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MIR. ECkHARDT CoMpLIMENrED.
Lutheran Synod Thanks Him fOi
Work Treasurer.

Work as Treasurer.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
BOONSBORO', Md. October 19.-The
third session of the Evangelical Lutheran
synod of Maryland opened this morning
with the treasurer's report. The total re-
ceipts from the pastorates for the year
amounted to S25,15S.99: the disbursement
S19,24914. This is said to be the best year
In the history of the synod
On motion of DIR. ]. G. Butler of WASH
ington, D. c., Mr.. Cornelius Eckhardt, the
treasurer, given a vote of thanks and
commendation for his excellent financfering
The seminary committee reported on that
institution and Rev. j. A Singmaster spoke
on the debt and suggested plans for raising
the same. Directors to the seminary were
elected to fill the vacancies, resulting as
follows: Revs l.. Kumman. D. D.; C. A
Britt and I. W. Miller. d. D.; Messrs. A.
r. Fox and George Ryneal, jr., both of
Washington, d. G.
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them he smIingly gave the same reply
that he would not discuss public affairs
Mr. Evarts, who left the pier after the
ambassadors family had driven away, said
that the amba had gone to catch an
early train for his summer home at Stock
bridge, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-10-19
A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.
Marquis Ito. Formerly Premier o.
japan. Expected Tomorrow.

Marquis Ito, former premier Of Japan. and
who is travelling in the United States, is
expected to arrive in this city from New
York early tomorrow morning Upon his
arrival he will go direct to the japanese le-
cation and will be the guest of the japanese
minister until he leaves for New Haven
II is expected that the marquis will be for
maliy presented to President Roosevelt
Monday.
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SANTOS-DUMONT WINS PRIZE.
Rounded the tGiFeI Tower Today in
His Balloon.

His Balloon.
PARIS, October 19.-The Santos-Dumont
airship ascended at St. Cloud at 23S oclock
this afternoon and five minutes afterward
began to round the EifT1e tower
Santos-Dumont completed his trip sue
cessfully, but a question has arisen as to
whether it was done within the time limit
thirty minutes. NJ. Deutsch says the aero
naut won the prize. The committee how
ever, declares NJ. Santos Dumont took thirty
minutes. fcrty and four-sevenths seconds
to make the trip
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-10-19
MICHIGAN VS.. NORTHWESTERN.
Two Noted College Foot Ball Teams
at Ann ArbOr,

ANN ARBOR, Mich. October 19-Regents'
Field was in splendid condition this after
noon when the foot ball teams of Michigan
and Northwestern University lined up.
Coach Hollister of Northwestern said be-
fore the game:
II think we have good fighting chance
To win
Coach Yost said of his team:
Every man is in tip-top shape and we
are prepared to hand out to Northwestern
the best goods we have in stock"
The lineup was as follows:
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Would Delay Canal Completion.

The isthmian canal commissions report
of last session is quoted to bear out the
statement that delay in the final completion
of the canal would ensue by the acceptance
of any terms that the Panama Company
seemed able to offer.
"A new arrangement is necessary IL the
United States is to undertake such work, -
said that report. The REIMBURSEMENT by
the canal company, with the consent of Co
lombia, of the privileges it has under exist
ing concessions. for a consideration to be
agreed upon with the United States. would
leave the way open for treaty negotiations
between the two governments to ascertain
whether Colombia will consent to the occu-
patton of its territory by the United States
for the construction of a canal to be under
government control, management and own
ership, and, If SO. whether they can agree
upon terms mutually satisfactory.
The situation is peculiar there are
three parties in interest. The United States
can enter into no agreement with Colombia
that does not have the approval of the
company, and the concessions do not per-
NIT the company to transfer or attempt to
transfer its rights to a foreign govern
ment"
Those who are concerned in obtaining a
canal. and getting it quickly, are afraid
that somewhere In the course Of these va
rious negotiations a hitch may occur OBJ
stacles may arise that will start the coun-
try on another weary round of waiting for
a canal
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modern requirements. After the outbreak
of the Spanish war he was commandant of
the New York navy yard, where he EN-
Gently haldled an enormous amount of
routine work in connection with the eouip-
ment and supply of the north Atlantic
squadron. Admiral Bunce retired by age
limit on December %, 1898, and has since
oeen living quietly at his home in Connecti-
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The DIX Sail. for Manila.

