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pytliian Sisters

o. Monday night of this week,
Logan Temple 81, pythian Sisters
gave birthday surprise party on
Mrs. Ed Kelley, there being about
fifty present. They met at the
home of Mrs. Charles Chase, and
at an appointed time swooped
down on the hostess, giving her a
complete surprise. The Sisters
presented her with set of silver
knives and forks, and proceeded
to take possession Of the home for
good time. Mr.. Kelley assisted
them, and coffee, sandwiches and
fruit were served for lunch, and a
pleasant contest put on, Mrs. Par
geon winning the prize, a drawn
work center piece, and Mrs. Risley
the consolation, a china cup and
saucer. The evening was every
moment enjoyable.
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Canal Commission.

For some months there has been
filed several claims for damage
against the state Of Ohio for the
loss to Hooking county and to sew.
eral individuals of this vicinity
for damage sustained in the recent
flood, by reason of the State levy
breaking west of Logan. The
claims are as follows: Logan Clay
Product Co.. $4,000. 90; Hooking
County, $11 600 90; L. C. Wright,
$S, 0G0 90; John McBroom. $l75 90;
Riley Glass, 81 600 90.
A commission of the Board of
Public Work, in the persons of AL
len w. Thurman, E. B McCarter
and D. E. Ruth of Columbus, were
in Logan, Wednesday, and went
over the ground and heard the ar
guments of counsel representing
the claims. They will supposedly
report in a week or ten days their
recomm endations, which will prob.
ably be approved by the board, and
an appropriation asked for of the
Legislature in their session this
winter, to pay the damages 30 ap-
proved. 1t is certainly fact that
the complaining persons were
greatly damaged by the flood.
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PIeaSantyille

The people of this valley extene
sympathy to the grief stricken
family of the deceased, Rev. j. B
Matthias.
Geo. Dupler, of Rockbridge
passed through here Monday.
Geo. Conkel and family spen
Sunday with +. l.. NImon anC
family, of near Logan.
Mrs. Israel Cotterman ant
daughter, Mary. visited the form
er's son, Jacob Cooterman, one day
last week.
j. r. Evans called on Harrison
Nihiser. Sunday afternoon.
Those who spent Sunday with l
Vancuren and family were: Henry
lies and wife, OF Ilesboro, Harvey
Bowers, wife and children Scott
and Marjorie, of Logan, Chas lies
and family, Of Enterprise and G.
w. Zeigler.
Mr.. Harsh and daughter, of
Calico Ridge, spent Sunday with
the formers daughter, Mrs. Jacob
CottermaE.
Albert and Walter Conkle, OF
Hooker Station, spent Saturday
and Sunday with their sister, Mrs.
Ella Nihiser.
Mrs. Augustine Bla ckstone was
an Enterprise caller, one day last
week.
Pearl Kline and family. b f.
Nihiser, wife and children Sabra,
Joshua and Craven and Mrs. l,
Vancuren spent Thanksgiving with
Chas. Boiling and family.
Homer Evans is seen vending
his way toward the south west
quite often.
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MaxvIlIe

Death visited US again last
Thursday morning and took Abra.
ham Goodlive, one of our aged and
esteemed citizens. The funeral
was held Saturday at 10 a. m,
from the st. Johns church, which
was largely attended.
Ida Spurgeon returned to Rose
vile, Saturday, after an extended
visit here with her parents.
Charles Nixon, who is attend
ing school at Athens, spent
Thanksgiving here with relatives.
John Kennedy and wife, of New
Straitsville, spent Thanksgiving
here with George Nixon and wife.
Mary Spurgeon, of Shawnee,
spent few days here with rela.
tives.
Adam Goodliye and wife spent
Thanksgiving in Logan, the guests
OF the latter's sister, Mrs. Mar
garet Larimer.
Vernon Polling and wife, Of
junction City, spent Sunday here,
the guests of the formers parents,
Alexander Polling and wife.
The pike which 10 being built
between Harvey Howdyshsll and
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Less Cruise aud wife spent Sun
day with his brother Homer and
family.
Eta Morse called on Lillian
Cruise, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Lowry and Bessie Hay
bron, of Two Mile, spent Sunday
afternoon on Rabbit Ridge.
Mrs. Seth Morse called to see
Mrs. Cy Largent, who has beer
sick, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Hazel Aplin. of Logan. is
visiting with her aunt Cora Hull,
Of Starr.
Hello, Va! 1t was quite a sur
prise indeed to us of G. w. being
married. But we wish him all
the good happenings that a mar.
ried man can have. We send best
congratulations to him and wife
and when you chance to stroll over
the hill by Starr, you remember
the road to our house. You have
been absent quite a while.
Hello, Barbara P. of Bremen
Where are you, and why do We
not hear from you any moreT
MIDGET.
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Alumni Banquet

