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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-01-07
Money To Loan On Real Estate
NIB. CASSELL,&CO &C. Sherbrooke.

Miss Cora Chalmers returned
to her school wook at. the Red
River Valley University at Wah-
peton, Monday after spending
the Holidays with the home folks
at Sherbrooke.
Mrs. VanDusen and Miss
Mabel went to Minneapolis Sat.
urday. The former will visit
friends for a few days and the
latter we understand will remain
and attend school.
Miss Harrington's reading Of
Jim Fenton's Wedding con-
vulsed the audience with laugh
ter, She read humor and pathos
with equal ability.-Duluth Tele-
graph.-At Opera House Satur-
day evening Jan. 10. K. p.
course. :.
"Christ's Message to the Fall
en-" is the morning topic in the
Cong'l Church. Israel in the.
time of the Judges" is the even
ing topic. The Young Peoples
meeting will be at 7:3O, evening
service at 8. Sunday-school at
the usual hour.
Miss Eleanor Harrington is
earnest and enthusiastic, has
complete c%ontrolof herself, and
her work on the platform shows
great artistic ability She is
versatile and sympathetic and
will please the most cultured and
critical. audience. Mrs. j. r.
Fairbanks, Dubuque, Ia. Opera
House Saturday evening Jan. Is.
e. p. course.
School will begin next Monday
in the eighth, nineth and tenth
grades. It vas to have begun
in all the grades but the newly
developed cases Of scarlet fever
may make this impossible.
The Masquerade ballsgiven by
the a. O.U. w. and d. Of III.
= .Eflwa HG-NrsFE1 -#TIa a.#L. ".# H-EEEEE
was we'll attended and was ade-
cided success both socially and
financially. We Understandable
nearly one hundred dollars was
REALIZED from the dance and sup
per-
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES. ;

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G. S. Moores is in Duluth this
week on business. &.
Lewis Keene returned to Mimi
eapolis Saturday.
Dick Palfrey left Monday for
Grand Forks to attend the y.
S. J. Danskin left Saturday for
a business trip to points in Iowa.
j. A. and Mrs. Warner return
ed to their home at Dickey Tues
day.
Orlo Wakeman was up from
Tower City visiting relatives last
week.
Miss Lizzie Jeffersonis visiting
friends at Page and Ayr this.
week.
Mrs Tillotson and Grace Gray
visited friends at Aneta over
Sunday.
H. N. Barrett made the Pho
neer a pleasantc call while, in town
Monday.
Gussie Mclaughlin left Mon
day for Fargo to resume his
school wook.
Fred Martin and sister Miss
Belle returned to their home at
Valley City Monday.
+ Miss Lorena King returned to
Fargo Saturday to resume her
work intthe schools there.
Miss Jessie Mclaughlin re.
turned to harrington Friday after
q. two weeks visit at home.
Miss Eunice Verwest returned
to Fargo.M Monday to resume her
work at the Fargo College.
Charles and Nina Bogert re.
turned to Darlington Saturday
to resume their school work.
Mrs. Edw, Engerud and child
rem Of Fargo were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. jacobson last
week.
David Boise returned to the
IT.. at Grand Forks Saturday
after spending the Holidays at
Ehome.
E. W. Dittes left Tuesday for
Raymond. MINI. where he has a
position with a large Mercantile
Company.
Mrs. Philip and Mr.. and Mrs.
s. d. Curry spent New Years
day az Flnley Jne guests OF FL.
: and Mrs. Curry.
: Miss Mulvey, who was the
guest Of Miss Lyons last week
returned Saturday to- Tower City
to resumeh her school work.
We acknowledgements visit
from T. G. Anderson who was
down to attend the I. O. @. f.
installation Tuesday evening.
! Richard Baldwin visited rela
tives and friends here last week.
Dick has a run on the G.. N. now
from ST. Paulto Norris Mimi,
I and return.
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Nos. 81 and 62 are daily Except Sunday pas
Nsenger trains. 49,
r No. 200 and go are freight trains, arriving
at Hope going north at. 12:45 a. m.. on Mon-
days. Wednesdays and Fridays, going south at
1920 a. ll.s3 on Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Satur-
DAYS and carry passengers only on permit.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
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Margaret Neville Company.


