The Huntington Herald from Huntington, Indiana • Page 3

4 v. and vvr ibAvf Drawing Roow ClubMrsi WUllam Frederick street (Bra lilngl) Ji 4 r' 'Class of' the Ciatiril Christian Church Miss Edna. 'Oak' ttreeti (Evening.) 1 Independent Otter of Foresters Regular meeting and lnltiatlbn; Dozen Cooking Club iMrt. William; Wagner and Mn. Prank Bt at Wagner's home.

Bait Mi Club Mrs. Hint Cap pella, 754 EaatMarket street'. (Even Ing Trt; Kippa'sluUs Helen Waiter, North Jefferson street' (Evening.) 'K. and l. of I61J F.f J.

641 Bast Franklin street ImjorfantJf YV: WE ON 58D AY. i church. Froebei Club Alfred Grimes, SSS Jefferson street ('After i Goodwin Division No. .19 of the' O. I.

to L. E. Regular meeting at 2:20 o'clock. 1 Pyxye CrowdJ Mrs. Young, Poplar street; (Evening.) j.

'i C'ofte Club Mrs A. A. Dalley, West Matilda street (Afternoon.) Li A. to'' R. Initiation and regular toeeilng.

2:80 first. Mothers Club Mrs. M. ThonuyjptaaaJrnueAJterapon.) rEurekaCircle 'Mrs. W.

A. Thalls. 703 noop.) AltroisUc fCell er, lt' Etst Franklin street' (After 'neon.) Be noflt Dancer Elks" haJX'l WedneaV Literature Mrs Ed rigeriik atwf: (Aft ernbon.r f. Industrious Birthday Club Mrs. Wlllfsin Bucher and Mrs." Ed Walburn tt 'Bucher home, .137 Warren street THURSDAY.

Sevtnk Circle German Lutheran Church Mrs. John Quethler, North Lafontaine street (Afternoon.) Bridge ClubMrs. Wallace Grays ton Cast Market street (Afternoon.) Ladiea' Bible' Class First Presbyterian Church rs. A. Weber, Bcuth Jefferson street' (Afternoon.) B.

ot L. F. and Regular meet T. A. Club Mrs.

'Arthur Brovn, Ogan Afternoon.) The Prlsctlla Embroidery Club Thursday evening wltb laur E. flhankt Knrth fiullfhrtl trt Martha WashingniqpfVrpX ter, Martin, uterry street Alter 'r A'Volante Club Joseph'' Car rol, .431 West Matilda atreet (Eye CTub Mrs" George rFannlng, (Afternoon'.) Primrose Embr6derr Club Mrs H. M. youD'g 712.Et Washjnston street (Afternoon.) t'v 'Afternoon Tea heater, 74 South Jefferson 0,. X' Olria Jiias Mildred Hildei brandy.

Henry street (Evening.) Daughters of Rebekah I. O. 'F. haD; Members" Jilght XT. FRIDAY.

''V. Woman's Missionary Society. rresbyterlan" church, Mrs. J. C.

men and MlssShnma McGrew'host esses. (Afternodk) i Subscription Dance fJIksV hll at "7 Misstpnary Secity. of First Chris tl.an. i Church. Jfrs.

Lucy Rlchwlne, Boutkr Lafontaine (Afternoon.) C. W. B. i Mrs.Mllp FeigMner, i Henry street a Afternoon t. 0 Woman's FoAlgfi.

Missionary 8oci etyr Lectare Room, M. E. church, 1:30 ''V. Missionary Society, Mra. Frank Jackson, 606 Whltelock atreet 1:30 2.

f. 1 ATU DAY Shaktspeare Club Miss Mary ICox.JNorthLLfbntaineLstreet:.(After noon.) 1 Travelers' C'ob Mrs. Brod bck, Guilford street (EVenlng.) Penny Suppers Central' Christian church, .5. jIU 2 J. l.

