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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Concluded from Fifth Pace.
and ?avtd Ilostetter are now oa the way through,
And one or two new petitions coming In each lodge
juht. Tho new officers are doing excellent work.
Marlon
Jr. J. L.Lord is visiting at RuBhville....Wfllard
Hall and P. M. Bean, of liogansport, shot with the
Marion Gun Club on Thursday Charles L. Ratiiff
has moved to St. Lawrence, D. T., where he will en
gage in the practice of law.... Hon. S. P. Sherrin, of
Indianapolis, was in town on Monday.... Dug Sallz-
faber, of Chicago, is visiting Marion friends....
lisses Ada Berryman and Ida Roebuck, of Dolphos,
O., were guests of O. D. McLeod on Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Flynn left on Thursday for Hot
Springs. Ark., to be absent several months....
Rev. W. D. Weaver nreached at Bluffton
last Sunday W. II. Adsit. of Washing
ton. 111.. spent last Sunday with Tom
Nottingham.. ..Mrs. Blanche Ilockcl has re
turned from Kansas, after an absence of
eight months Hon. J. P. Elliott, of Koko-
mo, was in town Wednesday Mrs. Kittie Ward
Leonard, the recent guest of Mrs. Samuel Wood, has
returned to her home at Piqua, O.... Miss Grace Gold
Ing entertained a company of friends on A ednesday
evening in honor oi! her sixteenth anniversary... .Mrs.
William Neal returned Thursday from an extended
visit at Anderson Mrs. Belle Bryant, of Valparaiso,
is visiting her brother, Dr. William Lomax Mrs.
Lizrie Acker and daughter, of Michigan, are visiting-
'the family of Leo Beshore Miss Jennie Hunter has
returned from a two weeks' visit at North Manches
ter W. R. McMullen, of Anderson, and Ed Harter,
of Wabash, were in Marion over Sunday!... Miss De
'ierht Sweetser spent Sunday in Wabash Misses
Ktoblesville.
Miss Pearl Goldthwaite. of Indianapolis, visited
Miss .Sophia Levinson during the week. ...Dr. O. G.
Pfaff and wife, of Indianapolis, spent Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Pfaff....S. G. Detcheon, of Craw
fordsville. is visiting his sister, Mrs. Dr. Gernor....
Mrs. A. B Brown, of Richmond, returned to her
borne on Thursday, efter a two-weeks' visit to her sis
ter. Mrs. P. B. Pfaff Mrs. Kate Davis and Mrs.
P. S. Wheelnr were at Indianapolis on Thursday
Miss AddT3urii left for a California trip on Thursday--..
.The announcement in the early part of the
week of the marriage, of Mr. Oat Underwood and
'Miss Lizzie Joseph was quite a surprise to many,
but nil join in wishinsr them a pleasant voyage on the
matrimonial sea.... The invitation concert, under the
auspices of the Odd-fellows, was a pleasant occasion
and a musical treat.
Wm. Raymond is enjoying an extended trip thrcugh
the Southern States Miss Anna Wey returned on
Wednesday from a visit among friends at Logansport.
....Miss Vicie Graham, daughter of Hon. John A. Gra
ham, city Mayor, was quietly married Wednesday
evening to Frank M. Dozier, traveling auditor of the,
Wabash, at the parochial residence, by the Rev.
Pather Meisner. They left for St. Louis on a brief
wedding trip. Only the immediate relatives were
resent. ...Mrs. W. F. Daly is entertaining
Mrs. Will Scott, of Chicago Miss Hattie
Hackly : returned from New York Thursday
Miss Bessie LaBonta and Anna O'Brion were in Fort
Wayne this week Lynk Smith and "wife and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Kissell attended the Brouse-Harvey
welding at Kokomo. on Thursday Miss Rose Wil
son entertained the parents of her scholars, on Wednes
day evening, with a musical sociable. The entertain
ment consisted of instrumental music by her class,
singing by Morgan Harvey and reading by Miss
Ahem. It was held at the residence of Mrs. Hen
rietta Kartholl, on West tixth street.... A pleasant
surprise party was had on Mrs. James Swift, on West
Fifth street, on Friday evening. Ladies to the num
ber of twenty participated.
Kockville.
Miss Lota Rice, dauchter of Dr. H. J. Rice, is very
kick. ...Mrs. Ovorpeck, who lived with hor son
' Thomas, five miles south of Rockville, died at an ad
vanced age Thursday afternoon. The deceased was
the mother of George V. Overpeck. . . .Ralph Spraeue,
who for many j-ears was the owner and conductor of
the Bridget on flouring mill, died at his residence, eight
miles east ' of here, Thursday evening.
Ills deuth is mourned by. many....
