The gazette., 1901-04-06

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Jessie Fletcher have returned from
Steubenville.-Miss Halle Q. Brown
gave recital Thursday evening with
Miss Eliza Glasgow as pianist.-Mrs.
Benjamin Lee has moved to Eliza
beth. Pa.-AIrs. Joseph Verse, of
Wheeling, spent a few days here, the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Lee
Matthew West died Thursday and
was buried Friday at Smithfield.-
Mrs. John Henderson. of Wheeling,
was called here by her brothers ILL
ness and death.-Ten members of
Mystic lodge, No. 20, visited the Ma
sonic lodge at Steubenville on Mon
day.
Salem. - The new minister will
preach Easter Sunday.-Easter eXer-
cises at Zion church Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. A. Harvey buried their in
FAINT last week.-Mr. w. Taylor, of
Lisbon. was here Thursday.-Mrs.
Lewis has returned from Lisbon
Mr.. and Mrs S. Alexander entertain
ed at dinner last Sunday Mr.. w.
Berry and family. Miss Lille Green
and Miss James.-Mr. Ormes, of Liv-
erpool, is visiting here.-Mr. j. Ormes
has moved from w. Green to +. Main
street.-AIrs. j. Lewis has returned
to Pittsburg.-Contracto Bur- Ike and
Lacy have dissolved partnership
Mrs. Fogg, of the Friends church,
spoke at the A. NJ. f. church Sunday.
Cadiz-Messrs. II. Christian, Will
liam Farris and Melvin Christian
spent Sunday here.-Niss Eliza Glas-
gov, of Wheeling, gave a musical at
the A. NJ. Z. church.-Rev. b. H. Lee
has moved to Elizabeth, Pa.-Mrs.
Clark, of Mt. Pleasant, is the guest of
Mrs. Elizabeth Lucas. - Matthew
West was buried Thursday at Smith
field.-A number of Masons were at
Steubenville Monday setting up
lodge. An enjoyable time is report
ed.-A[rs. H. f. Fox has recovered
from the grip.-The church is pre-
pairing for Easter.-Mrs. Rev. b. H.
Lee and son. Frank, are visiting at
Bellefonte, Pa. before going to their
new home-Mrs. Susan Brown is vis-
iting in Pittsburg.
Youngstown. - The concert given
for the A. NJ. E. S. S. benefit was a
success. Opening address by the pas
tor. Rev. L. W. White. Miss r. Holmes
sold 100 tickets and received the first
prize. silk umbrella; Miss l..
Holmes sold "A tickets and received
the second prize, a gold ring; Mr.. W.
Lincoln sold 66 tickets and received
the third prize, sterling silver
bracelet.-Mrs. NJ. Allen, of Emlen-
ton, Pa. was the guest of Miss A..
| Stewart Thursday.-Miss G. Brocken-
borough is very ill.--Mr. Geo. Lucas
is confined to his home with rheu-
matism. The W2wep'S II, NJ. cteic ty
are arranging for a concert April S.
Miss NJ. Carson was appointed teach
er of class No. 5 and treasurer of the
| S. S. NJ. society to succeed Miss X.
Holmes, who left on March % for E.
Liverpool.-Geo. Burke, of Sharon,
visited here Sunday.-The X. of P.'s
annual sermon was preached at the
A. NJ. E. church Sunday. 1t was well
attended.-Miss Walker, of Missis-
sippi, is here visiting.-Miss Lizzie
Kennedy, of Sharon, is visiting her
parents.-The daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Stinson, of Pittsburg, is
| WISHING neEe.-AlIS. W. dGIOA Ids
returned from Pittsburg.
Piqua.-Thos. Taylor, of Dayton,
visited here Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Giles moved onto their farm Monday.
| Miss Myrtle HaithcOX, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hill, of Troy, visited here Sun
day.-The Daughters of Jerusalem
held a Mother Moore" meeting Tues
dav afternoon-Miss Bessie Taylor
is i'll at Mrs. Jackson's.-Miss Harper
returned to Anna Saturday.-Misses
Bailey, Fowls. Collins, Taylor and
Mrs. Ed Kendall deserve credit for
the supper at Odd Fellows hall last
Tuesday evening. They cleared
| $1S.75. for which the pastor tenders
thanks.-Mrs. Parsley, who had her
limb broken six weeks ago, will sit
up Sunday-Misses Estella Kendall
and Carrie Wilson gave a musical at
Mrs. j. Coles Monday evening.-Miss
Hulda Collins and VIM. Lowery are
ill.-Mr. Lew Collins and Mrs. a. Will
liams are improving.-FredW Wilson is
about the same.-The Sunday-school
will render a programme Sunday
evening at Cyrene church, and Sun
day afternoon at Park Avenue Bap-
tist church.
DAYTON. - Mrs. Lila Ferguson is
quite sick.-Mr. and Mrs. Phillson, of
Indianapolis, were here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Parsons entertained
very delightfully."- last Wednesday
evening at ''conundrum party
| Miss Amanda Hawkins. of Glendale,
was here last week.-The X. of P.'s
annual sermon was preached at
Eaker Street church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Minnie Scott, of Lima, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Etheyln Collins
! Mr.. James Brown has gone to At
lantic City, n. J.-Messrs. John FAINT
and John Young have gone to Buff
falo.-The old maids convention at
Zion church Thursday evening was a
success.-Mr. Chester Broadly has
moved on Pease street.-Mrs. Hass
was removed from the hospital last
week.-Mrs.. Washington is ill.-A
rally was held at Bethel church Sun
day. = Rev. Guy, of the Mission
church, is preparing very interest
ing programme for Easter Sunday.
| Mrs Butler, Misses Jessie Brown and
Pearl Grayson are on the pro-
gramme.
An Afro-AmerIcan Boys Fortune.
James G. Brooks, private messen-
ger of Omaha's mayor, recently in