At bar home oi Nortn Jefferson street Mohday siternood, Miss Helen hostess at a very delightful meeting of the members' of the; Brl'dg' club: Miss OpaJ Souors proved'tbe winning player, and at 'thel eioss ue arternooa, tne noetess serwd dainty refreshments. 'fir. The Independent Order of Foresters will hold regular meeting and initiation Tuesday evening at the Beck hal.l.Other business of importance will be" transacted And all membera are Purged 'to 'attend." Woman' Foreign Missionary Socj'ety of the" J. chnrcb will bold jnefcting Friday afternoon ar" 2 :30 the lecture, room of the chard MA; Frank Jackmon of Whltelock street wiU be hostess at a meeting of pie members of the, Missionary 'id ety wrf the B. church Friday after oooh at, 2:30 Alfred drim.es.will.'be hostess ft meeting of the members of 'the froebel club 'Wednesday afternoon at her bome on South Jefferson street The of F.

and E. will hold meeting 'Tbursday evening. A Personal Members of the Ladies Bible class of the First Presbyterian church will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A. Weber at her home, Jefferson; street V'.

Miss will entertain members of class 21 of the Central Christian Sunday school at an "April party Tuesday evening at her home on North ak street. 0 Mr. Arthur Brown of Ogan avenue will entertain the members of the T. A. club Thursday afternoon The meeting was postponed from' last week owing to the A' Tuesday evening at her home on Frederick street Mrs.

Dear worth will be hostess to the members of the Drawing Room club. VfV At her home; on East, Market street Thursday afternoon, Wallace Grayston will be hostess to the members of her bridge whist club. V' Members, of. the C. B.

M. will meet, with "Mrs. Milo' Feightner Friday afternoon at her home on Henry' atreet 'y, The Goodwill Division, No. 19 of the G. A.

to B. ot E. will hold regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. i. Knights and Ladles of Honor 2612, will meet Tuesday evening at the home oTMrs.

F. J. Pashong of 541 Bast. Franklin street Business of importance will be transacted. The' meeting of.

the UR.cluh. has been postponed until the "evening ot Tbursday, April 10. The German Lutheran Church Sewing Circle will meet Thursday afte'r rnoon with Mrs. John Quethler on North Lafontaine street. regular monthly congregation supper will be given Wednesday evening at the Presbyterian church.

Regular meeting of the I A. to B. of 'R. T. Wednesday afternoon.

PERSONAL MENTION R. A. Sparks of Osslan was a business caller In 'Horse eollarsjor spring worK A1J I sixee. Fit ler Co Flnley returned to his home In 'Peru Monday. MlsyCora Kocher has returned fromwib'asaj where sh has" been acpny a nurse for the past week.

Qice 14ts on East State street for Mle W. T. Brlant 71110 Miss Mary' Caswell left Tuesday for Washington. D. to resume her studies.1 Mra Nathan has gone to the home; ner son, Harry Flnley.

who resides at 'Peru. v.Mr. and' Mrs. J. Myers and daughter of were guests' of Huntington friends Monday.

VH. W. Stahlder returned to this city from Fort Wayne. Tuesday, having been detained there' a week. Miss Anna Rhoadea has returned from a' week's Yisit with relatives and friends at Marion.

Sl. H. Bollette has returned to his work at Frashs' store after several weeks' absence; because' 'tf Mr. and Daniel Paul and. sop of.

Lancaster township were business callers in Huntington Monday. Miss Josephine Cox and her niece of Indiana polls are spending the week at Miss Cox's, home in this city on North Lafontaine street Mias Elsle KlagS of Chicago has returned to her home after spending several days in this city, as the guest of Miss Flora Burns. Fritz Glass has. returned to this city from Columbus, Ohio, where he has been spending: the past week with relatives "and friends'. Wllilam Krelg of Lancaster" town Perry Tuesday morning to visit with his sister in law and v'.

Miss Gertrude JIayden Indianap olis a guest of Miss June Pro vines Monday, en route to her home after: a visit In Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. G. S.

Fabl, who have been visiting relatives at Hayden since Easter, have sent word to Hun inaton relatives that th "would r. turn to this city Tuesday. Mr. and' Mrs. William Fahl have re turned to their heme at Strlngtown Mr.

apd.Mrs. Fabl forced to move from their home and have been visiting with thel? daughter, Mra. Fred' on atreet. Mrs. Horace Kiracofe and son Melville and Miss; Anna.

Kublman acoom panied Master Fred Zurbach who hai been visiting relatives in this city for some time, to his bom in Fort Waynes Miss Oiiva Wilson baa closed her term of school; in Warren township and left Tuesday for ber borne in Au burn. After a. few. weeks' visit with her parents will go to' Terrs' Haute to; resume ber studies at the normal schooL'i' 1 Miss Agnes Bckman of' South Jef ferson street is in receipt of news of the death of Mr. Friend of Peru.Mlss Eckman visited with the daughter' of on Easter returning1 to ber home in this city Monday after.