A large and highly pleased au-
dience witnessed the elaborate
production of "Du BARR" last
night by the Margaret Neville
company. Tonight "Leah the
Forsaken" will be the offering.
This play, adapted and translated
from the German by that master
Of stagecraft the late Augustine
DAILY, is one Of the finest pieces
of dramatic literature in the Eng
lish language. The part of Leah
is one in which Miss Neville has
created a Juror wherever she has
played it, and it is without doubt
her greatest impersonation.
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Needle Work Guild Meeting.

The members of the Ladies
Needle Work guild are hereby
invited to attend a meeting of
the guild to be held in the City
Building on Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. The president re-
quests a full attendance at this
meeting as there is much bust
PES of Importance to be attend
Z, to.
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the county, was a business visitor
in the city today.
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Thanksgiving numbers Of the
Ladies' Home Journal, Good
Housekeeping and other maya
zines on sale at McCoy's Book
store.
Miss Ella Clark of Canadea, N.
Y, and Miss Jessie johnson of
Warren, Pa, sister of Mrs. w. S.
Geary, who have been making an
extended visit with Mrs. Geary
and family, left for their respec-
tive homes Tuesday accompanied
by Mrs. G. E. Lindsey, who will
visit friends in Rochester, N. Y,
and Canada before returning.
Quite a number of prominent
Democrats from this city went to
New Martinsville last night to
hear John j. Cornwell speak. The
address of the next Governor of
West Virginia is said to have been
one of the ablest that has been
delivered in our neighboring town
the present campaign. The at
tendance at the meeting was very
large.
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j. B. Taught Of Alma, was a
business caller in the city today.
Mr.. Taught is one of the victims
of the Red Ticket swindle at the
Republican primary election held
in this county last May. He was
a candidate for the office Of Sher-
iff, but he was not the choice of
the bosses and ringsters, and the
result was that he was barely con-
sidered as having been in the race
after the votes were counted. Mr..
Taught, however, was taught a
lesson he will not soon forget.
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The "full dinner pail" argu-
ment is not very cogent in the
face of the excessive cost of living
as the result of the clutch of the
trusts upon the necessaries of life
and the intelligent American
workingman has come to under
stand the sham of "protection, :"
so far as the wage-earner is con-
cerned. 1t is plainly evident now
that the tactics resOrted to by the
Republican party in 1900 will
avail it nothing at the approach
ing election. The bulk Of the la
Dor vote this year can safely be
counted for the Democratic Ma
tional ticket.
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Oliver Wendell Orr Hardman Of
Middlebourne, delivered one of
his famous political addresses last
night at Friendly. The speech
was both long and loud, and had
the usual effect of making quite
number of votes for the Demo,
cratic and Prohibition parties. We
hope Oliver will continue in the
good work until the day of cleo
ton. He and Patrick Henry An
derson have done noble work for
the cause of Democracy during
the present campaign. Christie
pher Pyle also comes in for his
share of praise for the excellent
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that |
will prosecute any and all per-
sons found hunting or trespass-
ing on my premises to the full
extent of the law.
NATHAN SALISBURY.
10.27-6t
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Weather Report.