Ol M. Batman and wife visited their relatives and
friends near Bainbridge. last Sunday.... Mrs. Sarah
Lambert was called to Tuscola, IU., Monday, on ao-
count of the illness of her brother. . . .8. B. Maxley, of
rShelbyville, Ky., returned home on Tuesday, after a
leasant visit with his sister, Mrs. Dr. H. J. Rice....
Liss Millie Moore, who left here several years ago
ind went West, was married to a Wichita, Kan., gen
ileman on Wednesday. . ..Mrs. Susan N. Dooley, wife
ef Rufus Dooley, died of consumption, at the family
residence, on High street, Thursday night Frank
M. Bryant and Miss Gertie Musser, daughter of ex
, Sheriff J. R. Musser, were married on Thurs
day afternoon, at half past 2 o'clock....
' The newly elected officers of the Presbyterian Church
.are: Deacons W. J. Boyd, E. 0. McMurtry, W. W.
McCune; elders T. N. Rice, W. H. Hargrave: trustees
John Ott. A. K. Stark, T. N. Rice, W. J. Boyd, J.
B. Connelly, J. A. Allen. The members of this church
are endeavoring to raise money with which to buy a
parsonage, and think success is sure, as their efforts
so far have been encouraged Samuel and Grace
Farrow, of Greencastle, visited friends here this week.
....Rev. Kearns, of the Presbyterian Church, has
been sick for several days with rheumatism Frank
and Lena Darnall, of Putnam county, visited friends
''in Rockville this week Mrs. Charlie Hunnioutt and
children are visiting relatives at Richmond, Ind....
'The wife and children of David Strouse left
Wednesday for a visit with Indianapolis
friends E. C. McMurtry and wife paid
Frankfort- friends a visit this week....
" Mike Pickard, who passed the examination for West
Point, in this district, six months ago, over twenty
applicants, came home Monday. He failed in his ex
amination two weeks ago. In bis class were forty--tix
who failed, among them a nephew of General
Bragg. His failure was astronomy, which he bad
never studied. He has made application for reap
-pointraert.... Charles H. Tate, one of Rockville's
wideawake young men, started Wednesday, for
Omaha, Neb. He has secured a clerkship in the
Commercial National Bank, of that city.... Capt. Gus
Ford, of Terre Haute, was here Wednesday. He wa
captain of Company A. Thirty -first Volunteers, and
las a host of friends in Rockville. ...John V. Phillips,
- agent of the Vandalia at this point, was united in mar
riage with Miss Laura F. Overman, of Judson, Thurs
day evening. They will reside in Rockville Mrs.
fiarah A. Lambert is in Tuscola, 111., called there by
the dangerous illness of an aged brother. . . .The Rev.
Kerns, of the Presbyterian Church, is housed up on
account of inflammatory rheumatism The Rock-
-ille LigUt Artillery will give a ball and banquet on
Washington's birthday, Feb. 22. It promises to be a
pleasant rjfair The progressive eucnre club was en
tertained at the residence of Samuel D. Puett, Mon
day evening. The club will have its next contest at
the home of James W. Dinwiddie, deputy treasurer.
....Lee Frybager left for Greenville. O., Saturday, to
tarry two weeks with his parents. Harry Fickner has
just returned borne from the same place where he has
'ueea visiting his father and mother. '
IlnahviUe.
Miss Corinne Thrasher, of Irvington, is the guest
f friends here". . . .Miss Edith Gordon, of Metamora,
is th guest of Miss Cora Smith, on Harrison street.
. L.. Miss Ella (rallager, of Madison, is visiting Mrs.
John Scanlan. . . .Claude Cainborn will start this week
on a tour cf the South for pleasure. ...Byron Mauzy
. )lis returned from New York, and will soon depart for
.bis home in San Francisco.... John Plough is enter
tuining Dr. C. D. Moore, of Iowa.... Hon. J. J. Spann
'has been dangerously sick for several days, but ne is
, slowly revring.. ..Hon. W. A. Cullen is on a pleas-
r re trip in Arkansas Miss Lillie Lemons, of Rich.
rnoTid. is tkeguebtof H. G.Hilligoss... .Wood Camp
bell and wife are visiting friends in New York.
Shelby villa.
Miss Blanche Miller, of Indianapolis, spent last
Sunday with Mixs Viotoria Hoop. . . Miss Blanche Rob
itm left for Chicago on Monday last to permanently
reside with her brother, Mr. Harry Robertson, for
. Ttiarly of this place.... The Matinee Musicale (third
division) rendered an interesting programme on
Wmluesday aftemoon in the parlors ot the Presby
terian Church The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church met with Mrs. Samuel Hamilton
n Tuesday afternoon..... Mrs. George Girard enter
tained Mrs. Joseph Earnshaw. of Indianapolis,
last week Misses Stella and Lottie Green
are visiting friends in Greencastle Miss Sara
Levinson was tne guest of Mis Flo Hoover,
cf St. Paul, last week. . . .Miss Hightower, who visited
friends here last week, returned to her home in
"Greensburg, Ind.. wsAVednesday evening . . . .OrviUe
libihop and wife vi.iwft friends in North Vernon last
week Misses Emma Senour and Laura Robins, who
-were visiting Miss Knobe. of Franklin, Qturned home
Tuesday last Miss Addie Dobie entertained a few
firientis last Wednesday evoniner at-her home on West
Washington street.... Dr. J. W.Matthews andwite,
f Louisville, Ky., are the guests of Mr. and
.Mrs. Will Major.... Mrs. M. 1L Goodrich and chil
dren, of Detroit, Mich., formerly ot this city, vis
ited relatives and friunds here the past week....
