oerge Morrer, hnva returned to Mrs. Wliitsm H. Heed entertained thirty chil-oreri Tueslay afternoon tn honor of the seventh birthday anniversary of her daughter Martha. The house was decorated with ferns end carnations. Mrs.

Reid was assisted by Charlotte Tsylor. Mrs. James Lowder and Mrs. FYsjik Morris, who visited Mrs. OUs Car-miphael, hava returned to Blcomlngton.

Ruth went with them and Is visiting hr rrandmot her. Mrs. William Fmlth entertained at dinner Thursday In honor it Mrs. William Gudgel, of leputy. The other gueits were Mrs.

James Kloeher, Mra Mary Uudgel, Mrs. Llssle Stout. Mrs. Irvln Wiiklnscm and Mrs. Mnesrio Alice Welker and le XVeiker are the pruests of Mr.

and Mrs. K. Murphy in Olenwood. (hsrles Welker baa returned from rs. Charles Jaekman and daughter Ethel era the ruesta of relatives In Harry Miliar has returned from a visit to friends In Blanche Sanders entertained at dinner Sunday In honor of her brother.

J)avld, and children, of Valley Milld, and Miss Nora Black, of West Newton' Panders has returned from a visit to his aunt, Mrs. Charles Mattern, at Mr. and Mrs. R. V.

Tolls have returned from a visit to relatives at H. Klnker, of Brooklyn, and Mrs. Harold Nevln, of lUx-kvlUe, were the of Mrs. MUea Matth-ws and Mrs. Frank Keeler.

this week. Mrs. Hattle Msttbews and daughter Kate have gone to Brooklyn to spend several weeks with Mrs. Albert Miller and daughter are the g-ue-ts of Mr. and Mrs.

Benton Jheatl. at No.rast!e....Mrs. Epba Johnson en-trtalned at dinner Thurslay in honor of the Muxes Krs and Haxel Smith, Sparks, Allen sod Keller. Miss Cecil Mann has returned to f-t. Wary -of -the-Woods, after spending the fpring vacation witti Her parents.

Dr. and Mrs. I). Mann. Loft In Mann was the guest of frlen-it at West Newton this Benjamin WyKn, Is the gueat of his aunt, Mrs.

I loyd at and Mrs. Frederick Mertz entertained the Rev. and Mrs. 8. It.

Welker and Mr. and Mrs. Cliarles Norton at dinner, Tuesday. Minnie Brown has relumed from a visit with friends at NoblesvlUe. and Mrs.

Frank Lout have returned from Anderson. PLAINFIELD. Mrs. Saddler, of Carthage, has been the fuest of bar son, Wl.liam Wllmoth, and fara-y, this week. Mlaaea liattls Colbert.

nth I-ills and Albert Bariow, of the ttate Normal, at Terra Haute, spent Baturdsy and Hunny, with their parents, at this If. Carter, who has been, with his daunhter, Mrs. Edwin Lee. at Alliance, for the last fires months, has returned home. Rev.

F. Kanler, pator of the M. K. church, will rest a purer before the ministers' meeting, in I -Haii spoils, Monday. His subject wlj be Power of O.

W. wears nit In and daughter, MUiS Norrls. went ilarunsvllle yesterday, and will remain over as tba miet of Mr. and Mrs. John Mary Pike, of Clinton, Is vlslt-ln friends and relatives at this place.

axiJ Mrs. J. M. Barlow are vtelting their son at Cairo, and will also visit tilenls In Kentucky before returning Mattle li irney, cf Richmond, spent Friday and Saturday with Mrs. Guela Hornsy The Mlseas P.oee Crewe and Hattle Joaea, of Indianapolis, were the guesia of Mr.

and Mrs. O. W. Swear-enirin Stone and family, of Terra Haute, spent Saturday and Sunday with hi mother, M-s. Ellnabsth Stone.

Ethel ikan, of Monrovia, Is spending the week wlia her incle, I. A. Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. J.

F5. Carter, of West Indiana- roils, and Mrs. Baddier, of Carthsre, spent aster with Mr. and Mrs. William Ma.