The War Department is informed that the
transport Dix left Seattle. Washington
yesterday for Manila with a cargo of for
age weighing 10000 tons.
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4 Hawaiian Judgeship.
REAR ADMIRAL BUNCE DEAD
Distinguished Naval OMcer Passe
Away at His Home.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, October 19-Rear
Admiral Francis NJ. Bunce, u. S. N. (re-
tired), died this morning at his home here.
Admiral Bunce was one of the veterans
of the civil war, in which he rendered most
cessor of Admiral Sicard commander-in-
chief of the north Atlantic squadron. and
was more active than any naval officer of
his time in improving the navy to meet
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II you want to buy, sell,

II you want to buy, sell,
lease property or rent
rooms, want n situation or
want help, IL will pay you
to announce the fact in
the advertising columns
OF The Star. They arc
closely studied by more
than three times as many
people as read any other
paper.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17

ing the day with relatives.
Miss Belle Rist spent the past week
with friends and relatives at Wheeling.
Capt. Charles Muhleman was at Clar-
ington, O., on business Tuesday.
Miss Phebe fisher was at Wheeling
Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Muhleman was at New Mar
tinsville Thursday and Friday. the guest
of her son, B. Z. Muhleman, and family.
Samuel Braunlich was a Wheeling vis-
itor Thursday.
]. II. O'Neill and Harvey Bare made n
business trip to the country Thursday.
Mr.. n Mrs. Hugh Hoskinson returned
to their home at Darlington, o.. Wednes-
day. after visiting his parents for several
weeks.
Mrs. B. r. Criswell, of Wheeling, was
the guest OF Miss Belle Rist Thursday
and Friday.
Frank Lloyd returned home Monday
after a short visit with relatives at
Moundsville and Fairmont, w. Va.
Miss Ida fisher came home from Pitts
burg Thursday, called here by the serious
illness OF her father. Isaac fisher, who
Is In a very critical condition.
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GAINESVILLE.

GAINESVILLE, Ohio, March 16.-Capt.
Fred Hornbrook, Of the Sistersville wharf
boat, will spend Sunday with his parents
here. On his return to the river he Will
take with him his fine ZIG pacing stallion,
Spanish Boy which Mr.. Thomas +.
Hornbrook, of this place, has been win
tering. Spanish Boy" is a thoroughbred
Wilkes. and probably has no equal in
eastern Ohio. The people here will be
sorry to see him leave, as all have become
acquainted with him more or less.
Mrs. Kate Hatcher, of Sycamore, Ill,
with her three children, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Pagett, of East Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchard Hiatt. OF
Moundsville, are visiting parents here.
Mrs. Shannon Meighn and brother, John
Gray, of Steubenville. arrived Wednesday
for a visit of several days with friends
here.
George Jackson, of this place, was oper-
ated upon Friday by DR.. HAMILTON, of
Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Trunk, of Oil City,
Pa, are visiting the family OF John Trunk,
of South Chestnut street.
]. r. Moore has returned from a bust
ness thip to eastern cities.
DR.. Robert Hodgson, formerly Of Phila-
delphia, has located in town for the prac-
tice of medicine. He lately finished a
course of homeopathic treatment at Phil
adelphia. before which he practiced his
profession in England.
The members of the Catholic church ex-
pect to have plans for a new building
soon. The young men are busy collecting
for that purpose. and the ladies will give
a bazaar, the proceeds of which will go
towards the construction OF a new build
ing
Tho Central Hotel property was sold
this. week, the purchaser being John
Depew, owner of the American House,
of South Chestnut street. The price paid
was 5000. Possession will be given April
LIST. but it will be rented until fall. as Mr..
Dcpew has a lease on the American House
until hat time.
The proceeds of the social given by the
Woman's Relief Corps last Friday was
large enough to pay off the remaining
debt on the Soldiers monument erected
by them last year.
The Republican township convention
held last Saturday resulted in the nomi-
nation of Capt. John Howard 10. trustee,
EiGHh I1dfTlsoH lot lTedSIftT, w II MI
ton for constable. and Joshua Devices for
assessor of East precinct.
Miss Sally Riley is making a stay of
several weeks with folks at home. after
which time she will return to her duties
at Wheeling, W. Va
The New Century Club met Friday with
Miss Alma Watt. of East Main street.
Miss Emma Dent is sick at her home on
Lincoln avenue.
Prof. Willis delivered a lecture on
~physiognomy to the High school and
eighth grade pupils Friday afternoon.
This subject has been his life study. and
one on which he Iectured 10 the o. s. II.
and other leading colleges OF the State
from which he received recommendations.
After his lecture here he called several
boys forward whose character he read ex-
tremely accurately.
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all;nr on our merchants to-day.