- Mrs. George Senour visited friends in Greensburg last
week Miss Flo Hoover, of t. Paul, was here visit-
ng relatives last week The Ladies' Foreign Mis
sionary Society of the Presbyterian Church met at
the residence of Mrs. F. C. bheldon, Friday afternoon.
....Miss Emma Ludiow entertained quite a number
f her young friend at her home on "Zion's Hill,"
Thursday evening The members of the Kensineton
Club formally received their friends, Thursday even
ing, at the residence of Mrs. Will Major, on West
Eroadway. Miniature toboggan cards were used as
souvenirs of the entertainment. Among those from
abroad were Dr. J. N. Matthews and wife, of Louis
ville: Mr. Allen Mnchmore, of St. Louis, and Mr. John
Toinlinson, of Indianapolis. ...Miss Vic Dennis (May
Howard), the talented actress of this city, sailed last
week from New York for London The German
Club, of this city, will dance on Tuesday next in Sind-
" lUiger's HalL .
Terra Haute.
Dr. Louis R. Warren has returned from Jackson
fills. Fla., where he has been spendiug the winter on
Kinmn iiamloy and Jennie uoggsnan nave remrnea to
fountain City. ...Miss Lou Baldwin gave a taffy-pull-
i . j r i-
lug tO nur youug laujr incuus i: tiny otcuiuj.
bis orange plantation.... Mrs. W. L. Kidder has crone
to Hot Springs, Ark.... Harvey Huston, a promising
younglawyer of Terre Haute, has removed to Nash
ville, Tens., where he will engage in the real estate
business. ...Miss Emma Boland is visiting frienc's in
Dayton, O Edward Patterson has returned from a
visit to his old home, Des Moines, la..... Martin Hol
linger, of Las Vegas, N. M., is here visiting his family.
Mist Laura Richardson left, this week, for Pitts
burg, to make an extended visit with relatives.... Sen
ator Voorhees and daughter and Miss Key left, Satur
day, for Washington Mrs. Bayless W. Hanna
came down from Crawfordsville Tuesday, to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Voorhees... .C. W. Mitchell is vis
iting his old home in Pennsylvania, and before return
ing will visit the principal cities in the South.
Wabash. N
The Chautauquan Round Table met on Tuesday
evening with Miss Ella McIIenry. . . .The Woman s
Christian Temperance Union met on Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Bossier Walter Mrs. Felix Fon-
geres entertained a number of lady friends at dinner
on Thursday Mrs. H. J. Shirk, of Tern, visited
friends here on Monday.... Mrs. Gardner, of Kalama
zoo, Mich., is visiting her son, Morland Gardner, of
this city Will Ford, of Kansas City, who has been
spending a week with relatives here, returns home to
morrow.... Miss Delight Sweetzer, of Marion, spent
last Sunday with relatives in this city.... Mrs. T. L.
Smith, of Huntington, visited her daughtet, Mrs. C.
W. Davis, .several days the past week Miss
Lou Weesncr, of Peru, visited friends
in this city on Friday and Saturday
Mrs. C. W. Stephenson entertained the Chautauqua
Circle on Tuesday .evening, Feb. 1 Mr. W. K.
Thurston, one of the oldest merchants of this city,
will shortly remove to Marion, where he will engage
in business.... The local lodge. Knights of Pythias,
will give a reception at the Opera-house Rink on
Washington's birthday.... Joe. S. Finney is visiting
friends in Mansfield, O. . . .Will K. Snavelly, deputy
county clerk, is visiting his mother and sister in
Aichers, Fla. He will return about ieb. ISO An
effort is being made to organize a branch Young
Woman's Christian Tamoerance Union in this eity,
with fair prospect of success Mrs. D. W. Lumaree
is in Union City visiting friends Mrs. Ghas. C.
Lumaree has xetumed from a pleasant visit to her
parents in Fort Scott, Kan..... Mrs. Louis Hyman is
visiting relatives in Dakota. ... Rev. Chas. Little, of
tho Presbyterian Church, occupied the pulpit of the
Presbyterian Church at Warsaw last Sunday Mrs
J ohn A. Bruner entertained a party of lady friends at
dinner on Saturday.