Cair.ibeil, of Fpencer, and Mrs. J. j. Jewar, of lnd'anapolts. sja with their parents, Mr.

and hir. R. EUiis Miss Marie Jiol- cf Franklin College, Is eiending her vnce-ujn her rarents. Mr. and Mrs.

John lio. Rinda Rsinler, a udert of I.ji'auw Unlversltv school of muslo. Is vls.t-Tf h-r brother, the Rev J. F. Rainier, of Ki.

1. church, and will sing at both morniDsr and evening services to-morrow. W. Bell left Monday fur a ten cys' vimt with relatives In Tampa, of fan Jia. has been spend-In several days with bis daughter.

Miss Martha liunnlrutt, who Is teachlrg In Central Quarterly meeting will he held at tne A M. E. church to-morrow, with Quarterly conference Monday. mass meeting for men wed bJ held st the church to-morrow Foreiitn mary toci-ty cf the E. church met with l.rs.

G. Morgan, west of town, Wednesday afternoon A reception tn honor cf those Vrno hare recently united with the Baptist furch was given at the home of Mr. and Harrison In North Center treet. what is best each hour remedy which has won Well-Informed because 11 il Company, fded with the li' rtS. twh.

a 5 New York, N. THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1907. Tuesday Rev. P. Raldobaugh is at Cleveland, this week, attending tha meeting of the Hoard of Africa Industrial Mission, cf which he Is president.

am Stanley and family attended the funeral of his brother, at Sheridan, Friday. WUUam Boyd and children, of Cartersburg. visited her parents, Mr. an 1 Mrs. Harrison Hnfford.

this Hud ley spent Wednesday at CARMEL John A. la nest on. of Spencer, was the guest of hie parents, Mr. and Mra. William Uangston.

and family this week. John Teeter and little son George, tif Peru, were tha guests of Mrs. Teeter's parents, Mr. and Mra Wliiiam A. Hawkins, this week.

They left Tuesday for Sheridan to spend seversJ weeks with Mr. Teeter's ps rents Mr. and Mrs. Harvey tiller, of Noblesvilie, and Claudius Go IT, of Sheridan, were the guests of Mr. and Mra Thomas Roberts and daughter at lunch Sunday evening Charles Perisho and little son.

of Indianapolis, were guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Perisho, and family, this week Miss Esther Painter has returned to Richmond, where she la attending college, after spending her spring vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Thomas Painter, and daughter Frank Bowers, cartoonist on The Indianapolis News, will give a humorous lecture entitled "A I-ook on Cartoons and Cartoonists," at the Friends' church Friday evening.

The lecture is under the auspices of the Christian Endeavor Society and la tor the benefit of the ptano fund. The churches at NoblesvlUe will send delegatloua to ths lecture Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson Mom it gave their annual Faster dinner Sunday at their country home. The guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Roberta and family, of Westfleld; Mr. and. Mra Charles Brown and family, Mr. and Mra.

Arthur Stanley and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Roader and little son, Mr. and Mra.

Oscar Moffltt and little son, Mr. and Mra. Frederick Bristow and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roberts.

and Mrs. A'fred Langston. of Dublin; Mr. and Mrs. IX IS.

Langston and James Little, of Indianapolia were the guest of their -relatives. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Langston.

and family this week. Vune arson, or Arcadia, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Johnson and Raymond Johnson Sunday, and while here attended the Brun-son-Langston wedding. Anna Mills, of Dublin, bridesmaid at the Brunson-Langston wedding, was the gueat of her.

relatives, Mr. and Mra. Thomas Painter Miss Jennie Galea Glenn Rhoads and Samuel Bray, of Indianapolis, were the guests of Miss Mabel Morrow, of Indianapolis, at the home of her granoparents, Mr. and William Morrow, at dinner marriage of- Miss Elizabeth Brunson and Ira- S. Langston.

of i-uoiin. tooa place at the Friends' church Sunday evening, the Rev. Lewis McFarlan offi ciating, jiini a.nna Mills, of Dublin, waa maid of honor and Orville Brunson, of Richmond, best man. The bridesmaids were Miss Anna Vance, Miss Martha Newby and Miss Estelia Carr, and the ushers Raymond Johnson, John Stearns and Claudls Go ft. Mr.

