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A CREDITABLE RECORD.

Her many friends in this city will
welcome the news of Miss Ruth Shaw g
recent appointment as Laboratory As
sistant Of Geography, in the Horace
Mann School of Columbia Uni yersity
Miss Shaw graduated from the Ho-
nolulu Normal School in 1905, and
taught geography there for one year.
Desiring further training, she went on
to Teachers College, Columbia Uni
versity, where she received one year s
credit for her Normal School training,
thus enabling her to complete her course
there during the present year.
Her record has indeed been a credit
able one, and may stimulate other
teachers in this Territory to take ad-
vantage of the advanced training offer
ed by such institutions as the Teachers
College.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Italian cruiser Puglia sails to-
day for Yokohama.
The Hongkong Maru was scheduled
TO sail at 5 o clock this morning.
Mrs. Samuel Parker was taken TO
the Queens Hospital yesterday after
noon 10 undergo an operation.
Don 8 Bowman. sanitary Inspector
al Hilo, returned to his home yester-
day. after a two weeks stay in Homo
lulu
Miss Alice Weight of Hilo came
down on the steamer Maui from Kona
yesterday and is the guest of Mrs. j.
n. Levy.
A letter addressed to the Governor
Of the Sandwich Islands was received
yesterday. dated from Pennsylvania.
The writer is evidently demented.
Thirteen Chinese gamblers appeared
in police court Yesterday. Some for
feited So bail each, others were fined
- and costs. while two were giveh
suspended sentences.
Judge Stanley expresses a doubt
whether Mr. Olson, who is in Wash
ington, would accept the position of
Deputy County Attorney if Carlos
Long should offer it to him.
II Is reported that Harry Irwin and
David Ewaliko, Democratic campaign
ers on the Island Of Hawaii, were vol
leyed with rotten eggs by over-zealous
partisdns of Kuhio and Rev. Stephen
I. Desha.
Deputy Attorney General Larnach
says that the Kalua jury in Waikiki
stood eight to four for conviction for
two hours, but finally yielded to the
prevalent feeling of sympathy for Ka-
na. who is an old man and widely
known.
Next Tuesday, November 3. viii be
ladies day at the Commercial Club
In the evening a special dinner win
be served to members and their lady
friends, and arrangements will be made
10 announce the election returns in
the clubroOms.
The ladies' of St. Clement s church
guild VIII hold sale this morning of
homemade deGcacies, in the store in
the Young building recently occupied
by the Hawaiian News Co. A good
Sunday dinner of delicacies can be
purchased ar this sale.
c. s. Desky, who returned by the |
Lurline on Wednesday, says that pri- !
vately- conducted pool-rooms are taking |
bets on the result of election three to |
one that Taft win be elected. even |
thar Hughes viii be elected, and five /
to one that Taft viii carry New York.
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$25 Reward

viii oe paid by the HAWAIIAN GA
KyfTE CO., LTD, for the arrest and
%nVicton CT any person found stealing
ubpies or the Advertiser from ad-
dresses OF subscribers.
q. 9. CRANE,
Manager.
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SVEN HEDIN
MAY STOP IN HONOLULU

DR.. Sven Hedin, the famous Swedish
explorer, may pass through Honolulu
in month or two. He was expected
to arrive in Japan in November from
Bombay. He was invited to Japan by
the Toxic Geographical Society on his
way home from Thibet
A writer in the japanese press says
that The explorer looks thin and wealth
er-beaten but IS in excellent health.
During his travels to Thibet, extending
over two years. he did not suffer a
single day illness. He has been alb
solutely isolated in the wilds and saw
no white face till he reached Pc on
September q, where the Noravian Mis-
sion Hospitality entertained him.
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MoRGAN's SPECIAL.