Indiana University News.
Rev. S. R. Lyons will deliver the address Sunday
afternoon on the subject of "The Problem of Life."
... .It is stated that a professor iu rhetorio and elocu
tion is soon to be added to the university. .. .Dr. Jor
day has made arrangements for the following Sunday
afternoon lectures next month: W. D. Hooper, city
librarian, Indianapolis. "Books and Beliefs;" Rev. M.
L. Haynes, pastor First Presbyterian Church, Indian
apolis. "Darwinism and Christianity:" Prof. LaFol-
lette, State Superintendent, on "Bribery in Politics;"
Prof, W. A. Bell, editor Indiana School Journal,
"Horace Mann" The W. C. T. U. has offered two
prizes for the best essay on any of the following sub
jects: "What Form of Temperance Legislation will be
Most Effective in Indiana?" "HowCanlJe Best Attack
the Saloon Interest in Indiana?" "What Shall We
Do with the Drug Store in Indiana?" "The Relation
of Temperance to the Political Situation of To-day?"
The first prize will be books to the amount of $20;
second, books to the amount of $10. to be selected by
the successful contestants The Woman's Suffrage
contest has been postponed for two weeks, owing to
some misunderstanding. Under tho old judges D. K.
Goss was given first place. In the future neither the
judges nor the decision are to be known until the
close 'of the contest. ...Dr. Jordan is now at Indian
apolis, before the legislative committee having in
charge the affairs of the university. He is much
pleased with the prospects of the institution before
that body Prof. Spanlar is already arranging to
take a company of students to Europe to spend the
summer.... Prof. Bryan, of the institution, is now
in Berlin, Germany, taking a course in special work.
THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Areola.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Enos, of Hayes, HI., were
guests of Areola friends last Sunday.... Miss Cornie
iSylvester has returned from Peoria Mrs. Norm
Moore, of Havana. 111., was a guest in this city this
week.... Everett Trout is at Fontainette, Ind Ed
Lowery, of Peoria. I1L, was a guest of Charles Kagey
and wife last Sunday.... James Boone and Miss Anna
Carter, of Hayes. 111., were guests of J. D. Louthan
this week... .William O'Hare and son, of Bush
ton, visited friends in this city this week .
Miss Blanche Louthan. of Arthur, visited Mrs. J. D.
Louthan and family this week. ...Misses Carrie and
Cora Lindauer, Jacob Stein. D. M. Lindauer, all of
Chicago, are guests of S. Stein, of Areola. ...Mrs.
Stella Jones was a guest of her parents this week, in
this city T. E. Wright, Misses Mattie and Mollie
Keiley attended a party given by Mr. and Mrs. H. N.
Dickson, of Mattoon, last week.... Mrs. W. W.
Louthan, of Arthur, was called to Areola this week
by sickness of her mother, Mrs. J. D. Louthan
Miss Mattie Jones is in Charleston, the guest of
Thomas Threlkeld and family.
Champaign.
Orville Davis was called to " Leesville, O., to attend
the funeral of his grandmother last week Ed Locke,
for many years a conductor on the Illinois Central,
and who is now running on the A., T. & S. F. road,
was married last week to a young lady in New Hamp
shire.... George Galvin has assumed charge of the
Illinois Central train-dispatcher's office in this city,
and his family will arrive soon from Water Valley,
Miss. ... Frank G. Henning. of Bement. visited his
father. Professor Henning, Sunday.... Miss Eva Price,
of Wapella, is a guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Bogardus Miss Nellie Nye has re
turned from a visit near Leverett....Mrs. E. 0. Pat
terson, of California, will speak on woman's labor
question, at the opera-house, on Sunday afternoon. ...
Miss Mary and Master Artie Howard departed, this
week, for .Florida. Miss Porter, who has been visit
ing in Cincinnati, will join them there.... J F. Grove,
of Fisher, and Miss Mary A. Reed were married in
this city on Tuesday.... Dr. W. H. MeGranaghan, of
Peoria, is visiting his son. Dr. T. G. MeGranaghan, in
this city.... A. P. Cunningham is in Washington, D. C.
Charleston.
Mrs. Evaline O'Hair, of Edgar county, is a guest of
Mrs. A. N. Swango....Ben Straley and wife, of St.
Louis, are guests of A. H. Hobbs and family.... Miss
Mattie Jones, of Bourbon, is a guest of Mrs.
Thomas Threlkeld Mrs. Will Randolph,
of Mattoon. visited her mother, Mrs.
Hutchason, Sunday. . ..Mrs. Sam Cooper
is home from Ifloomington, III.... Jesse Lee and fam
ily will soon visit Prof. T. J. Lee and wife, at Loxa.