and Mra Langston will bs at home at Dublin after May I. Jonathan Johnson was tne guest or Mr. and Mra. Newlln, of Irvlng-ton, Tuesday, Edward Collins and Bister, Mrs. Lee George.

of NoblesvlUe. and Mrs. Allen Myers attended the funeral of a relative at Broad Ripple Wednesday. Cash Myers and two daughters, of Indiana- polls, came Wednesday to spend several day wim tne rormer motner, Mrs. Jane Stephen-, son.

and daughters, the Misses Dove and Lula Stephenson. and Mrs. Claude Wilkinson attended memorial services at NoblesvlUe Sunday evening. The services were tor Mrs. Wilkinsons uncle, the Rev.

Mr. Sanders, who died In California mnA Raymond Langston were the guests of friends at Indianapolis this Gertrude ureen waa the rn of Mine Mary Roberts at dinner Sundsy The Ladles' Literary Club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Frederick Elliott at her country home. re Walter Day will read the concluding chapter of the club and Mra Dallas Crago, of Indianapolis, hava returned home after spending several days with their parents. Mr, and Mrs.

John Haines, and Mrs. Frank Rayle wss the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mra. William Puckett, and family this week. J.

Ttirhov -in leave Monday to attend the Northern Indiana Methodist Conference to ba held next week at Beaver Band will give a muHlcaJe at the Methodist church to-night under the auspices of the Ladles' Aid Society. bour for the church imu Friends church has been changed from 7 i.w ociocnr the evening services uii-b. cimer tiaaiey. ot liuisboro, came nere this week to live. NORTH INDIANAPOLIS.

Dr. William Gates, who spent the winter J5t'rsburg. waa the guest of Mr, snd Mrs. R. D.

Udell and other former neighbors here week. Mrs. Gates is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. In Kimmri LI.

AVorrall and daughter Clara, of Salt Lake City, Utah, were guests of the Rev. and Mra Charles L. Harper, this Week. The Rev. Mr.

Harper preached in -ritmiiieiu. mesnay evening, iie was accompanied by Richard H. Dick-en. who waa called to Arena. 111., on ajwiunt cf the death of bis father, tha Rev.

Jehue uicKcns, returned tiome Tuesday. Mra Dick ens returned home Sunday Tmn-na Frailer, of Newcastle, was the guest of Miss Bessie Sommers, this week Miss Mabel Dreyer, of Frankfort, spent Monday and Tues- cay wun nsr cousins, the Misses Dell and Halde Dreyer Mrs. Nellie Wnir Jullua of Whiten town, spent a few, days this wrta who ner sister, Mrs. Luther M. Dr.

J. 8. Simons, Henry McKlneey and F. L. Hnrwood, of Lyons, were the guests of Mr.

and Mra L. R. CHaver. this week 1ST Carpenter, of Centervllla, has come here to live, and will be at homu with Hattle and Lydla Manning and Mrs. Bmma narles Batchfield returned Mem-day from a week's visit with relatives in An derson end Rutsell Johnson, of is visiting ner daughters.

Mrs unarles iivsiw and Mrs. Charles liall 1 Causda, of Coff ey vllle, was the guest of his nW, Mra Thomas A- More an and Ai-ss vina Canada, Wednesday and Thursday, Mis. 11. F. Holllnesworth and children are the guests of relatives In Lebanon Mra Mary Gordon has returned from Lyons, and js inm guesi ot Mrs.

William Zimmerman. iuiam wnitbam entertained, Wednesday afternoon In honor of Stearns and dsughter Miss Anna, who will uexi weex ror MlOdietown. Bodlne, of RushvUlet who has been -the guest Of his Mra F. B. Stearns, has re turned home Mrs.

Walter H. Blddlecombe entertained the Minerva Club. Wednesday afternoon. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Anna Cora Ann Raber.

who Is teaching school In Westfleld, visited Mra F. T. Lolun and other former neighbors, this week, and returned to- her home in Lo- and Mrs. Hearschel Talbott. who spent Easter with Mrs: Talbott's parents, in Kanakakee, 111., returned home.