Special to The Oil Review.
Pittsburg, Oct. 27.-Fair and
continued cold tonight; Friday
warmer.
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Elegant weather.
Take in your flower pots.
4 e 4
Another heavy fog this morn
ing.
Dancing assembly tonight in
the City Building. 10,N-1t
Four more days left of the beau
tiful month of October.
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The Traveller make your feet
glad. Kotzebue & hurry. 10,H-1t
Charles Ramsey of Benton
street, is confined to his home by
illness.
John Mathews of Middle
bourne, went to Wheeling this
morning.
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Many social events are booked
to occur in the city the first OF
next week.
Prof. johnson informed us this
afternoon his wife had gone on
the stage.
Thev all want the Traveller,
$3.50 and 81. Kotzebue & Muir
ry 1O,27-1t
Roosevelt buttons are playing
one-night stands with some OF the
bon-bon girls.
IT. w. Larsen went to Raven
Rock this morning to look after
his oil interests.
The new game, Sherlock Holmes
on sale at McCoy's Book store.
Price so cents.
Mrs. Will Film and Mrs. Mar
shall and daughter spent the day
in Wheeling shopping.
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F. P. Baker and J. w. Sarvey
of Middlebourne, were business
callers in the city today.
4 & 4
Mrs. B. NJ. Geary and daughter
Miss Alice entertained at dinner
today Rev. and Mrs. Bowden.
Mrs. Harry Furbee of Middle
bourne, went to Friendly this NOR
ming on a visit to her sister.
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Mrs. A. B. Morrison Of New
Martinsville, has been the guest
of friends here for few days.
George Leasure has moved his
family to New Martinsville, where
he is in the feed store business.
4 r 4
Mrs. Jennie Colburn of Jerusa-
lem, O., is the guest of Mrs. Geo.
McCamey of North Water street.
There is a small boy in this
town who insists on whistling his
evening prayer instead Of saying
it.
Miss Josephine Schwartzwalder
of Wheeling, is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Geo. F. Bell, and other
relatives in the city.
4 K 4
The fad for this year is calfskin
made popular presumably by the
great amount Of batting that has
prevailed everywhere.
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A. R. Corbitt, of the firm of
Stotler & Corbitt. druggists, went
to Waverly this morning where he
will visit his parents for few
days.
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Homer Jemison and sister, Mrs.
Asia Powell. of Middlebourne,
went to Cameron this morning,
where they will visit relatives for
a few days.
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Richard Henthorn of Lone Tree,
one of the substantial citizens of
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w. G.. r. u.

The w. G.. 7. u. will meet with
Mrs. F. E. Reynolds Friday aft
ernoon at 3 clock.
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LADIES' Home Journal, Novem-
Der number, On sale at McCoy's
Book store.
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DR.. Abner G. Thomas

Neurologist and 0phthalmologist.
After November Is I will &C
cept no new patients until after
January l, 1905. Will be absent
from town until October IS.
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Mrs Charles Johnson formerly Mrs
Jennie Brooksbank, who lives about
seven miles northwest of town, was
painfully injured Thursday afternoon
by being thrown from wagon seat,
The accident Occurred in front of
Morrow's store, on North High street,
and resulted from an attempt to turn
the wagon in too small a space A
painful scalp wound and severe bruises
were sustained.
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HALF BURNED
Cigarette Held BY the "Fiend" Who
Killed Himself.

CoLUMBUS, ONO, April r. Ciga-
rcttes are considered the cause of the
suicide Of Ira W Smith, aged %, whose
body was found in Franklin Park to-
day. Smith was a cigarette iend, He
committed suicide by taking carbolic
acid, When his body was discovered
a half-burred cigarette was held be-
tween fingers of his lett hand 1t is
said that excessive smoking deranged
his mind.
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Tailor Made Suits.
$500 $3.50 $1,000
WADE TURNER

A Sunday School Superintendent,
noted for his puhctuality, a few Sun
days ago had the pleasure of making
the following statement MY dear
fellow workers and children, | am able
to announce today that out of the en-
tire school only one is absent, little
Maggie Brown. Let MS hope that she
is i'll 10. r. News.
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John Hussey had an argument with