....Mrs. Susan Spenee, of Pleasant Grove, la., is
visiting Charleston friends.... A. H. Prevo and John
Shoot and wife left for Birmingham, Ala., Monday.
. . . .Mrs. John Woods, who is sick at the home of her
mother, in Peekskill, N. Y., is reported
better Felix Blankenbaker, D. L. Wing, of
Springfield. was in the city Tuesday....
Francis Popham has returned from a visit to his pari
ents in Knox county. Ohio The C. L. S. 0. met
with Mrs. William Stoddert on Saturday evening...,
George Sef ton and wife were called to Ohio, on Sun
day last, to attend the funeral of Mrs. S.'s father. ...
George Lee has returned from Texas Mayor Patton
visited in Crawtord county last week Mrs. K. S.
Hodgen is a guest of Mrs. George Parker, in St. Louis.
Effingham.
Miss Lillie Habing. of Indianapolis, is visiting
friends in this city.. "..Mrs. Jennie Baldwin, of Au
gusta, Kan., is a guest of O. C. Barber B. B. Will
iams, of Mason, passed the Sabbath in this city . ...
Miss Pink Messer. of Mattoon. was a sruest of Mr.
Joe Haselton. on Sunday Mrs. Harry Heao. of
Mattoon, attended the ball. Friday evening, and was
a guest of Mrs. Joe Partridge Miss Stella Loy has
gone to Oldenburg, Ind., to attend school... TMiss
Mamie Denton, one of the belles of Paris, attended
the ball in this city, Friday evening J. C. White
who left this city two weeks ago for California, is
stopping at the residence of his brother, in New Mex
ico, in feeble health.... Mr. and Mrs. George Sliger
will receive their friends Feb. 5, 2 to 10 P. M., on the
occasion of their fiftieth wedding anniversary.
Green np.
Mrs. J. W. Michaels is now postmistress at Johns
town. ...Miss Minnie Meeker visited in Terre Haute
last week Miss Lou Couzet visited in Toledo last
week Charles Yargo will soon ko West to prospect.
Miss Miller, of Neoga, has been a guest of Mis.
D. Humphrey the past week.... Mrs. Dr. Roberts, of
southern Kansas, is a visitor in Greenup Sam
Kingan and Miss Bee Tucker were married at the
home of the bride's parents, in this city, last Thursday
evening.
Marshall. .
Ben Legore went to Paris on Thursday, and. with
Dick Payne, of that city, started West on a surveying
trip, under the charge of H. A. Schanecke Miss
Mattie Manley, of Terre Haute, spent Thursday and
Friday with Marshall friends. ...Miss Lizzie Dulaney
has been spending the last few days in Frankfort,
Ind., with relatives.... Miss May Emerson went, to
Terrs Haute on Friday to spend a few days with Miss
Mattie Manley and other friends. . ..Valentine King
visited friends in Decatur last week Miss Fannie
Robinson went to Decatur last Tuesday.. ..William
Miller and Mrs. Mary Young, of Neoga, were here hist
week the guests of John IL Miller and
wife. ...Mrs. Samuel Schmachtenberger, of
Terre Haute, is spending a few days
with her many friends in Marshall Mrs. Delance
Cole was in Martinsville sevc ral days of last week, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Dr. Burner Mrs. E. J.
Hughes, her son Charlie, and Miss Eila Hennessee
went to Evansville, Friday, to attend tho funeral of
William Hughes John Miller and wife spent a part
of last week in Martinsville, with relatives.... Miss
Flora Mslone, of Fairfield, has been spending several
day with the family of C. W. Wright. ...Miss Laura
Arbuckle was home from Robinson to spend last Sat
urday and Sunday with her parents Miss Annie
Mitchell, of Terre Haute, has been in Marshall for a
week past, the guest of her brother, Dr. O. Mitchell.
Mattoon. '
Mrs. Bowyer, of Paris, 111., is a guest of her son, in
this city.... Miss Hattie Brown, of Flora, III., is the
gnest of her sister, Mrs. Dr. Anderson Mrs. Mary
Fallon celebrated her seventy-ninth birthday Friday.
. . . .Mrs. R. A. Trader and son Robbie are home from
Washington, D. 0 . . . .T. A. Allen and wife are visiting
in Evansviile, Ind..... J. Snow and wife have
gone to Kansas.... Mrs. S. F. Wright
has returned from Milwaukee. . . -M. Budwig and wife
attended the wedding of Gussie Woolner. in Peoria,
this week; also, the wedding of another friend in Chi
cago.... Mrs. Ira Powell is visiting at Minneapolis,
Minn.... Rev. O. S. Thompson made a business visit
to Duluth the past week.... Rev. Peter Wallace,
o Saybrook, 111., preached in the M.
E. Church, on Wednesday evening Dan
Sayer, of Chicago, was in Mattoon Thursday.....