The Logan High School Alumni,
Association met at the home oil
Mr.. Joe Case on Thursday even
ing of last week and enjoyed d
most royal time at this we'll ap.
pointed and hospitable residence
The Alumni organized by electine
Barton Holl, President and Joe
Case, Secretary. The supper was
served at the Ambrose Hotel, and
the spread was most elaborate
Those present were: The Misses
Lulu Sloan, Nell Strack, Hazel
kanode, Ida Kalklosch, Maude
Reynolds, Ethel Hills, Bertha Ga.
no, Lulu Bort, Mabel Blosser and
Grace Sparnon; Messrs. Barton
Holl, Joe Case, Fred Warner, John
krieg, Chas. Doebele, Chs. Smith.
Robt. McCommon, Paul Dollison,
Jim Dougherty, and Geo. Sch,
wenke.
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Thanksgiving Surprise

On Thanksgiving day the chill.
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mosser gave them a great surprise.
About 9:30 o'clock, all went to
the home on Culver street with
well filled baskets; at $3.50 din.
ner was served and all did ample
justice to the we'll set table. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Mosser, Miss Cora Mosser, George
Mosser, Jr,, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hiles and family, SIR. and Mrs.
John Blosser and daughter Sylvia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Mosser,
Mrs, e. W. Blosser and children,
Mrs. John McCauley and Mrs.
Charles Cheshier. There being in
all twenty three. All enjoying
themselves very much departed
for their homes about four o'clock,
wishing the old folks many happy
returns of the day,
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Starr Corner

Husking corn and butcherine
seems to be the order of the day.
Homer Cruise made his delivery
of shade trees in Logan Tuesday
of last week.
Frank Sewers, of Coonville, Ii
yet very low, not much hope foI
his recovery.
Mrs. Sarah Sudlow is very sick
at this writing.
Charles Hall and wife and
Romie Bachus were aiding Joe
O'Neil and wife in butchering last
Tuesday,
jeff Edgar and wife spent Sat.
urday at Mr.. Sewers.
Aaron Robinson and wife and
Homer Cruise, wife and children
called on Mrs. Sudlow and Mary
Cragg, Sunday.
Albert r O'Neii. who is work
ing on the Lake Erie Railroad, @ came
home on Thanksgiving and re-
turned Sunday.
Homer Cruise made a trip to
Logan, Wednesday.
Joe O'Neil, who resides near the
II, and 8. Tavern, butchered two
fine hogs last week.
Mary Cruise and daughter Rsta
spent Tuesday afternoon with
Laura Anderson.
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LaureIyiIIe Route 2

Mrs. Matilda Huffman ane
granddaughter, Grace Calbert
from Pickaway Co., were visiting
friends at this place Thursday
and Friday.
j. F. Thompson and Merle and
Myrtle Vancuren called on Levi
Gardiner and family Wednesday
evening.
Pearl Febus and sister, Frona,
visited Berma Disbennett and Sis
ter, Nellie, Saturday.
Jesse and Tom Disbennett, Mar.
ion Fox and Pearl Febus called on
VIM. Vancuren and family Thurs
day evening.
Clifford Haynes, wife and two
children, Roy and Erme. visited
the latters sister, Mrs. VIM. Van.
curen, Sunday.
VIM. Vancuren and wife enter
tanned Sunday afternoon, John
Hunter, wife and daughter, Hazel,
Abraham Disbennett and two sons,
Osea and BERN IN, Elsie Lindsey,
Morton Haas and Elden Lama.
Geo. Fox and family, of Tarl-
ton, visited Bert Febus and family
Sunday.
James Lindsey aud wife attend
ed the funeral of their neice, Lettie
Lindsey, at Mt. Carmel, Wednes-
day.
Levi Gardiner and wife were
Logan shoppers Saturday.
Joe Thompson was building
fence on his farm last week.
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Beech Hollow