This day at y o clock noon Morgan
viii sell a lot of land situated on Re
walo street, mauka Of Wilder avenue.
Also KaPiolani Park; also the special
sale OF lots situated one block from the
ear line at Kaimuki on Eleventh ave-
nue.. These lots are put up at the ex-
eeptionally low price of one hundred
and fifty dollars each of fifteen thou
sand square feet. For home maker or
Spectator it is an exceptional chance.
The lots are situated only one block
from the ear line. The stone on the
lots is only surface. The soil is rich.
Eleventh avenue on which they front
is macadamized; water is on the street.
The lots are ideal for a home
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BAND CONCERT At
MlKEE ISLAND SUNDAY

There viii be band concert Sunday
afternoon at 3 clock at Makee Is.
land. Following is the program:
PART T.
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Voeal--Hawaiian Songs. Ar. by Berger
election-Sunday Parade 49,. Hume
Sardapa-Garin ~ Breton
Finale-La Gitanette . NaIverde
The Star Snangled Banner.
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AN INTERESTING SERVICE.

On Sunday evening at the Methodist
church an interesting and unusual ser
vice viii be given Mrs f ". White
more, the founder Of the Door of Hope
in New York City, has beautifully told
the story of Della, the bluebird of Null
berry Bend in her Story of the Pink
Rose" This is fact, not fiction. and
because It comes from the heart it
touches hearts Miss Cornelia Walker
viii read the story and the musical
numbers viii be rendered by a chorus
choir. A most cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
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Drink
Rainier
Beer
AND KEEP HEALTHY.
BAND NOTES.

The band viii play this afternoon at
2 clock at the Queen s Hospital IN
the evening there will be music at
Aala Park.
The Sunday afternoon concert will
take place at Makee Island, Kapioiani
Park
There viii be no Monday evening
concert at Emma Square, as the band
viii take part in the torchlight pro-
cession that evening. Neither viii
there be music on Tuesday evening.
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PROM CANADA.

Mothers nave the same terror of
Group in all countries, but Chamber
lain 5 Cough Remedy leads in popular
ity for a prompt cure of this dreaded
disease. Mrs. Thos. Matthew of Gale.
don, East Ontario, says: ~ have used
s Cough Remedy several
times. and try to keep it in the house
always. I can highly recommend it
for children troubled with Group. -
For sale by Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd,
agents for Il. Z
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Morgan 5 Kaimuki home lots today
ut his rooms.
q Vote at Morgan s today for a home
Twelve clock noon.
Don t miss the silk sale at Whitney
& Marsh 5 on Monday.
An experienced shirtpolisher is want
ed. See classified ads.
Go to the Royal Annex, Nuuanu and
Merchant streets, for meals or drinks
l. Alloy, Nuuanu avenue, below
Hotel street, has a very complete line
of goods.
Watch out for the announcement in
Sundays paper for Blom's great No
vember sale
reward is offered for the return
of sorrel mare lost on Sunday last.
See classified ads.
Paeheeo's Dandruff Killer is mar
velousIy quick relief for priekly heat.
one application allays the awful itch
ing.
Under by Authority heading,
the list of Inspectors of election and
location Of the various polling places
viii be found in this issue.
Herpicide is the greatest aid to
clean sealn. 1t viii rid it of the germ
that kills the hair. See the window
display in HOLSTER Drug Co.
The Associated Garage, Merchant
and Bishop streets, are exclusive
agents in this Territory for the famous
Republic tires and Stepney wheels.
Mrs. Kearns delicious home made
mineemeat for Thanksgiving on sale at
r--noarfac ohaar
twice as nice as the imported article.
Make the children at school happy
fdA Thanksgiving with a case of Island
jams. The Lurline viii get il there in
good time. Ring up ITO and order
some.
Miss Power. Honolulu s leading mil
finer. has Just received several new
land stylish millinery models from Paris
and New York. Stop in and see them.
Boston building.
The White Ooze Directoire walking tie
is one of the latest and nobbiest STYLES
in ladies fall footwear. Price $50,
at the Manufacturers Shoe Co, Ltd, |
1851 Fort street.
Nearly all diseases have been sue
eessfullv treated By osteopathy. DR.. |
Sehurmann, at his rooms, 224 Emma |
Square. viii take charge Of any pre- |
scented TO him.
Coea-COla viii queneh the thirst bet
ter than anything else. Taken just |
before a meal. it stimulates fhe appe- |
tite. Order from the Hawaiian Soda |
Works. phone 5l6.
The 4. NJ. Dietz Jewelry Co. Is be
tween Culman 5, on Fort street, and
Arleigh 5. at the corner Of Hotel. |
Watches are repaired there and stamp
ing done promptly. |
Mrs. Gum VIII open a class in dane
ing for children at half-past two on
Saturday afternoon ar Odd Fellows
Hall. Advanced pupils ar half-past
three Physical culture specially
We have fulI and complete assert
uept OF babies shoes in high soles and
ankle ties. at zoe. pair. Soft soies;
all up-to-date colors. Regal Shoe
Store. corner OF King and Bethel
streets.
Candy Is made at the Palm Cafe,
Hotel street. next TO Perkins. every
dav but Sunday. Gunther 5 celebrated
chocolates received by every steamer.
The Palm Is the home of good things
to eat.
Pantofles are bath and bedroom
scuffs that make a handsome and sanl-
tarv substitute for Chinese and Japa-
nese slippers. Made with crash and
braided soles or vitalite. Price 75c. 10
$3.50, at McInerny Shoe Store.
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MORE BONNIE PICTURES.