Chas. Alshuler, of Racine, Wis., and Harry Alshuler,
of Aurora, I1L, are visiting their uncle, M. Alshuler.
....Mrs. M. Alshuler and nephews are visiting in
Terre Haute.... Mrs. J. W. Hanna and daughter
Clara visited in Neoga this week.... Miss A. Doman,
of Areola, visited Mrs. Geo. Currens on Wednesday.
....A pleasant M. E. Church social was held at the
residence of Rev. J. B. Wolfe on Friday evening....
Mrs. May," Steele, of Terre Haute, was the guest
of Mrs. Jesse Sumerlinthe past week Capt. A. D.
Keller, a State-house policeman, at Springfield, vis
ited friends in Mattoon and Indianapolis the past
week. . . .H. E. Holmes has returned from Birming
ham, Ala.... Misses Lou Francis, Jennie Mulford,
May Weaver and Minnie Granger, and Messrs. New
ton, Coddington, Horn, Francis Copen, Fulchen, Len
hart, Scott, Moore and Kean attend a pleasant
social dance at Charleston Thursday evening
J. O. McClellan was cajied to Ohio by the serious ill
ness of his mother.... Mrs. T. R. Clegg accompanied
L N. Gibbs and wife on their visit to Natchez, Miss.
Miss Edna Snelson, of St. Louis, after a pleasant
visit in Mattoon, has gone to Indiana to visit friends.
Miss kmma Wardell, of Tuscola. 111., is a guest ot
Miss Birdie Kern Miss Daisy Clark, of Indianapo
lis, is a guest of Miss A. E. Keiley Major W. B.
Dunlap called upon Paris friends Thursday.... Tom
Kendall is home from Ohio.
. Fans.
Mrs. William Rosa attended the wedding of her
cousin. Miss Lula Anderson, and Richard Owincs at
Owaneco, this week Miss Jennie McKoy is in Chi
cago, receiving music and elocution instructions....
Rev. J. B. Wolf, of Mattoon, conducted revival serv
ices at the M. E. Church in this city this week.... Miss
Nora Foltz, of St. Paul, Minn., was a
guest of friends in this city
this week.... Mrs. Denton. of Millersville,
is visiting Miss Mary Perry in this city.... Charles
Eichelberger, of Danville, is visiting in Pana Wm.
Ketchem and Miss Emma Scheer were married at the
residence of the bride's parents, Jan. 25, by Rev. N.
A. Auld Mrs. Ed Armold is visiting her parents,
Dr. McShea and wife, in Owaneco.... Miss Nellie
Murry has returned from an extended visit in Ohio.
Mr. R. Shoemaker and Miss Lena Sprague were
married at Areenta on the 19th. . . .Mrs. G. H. Sallee
is visiting in this city.... J. A. Race ac
companied bis daughter, Miss Love, to
Jacksonville, this week, where Miss Love will attend
college.... Rev. H. S. Black conducted the funeral
services of Miss Carrie Burrus, at the residence of
Wm. Barnett, Sunday afternoon Mrs. Robert Ben
nett has returned to her home, in Kalamazoo, Mich.
Miss Dode Fairbrother, of Terre Haute, is a guest
of Mrs. Frank Brown Mrs. Dr. Patton entertained
a number of friends Tuesday evening.
Paris.
A. L. Walker, of Louisville, TIL, was in the city
last week C. W. Levings. of Olmstead, 111., was in
the city last week Mrs. Henry Van Sellar starts
for Washington, D. C, next week, to make a visit
with friends.... Mesdames Arnold and Her z, of Terre
Haute, visited Mr. and Mrs. Hamburger last week. ...
Jack Lawrence. Commissioner Black's private secreta
ry at Washington, was in Paris on Saturday.... Mrs.
C. P. Hitch and daughter Lucy have gone to Austin.
Tex., to visit friends and relatives. ...Misses Nora
and Bessie Russell, accompanied by their guests.
.Misses fcrnma .taton and Anna Mcuowell, were in
Terre Haute on Wednesday Mr. Morton and fami
ly, of Assumption, 111., are visiting Captain Swisher
and f ami ly....W. II. Levings and wife, of Minneapo
lis, are in the city, called here by the death of Mrs.
Levings's father. Rev. R. D. Van Deur sen.... Miss
Nellie Pearson, who has been visiting Professor Wil
son's family, has returned to her home in Hamilton,
O....Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen, of Greencastle, vis
ited relatives here last week.
Shelbyvillfl.
Miss Ida Marks is teaching in public school-room
No. 5, in the place of Miss Alice Andes, who is sick.
.Misses Maggie Furguson and Sophia Pitts, of
Alton, 111., are guests of N. F. Brown and
family.... Mr. Morrell and wife, of Mat
toon, spent Sunday with Shelby ville friends....
