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or Gash Buyers See W. Myers, the Land Man9*II has returned here' Geyer-BurKe Wedding This Evening 1 pithy Friends Sign Sangster Bondis.#hVancesvilie, Pulaski Court#, Indiana, September 26, 1912.Vol. 30 No. 43bell of Chicago wasof his parents hereThe marriage of Miss Myrtle ' D. Gever. daughter of Mr. and ;Mrs. Daniel Cover, to Joseph .}nslow, Arizona.■ge Sangster, who wasExcursion to French Lick SpringsA GIRL OF THE UNDER WORLDlight back to Montieello fromonthe). Bader of Win dm atBurke of Slatill takest of friends here aCity, \vplace this Thursday evening at .eight o'clock in the parlors of!*the Commercial hotel. Rev.Held returned to Ilk-, Schuyler Colfax Dogem will ofli- ]4§pearance may. after transactingre for several ilavs.ength of an indictment re-rAn excursion w ill he run fmaDMonon to French Lick and West!What that tiikA Gin oi ik.gCmier World.*'*in* »Ugg**tBaden on Sundav. Oct. 6th. The Iont Iweek.' * *rblind in ail i1's reaiitwt.means in itself the tiieme of tiened by the White county jury] the morning and will arrive at 'play, of a girl v. in thmugit lovi iFrench Lick at 12:00 noon. Thetrain will leave .Monon at 5:1) innd upoiT his arrival that and n.ad been prepared for hiscourt that hadwill be■vruedciate arm Hr® ceremony pronounced in the presence of;h('owe 11 of Monti- the inn .bate relatives andAfterhomo Tuesday;mn mate reianv friends of the fhmilv.n signed by 28 men whose bined wealth totaled morefor some on,rate will be 81.75 for round trip.Returning train will leave therean a million dollars and many •these men were creditors whoabout 11:00 pm. The 23rd Region w- r.:t oi tniolove, given with tie* truthfulness of a woman, w’no lo-. es .b'Qndlv.tells in itseit a stogr of how sin-ment Infantry will give a grand showed from the path andf visit with relatives «he wedding tney wid leave I or iStar ('itscs Aid Society olch will meet at Hiet is.John C. Fngle, ! houseke.\\ I I I l%. i\ V * « - IIw-here the emm bias a I t he ] prosperous business and a fur-1 nished hoeie of his own to beginw 11 o I iconsented and accepted the[) rate settlement of 75 centsthe dollar made bv his brother,maneuver on that date, besides i of sen-ieirFrench Lick and West Baden are ; whichto til!.m * -j; Is, *..u1 d • iYttlO: of he!m called the underworld.two of the greatest resorts in the A young girl withUnited States and visited at allall tiie peril\times of the year by people from;ster of (kmada. While all over the world. If you haveot \ out o. tion.- hI■1 Oi I health. and umb;ragsi:,. i [lI I1!Tim bride,umoon.Mrs. John Priest ofwere here a pan ofrenewing acquaint -old time friends.i IJndsav of Chicago1 o 111 g.M I! is an estimable vomit# womann * Thad for a number of wars beenian efficient instructor in the! public schools at Star City and later in F; ancesviile, having left the servi. • to arrang*' for herwas generally understood thatspurious paper hat I been turnover at the time of settle-■% *en the guest of Charles F. Daseko.he:approaching Burke,to Mr.nt, yet it later developed that K. Sills had a photograph de of the note he was interne w’- utnever seen this famous water-1 Yorkr iing place you now have the opportunity to go there at the lowwho5.ed to the citv..Mrs. Hodman of Lob-young in: • pleasant p rsonality.marfmgean exemplary habits andted in and kept this photograph ick when the notes were turnedisTheof goodasphotograph was evidence before thefare of $1.75. Francesville andaaon;she makesL Mi ilULiiMedaryville people who desirenome t1) X e v, dwepiio!father drink is alter years when she has bnfte*to tiie .gates ol tlie underwork with a man sheon.making the trip can make con-hasgtttered soofeiv.uiaandnections by staying over night this decent ionat Monon. John Priest, Travel-l*1*1 1 ' I J * i 4.U j 01 liend jury, it is understood, atmod home SaturdayMany Have Not Registerede time the indictment was se-«*■ng wii h Mr. and Mrs.The friends of Dr. Sang-1 I L)\ for several davs.It is os'hinted by the variousv are not seeking to excuse•sJohn Clark andWinamac were thesi ate hew’quarters of thepoliti-e forgery which he committed,cai parties that up to this timeton the other hand they dodatives at this piactprobably Vo to 75 per cent of thestreet fair.voters ol imliann have registeredMrs. Irving Bush'and are therefore eligible to votem Canada.,v‘; at Hie Norwmbor election.Tuesday.Thiev had been lookingleaves fcom 2o to a i per cent yet to be registered, and it1 as doubtful whether many mote- of them will register, Which ] oi v will be the loserJin this failure of such a large; number en register is still a question that cannot be solveduntil after the polls have beeto 30t propose to see A. K. Sillsilroad him.to the penitentiaryHider the unfair methods that italleged he has employed infarming interests.ra Hooker of Colburnis regard•seen Freest of Mononuests o f Mr. and Mrs./or at tho Commercialldav.M rs. L. W. Beesley ofe case.60,000 Hunters Licensesthousand hunters’ li-ing Passenger Agent.father for theman sitelove:sinis play is not a melodrama, iThe Value of Our CropsIt is expertly calculated thatis not a travesty on nature, it i not a burlesque of drama, but iis story, a theme that is naturalthat hap]tenet in true1 lift! lt;•»the bumper crops show an excess over the average yield of 21r Iper cent; at going cereal prices this represents $440,000,000 as the amount of excess wealthcreated by bountiful farms thisit isplav with allth;a tnenr nature has.