John Hussey had an argument with
Charles Newland in Jack Kilgour's
billiard room week ago from last
Thursday night and Newland struck
Hussey over the head with billiard
cue, For few days Hussey's condi-
tion was serious, It being thought
that he would not recover. Newland
was arrested and placed in jail to
await the result of Hussey's injuries,
and what might have been a murder
charge win now be case of assault
and battery.
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The morning Tribune, Portsmouth,
Ohio, has assigned to Edward G. Miller,
Publication of both daily and weekly
edition will be suspended. Mr.. George
H. Watkins, of the State Board of
Public Works, was backing the paper.
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Harry Spargur, of Carmel, and Miss
Elizabeth Wallace, of PEBBLES, were
united in marriage at the M. f. par
sonage Sunday afternoon by Rev. W.
Deaf0n.
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The Sabina High School basket
ball team came over last Friday and
the Hillsboro team beat them 3S to 10.
The Sabina lads we're nice lot of
fellows, but they didn't seem to un-
derstand the game.
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The number that draws the prize in
series No. 2 at Smith 4 Moore's is
l,4O9. The person holding that num-
ber will please call and get the dinner
set of forty-two pieces.
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Mrs. Kate milford, who recently
figured in some rather sensational di.
vorce proceedings in Columbus, was at
one time a school teacher in Brown
county. She was given 5000 alimony
but no divorce. Her maiden name
was Alexander
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Messrs. Rice nd House, oil men of
Marietta, are holding leases for 5000
acres in western Pike county and If
there Is any encouragement afforded
by the well soon to be drilled In New
ton township, they will begin to de-
velope this territory at once Way
erly News. 4Jf
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Rev. John Golfer, the new rector of
st. Mary's Catholic Church, said his
first mass in Hillsboro Sunday. Large
congregations were present at all
services and Father Golfer made a
most favorable impression.
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The Penn township Sunday School
Convention will be held at the U. b.
Church, at Fall Creek, Sunday after
noon, April "a, at 3o'clock An inter-
esting program has been arranged.
You are cordially invited to attend.
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Mrs D, &c, Grant, formerly of this
city, died last Thursday at her home
near Sugartree Ridge from a stroke
apoplexy. Funoral services were held
Sunday at her home and interment in
the cemetery at Sugartree Ridge.
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A Colorado Judge has ordered the
arrest of Adiutant General Bell. 1t
Is brilliant idea--let some Russian
Magistrate issue warrant for Admi-
raj Toga, Kansas City Star.
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Miss Narca Nelson delightfully."- en-
tertained about twenty-five OF her
young friends Saturday afternoon,
The occasion was her fifth birthday
anniversary.
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Carey Stratton, formerly of this
place, is now resident of Cincinnati
and runs as a mail clerk between Gin
cinnati and Chicago over the Monon.
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Jacob Sherrible, of Kaufman a.
Baer's drug store, was tried before
Mayor Morrow Tuesday charged with
having violated the Beal law last Oc-
tober and found guilty.
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Tim Foley, formerly of the restau-
rant firm of Gutridge & Foley, died
at Pueblo, Col, Thursday. He leaves
a wife, formerly Miss Mary Gutridge.
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Mrs. o. l.. Weaver and child, of
Cincinnati, are guests of Miss Harriet
Mahan. Mrs. Weaver was formerly
Miss Lallah Richards, of this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Mauntel pleas.
antly entertained number of friends
Thursday evening with music and re-
freshments.
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There will be an ice cream and
strawberry social in the |. o. o. r.
Hall, New Petersburg, April 26, for
the benefit of Rebeckah Lodge. All
are most cordially invited.
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Rt. Rev. Boyd Vincent preached
an elegant sermon at St. Mary's Pros
testant Episcopal Church Friday
night.
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Special train to Cincinnati April "a
via B. & o. S.-W. S1.00 for round trip.
Base BALL and other attractions.
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The W. r. G. ladies will entertain
the Two Emilies at their hall Thurs
day, April %. Admission ID cents.
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The regular dancing school will not
be held at Armory next Tuesday even
ing on account of Presbyterian reci-
tai.
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Miss Marguerite Royal, of Madison
vile, has been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. Squiers.
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Mrs. r. w. Lyle entertained the
teachers of our public schools Thurs
day evening with finch party.
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A. d. Walker, of Holton, Kan, was
guest of his brother, Col. T. A.
Walker, the past week, returning
Saturday.
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Rev. and Mrs. James Bailey, Of
Sinking Spring, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. r. l.. Boulware the past
week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Baumgardner,
of Cincinnati, we're guests of the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F.
Boulware, Sunday and Monday.
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The Etude Quartette furnished the
music tor the opening of Stabler's
new store at Lynchburg Saturday.
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Mrs. Howard Saxby has returned to
her home in Cincinnati after visit
with relatives here.
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Mrs. Will Greed visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Crissman, at Sea-
man, last week.
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Popular excursion from Hillsboro to
Cincinnati Sunday, April "a, via b. &
O. S..W. S1.0O for round trip.
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Chas. Wellbrook has purchased the
Cafe restaurant and will take charge
this week.
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Lonnie Caniff, of Cincinnati, ha:
been spending a few days with rela
tiyes here,
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Mrs James E. McSurely and little
son, of oxford, are guests of her par
ents, Col. and Mrs. T. A. Walker.
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Mrs. James McSurely and young
son, of oxford, are the guests of Col.
and Mrs. T. A. Walker.
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For Top Coats see Wade Turner.