H. J. Hainlin left on Monday for Pottsdam, N. Y., to
attend the funeral of his mother.... Mrs. N. B. Couch
fell and broke a limb, on Monday.... Dr. Floyd Jones,
who visited Mrs. Jackson and son. has returned to
Springfield, III.... A. Wortheimer, of Pana, visited
with Max Kle;.man and family on Sunday....
Dr. and Mrs. Aldridge, of Windsor, were guests of
Shelbyville friends Sunday. ...Mrs. J. S. Stewart is
visiting in Taylorville Miss Laura York is in the
city, a guest of her sister, Mrs. T. E. Ames.... Mrs.
B. M. Hopkins has gone to Oxford, O., to visit
her daughter, Georgie, who is sick....
Miss Jennie Trower is 6ick at Glendale, O., where she
is attending school Morris Cattlow and wife, as
sisted by friends, celebrated the seventeenth" anni
versary of their marriage Tuesday Charles Raesslor
and wife, have departed for Newton, Kan., to reside
... .Mrs. Chauncey Stetson, of Terre Haute, is tie
gnest of Mrs. M. Bivins Miss Nellie Cook will re
main in Texarkana, Tex., till April.
Sullivan.
Miss Ella Rush has returned to her home, at Fern
Creek, Ky., after visiting her uncle, J. M. Cummins,
and other friends for several weeks.... Mr. and Mrs.
O. B. Lowe, of Lake City, visited Sullivan friends this
week.... Miss Aussie Roanne entertained a party of
young folks Wednesday evening. . . . W. G. Patterson,
of East St. Louis, is visiting Sullivan friends....
Miss Agnes Fleming, of Forest, is visiting her father
in this city Misses Addie and Birdie Bobbins, of
Windsor, were guests of the Misses Frazer over Sun
day. ...Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Smyser visited Decatur
friends this week.... Harry Thompson, of Carlinville,
ca'led on Sullivan friends last week. . . Mat Taylor
visited friends at Williamsburg this week"...
Miss Olie Hall, of Mattoon, spent Sunday at home. . . .
C. W. Everett, of Weldon. and Mrs. Ida Everett, of
this city, were married on Wednesday at the residence
of C. -L. Everett by Rev. W. F. Gillmore Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Malloy, of Paris, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Jenkins.... Mr. Hanks and daughter, of
Peoria, who have been guests of Mr. Thunemaim and
family, have returned to Peoria.
Toledo.
Tip Connor visited in Mattoon on Friday.... Bud
Norveil has gone to Missouri Miss Osborn, of Ler-
na, was in the city the past week, assisting in the re
vival work at the churches Elder Black expects to
start on a visit to California soon.... Judge Wilshim
er, of Neoga, was a visitor in the city the past week.
. Attorney J. W. Humphreys, forme. !y a resident
of Toledo, is now prospering at Wichita, Kan.
Tuscola.
A. B. Flickenger, of Hardin county, Ohio, was a
guest of bis brother-in-law, J. J. Knox, this week. .
Henrv Martin has returned from an extended visit
with bis parents in Muneie, Ind Mrs. Sarah Lam
bert is a guest of her brother, Caleb Richards J. P.
Hill visited at Blue Mound Thursday. . . .Miss Lizzie
Carroway was in Cbrisman Tuesday Harry
Reeves, of Garrett, called on Tuscola
friends this week Mrs. Carrie Russell has
returned from a month's visit with her mother at
Hannibal, Mq A. A. MeKee and wife attended the
Sloan-Blackwell wedding at Crawfordsville. Ind.,
Tuesday.... Miss Helen Richards, of Decatur, spent
Sunday with her parents in this eity Mrs. J. G.
Lumpscom has returned from Decatur P. 0. Sloan,
well known in Douglass county, was married at Craw
fordsville, Ind., to Mrs. Jennie Blackwell, sister of
Mrs. G. W. Smith, of this city.
Urban a.
Mrs. J. C. Denton was called to Indianapolis by the
serious illness of her daughter, Mrs. Josie Nichols. ...
Mrs. D. C. Robinson, of Albion, N. Y., is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. M. A. Corey ... .C. L. Burpee has re
turned from a tour of the West Miss Kittie Sherer,
of Havana lib, is dsi ting Mrs. J. Caldwell.... Mrs.
Mollie Anderson and Lou Williams are in Indianapolis.
Windsor.
A birthday surprise was given Hon. T. N. Henry
last Saturday. He was fifty years of age Miss
Hattie Riggs, well known to Windsor people, is seri
ously ill at her home in Decatur. . . .Mrs. A. A. Rick-
etts visited in Charleston last week Mrs. L. A.
Gould gave a pleasant euchre party Saturday evening.
Mrs. J. H. Potter was the guest of Sullivan friends
Wednesday Miss Amanda Rider has returned home
to Fairfield. Ill T. W. Jones, of Princeton. Ind., is
a guest of his brothers in this city.... A. O. Harrison
has gone to Indiana to visit friends RevI Barber
assisted in the C. P. revival meeting, at Mattoon, this
week.