calling on our merchants to-day.
Yves. Litten was at Jackson Ridge
this week on business.
Mike Gano, of Newport, o., was call
ing on friends to-day.
Frank Dunlap, of S~istersvllle, was
calling on our merchants this week.
Robert Work spent Sunday with
friends at Matamoras.
The old soldiers are receiving thelr
pension money this week.
Feeny's candy man, Mr.. Fulton, was
in town this week.
Thos. Bowen is the proud father OF
a baby girl.
Mrs. Emmett Litten and Prissy a
mer and daughter Eliza were shopping
at Wheeling today.
Mrs. Bridgeman is visiting her SIS
ter-in-law Mrs. Francis Witten, VINO
is very low at the North Wheeling nos
pital.
George Titus received on the Green
wood Thursday morning a pair or hne
driving horses, which he purchased at
PIT. Pleasant. :
Mrs. Florence Bowers, OF PROCTOR, IS
visiting her father, Eph. Hall.
J. D. Nesbitt was at New Maruns-
VILE on business this week.
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NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, o March 16.-Mrs. Ra-
chel Barkwill has moved to st. Marys.
Ben Lilly moved his family into the
house in which she has been living.
Mrs. Nelson Hovis, of Belmont, is the
guest of her parents here.
Will Greene is on the streets again
after a short illness.
Mrs. w. P. Baxter gave a party on
Saturday afternoon in honor of the 3rd
birthday of her daughter, Myrtelle.
About seventy little folks were invited,
and they enjoyed themselves as chill
dren can. The hours were from 2 to 4
o'clock.
Miss Clara Ward, of Lower Newport,
was visiting here this week.
Mr.. Scrafford, the gauger, has moved
his family into the new Cross house.
Mr.. McMillen occupied the one vacated
by him.
DR.. 1. P. Eddy has purchased the Jas.
Travis property on Easy street.
Frank Clark and John Smith were at
Marietta on Wednesday.
Rev. w. p. Baxter will begin a series
of meetings in the NJ. E. church on Sun
day.
Fred Rake, of Lawrence, was calling
on friends here this week.
Mrs. Lou Cree had a number of her
friends with her on Wednesday to help
on a charity quilt, which she is making
for some friends, who had all their
household goods destroyed by fire.
Miss Myrtle Dye is visiting her sister,
Mrs Fred Kerr.
Little Rue Milliner had a very pleas
ant poverty birthday party on Wednes-
day. The children were dressed in tat
tiers and rags, which added much to
their enjoyment.
Mrs.Cora Gardener left for her home
at Newton Falls on Wednesday.
Roy Cochran, of Eureka, was the
guest of friends here on Thursday and
Friday.
The Prohibitionists of this place have
organized and nominated men on their
ticket for the township election. They
have been wise in their selection of
men, and we hope our good people will
look much at the qualifications of the
men on the different tickets. and not so
much to his party.
Cecil Collect is home again, after sew
eral months absence.
The Art League was entertained by
the Misses Zou and Geraldine Hines on
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gano delightfully."-
entertained about thirty Of their mar
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and formerly Of this plaza. died It the
home OF his daughter, 1frk- ]. ~. Frances.
Of the South Side. on Saturday. March 9Th,
Of senile debility. Services were held at
the home of his daughter Saturday.
Mr.. A. C. Ruby started for Hot Springs.
Arkansas. last Wednesday. where he will
go both for his health and will purchase
draught horses which he will sell at
public auction in the near future. Watch
for his advertisement in the Register.
Mr.. J. T.. Kramer and wife, of Kansas
City, are the guests of the formers
brother, J. A. Kramer, of Locust street.
Lloyd Taught was a Wheeling visitor
Thursday.
Mrs. johnson, of Maple avenue, enter
tanned a number Of her friends at home
Monday evening.
Mr.. T. H. Hawkins, Of the West vir-
ginia Monumental Works, returned from
Sutton Tuesday, where he has been for
the past three days on business.
The Dorcas Club met at the residence Of
Mrs. Emanuel Reich Wednesday.
Many people of this place were very
sorry to hear Of the sad death Of Mrs.
Joe P. Sweeney, at Sistersville, last week.
She was a daughter of Mr.. John Slender,
of Maple avenue. She has lived at this
place from her childhood, and was a very
popular young lady, and has left a great
many friends to mourn her loss. In Sep
ember she was married to Mr.. j. P.
Sweeney, of Sistersville, and lived at that
place until her death. Services were held
at the Catholic church, of which she was
a member. Interment took place at Will
Jams cemetery.
Vote will be taken on Thursday, March
18th, for issuing bonds for the paving of
the streets. A person can't Conscientious
ly vote for rejection.
Mrs. DR.. F. P. Lowther and daughters,
Mrs. VIM. Fitch, frankie, and grand
daughter Caroline. were Wheeling visitors
Thursday.
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MARIETTA.