Editor Advertiser: Couldn't Mr.. Bo-
nine be persuaded to give another ex-
hibition Of his views2 Many people
were unable to get seats the last time.
AN OLD SUBSCRIBER.
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Bremen Route 1 :

j. H. Scholl and wife we're
Lancaster business visitors Satur-
day.
Isaac Rutgers and wife were
the guests of j H. Gratis and
family Sunday.
Miss Florence Polling, W. A.
Scholl and Wilford Wolfe, of New
Lexington, called on Miss Lulu
Everit, Sunday.
Andrew Kessler and wife called
on VIM. Scholl's Sunday after
noon.
W. IL. Funk ia on the sick
list at this writing.
There was large crowd attend,
ed the sale of w. j. Scholl last
week. He intends to move to
Bremen in the near future.
School commenced at District
No. 3 Monday with Miss Matte
Larimer as teacher.
There was wagon load OF
merry young people went to Mr..
Pearl Danison's melon patch last
Thursday night, hut they arrived
there a little late. They found
Mr., Danison in bed, but he was
kind enough to get up and bring
melons for the crowd to eat, and
oh how they did all eat. They
licked them all up SO soon thai
MIR. Danison had to go back to his
patch and bring more melons tc
safety the hungry crowd. When
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Here and There

Mrs. 7. j. Dorsey is very poorly
at this writing.
Mr.. Chester Hoey was engaged
hauling coal for VIM. Parks a
few days last week.
Thomas Hickman, wife and lit
tie son, were the Sunday guests of
Mrs. Ellen Evans, of Gibisonville.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lulh
Smith, September 9th, daughter,
VIM. Parks is visiting his son
George, in Pickaway county.
Mrs. Eta Woodward of Tarlton,
was a Blue Creek visitor last Sat-
urday.
Miss Eiith Kennedy attended
church at Mt, Zion last Sunday.
Mr.. Green and wife called on
Luther Smiths, last Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Samuel Mercer ia visiting
in Springfield, at present.
Sheriff Williamson and wife
were in our vicinity last Monday,
John Inboden and wife of Blue
Creek, were the guests of their
daughter, Mrs, Katie Woodward,
of Laurelville, one day last week,
Isiah Tatman of Haynes, visited
his brother George, of Dry Branch
Hollow, a part of last week.
Clifton Dorsey and wife of
Laurelville, are the guests of Tom
Dorsey.
Elmer Kennedy was a business
caller at Laurelyille, last Friday.
Everybody invited to atten l the
basket meeting at South Bloom
ingville next Sunday.
MAUD MULLER
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Methodist Conference.

