The gazette., 1901-04-06

OXford.-Mrs. Mary Smith is hold
ing successful revival services at
Bethel church.-Mrs. Nancy Prock
and Eli Williams are better.-Mrs.
Daisy Hill visited here Saturday and
Sunday.-The band boys gave their
entertainment April 2.
East Liverpool. - Miss Esther
Brown and Oscar Reed were married
on March 26.-Miss Il. Holmes, of
Youngstown, is visiting here.-The A.
NJ. E. c. Z. society has been reor-
ganized.-Quite a number attended
the X. of p. sermon at Wellsville Sum
day.-Edward Brown is away visit
ing.
MansfeId-The A. NJ. f. S. S. will
render a programme Sunday after
noon.-Rev. Johnson, p. E., will be
here Sunday and Monday.-Marion
church raised $40 at its rally last
Sunday for the pastor, Rev. j. w.
Lewis.-Mrs. John Liggins is better
Mrs. Washington is here.-Mrs. Tel
son has la grippe.-Harry Jones,
George Flemings and Tom Wilson
have lung trouble.
London. Ephriam Culpher, of
Latty, and Willy Culpher, of Steuhcn-
vile, were called to Albert Culphcr's
bedside-Mr and Mrs. Webb, Misses
Lavonia and limo Parsons were in
Springfield Sunday. - Mrs. Hattie
Boyd, of Columbus, visited here last
week.-Misses NJ. Peterson and Mary
McMillen and Mrs. Wheatley, of
Charlestown, were here Sunday
Rev. Spells was in Wooster last week.
Wensville.-Rev Mason preached
the annual sermon for Twin City
lodge, K. of P, Sunday.-Toussiant
lodge, X. of P, and Ladies Court, of
Steubenville, were guests of Twin
City lodge at their annual sermon
Sunday.-Mrs. b. Butler and Robert
Ransel were called to their brothers
bedside at ClarkSburg, W. Va
Archie Hogshead, of Beaver, visited
here Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. AlonZo
Fishers little daughter is very i'll.
Akron.-Miss Maud NJ. johnson left
Thursday morning for Massillon and
will be the guest of her friends,
Misses Grace Pinn and Ella Mickens,
for a few weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ.
| Hailstalk and Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
| jackson attended the annual sermon
| of the X. of P.'s at Cleveland Sunday
Mr.. Payton Johnson is not expected
| to live. He is sinking very rapidly
| and his death may occur any mo-
! ment. His son, DR.. Theodore John
| son, of Columbus, arrived here Sun
day night.
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Lima.-The funeral of Fl. S. Bates
who died Wednesday morning, was
held at the A. NJ. f. church Friday af-
! ternoon. He was buried in Woodlawn
cemetery. "A wife and two children
survive him.-The second quarterly
meeting was held Sunday. Rev. w. j.
| Johnson preached.-Both churches
are preparing fine Easter pro
| grammes.-The concert held at the
! Second Baptist church Tuesday night
was a succesS.-MiSS Mabel White has
the quinsy.-Mrs. White, Mrs. w.
| HaithcoX and daughter, Lena, who
have had la grippe, are better-Mrs.
Joseph Jackson is seeking a divorce
! from Mr.. Jackson and desires to be
restored to her maiden name, Mile
Ann Holly.
Findlay. - Sunday was quarterly
meeting. Collection, $2O.O5.-EldeI
johnson gave fine lecture last Mon
day evening.-Mrs. A. B. Woods left
for Battle Creek, Mich, last Tues.
day.-A chicken and waffle supper
was given at Mrs. C. E. Wilson's last
! Wednesday night.-Miss Alice Sims
left for Kentucky last Thursday
Club Z met at Mrs. Bray's last Tues
day and will also give an Easter sup
per next Monday evening.-Leroy
Price celebrated his 18th birthday
last Monday.-Mrs. Geons and chill
dren are better.-Mrs. Rudd will re-
turn home soon.-The devoted sisters
raised $13 at the concert.-Services
were well attended Sunday.
Zanesville.-Miss Ollie Norman, ot
| Newark, was the guest of Miss Maria
| Williamson this week.-Mrs.. Powell
of Columbus, is visiting her daughter
! Mrs. Geo. Parker.-S. S. Nelson has
returned from Coshocton and Mr.
Schoaft Barnett from Dayton.-Tht
funeral of Mr.. William Freeman was
held Wednesday at Union church,
Mrs. johnson is ill.-An Easter enter
tainment will be given at UnioT
church Monday evening.-Rev. Revels
evangelist, has closed his labors anC
left for other fields Tuesday.-Mr.
Levi Jackson is very sick and there
is little hope of his recovery.-The
funeral of Mrs. Mildred Simpson wa:
held Friday from St. Paul's church.
>Ravenna.-Miss Lizzie Proctor anC
Mather Ware were c. G. P. passenger!
for Burghstown, Pa, March 2S. Mis-.
Lizzie had quinsy the past week.
Mr.. c. Parker has moved on Lak'
street,. E. Grey and Mrs. B.
David are better.-Carl Brown, o.
Salem, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. J.
Robinson.-J. H. Webster has accept
ed position in Kent.-Mr. E. Pulle,
and son, Max, have been confined t.
the house for several days by illness
"A birthday party and dance will b
given at Riddle hall April by Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Robinson.-There are tw,
cases of smallpox here (white).-Th
families of Mrs. D. A. Matthews AM