Miss; Eckman feel that she was fortunate in leaving that city when he dfd. the home in which she visited being entirely wrecked by the Friend was aa occupant of the rescue boat which orerturssd i Lee Kahn speBt Tuesday Pen, M. Langston JackBpn town shlp spent, la H.unngtop:' Milan, Garber of this, city waa business; 7callr in Wabas' Tuesdsy. Frank Cecil' Brown's' "Corners1 spent Tuesday tbls cit'y: Mrs. Lee Kahn spent.

TueslJay Wabash, relatives and Mrs. mgle Powell visited vrltb" Wabash relatives' 'f 'V Henry Freel i of township was a business caller Huntington Y. and Mrs. Frank Keefer Un ion township' spent Tuesday with Huntington; Cbarles Tbomaa of Union' township was a business caller; In this city Tueaday. tr't Jsmes Settleraeyer of Jackson township spent in Hunting ton on business.

Mr. and MrsJ, Andrew of near Markle were Huntington callers en business' Tuesday. Jacob Riggers of Dallas township spent Tuesday In Huntington on bus iness. Mr. and Mrs.

Enos A. First became the parents. 'of a daughter Tueaday morning. 'Attend B. "of I and bill Thursday, April .3 at Eagles hall.

Tickets 50c. Ladles free i 7St3 Miss Catherine, and George Ness of Salamonle. township spent Tuesday with' Huntington Frank Shull, Tecumseh Nichols and Henry Swartx 6t Whitley county were business callers in this city Mrs. O'Conner has 'returned from Terre Haute. where, she spent a week a a guest of.

her daughter, who attends school there, The students of the Boston Academy" of Music call now at regular hours for lessons. 'Frank Kindler, jtescben Daniel Rosette of Warren township left Tuesday afternoon "tor to look after the' welfare; of some relatives who are. reported endangered by the Hoods. 2 Mrs. Harry Charters has returned.

io her home In Crestline, 'Ohio, after several weeks' visit at the home of Iter parents. Mr. and Mrs. "GUI, of Taylor street treatment for dandruff and falling hair. Absolutely guaranteed, at It Verne Tumbleson moved his household foods Tuesdsy from the Dr.

Tav inger farm In Lancaster township to the Charles LInlnger farm In Clear Creek township. Mrs. E. W. Poor of Culver.

and Mrs. Margurette Allerton of Fort Wayne, who have been visiting' Mr. and Mrs." J. R. Myers, have returned te tneir homes.

4 H. Mviri fiM imrrift hi noi freight. bpUBe back to, his old trade of painting 'and paper hanging; D. ormerly coun y.re(MHe4r;uCedaJlim,.A I A. Greenmad 'or the company yseeived word Tuesday from Marlon' oT the illness of his father.

Rev, Rev. Greenman was. at one time pastor of the M. E. church this Wty He is In his W.

fiuscard aged man who removed' from la home on Her the' liver, bank last Tuesday Cbecaus(l( of Hish water and Ukeh. tq the. home' of a' son, Pearl Buazard on Walnut, street way, taken back home 1n the Bailey ambulance Tuesday. TAXPAYERS ARE SLOW MAKING SETTLEMENTS The storms and floods of the last two weeks the spring paying of taxes yery much, according to Deputy Treasurer E. E.

Gill. Monday the taxpayers of the County paid In about 1700 In as; the time limit is only four weeks way, Mr. GUI looked to And how much had been paid on the' corresponding day; a year ago. He fpund there waa a difference of 12,800 In favor of 1313. 'Because of the delay attaches of the office, look for one the worst final rushes of taxpaylng.

that they have ever Receipts have all been written' and theiewUflie Nothing to do to the money and stamp but evW this takes time. Felie re That Sore THOAT NOW WITH MTJSTEROLE MU8TEROLE bring quick and blessed to the sore; throat and leaves a delicious 'feeling of' ease and comfort .:2.. Is a clean, white ointment mad with oil of Poh simply rub Hon. No platter seeded. Better than a mustard plaster and positively does hotblister.