The M. E. Conference was held
last week at Lancaster, and the
appointments given out Tuesday
of this week. We herewith give
the assignment of interest more
largely to the people of Hooking
county:
To Logan, W. G. L. Cornell,
from Ironton. He ia man of
about SO years of age and comes
with strong recommendation. HIS
immediate family consists of wife
and daughter. Rev. White goes
to Zsnesville; Haydenville, Rev.
John Orr is returned; Murray City,
Rev. w. H. Tope; Rev. W. G.
Rogers. formerly of Murray, goes
to Glouster; Jacksonville, Rev.
Laughlin returned; Macarthur, G.
E. Hughes; Orland, B. F. Oswald !;
New Plymouth, G. g. Lightner !;
Maxville, j. s. Ricketts,, jr.; New
Straltsville, P. E. White; Gibson
Vile, G. E Hooper; Buchtel, Rev.
W. A. Thomas; Middleport, Rev.
d. G. Thomas, formerly of Logan /;
Portsmouth Circuit, Rev. z. A.
Bright.
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Local Option.

The election for county local op.
tion is on next Tuesday, Septem
ber 90. The question is, "ShalI
the sale of Intoxicating liquors as
Il beverage be prohibited through
out Hooking county. There are
90 saloons in this county, and they
are located in Logan, Murray City
and Laurelville. The temperance
people seek to dispense with the
saloons in these towns and in the
county. They seek to close IT, EN-
up, and put them out of business
at least for three years, after
which. time the saloon men may
petition for another election. Ii
the people, by their votes next
Tuesday, permit the saloon to re.
main, no petition can be circulat-
ed against them again, for three
years, except under other local op.
tion laws, such as township or
town.
The ground is being covered by
enthusiasts on both sides, and the
contest is waxing warm.
In the premises as newspaper,
we seek but this, that all parties
will keep peaceful and accept the
verdict of the people honestly and
fairly, and abide thereby. In this
country every man has right to
his opinions, and if they are ad-
verse to that of his neighbor he
must accord him the same right to
his views that he would expect
from him. There are none of us
perfect. Our opinions may be
wrong, or they may be right.
Whether right or wrong, we have
a right to them, and to not be con.
demned because we go believe.
What we might say for or
against the proposition of county
local option, might not influence
vote either way, and but widen
the breech of social intercourse
now already at tension. We be-
lieve the campaign is made and
has been made for weeks; that the
voters of Hooking county have
made up their minds long ere this,
whether they will vote for the sa-
looms or against them Let there
be harsh no words spoken. We be.
lieye in the sovereignty of the peo.
pie, and when the people speak, it
is enough. Wet or dry, we accept
the verdict, and the world moves
on.
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Democrat Committee.

The vacancy committee of the
central committee of the county
met Saturday and filed the vacan-
cy caused by the death of Com
mitteeman Eli Chute. George
Dresher was appointed. Also the
vacancy on the ticket occasioned
by the resignation of j, M. Floyd
as candidate for coroner, was filled
by appointing G. G. Gage to take
the place on the ticket.
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W. c. T. U.

The w. G. T. u. met at the
home of Mrs. L. G.. Dollison, on
Friday afternoon, September IS.
Although business meeting, it
was very interesting.
Rev. Fisher gave very instruc-
tive and helpful talk.
Mrs. Dollison served light re.
freshments. The next meeting to
he held at the home of Mrs. Ma
thias, Friday afternoon at 9 p, M,
Sept. 25. All ladies interested
are welcome.
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i was satisfied they started for