Wednesrlnv. Ch tries Stulta entertained the Social Dozen Club Thursday afternoon. Tha next meeting will be at the home of Miss Frederick Sillery. The club members will entertain for their busbanda Thursday evening, at the home of Dr. and Mra M.

M. Houee, 1714 College and Mrs. Samuel Davis and son Robert, who spent a month with Mr. Davis's rarents, In Jamestown, returned home this Nonpareil Club adll meet with jvjra John S-hoaf. Jibo Northwestern avenue.

Thursday afternoon Willis R. Jones and Emma L. Sutter were married Wednesday at p. m. at tnetr nome.

sto w. Twenty-sixth street oy tne nev. Harper. Mrs. Elisabeth Carr entertained the Current Tonics Club TueJuy evening.

Mr. Hazelrlirg wss 111 and could not read his paper. Mr. F. T.

Lotlln substituted, with a paper on "Progress of Manufacturing Industries In Indiana." The rext meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Brown.

R. Dewees will read a paper on "Municipal Eva Tucker entertained twenty young people at ciock niner weonesday Mil-tin Sommers, of Whltestown, spent Tues- cay wit.a nis oauKtiter Mrs. Llna Morran, i .1 11 BRIGHTWOOD. Mary Miller returned" to-day from a weeks visit with her sister, Mra Joeph Wolf, In and Mra Fred Moore and son Harry have returned from a visit with Mrs. Moore's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. V. Cones, in Clermont. W.

8. Davis and children are visiting relatives in and Mra John Miller and eon Dale are visiting Mra Miller's parents, Dr. snd Mrs. J. C.

Driver, at Atleate C. B. Densmore, of Ashley, la the gVt of hi parents, Mr. and Mra Pamuel p.ay Armstrong, of Nashville. has returned home after a visit, with lit.

and Mrs. Thomas and Purdy, ef Chicago, 111., are the guests of Mra Pur-dy'e skiers, the Misses Etta and Lydia Morton Marlon Hlvs No. 16, Ladies of the Maccabee, will meet In Its lodge-room In North istatlon strt-et. Tueadav afternoon and be entertained by ladies Nel.le Marshall Grace Stanley, Moll'e Wuendt and S. Stanley.

and Mrs. A. C. Harrls.n entertained st dinner Sunday for Mr. Harrison mother Mrs.

1 Mary Harrlon, of Kortvllie. Sixteen guests were present. Anvmg the guents were rs. Eliza lianns, of Fortvllle. and Frank Harrison.

of Noblrsvtile Mrs. William "Butterbaurh entertained the members of the looralco Club and their friends with a fare well reception Tuesday evening. Cards were the principal feature of entertainment. Mr. and Mrs.

liutterbaurh will leave for El Paso, soon. and Mra. a Seaman and sons liarry snd Keneth have returned from Seymour, wh-re they visited Mrs. S-aman's nter. Mra Thomas Shedrick A.

C. Miller, of Bhlledslphia, and Jacob Kleitx, of Wilmington, 1W-, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mre. WUUam O'Nejl, have returned home. Mrs.

Wliiiam O'Nelt' left thts week frr Marysvllle, Kas. On her return she will be accompanied by her mother. Mrs, A. J. Reed," who will come here to The members of the Zln Bone Club were entertained Tue.day evening by the Misses Marparet and Nellie Devera The next meeting will ba held at the home of Mlas Macle Deem, la North Brightwood avenue.

Tues-dsr evening, April 16.. Kstherine Hell will give ht-r first vocal recital In the Hr1ht- wood Hall. Friday evening John C. Dehn has returned from Mansfield. where he visited his father.

John L. Dehn Mra Cal- v.n Burch and daughter Miss Ethel are In visiting hr son. Lee Bunch, who is attending Purdue Vr.lversity. They will ale v1-lt hir. and Mra John Keller, formerly ef this place Mr.

ard Mrs. IL B. Chloe and daughter Bernice have returned from a visit wim Mr. and Mra. I.

F. St. John In I'ntoa City Mra CharKa Galiipher, son Arthur and daughter Mary Agn, of Terra Haute, are the guests of Mrs. Thomas Mc-Kenna and Mrs. James MesealL Mra Mary Mescall has returned from a visit in Terrs lindergott has returned from a visit In lit Carmel, Mrs.

