The gazette., 1901-04-06

Mr. HENRY TAYLOR Advertising Solicitor
Mss Lulu Morgan and Mr.. White
were married Wednesday evening.
Mrs. George Buchanan, of Inde-
prndence street, has been quite i'll.
Mr.. VIII Mcpherson, of Hackman
street. is still quite i'll with typhoid
fever.
Mr.. Gabriel Murray, of Hackman
street. is still confined TO his home
by sickness.
The Douglass "Y's" gave floral
social at Mrs. Prices, on Cedar ave-
nue.. Wednesday evening.
Dr.. +. \. Dale has returned to the
city. after spending a few weeks with
his mother in Montgomery, Ala.
The testimonial benefit given Miss
Lulu Mead at Woodliff hall Tuesday
evening was fairly well attended.
The Carrie Nation" social given
by the Kings Daughters Monday
evening was quite a successful as we'll
as unique affair. What will the young
ladies' think of next?
Austin Turner has been elected
captain of the freshman baseball
team at Central High school. Mr..
Turner promises 10 be quite a success
in athletics.
Mrs. l.. Buckner, of Columbus,
state superintendent of the colored
department of the w. c. T. T., ad-
dressed Mt Zion Sunday-school last
Sunday. She also delivered an ad-
dress before the Ladies' Missionary
society Monday afternoon.
Al ST. Johns church next Sunday
afternoon the Sunday-school will
hold its Easter exercises. Elaborate
preparations have been made.
Interesting Easter exercises will be
given by the S. s. of Shiloh church
Sunday. In the evening communion
Will ne held.
Mr. Thomas r. Thompson is gen
cral manager of the Puritas Mineral
Springs Co.. bottlers of the famous
Puritas water, with headquarters IN
the Masonic Temple. Puritas IS
splendid table water.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell, of No.
200 Oregon street, are the proud
parents Of a baby girl, born March
25.
Mr.. F. f. jackson. representative of
The Gazette, his wife and Mr.. Hail
stock, of Akron, were in the city
Sunday.
Ray Hollenbeck has returned TO the
city. He has been living the past
four years in Buffalo and Pittsburg.
Miss Virginia Doss, of Parkers-
burg. w. Va, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster, of Pine street.
Wi7Iam Parker and Mr.. Reed, of
Harmon street, smallpox patients,
were taken to the pest house last
week.
Miss Susie GaSkins. Of New Berlin,
was the guest of Miss Mary Noble
the first of the week.
The Knights Of Pythias and Damon
Court held their annual thanksgiy-
ing services at st. Johns church last
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Bundy de-
livered a special address. The lodges
made fine showing.
Mrs Grayson has returned from
Rucyrus, where she was called by the
illness of her sister, Miss Maud Wal
den.
When you need a first-class meal
call at the Gem restaurant, No. 324
Prospect street. j. w. Crawford,
proprietor.
Hartona Remedy Company's goods
can be procured of their special local
agents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walker,
Case School of Applied Science. Write
either a card and they will call on
you.
Mrs. Ida Johnson and her hus-
bane arrived in this city last week
from Brooklyn, \. Y, with the re-
mains of her mother, Mrs. Anna
johnson. sister of Mrs. VIM. Cliff
years ago, Il resident OF this city.
Mrs. Anna Johnson's remains were
inferred here.
The Woman's VI. NJ. society of the
Second y. NJ. f. church entertained
the executive board of the Confer
ence Missionary society very highly
last Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Rosa
Johnson's. At night the society held
a missionary rally and after the read
ing Of several papers by different
ones and ali address by Bishop B. w.
Arnett silver offering was taken
and refreshments served.
Mrs. \. j. Braggs, of Blaine street,
gave a siX-course dinner last Wednes-
day in honor of Mrs. Vina Davis, of
Toledo; Mrs. Sarah Homager, of
Lima; Mrs. Grant, of Barbados, and
Eev. and Mrs. Bundy, Mrs. Henry
Taylor and Mrs. Rosa Johnson. The
menu consisted of soup, fish, turkey,
chicken, salad, ice cream, coffee,
chocolate and Strawberries.
The editor of The Gazette has re- |
ceived an interesting letter from
Frank T. Mann, a Cleveland boy, who |
is member of Company l, Twenty
fourth infantry. now stationed at |
'IaynG, Pangasinan, Philippine ISL
andS.
Mrs. w. r. Mcintyre, of 55 Green
wood street, entertained last Thurs
day Mrs. Nina Davis, of Toledo, who
was the guest of Mrs. Henry Taylor.
Mrs. j. w. Chambers and Mrs. F. F.
Scott called upon Mr.. Henry Taylor
last Tuesday morning. They wore
heavy wells over their faces as a re-
suit of the election.
The finest ball of the season will
be given by the Centennial Social
club Thursday evening, April II.
'ohnston's grand orchestra will be
attendance. Don't miss this treat.
Nr. j. Elsoffer, representing d. w.
Allison CO.. manufacturers of
ira Allison Table" chairs, etc, has
lastnd offices in the Arcade. We call
hers'tcDtion of our physicians, espe-
repolto this announcement.
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