all was satisfied they started for
home, although the wagon seemed
smaller going home, there was no
one in the crowd that could ac
count for it. Those that were
in the crowd were as follows {:
The Misses Elma Larimer, Forest
Focht, Della Polling, Dora and
Viola Scholl, Lulu Everit, Flor.
ence, Laura and Ruth Polling and
Messrs. Floyd Rutgers, Ray
Everit, w A. Scholl, John Focht,
Willard Polling, Russell Polling
and Charles Lattimer and wife.
SUNFLowER.
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Carbonhill

cosVPu hoi iisbH, vi DuCuU6l,
passed through here last Sunday,
enroute to Dundas to see his
mother.
Joseph Blosser and Ben Bailey
took in the excursion to Pomeroy
last Sunday. Mr.. Bailey ere ssed
into West Va. while gone and
called on his uncle.
Ed. Smith and son Robert,
Thomas Parry, Jr., Headly Loves,
G. w. Boy and daughter Beatrice,
Thomas Sweazy, VIM. Briley Anna
Hawk, and Frank Hawk and wife
took in the excursion to Columbus
last Sunday.
Chris Acheaur, of Logan, has
recently been using his traction
engine to pull the road grader in
this community.
Mrs. Ed Hofstetter, of Cen
tralia, ILL.,, is contemplating
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Francis, of this place.
Mr.. H. E. Jenkins and Miss
Gertie Evans, both of this place,
were united in marriage Monday
evening, Sep. IA. They are both
of our best society and we extend
to them our hand and best wishes,
There will! be a Temperance
Rally here Monday evening, Sept.
2Sth. Elder G. b. Thompson, of
Crooksville, and other able speak
ers will be present. Come and
hear many reasons why you should
not give your time, money,
influence and vote to Amerlca's q
greatest curse, the saloons. Our
band will furnish music for the
occasion.
Ever since man has been on
the earth or ever since the Buzzard
has been known to exiet it has
been given up that nothing was
foul or rank enough to turn Mr..
Buzzard's stomach, but the old
fellow is quite sick and has been
vomiting quite frequent recently,
and upon Investigation it has been
discovered that the combine form.
ed between Taft-Hinicka. Cox and
Hartman is too sickening for Mr..
Buzzard. Whenever any man will
stand at Akron and denounce a
man like Taft did Cox and then
allow him to go as delegate and
help to nominate him for President
and call upon him for his help to
elect himself to Office, knowing
that Cox is the most wicked and
corrupt politician of the state and
is at the head of the Hamilton
county brewerles, it either proves
to the public that Taft was not
sincere at Akron or else he has
gone back on his own words. NV
what smell, let's all throw up,
UNCLE HEZ.
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Mrs. Alexander Sands left
Thursday for her home, in Colum-
bus, after having spent nearly
three weeks at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Olive M. Avery, in
Avondale, and with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. j. Appleton. Mrs. Sands is
glad her mother is now regaining
her strength. Cincinnati Enqulr-
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Price Monument.

The mason monument works of
Columbus, is putting up a very
handsome monument on the Ed
Price lot in Oak Grove cemetery.
The granite base weighs s tons,
the whole structure will weighs l6
tons.
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WANTED-Agents for Diozo
The best, the most powerful, but
still the cheapest disinfectant on
earth. Sells ittelf. Hardly any
talking required. Agents easily
earn $4.OO to $500 daily. Call
on or write to Thos. Fitzpatrick,
Box 70, Jobs, Ohio.
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Elder w. Fl. Hickman, of New
ark, wss in Logan Tuesday, and
called on his father. in. law, DR.. G..
w. Dollison. Mr.. Hickman
brought the news that last week,
j. M. Dollison, of Chicago, and
w. H. Roush, of Fairmount, w.
Va. were in Newark, and contem-
plate locating there in business.
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Mr., E. b. Boyles was a happy
man last week at the soldiers re
union here. He met his old Com
rade, Erastus Fouch, now of Cali
fornia, whom he had not seen for
43 years They recognized each
other at sight.
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Neither live stock nor clover,
nor both together will maintain
the fertility of the soil. Use Arm.
our animal matter Fertilizers.
"Natural Plant Food" Bone,
Blood and Tankage. From the
farm back TO the farm. Sold by
Kline Bros, Enterprise, O.
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FOR SALE-On North Walnut
street. Seven room house, soft
and hard water, plumbed for gas,
and large lot. Inquire of G c..
Hengst or Citizen phone, 229 o.
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GRAND OPENING SCENE
PART /