I D. Brooks entertained eighteen friends at dinner Sunday Mra William Birk entertained a number of friends with a party Thursday lateninz In honor cf Mr. Btri's birthday an niversary. Tthel" Daugherty la visiting ner sister, Mra samuei ritsgeraia. tn ia- fayette The Ladles' Social Circle of the Congregational church, held Its monthly tea at the home of Mra Charles Meadows.

Friday afternoon. Wright, of Crmw-fordsvtlle. wae the gueat of Mr. and Mra Henry Allen, this Oldrldge gave a recital Wednesday evening at hie home. He was assisted by Mlsa Myrtle Gettys, of uncle.

IRVINQTON. The Mlseee Iura and Ruby Parker hava re turned from a visit at Greenfield. and Mra. Lesley and daughter Ruth, who were the guesta of Mrs. F.

E. Mataon have returned to their home at Mansfield. Alice Butler and Mies Ada Btcktng. who apent several days with Mra Amos Butler, have returned to lncennee. Miss Margaret Blcktng has returned to her home at August Jutt te visiting at Columbus, T.

Howe left, Tuesday, for Cincinnati, to attend the Congress of Disciples Mr. and Mra Franklin Hoyt are spending vacation week In the East. and Mra Virgil Glng and children, or Evansvllle, are visiting their Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority gave a theater party Wednesday afternoon. In honor of the Misses Madge Brokaw and Katharine Ltttell. The party included the Misses Elisabeth and irma Susanna Davis.

Luclle Carr, Elizabeth Whtteeides. Marguerite Watson. Edna Wink. Marie Howald. Helen Brown, Edna Huggina and Bernice Mrs.

E. J. Had ley and daughter Clara are spending a few day at Brigieport Mra Bigelow, of Terre Haute, visited her daughter. Miss Jane Bigelow at Mra James Braden 8 this Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Johnson, of Cleveland, 0.. visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson this week. Mrs.

Albert Blessing of Columbus, spent Wednesday with Miss Emma Sam uel Moore, of Brazil, visited his aunt. Mrs. George W. Moore, this week Miss Henrietta Morrison gave a party at Brenneke Tuesday evening, for a number of the college young people. Ruth DeHaae will give a dinner, thts evening, at her home, entertaining twelve of the eolleire Miss Grace Weaver, of Sclrclevllle.

visited her Mra George Russell, 'this Lena pike has returned from a visit at Greenfield. and Mra Henry Burt, of Jeff ersonvl lie, were the guests of Mr. and Mra. Ellsha Carr. this L.

J. Klngsley and daughter, of Blnghampton. N. are visiting B. J.

Ter The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. B. 8.

Conner and daughter, of Knlghtstown. visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Conner this week. They will go to North Salem to live, Mr. Conner having accepted a call from the Christian church at that Misses Minnie Wink, of Knlghtstown. and Edith Longley, of NoblesvlUe. have returned home after a visit with Mrs.

J. L. Hunter. W. E.

M. Hackle-man has returned from a visit with her parents at Lafayette. Mr. Hackleman has gone to the Indian Territory to sing at an evangel Istlc Mrs. N.

E. Atkinson and grandson, Howard, and Miss Belle Murphy hava returned from Wabash. officers and teachers of the Christian Sunday-school had a "spread," Tuesday night. In the church parlors Mr. and Mrs.

Marlon Van Sickle gave a family dinner Sunday. The guests from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Van Sickle, of Juliette, and Mr. and Mrs.

Reagan, of Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, or Georgetown. will come next week to at tend the. wedding of their sister, Mlas Edith Ulsen.

to Earle Lawson. CUMBERLAND. Mra Andrew Wltte spent several dars with her son Albert, who la attending school at Elmherst. 111.... Professor Linton gave an In teresting lecture on bis travels In Palestine and Egypt Saturday night In the M.

B. Tenie Snyder, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mra Henry Snyder, for the last two weeks, returned to fprlng valley Arthur of Terre Haute, spent Saturday wjth Mra. Miller. Misses Julia and Elsie Wright and their brother Charles, of the are visiting their aunt.