MARIETTA, O., March 16.-Mr. Ru-
fus Z. Dawes, of Evanston. Ills. was
in the city this week. the guest of his
mother, Mrs. R. R. Dawes, and other
relatives and friends.
MISS Emma Langerberg, OF Beverly.
has beer spending the week in Ma
rletta, as the guest of Mrs. Willis Nor
rls, Putnam street.
Misses Della and Ada Chambers have
returned to their home in Cambridge
after a pleasant visit here with Mr..
1. B. Phillips and sister.
Miss Sadie Schilling is home from
Chillicothe, where She has been the
guest of her brother for the past eight
months.
Mr.. Elmer Johnston, of Evansville.
is visiting his cousin, Mr.. Wesley Bar
clay, OF this city. Mr.. Johnston is con-
v%alescent from a recent severe illness
during which he was at one time re
ported dead.
Mrs Fannie ~Schoonover, Of the West
Side, was called to Virgin, O., by the
serious illness of her brother. Mr.. Ma
than Croy.
Miss Elizabeth Stoehr has returned
from a protracted visit with relatives
and friends in Wheeling.
The wife of Rev. W. E. Braingman.
who has been seriously i'll for some
time, is recovering her health. much
to the qualification of her many friends.
Mr.. w w. Mills. President of the
First National Bank, has been con-
fined to his bed during the week with
a severe attack of grip.
Mr.. w. S. Taylor was called to Car
bondale. o., Friday by the serious III
ness OF his brother. David Taylor. who
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NEW MARTINSVILLE.