\- •• * ♦- i Iani11i u'Tnc *t'Sich aThis plav h is DinWith the announcementyear.as a means of marring the prosed the principal big cities of thiperity comes doubt of the capacity of the banks to finance theIt is the oldcroD movement.question of a defective banking!, Wno ha've beenMr. and Mrs.■Vsystem. It collapses under theMiles, commissioner of fisher-( strain of prosperity.■and game, in the next fewcountry, and has been proclainu by press and publiasquestionablean ur success. NixoGreeley Smith, of tiie New Yorl World, speaking of this them said, teach it to , !| tlint the might know the livesw h i c4 »rnThthys for distribution by countyDistrict Convention at Monticello:fks to the nimrodsof the state.ofThe Christian churches yqar 54,000 were issued andU^ counties- of Starke, White,(.anger in the underworld,,Girl of the Underworld” is most complete story dealing wit this theme, which has bee written.There are no deep-dyeholdr several da vs, return-dondav morning.v ‘ 1tli I loch of Winamac,u*st of reiati\es lienXrtinMIC IS O!1W (G »si-tanIs in tluj offiee ol5k(*n TTv various parties and the the approximate revenue to the I Jasper and Newton willfigures have been compiled A state was $49,000. ’ Each county j thejr next convention in Monti-However, o is said that m most clerk is allowed to keep 10 cents cello October 3 and 4. Speakersplaces the mss up to this time is from each $1 licence fee as his 10f national note as well as those admit evenly oividied. and thati pay for issuing the license. Inabout as many democrats have Marion county, however, wherefailed ilt;i rvJtJtctvilliansf no pistol shots, n yelling for help, r.o murder, n suicide, but it is entertaininglin the district form a rich pro-( ibill.republicans the licenses are issued by the1 nines*- uul nrohibitionists.Round table discussionsgram.on live questions in all depart-.commissioner’s office, the whole Inients 0f church work will he:ac 1 hgpnci'at J.mroai, \Mrs. Flm d ! J vingslnnRobart Kopka Marries May Swingamount from the sale of the licenses is turned into the stateIlls., were ltie gUestsA wry pretty autumn wedding treasury,participated in from the church here.bv delegatesAttend-played with cornedv situationssurpi'ises, and above all a lessorAs Geo. M, Cohan savs: “It’splay with a punch, which meanit’s a success inr.vorv motner.i Airs. FoStf-r Moreau.was(hai* i, iih'borl Klt;»pk» toance should be large. IL Good-jwii, k-.s! wee!Miss Ma\ Swiitg, both of thisWould Hunt Prairie Birdsacre. Pres.everv rafather, hrothm ami sister owos it to tHems*11 veto see this play Underworld. ” (ad\4Uno Girl of th1 is one of th*•rs at Minot.k.na Flood and children;J v.. I ! place, wki. o occured Wbulnesdav ,’ ' | of last vvi..l, ia Wimimiu-, ai the ' I,orte 13 draftin2 a hunting billresidenc*1 .u' ih. v. IL G. WeM.on.Mayor Lemuel Darrow of La- Alex Merica Sold Creamery BusinessThey left at once for a trip whichArizona, who haveAlex Merica of this place has for the next legislature to pro-1 sopj p[sActress Killed By Jealous Aumsrei1 homas Davies shot and kill*vide an open season of ten daysuests of her aunt. Mrs.j includedles. returned to state for a short visita 11 * I,-e • p ’ sever.! places m: 1 e M mda .at Indianapolisfolcreamery few sines Rensselaer to Walter R.sat Miss Ijucilc Mav, 17 years. lt;Id iLee,Illinois,dst*j!‘. Tuesday mot n-Flo*»e8s iiusbaml is aarriving ,i ne aionuay evening, low tin* pr.c illey will live in the west side of town and laterprairie chickens, on which hunting there is now a ban until the vear of 1915. The billwho gave in exchange SO acres ofa restaurant at Vincennes. Buidav night. He aftcrv,mv.s tooland in Walker township, Jasper ibis own life by ban;twill provide for only five birdscountv. Mr. Merica bought thebusiness of W. FI. Morrison for to the man. It is said that the bill j pjs son Dean who run it succession' m «Davies was nboiengineer on t ho Soul h-will probanlv go on a farm.Tluwill have the support of manywho declare that a j munttis ago and he had to leavecount v up I.* •r35 real's of age. was married aihis familv lived in Pennsvlvanihunters,fully hut his health failed several He met the girl and her mothnine liasfeeeived word,ha, Nebraska, statingnr Bell was quite badly ear that citv Saturdaybride is the tiuugiiler of Mr. and ,Mrs. Albert Swing southeast „f j short open season will not liurt ] tllje l of it to others much. the supply of chickens.town and is very popular among a wide circle of friends. The groom is the o!de-t sun of Mr.J AT,., f , ! , „ !A f/of the time, hence the sale.Queen Quality Shoes Are HereWebner’s Cash Store announc-t 1 /v/A 4^1Perpendicular or Longitudinal?iill Oklahoma two vears agowhithcvtraveling Since thatwithtin3were opera troupe, he has continually annoyed tl girl with his attentions and wineVio voFncml him
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Francesville, Indiana, US
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