DR.. w. A. Holmes was in Cincinnati
Thursday and Friday.
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B. W. Fenton returned, to Hillsboro
Tu esday after a trip to California.
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Get the "Habit' of Trading at
Opp. Opera House, Hillsboro, D.
Behring'S Old Stand, Lynchburg, D.
Springtime Necessities

A few articles that come in handy
at this time of the year to make the
drudgery of housework light and easy,
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Real enjoyment is had when read.
ing that clever magazine, The Smart
Set. 1
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Miss Amy Robinson, of Greenfield,
was entertained by Hillsboro friends
last week.
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An unique tableCloth viii be exit
bited at The Worlds Fair by Miss Fla
Barrett, Of solomon, Kansas The
cloth is two yards square aud valued
at $500, In two corners are displayed
ears of corn and in the remaining two
sheaves OF wheat In the center is
the seal of Kansas All are done in
the finest needlework
There are only nine Ohio men in
the United States Senate thirty-two
in the House and two in the Cabinet,
But this abnormal condition, says the
Kansas City Journal will not con-
tinue, and Ohio will yet regain her
proper place in the affairs Of the ma
tion
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Mrs. L. B. Boyd left last Friday to
visit her son, Blair, on his Texas
ranch.
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Miss Fannie Walker is visiting her
sister. Mrs. James e. McSurely, at
Oxford.
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Mrs. j. H. Richards is at home af
ter visiting her son, Eddy, at Boston
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Have you read that very interest.
ing magazine, The Smart Set?
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A. d. Virgins was in Washington
c. Fl. Tuesday on business.
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Misses Mary and Margaret Smith
are visiting relatives at Cleveland.
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Miss Jessie Brown spent Sunday In
Cincinnati.
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Miss Cora Bell has returned from a
visit with friends In Dayton.
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Cincinnati and return Sunday, April
"a, B. IL o. s. W., sl.00.
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Miss Annie Nugent spent last week
with friends in Cincinnati.
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The Smart Set magazine will enter
tain YOU.
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Miss Lena McMullen visited friends
at Blanchester last week.
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Ge. your Suit of Wade Turner.

sl.oo TO Cincinnati, b. & o. s.-w.,
April "a.
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Wouldn't you rather have 500
Trading Stamps that are just as
good as So for anything you care to
buy in this store or in any of the
other stores giving our stamps than