Escape of Convict Kelly.
Jkffeksonyille, Ind., Jan. 29. Harry Kelly,
aged twenty-seven, the 6lickest convict incarcer
ated in the Prison South, escaped yesterday after
noon. Kelly decided upon his plan of escape,
and quietly began working his way into the gar
rett of the old cell-house. Here he lowered the
top sash of a window, pulled himself out and on
the roof, where he crawled to the window of one
of the guard's rooms. After reaching that point
Kelly divested himself of the stripes and donned
a new suit of clothing belonging to a guard.
Dressed thus, Kelly boldly walked to the main
door leading from the prison, where he ap
proached the captain of the watch, who turned
the latch and permitted him to walk out, think
ing he was an employe. Relly bad served two
terms in the Indiana northern penitentiary, and
is a tough case. Ha is still at large.
George Dteb, the watch-maker and en graver,
will be pleased to see his friends at Alarcy, "The"
Jeweler's,
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Tree Oat-Door Exhibition at the Casino.
Professor Weitzman, the noted Russian wire
walker, will give a free exhibition in front of the
Casino at 12 o'clock noon, Monday, Jan. 31, and
every day thereafter during the week.
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DljED.
CLARKE Friday morning, at 6:10 o'clock, Alfred
D. Clark, aged forty-eight years and nine months.
Funeral from residence, 121 North Mississippi
street, on Monday, Jan. 31, at 2 p. m. Friends in
vited. JEFFERSON Anna Theresa Jefferson, aged twen
ty-seven years, three months and twenty-two days, at
the residence of her uncle, Thomas F. Quill, 360 East
Morris street.
Funeral on Sunday, at 2 o'clock p. m., from St.
Patrick's Church. Friends invited.
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FOR THE
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CHURCH SERVICES.
United Brethren.
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH ON OAK ST.,
between Cherry and Vine streets. Services ev
ery Sabbath at 10:30 a. m. and 7;30p. m. Sabbath
school at 2:30 p. m. Class-meetnig at 9 a. m. and 6
p. m. Weekly services Class-meeting on Tuesday
evening at 7:30; general prayer-meeting on Wednes
day evening at 7:30. Services conducted to-morrow,
morning and evening, by evangelist. A. C Rice, pas
tor. JLNNOUNCEMENTS.
MRS. THOMAS'S DANCING ACADEMY, WHEN
Block. Hall to rent for dances.
"VTADAME BYRAN, FORTUNE-TELLER, 116
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street.
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that positively restores loss of smell and hear
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cure for Catarrh, or money refunded! Price, $ 1 per
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MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAIN
ment will be given by Mrs. Lucia Jnlia Martin,
the elocutionist, and the Mendelssohn Trio, composed
of Miss Lee Tiramons, Miss Georgia Timmons and
Mr. Edwin S. Timmons, at the Sixth Presbyterian
Curch. corner of Union and MeCarty streets, on Feb.
1, 1887. Admission Adults, 20c; children, 10c
THE ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL (STEWART
Place) Under the new management the St.
Nicholas Hotel, in the Stewart Place, will be formally
opened with a grand dinner, to-day. The' menu will
be elegant and substantial, and includes venison, tur
key, and all the best the market affords. The bouse
has been remodeled, and the rooms will be ready for
occupancy in a few days. This hotel will be run on
both the European and American plans, and promises
to be one of the most successful in the eity. -
jSTRAYED.
STRAYED FROM LEWARK'S STABLES BAY
mare, bliad in left eye; had on saddle, but no
bridle. Information wanted at Lewark's stables,
Pearl street, roc- of Occidental hotel.
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AUCTION SALE.
YALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
On Thursday, Feb. 3, at 2 o'clock p. m., on the
premises, we will sell at public auction a two-story
brick house, No. 233 College avenue, ten rooms,
gas, slate roof, stone foundation, cellar cistern, well,
wood-house and stable, lot 42x135. This property is
in good condition. Parties wanting to purchase a
first-class home will have no better opportunity.
Terms very easy. Title perfect. W. E. MICK St CO.
AUCTION SALE, TO THE TRADE. OF No
tions. I will sell, rt my rooms, 74 East Court
street, on Wednesday morning, February 2. at 10
o'clock, a nice, clean, fresh stock, consisting of thirty .
dozen whalebone and other whips, stockings and
socks, table linen looking-glasses, base-balU, millinery
guods, buttons, handkerchiefs, lines and cotton tow
els and toweling, thread and silk, suspenders, laces,
ribbons, jewelry, scarf-pins, common piua pocket
books, seventy-five doien striped cotton stockings, aud,
many other articles, too numerous to mention.
A. L. HUNT, Auctioneer.