NEW MARTINSVILLE. w. Va, March
16.-One of the Morgantown papers in one
of its last weeks edition, stated that the
legislature failed to place the money in
the appropriation bill at the last of the
last session for the erection of a monu-
ment in honor of Levi Morgan in the court
house yard at New Martinsville. but the
money was appropriated in both the ap-
preparation bill and in the passing of the
bills which reads Whereas. there is no
monument to Levi Morgan. in the State.
for whose benefit he did such service
therefore, be it enacted by the legislature
OF West Virginia that there shall be ap-
propriated the sum of $500 to be paid out
OF the treasury of the State for the pur-
pose OF erecting a monument to Levi Nor
gan, at New Martinsville, in the county
of Wetzel."
A meeting of the citizens was held at
the Magnolia schol Building on Tuesday
last for the purpose of nominating officers
Oh the town to take effect under the new
charter that was recently passed by the
Iast legislature, and the party is to be
known as the citizens party, to be voted
on in April. The ones nominated are:
For mayor, c. G. Westerman: recorder.
Sep Hall; chief of police, f. c. Luikhart:
street commissioner, J.. H. Sharp: assessor.
L. V. Mclntire; collector, A. B. Morrison:
the councilmen are: First ward. Ober ].
hoontz' Second ward, W. E. Culp and
A Ruby: Third ward. w. r. Rine and
John Debolt. This is a magnificent ticket
and could not be bettered. and are lust
the KIND of men that are in for improve
ments.
Ex-Sherin Levi shuuan. Of wHeyvtrle.
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ried friends on last Thursday evening,
in honor of their nieces, Mrs. Cora Car
dener, of Newton Falls, and Mrs. Helen
Fellows, of Chicago.
Rev. Dana is conducting a meeting at
Brushy Fork, Ohio.
Mrs. John Snodgrass and Mrs. Louisa
Ferguson are on the sick list this week,
also Mrs. Julia Rea.
Roy Robinson, of McKeesport, is Wis
iting relatives here.
Rev. Harvey Cofer is having a sue
cessful meeting at Ducher, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dye are in Mariet-
ia this week.
Miss Rachel Gale went to Parkers-
burg on Wednesday to be the guest of
friends.
Mrs. Gordon Greene was visiting here
on Thursday.
Mrs. Gregory, of st. Marys, was here
on Thursday.
Chuck" Ellis has moved from Va
cluse into the Hayes house again.
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PADEN'S VALLEY.

PADEN'S VALLEY, w. Va, March H.
DIR. Meeks. of sistersville. made a pro-
fessional call here this week.
Mr.. Theo. Hornbrook. Of New Martins
Vile. was A business caller Thursday.
Conrad Miller is at the North Wheeling
hospital. suffering from an attack OF
typhoid fever.
Miss Rachel Smith is visiting friends al
Sistersyille this week
Mr.. Z. o. PadeD Is quite III. under the
treatment of DR.. J. d. Schmid. OF New
Martinsville.
Miss Josephine Stephens was calling on
friends at New Martinsville IN Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Claire Van Camp viii enter
tain a few Of her friends Saturday even-
Ing. March gsrd. Music and different
games viii be the amusement Of the even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Boston were in
Wheeling this week.
Migs Emma Fankhurst will leave on an
extended visit TO Lorain, O., next week.
Mr.. Ned Davenport. OF Friendly. w. Va.
Is here this week.
Miss Rose RIel and several friends were
the guests OF Miss Sadie Riel last Sum
day.
j. n. yancamp was a business caller
at Parkersburg Wednesday.
s. p. Ankrom. Of Middlebourne. was
visiting his bfother. Il. c. Ankrom. this
week.
Robert Hutchinson, Of Shady Side. who
has been I'll, IS conyaiescent.
Dir. Charles Nash. a popular young
gentleman Of Ravenswood. w. Va. who
sojourned here last summer. will return
again in a few days.
Miss Katherine Sutton. who has been
visiting here, VIII return 10 Wheeling next
week
DR. Bruce Keller. who has been III and
the guest OF his parents here, returned 70
his sxtensfvs practice at shirley, W. W
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M'MECHEN.