The crowds assembling on the Campus to
see the students i'm their pompous show,
Susie's dread of embarrassment
l 'The Ohio Girl''-Miss Geraldine Fisher
and College Girls.-Msses Mable Ross
man, Bertha Welch, Ethel Spence, Lucille
Rochester.
III Robin Hood Dance, "Peter Piper
Miss Jane Mckay and Robin Hood Girls.
Misses Julia Oaks, Leona Ackers, Jose
phine Weubben, Vivian McNey, Kathryn
Yontz, Olive Kreig, Violet Brehm, Ruth
Heft Kathryn Bort, Minnie Ambrose,
Florence Rose, Freda Wright, Dorothy
Hoppe, Fannie Bort, Florence Lutz,
Vivian Kennard, Wanda Kennard, Mary
Hall, Dorothy Hall, Beatrice Lehman,
Mary Louise Hall, Atletha Martin,
Vivian Green.
III Coming Through the Rye"-Highland
Lassies.-Marie Wright, Veronica Roches-
ter, Ruth Shriner, Mary Gabriel, Alice
Vanatta, Blanche Brown, Fanny Bort,
Gladys Lehman Marie Webb, Mildred
Brehm, Rhea Gladman, Mary Ambrose,
Fern Williamson, Helen IIeft, Margaret
Harrington, Beatrice Lehman, Marie
Wright, Marie Lynch.
~ "Smarty' Ruth Easterling,
Irene Gladman and Dolly Warden Girls.
Misses Erma Hall, Julia Kinser, Grace
Parker, Charlotte Kesser, Ruth Wright,
Bessie Slater, Mable Johnston, Margaret
Nail, Freda Kleinsmidt, Nancy Easter
ling, Ruth Hillery, Florence Roby.
V Male Quartette-J. ID. Sanderson. Dr.
M. Fl. Cherrington, S. G.. Bright, j. B.
Dollison.
PART III
Joshua and his band falls in.
vi "My Best Gal'-Prof. Dotson.
VII "You're an Indian"-Dallas Kinser
and News Boys.-Joseph Wright Des.
mond Braddock, Ralph Yontz, Chester
Lehman, Joseph Judy, Henry Mercer, Joe
Holl, Gerald Lanning, Darrell Green,
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Notice to Water Con
SumePS.

Persons using City Water
MUST NOT WASTE 1T, else
water supply will exhaust. A fire
that necessitated 30 minutes of
water throwing would pump the
wells dry, Superintendent.
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Mr.. John Kessler, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Kessler, left Wed
nesday to attend school at the
Pennsylvania University.
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Miss Irene Jones, who makes
her home with Mrs. Bruce Dolli.
son, is spending week with
home folks at Vinton.
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Mrs. Frank Eberst and Miss
Freda Armstrong will entertain
Friday evening in honor of Mrs
John Billison, Miss Name Pierce
and Miss Nell Schwehke
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Mr.. and Mrs. James l. Martin,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
James Martin, sr, and grand.
daughter, Wanda, spent Sunday
ut Vinton at the Country home of
Mrs. Luaina McGhee.
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Mr.. John Dougherty left We'd
nesday to attend school at Penn
sylyania University.
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Mrs. Wilcox, of Columbus, is
visiting her daughters, Mrs. M. H.
Cherrington and Mrs. Charles.
Ucker.
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The Misses Lille Wright and
Flossie Newman are enjoying
house party at the home of Mrs.
DR.. Smith,