Doctors and "nurses, frankly recom mend MTJ9TEROLV. It is used in large At your druggist's in IJc and 50c Jara, ftad apeelal largo hospltaf sise for. I3.6Q.; Accept no substitute. If your drug gist cannot supply you, send 35c or 60e to the MUsterole Company; Cleveland, Ohio, and we will send you 'a jar, postage prepaid." George Moslar, Martinsbur. iW.

'IMusterole Just Jne.v and it an relief; for Inflamed throat and palp in the It's the best thing I have eevr tried." HATCHET SUBMERGED; GOURT IS DELAYED Suit of Simons Beyer Bros. Is Deferred until Next Term. JURY BET TO 3uners Wnor Hatterg Taken by Ceart as End of Tern il 9 vrws Aear. Because an old broken hatchet was soroewehere'ln the Beyer Bros, pack ling, plant during the high water, the damage suit, or muip eunons against the firm of Beyer has been stricken from the court calendar, for this term and cannot be beard for several'; weeks. And thereby, the flood comes in for blame from a new source.

The. ease was to be heard In the latter part of lsst week and letters had been sent to Jurors of the regular panel to be on hand, but many of the letters 'have not reached their destinations because of Irregular rural. mall The hatchet' in question is the used by Simons when piece of steel is alleged to nave broken off and struck him in the eye, destroying the sight As the building was surrounded by water to a depth of several feet It was' Impossible to enter the place and find this important article, which was to be used as evidence. The esse will be heard next term: Sarah A. Renbarger Monday filed suit for divorce from her husband, John A.

Renbarger. She charged cruel and Inhuman treatment and failure to provide, i Immediately after the filing, showing for. an allowance was made In' the circuit court and. the. defendant was ordered to.

pay ,33 a week beginning April 7 and lu for attorney's fees. The case of Jacob Dick vs. John P. et an injunction pro ceedings to' keep the city from dumping garbage on the Stoffel farm has been dismissed, at the cost of the city. Prosecutor Otto.

Krelg will to make Investigation in four divorce cases and file answers according to orders of the circuit court Monday morning. They are as Mary Swafford vs. Lafayette Swafford, Nan sy Smith vs. Roscoe Eliza Foust Howard' Foust, and Grace! Espich vs. John Bsplch.

case Molile Hefner, execu rtix At the will ot Charles Hefner against Joseph Huber was taken from the docket Monday morning by the court sustaining the motion of the defendant for Judgment; on the verdict In, the: case of 'John Clayton against Laban Wamsley, the case dismissed at Wamsley 's expense, It ap pearing that he had paid the note which caused the litigation after the suit had. been. filed. A changer of venue was granted in the case of Joan C. Curtis, receiver of the C.

B. ft C. against the Chicago ft Erie 'railroad, a damage suit, and thevoause ls sent to the Whitley circuit court, wjth. twenty, days granted to make the change. Iif divorce' suit of Llllle E.

Gates against Henry Gates, the de j. 4, a 4. j. j. 4 4 4 4.

FOR FLOOD 4 4 The rooms of the Commercial and evening and all applications be made to them. Any citizen assistance should 'make It their everyone realize that the help Culb will be open during the day fo'r relief of flood sufferers should knowing of anypersonlnneed ot duty to report, the case at once. 4 given at this time is not charity 4 4. and these should be no hesitancy on the part of any one needing 4 4. help to ask and accept from the generous supply now In the hands 4.

4. of the Commercial Cliib for 4. 4 V. Wo want to take care of our own people flrst, and then help 4. 4: others.

1 4 THE COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION. 4 bv' J. W. Caswell, Pres. 4.

4. 4 TEACHEH EXAMinATION REXT SATURDAY DELAYED BY FLOOD Asnirants teachers1 licenses were disappointed Saturday when they 'weared at the office of County Superintendent Fundsrljurg and were informed, that examination be held "Tjhe 'delay was caused by the failure of; the questions to arrive' from; the state 'departmerit Mr; Funderburg received the following, letter Monday from Superintendent Gresthouse which explains tha wn arrlvarof 2'? 2 2' aeceunt of the floods wss Impossible to get mill out 'of the' city fVlndlanapolfV! "The teachers' examination questions to "be for' the March examination. were 'premptlyv prepared ready deliver to the poet IV informed that the' COL TO DAVTOTOIT PEAECIJ OF DZOTLTIIR Fearing that his brotier may have met death in tie Dayton disaster, George Pau). manager of the Maienlca Telephone 1 com sea left Markle Mon Cay Toalnt for tie dtr to. maka an I 2 JiaSdng Powder Matle from Rys Grac Cream ol Tartar.

