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THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. .rANUARY 4,LC'lt’siron the part of defendant. The papers were filed on December 17. llutfman lives west ol the city.^ Miss Margaret Durham went to9 Russellville Monday.J. W. Cole and family are at borne from Erie, Fa.Jesse Weik spent Sunday with liis wife at Portland.^ Mrs. Markle. of Muncie, is visiting friends here this week.J. M. Helnap spent Saturday and Sunday in Shelby county, Illinois.Andrew J. Dunivan, of Bain- i bridge, has been grunted an increase of pension.Dr.Evans went to Evansville Mon ' day to visit his sister, Mrs. Root.Spear, who is sick.Mrs. F. T. MeWhirter, of Indianapolis. is spcndinga few days with friends in the city.Dr. Armstrong, city veterinary surgeon at Indianapolis, visited his Muncie, is mother here Sunday.Willis Hammond, of St. Louis, is duughters visiting his mother, Mrs. E. llain irnard.* jmond, on Poplar street.A series of revival services willthe sympathy of a large circle of friends and acquaintances in his bereavement. Mrs. Frowning was a mem her of Locust Street churchand her old pastor. Rev. Albert Hurlstone, was telegraphed Sunday night to conduct the funeral ser vices. The funeral occurred from the family residence on Chest-OFFICIALOF TilWORLD'S FATOnut street Fiidav afteinoon atre,Mr. Beckis returnedpurchased* of Eman be commenced at College Avenue th Indiana church next Sunday evening.Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Martin, of d from the Cincinnati, and Mrs. Kate Martin, i residence Greenfield, are guests of Mrs. I Dr. A. j\artiu.of Louis Simpson O'Hair on Tuesday lay to visit g»ve * New Year's dinner tohi® brothers and families at his of Terre home ut |{rick clmpel.r and Mrs. In his settlement with the state treasurer on Friday County Treas-4 ugh ter ofurer Hughes paid in $33,085.43.live miles Iberia, returned to y after a ion, Dr. K.lie received in return the PutnamGillespie, g relatives ome at Lo-f Neenah,school fund amounting to $16,-413.65.Mr. Ab. Michaelrec, father-in law of the late D.L. Peters, of Brazil, was here Monday on business. Mr. Michaclrce slates the estate of the deceased will foot up clear of indebtedness about $100,000.An old time “social hop’’ was given at the residence of Will Peyton on Fox Ridge Sat unlay even-two o’clock; services conducted by1 Dr. A. Hurlstone, assisted by Rev. B. R. Bryan.The choir of the College Avenue M. E. church at Bloomington came up Monday on the noon train, spending the afternoon and night with Prof. J. P. Naylor. The choir of the Locust Street M. E church was invited in, and the old year was watched out an 1 the new one in by the two choirs. The Bloomington party was composed of Messrs. Wallace and Scott Pauley, Mr. Homer Woolery, Mr and Mrs. T. A Allen, Miss llaidee Nuehols and Miss Mary Hines. Prof. Naylor was formerly leader of the Bloomington choir and is leader of the Locust Street choir. The evening was pleasantly spent by the singers of the sister cities, and they gang from eight o’clock p. m. until two o'clock this morning, when the visitors departed for t heir homes. The Greencastle party consisted of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Tucker, Mr. Seaman and Miss Seaman, Miss Ida Wharton and Mrs. C. A. Martin.Mr. Frank Davison and Miss Genevieve Huffman were married Tuesday at 8:30 o’clock p. m.at the residence of the hitter's mother on north Indiana street. In the presence of relatives and intimate friends Rev. R. R. Bryan tied the knot. Refreshments were served, and hearty congratulations were given bv those present. Miss Mabel Rudisill played the wedding march and Dayc Rudisill and Maud Davison were the attendants. The guests from out ol town were 1). A. Stoner, of Rensselaer, and Miss t iara Zatie, of Reelsville.Dr. PiCream BakirJohn Boyd ThaoExecutive Committee 01 umhian Fxposition. writ i) C , to the Price Bakinivs :“/ herewith enclose yoi award’ which in due (imey Diploma, andforu arded to \ wisf indicated by you.’*DThus are the hPrice’s Baat the World's FaOn the other hand at the Fair by a New are proven wholly fal show it was not evenk .'-ijjc-k If ront link'd Aof the most prominent Episcopal divines in the country, and had preached here many times.Miss Pearl Bassett is visiting friends in Knightsville iliis week.John Gannon, of Anderson, is vis Ring relatives in this city.Dr. Spurgeon, of Mt. Meridian, lias typhoid fever.Ruth Howe bus ii well developed ease of measles.Lester Bly has diphtheria.John M. Allen went to North Manchester Wt dnesday.Mr. II. S. Noe, of Chicago, is visiting William E. Stnvscr.Dora Chadd and Nora V. Buis have been licensed to marry.lt;’. A. Kurtz, representing the
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