Mrs. WUUam Fye, this week. and Mra. Henry Wlese and family were the guests of Mr. and Mra Christian leaa Sunday Miaa Pearl Scott, of Green field, la visiting Miss Elsie Tlaue this week.

Emma Hasseld Is in Richmond this week visiting Mra Kthel Harvey Hamilton entertained the Aid toclety or the Baptist church. Thursday aft Thomas, of the elty, was tne guest of his brother Earner and Mrs. Thomas on Sunday. John McConnell entertained her mother, Mra Foley, Mra. Hayes and Mra Martin, ef the city, at dinner David Oswald and Mrs.

Warrenburg, of the city, were rueats of Mra. Ira Oswald Sunday. Fannie Sherring. cf Maxwell, spent Friday with Mra Harvey Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Hamilton visitea tne latter mot ner. Mrs. Stevens, In Greenfield Sunday and Mrs. Joseph juuenanan, or the city, were guesta of Mr. and Mra George Huntington Sunday.

Mrs. Buchanan remained part of the John Stutsman and her daughter Cleo. ex pect to go next week-to spend a few months among her children la the eastern part of the State and In Ohio. FTye and her son Arthur spent Mondar In Ruahvllle Mr. and Mra.

Garland Stutsman have moved to tne city. will be an entertainment In the school house at Gem this evening. The program win consist or a comlo play by amateurs and "an "Old Maid's Miss Anna Kemper, of Acton, waa the guest of Mra F. W. Wlese Tuesday and Mra Charles Gale entertained a number of relatives from the city Misses Hazel Shepherd, Elsie Tlgue and Pearl Scott attended the matinee at Indianapolis Tuesday afternoon.

Joseph McConnell. who has bean visiting his rarents, has returned to Terre Haute. wilt be a concert in the assembly hall of the school building Thursday evening under tha direction of Mre. H. J.

Hankemeler. Numbers will also be furnished by professlonala from the city and there will be an address by the frknclpal of the high school. Professor Lin-on. The proceeds will be used to pay Mra Hankemeler for her 'service as teacher of muslo In the schools this will be preaching in the Baptist church to-morrow morning and evening by the regular pastor, the Rev. Mr.

Coulter. a HAUGHVILLE. Mrs- M. Morgan and daughters Paulina and Alta, of Greenwood, who were here to attend the Slrapson-Dodson wedding, hava returned home. and Harry White have returned from a visit with friends at Mr.

and Mia. 11. K. Paxton have returned from Louisville, where they visited relatives. and Mra S.

G. McGovney and daughters have returned from a visit to Eleanor Cashmaa returned to her school at Oldenburg, Monday. Rebekab Degree Lodge will have a social evening Tuesday night, when the degree will be given. Luny, of Osgood, and -Leonard Jenkins, visited John Jenkins and family this Minnie Sherrard returned from Huntington Monday, where ahe visited Mrs. Grace Cllne Mrs.

Franklin Collester entertained a number of friends at dinner Miss Mabel Model Ian, of Crawfordsvllle, la the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ida McClellan A number of friends surprised Miss Pearl Shuch Thursday Mra. John Sears and Lon San ford, of iiiiwniington, wno were tne guesta or Mrs. O. Woodmansee.

have returned to their Mrs. Eugene Culllty, of Ely, Is the guest ef her sister, Mrs. Frank Mr. and O. D.

Nash, who spent a few days at nave Mrs. Hannah Gilbert, of Brownsburg. -is visltina Mrs. John Dombroski Mrs. Rufus Elbln is visiting her parenta air.

ana Airs. Jonn Eills. at Brownsburg. Murphy, of Brownstown, Is the guest of bis grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

O. Woodmansee The Misses Minnie and Sadie Schape. spent Easter at Clermont, where, they Visited Clara Foud George Howe and daughter Kate bare returned from a visit with friends at Dan Sarah Harbison returned to her school at St. Mary-of-the Woods, Tuesday, after spending the Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Harbison. Julia Holmes, of Newcastle, visited Mrs. Ernest McQulnn thts week Mrs. John Pullen has returned from Martinsville, where she visited her and Mre. John Hurst and little daughter, of Windsor, 111, Visited Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Schuck, this week. Eva Hlller, of Muncle. who was the guest of Mra McQulnn, has returned to her home. Angle Sullivan, who spent the Easter vacation with her parents, MY.

and Mra. Frank Sullivan, returned Wednesday to her school at Oldenburg. BROAD RIPPLE. Miss Mabel' Heady Is the guest of her sisters. Mra V.