Y'. Kli Owwtsts taats) ha we shsm that part el the atom tram Maeatt I 'Mta aa alsina aaldag pawslq pswsea Info thm Ktosnaca, and 'il tkat dtsjestton la retarded taereby. II Rmtkl tbo iabml mnd mnaka marm that yem bmkUtg II I fendant' is ordered to pay $3 a week for the support of his wife and 10 attorney's fees. a Curs for Rheumatism. "I suffered with rheumatism for two yesrs and could not' get my right hand to my mouth for that length of time, writes Lee L.

Chapman, Mapleton, arrived in the city Monday night and lows "I suffered terrible pain, so I will spend several days In the city, could not sleep or lie stlli at night. Mr. Feightner. has resigned his posi Flve yeare aog I Cham ion with the Examiner and upon re I was well and have not suffered with rheumatism since;" For sale by all dealers. COMMISSIONERS VIEW OHiliGEJHHE ROODS The three' county commissioners Tuesday mofntng made a trip to the Wabarn wor yiewea we uamKe done by the recent They were not in sesslbn but 'Wished to get an idea of the, damage done before they go into session next Monday, when undoubtedly the question as to what Is to be done 4n the way of repair will come up Tuesday the three had not returned as they had deter mined to make a thorough investiga tion.

It is probable that plans will be laid in such a manner that the county council can get fands Immediately for the building of approaches and put ting back spans of broken bridges in their right place. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 '4 SUFFERERS. 4 TO BE HELD questions are liable not to leave the post offloe of this city until Saturday or Sunday, making It impossible to get them to their destination for. Saturday, March 29th. For this reason It is advisable to postpone this examination until Saturday, April 5th.

Consequently qqestions will be sent to you in time to be used for the specified examinations on the above date. All licenses Issued upon this examination shall be recognized as valid and the same as though the examination would have been held oh Saturday, March 29th, "Very truly yours, "CHAS. A. GREATHOUBB." Superintendent Funderburg wishes It announced that the examination will be hehd next Saturday at the assembly room of the city high school building. Investigation.

The brother prevlpus to the flood resided 'r on Columbia street la Dayton apd' this section of the city la said to have been swept by both, water and lire. As no word had been received from Dayton since the flood, Mr. 'Paul became 1 worried and went to the scans. 1 HAROLD FEIGHTNER HAS NEW JOB Harrold Feightner, former Hunting ton newspaperman, but who has been employed on the Chicago Examiner, turning to Chicago will accept a posi UNCLOSING ISH'AMING s5snBB5alBS555ais tion with the Publishers' Music corn pany as newspaper contest manager. His new work will carry him through the Gulf and Pacific coast states He will return to Chicago Friday, and leave there Saturday for Louisiana 1: COURON exclusively The experience of the workers whe turn ivory into billiard balls hai shown that ss It dries ivory shrinks In the case of the tusk the shrlnkagf Is greater In width than It is in thi length.

V. 1 Sharpener, Regular $3 value. Including thin pocket case and 1 COUPON and $149 Ex. Fee Tind Up I Qcciiwr Week Ccimoni We Only Have Combination A 1 Clauss Never Fall Automatic Razor 1 Never Fall Folding Safety Razor, 6 guaranteed Blades, Similar outfits priced up to fl 1 Never Fail Rubber Massage Brush and "Beard Soft ner," regular 26c value Mow The Hurry! Hurry! Get YOUR'Never Fail Shaving Out lit Before Our Supply is Completely Gone. LAST WEEK Figuring at the present rate.

of consumption and making allowances, we have on hand just about a sufficient number of Never Fall Shaving Outfits to carry on this unusual campaign ONE WEEK LONGER. We give the plain facts of the matter and every Reader of this Paper who has not yet secured bis 8havlng Outfit surely will realise the urgency of action and QUICK ACTION on his part Only One Week More In WUch to Redeen CoiiponK Spedal Redaction One Coupon and $1149 Expense Fee Fcr One Never Fail Shayisj Outfit Ccpplcte.