VIII Jones was in Moundsville yes
terday on business.
Louis Myers has removed his fam
lily from here to Canton, Ohio.
Harry Thompson, of U~hrichsyille, o.,
is the guest of his brother, Robert
Thompson. of this place.
j. c. Mcmahon, of Benwood June
ton. has recovered from a severe at
tack Of the grip.
AT st. James Catholic church this
evening, there will be rosary, sermon
and benediction. Subject OF the ser
o. Causes Given for the Delay OF
Repentance"
The Tri-city Gun Club will hold an
important meeting in the Mayors Of
fee next Thursday evening. The club
is composed of the leading sportsmen
of Moundsyille, McMechen and Ben
wood.
Mrs. Annie McCracken, of Cameron,
is visiting at the home of Sol. Nc
Cracker.
Miss Annie Mcclure is the guest OF
friends at Bridgeport, Ohio.
W. p. Mcdonald and wife will leave
tomorrow for Parkersburg, where
they will reside for a few months.
Alfred Newman, OF Wheeling. was
in the city yesterday.
w. J. Rude has returned from a bus
mess trip to Ravens Rock.
Mrs. Vida Thomas died at the Rey-
holds Memorial Hospital yesterday
morning after a short Illness OF pneu-
monia. The remains win be taken to
her former home at Adaline to-day for
burial.
The Wheeling Traction Company
has a force of men stringing a new
iced cable along the NJ, B. &. w. line,
1t Is said that when this work Is COM
pleted, the power house at Jim's Run
will be abandoned.
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SARDTS.

SARD1S, o., March 16.-Fred Tu-
baugh, of Glen Easton, is visiting his
son, George Limbaugh.
H. c. Thompson was at Bellaire this
week on business.
William Humphrey was visiting
friends in town Friday.
A c. Vetter, Eph. Hall and Samuel
Suter were at Woodsfeld. O., this week
on business.
Miss Kate Christie, of Elk Fork, Is
visiting friends in town
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartman, Of New
Martinsville, visited their parents here
this week
G. Ludy, of the CosgrAve Shoe and
Rubber Company, Of Zanesv1llA. MAS
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= IN engineer on the p o. s w. ril-
road.
Mr.. Ben watson and ". @. Allender
have been spending several days visit
ing friends and relatives at Raven
Rock, w. Va.
Mrs. viii Winston and SON Ralph
have been guests Of friends at Lower
Newport for a few days.
Hon. H. H. Wickham has returned to
his home at Athens, after q visit Of
several days here with friends.
Miss Jessie Lund left Thursday for
Cleveland. where she will remain for
about two weeks visiting friends.
Mrs. Jacob Hauck was recently call
ed to Mason City, W Va, by the ILL
ness of her mother.
Miss Jessie Lowell is home from a
visit with relatives at Athens.
Rev. W. E. Roe, Of the First Presby-
terrain church, has returned from
GAINESVILLE, where he was the guest OF
friends for several days.
President Perry and Dean Chamber
lin, of Marietta College, have been at
tending the convention OF Presidents
and Deans at Columbus during the
week.
MI. Wallace Williams. of Chillicothe.
was called to Marietta a few days
since by the death Of his aunt, Mrs.
Amanda Miller.
Miss Katherine sherwood, who was
the guest of her parents here for sew
eral days, returned Wednesday after
noon to Columbus, where she will re-
sumo her studies.
Mr.. L. L. Beach, who is a fireman on
the main line of the B. & o. railroad.
is the guest of his brother, Capt. j. G.
Beach.
Mrs. AL. Norman has returned to her
home at Pleasant City, after a visit
here with the family Of Mr.. R. A.
Boggs.
Miss Laura Devol has been enjoying
a two weeks visit with relatives at
Fostoria, 0.
Mrs. Mary Scott is home from Gin
~cinnati, where she has been visiting
her daughter for the past four months.
Miss Eva Conrath has been visiting
relatives in Columbus.