Hummel and Mrs. C. J. Schula. of Mr.

and Mrs. A. W. Cotton spent Sunday with their son, John Cotton, and family, of Old Frank Weddell, of Medora. spent this week with Mr.

and Mra Cyrus Goea Hacker spent Sunday with Mr. and Thomas Stern, of North Miss Ruby Myers and Miss Laura Wells, of Greenwood, were the guesta of Mr. and ifrs. Joseph Ferguson tlws week. Emma El-ler spent Wednesday with her brother, Elmer Applegate, of NoblesvlUe.

Grayce Fox, of Crooked Creek, spent Wednesday wttn'Mtst Grayce Sheets Charles Fsrgueon was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mra Thomas Ferguson, Sunday. DeVor, of Indianapolis, and the Misses Edna Heaton and Ielia Hartman. of Nora, were entertained Wednesday evening by Mra E. E.

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cotton apent yesterday w-ith Mr.

and Mra Lincoln White, of Au- gust a Mrs. Cyrus Goss sr.i broiher, Frank weddell. spent Monday with Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Weddell.

of Indianapolis. Orpha Sheets and Mrs. Ralph Jennings were the guests of Mra Harry Mesersmlth. Mra W. Heady was the guet of her sister, Mrs.

George Wheeler, of NoblesvlUe. Mias Ruby ifyers and Miss Laura Weila of Greenwood, spent Wednesdsy with Mrs. Mary Flack Mrs. Mildred Frailer was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

John W. Ferguson Mr. ar.d Mra Fred Probst and Mrs. William Rosenstlhl were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Eacret. of Indianapolis, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Snyder went Wednesday, to O.rclevllle, where they were calied on account of the death of Mr. Snyder's mother Mrs.

Charles Silvey la via! ting In Illinois. New Crop of Burial, Association. Under the new law permitting the or ganization of burial associations. It Is probable that a new crop will spring tip, When Warren BIffler was State Auditor he compelled all of such associations to go out of business or tried so to do. One company, th headquarters at Green f.eld.refnsed persistently, although about nrty Jotnera went out ot Dusiness temporarily at least.

These will probably all e-prin? up after the acts are published, for their rcanization la authorized. WILL PERMIT AGE1ICY COMPABV ORGAIUZATIO AUDITOR ANSWERS QUERY OF THE LIBERAL LIFE. STATEMENT OF CONDITIONS In letter written to John It Ter- hune, president of the Liberal Life In surance Company, of Anderson, State Auditor John Blllhelmer takes the position that hla department will permit the organisation of corporate agency companies to take over that end of the life Insurance business that concerns itself with the selllns of the contracts. The question of agency companies has been a live lsaue ever since the failure of tha old State Agency Company, which was tne selling: corporauon of the suite Lire insurance Company. The committee which Investigated the Indiana Ufa Insurance companies made strong rocom-mendUons against permltUng such ajrencies to exust In connection with life Insurance companies.

This recommendation waa embodied In the bill before the last Legislature, supported byj the administration, and It waa largely because this prohibition was left out of the bill that passed that the Governor vetoed the. measure when It came to him for action. In the letter which Auditor Billhelmer wrote to President Terhune. he explains that he will permit the organizaUon and operation of agency companies whers such agencies are entirely independent of the company that the agency may represent, and where the officers and directors of the life company have no interest, directly or Indirectly, in the agency company. In other words, under the Auditor's ruling there la nothing to prevent the or ganlzation and operation of an agency company substantially similar to tne old btate Agency Company.

ASK A LITTLE MORE TIME. Life Companies Do Not Wish to Drop Special Contracts Abruptly. It I understood that the State Life, the Reserve Loan Life Insurance Company, tha Hoosier State Life Company and ths Majestic Life hava asked the Auditor to postpone the talcing effect of his demand that they cease writing special contracts and commuted premium policies. In his original letter, sent out on March 13, he aemanaea tnat tha companies cease issuing such policiea by AprU 15, and de manded that they notify him of this in tention by Arrll The Meridian Life and Trust la understood to have written the Auditor that it would discontinue writing these contracts at any time other companies were re quired to. ine etate Lire Das not written a formal reply to the Auditor as yet, but the officers, at a conference with the Auditor yesterday, are said to hava asked for a little more time.

As the result of these requests It Is thought that tha Auditor will postpone the taking effect of this order until June 1 or JuiyI. providing, however, that tne postponement Is for the purpose of permitting old series of such contracts to be filled out, and not permitting new series to be started. In case a series la filled out before that time, that company Is to cease writing these policies, and in any event will have to cease on the date finally set. -The fact that this chantro will mean an entire readjustment by some of the com panies is given as the reason ior neea Insr more time. Their rate books, estl mates and literature will all have to be made over, and some of the agency con-, tracts rewritten.

In view of these facts, it seems pretty certain that more time win do gran tea. One Effect of Dean One result, of the application of the Dean schedule In Indianapolis will be the bettering of Are risks down In the con gested districts. In all probability. The Dean schedule carries increases on tha downtown risks, and the owners of such risks, rather than pay the increases, will be anxious to get as mucn or a reduction by credits under the new schedule as possible. I In order to get these credits, the owners of the buildings will make various improvements needed, from an Insurance standpoint.

One. buildine that carried a rate of S2.26 before the application of the Dean schedule was raised to je.zi, by tne Dean acneauie as the building stood. After the projection up, through the roof of a fire wall, separating the back part of this building from that of the building adjoining, the rate waa reduced to J2.22, a little less than the original rate before the Dean schedule was established. a. Will Carry Out Special Contracts.

J. E. Klllen. secretary of the Indiana National Life, which within the last week relnaured the Central Union life, says the Indiana National will take care ot all of the special contracts that the Central Union has issued. Practically all of its business Is special contract business.

It Is probable that sneclal contracts will be issued until April lo. The Indiana National itself never issued aucb. policies. Stockholders to! Meet April 30. D.

Renlck, president the Central Union Life Insurance Company, baa sent ut to all of the policy holders of that company a letter telling thern of the proposed reinsurance In the Indiana National Life and calling a meeting for April 10. This is in accordance with the law requiring such notice to be sent, and will not affect the consolidation of the two companies, which, as a matter of practical fact, has already been made. Insurance Notes. The meeting of the Indiana Nest'of the Blue Goose has been changed from April 13 to AprU IS. i a W.

Barnes, Insurance commissioner of Kansas, haa made a ruling that he will not license a general or local agent for an insurance company ef any kind unless be Is a resident and citizen of Kansas. The Lafayette Life Insurance Company, of Lafayette, is making arrangements to enter the Southern field, with headquarters at Birmingham, Ala, a. Itongh Notes, the local Insurance publication, carries the following paragraph this week: H. Lullng. former State superintendent ef Insurance tn Kansas, will have charge of the field agents in Kansas for the new Great Western JJfo Insurance Company, which Is being organized in Kansas City by Samuel Quinn and A.

O. Van Lanlngham, formerly of the State Life.1 Mr. Lullng came here to Investigate the State Life before the reorganization, and his report was a complete vindication of the company in all of Its business, including its connection with O. L. Van Lanlngham, of State Agency Company fame.

4 The Intermediate Life- Insurance Company of Evansville, formerly conducted as a mutual company, has lepn reorganized on the stock plan, with a capital of $15,000. Originally It was an assesnmett company. a The Alfred M. Best company has issued a special report on the San Francisco losses and settlements of the 243 institutions Involved in the earthquake and fire. Piles Gored at Homo by (low Absorption r.lGtiiod If you suffer from bleeding, itching, blind or protruding Piles, send me your address and will tell you how to cure yourself at home by the new absorption treatment, and will also send some of this home treatment free for trial, with references from your own locality if requested.

Immediate relief and permanent cure assured. Send no money, but tell others of this offer. Write to-day to Mrs. M. Summers, Box Notre Dame, Ind.

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