Lista Vanatta and her brother
Roy, had as their guests Sunday
afternoon, Fanny and Rilla Wolf,
Goldye and Lucy Howdyshell, Alice
NARROW, Gertrude Like and Ear
and Almon Howdyshell.
Floyd Rutgers of Whitestont
Valley, attended church at Eben
ezer, Sunday night.
Ray Davis of this place, il
working at New Lexington at thil
writing.
Bertha Smith of Junction City
has been at home the past week,
visiting her parents, j. A. Smith
and wife, of this place.
St. Paul School is progressing
nicely under the management OF
Stanton Adcock.
Hello, Cunning Willie! When
ever you get ready to raise those
dwelling houses, will you please
call on the neighbors of Max2 We
will respond to your call prompt
ly.
Levi Cohagan and wife were
visiting his brother, Nathan CO.
hagan, and wife. Of Junction City,
Sunday.
Henson Howdyshell and wife
had as their guests Sunday, John
Howdyshell, wife and three chill
dren, Alice Marlow, Lewis Wealth
erby and Pearly Howdyshell.
RED ROSE.
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Elwood Stiverson, Lucius Rider
and Fred Mathis attended church
at Rockbridge, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Bertha Goss was calling
on Mrs. Shaffer, Sunday after
noon.
VIM. Carpenter and wife spent
Monday with John Elick.
Misses Goldie Stiverson, Bessie,
Nora and Nellie Shairer, Lizzie
Carpenter and Myrtle Chivers
visited the Baileysburg school
Friday.
Misses Lizzie and Nellie Car
penter spent Thursday afternoon
with Bessie Shatfer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Caves of
Lancaster, and Mrs. Clinton Caves
of near Lancaster, spent few
days of last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. William j. Carpenter.
Miss Bessie Shatfer called on
Lizzie Carpenter one day last
week.
The following attended the sup.
per at Rockbridge, Thursday even
ing: Messrs. Fred and Harry Ma
thias, Elwood Stiverson and Lu-
cius Rider, Misses Bessie Shafer,
Goldie Stiverson and G ,ldie Ma.
thias.
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Funk -Reinstettle

Mr.. Clyde Funk, Of Laurelville,
and Miss Sylvia Reinstettle, of
near Logan, were married at the
Lutheran parsonage, North Null
berry Street, Wednesday morn
ing, Dec. lst. by Rev. f. T.
Schroeder. The young couple will
go to housekeeping at once in
Laurelville, where the groom is en-.
gagged in business. The bride is
one of the charming young ladies
of this vicinity, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Reinstettle, and
The DEMoCRAT-SENTlNEL bespeaks
for them a joyous married life.
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Complimenting Mrs. Holland

Mrs. w. P. Heft had as her
guests, Tuesday afternoon, Mrs.
Mary j. Holland, Mrs. S Hone,
Mrs. j, Kalklosch, Mrs. j NJ Bray
and Mrs. Russell Hone. A very
pleasant afternoon was spent.
Light refreshments We're served by
the hostess. Mrs. Holland leaves
for her home in Oklahoma, Friday.
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Buzrard Avenue

Miss Myrtle Chivers were the
guests of Nora and Nellie Shs fer
q few days last week,
Miss Goldie Stiv rson. EIwood
Stiverson and Lucius Rider spent
Thanksgiving with Bessie Shsffer.
Misses Bessis. Nora and Nellie
Shaffer. Lizsis Carpenter Goldis
stivsfsoa sarah youDEl AsssrG
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Winona Furnace is now ready for
the finishing coat of crushed lime.
We must be grateful to our trus-
tees, for the road was badly in
need of repair.
Bert Mohler and wife, of Winona
Furnace, spent Sunday here with
j. D. Nixon and wife.
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Nightengales

This very pleasing club of song
birds met with Miss Lulu Sloan,
Tuesday evening. The musical
program was most delightful
The charming hostess served two
course collation.. A contest dur
ing the evening was won by Miss
Maude Reynolds and she was
awarded q china plate.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith
and son, of Columbus, Miss Anna
Weitzell and Mr.. T. Z James, of
Greenfield, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. @. Weitzell and Mrs
Mary Ellen Smith, Thursday of
last week.
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Siulnber Party

Miss nellie Stracke gave de-
lightful slumber party, Thursday
night in honor of her house guest
Miss Winona Shane, her house
guest and the guest of Miss Hazel
Kanode.
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Band Dance

One of the leading social events
of last week was the dance given
by the Logan band. There were
35 couples present end from the
applause given, aside from the
crowd, shows the esteem the organ
ization is being held, under
their new leader. The dancers
unite in saying the music, both in
time and quality is the best ever
produced by the band. Two 9TH
er important and much needed
features are the free check room
for wraps and the separate dress
ing room for ladies and gents.
These are special and arranged
for only on nights dances are
given by the band. The band is
showing wonderful and much
needed improvement under their
new leader Mr.. r. c. Vent and it
is to be hoped that he can be
maintained SO that Logan can
have band next spring of which
they can be proud.
The boys will give another
grand ball Friday, Dec. 3. at
which all deslrous of enjoying a
nice dance are requested to come
Let all turn out and spend a pleas
ant evening.
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Big and Little Six

Mrs. Anna Jeffries is hostess
this evening Thursday to the
Big and Little Six. A fine quail
dinner will be served at five O'Clock
in the private dining room at the
A mbrose.
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Mr.. Murray Butterfield is quite
i'll at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Butterfield.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Vinton Linn, of
Columbus, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. /. d. KOntner,
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Thursday, December 2. 1909.
SOCIETY AND
CLUB EVENTS
Quail Dinner

DR.. H G. Campbell gave quail
dinner Tuesday evening to num-
ber of his friends at the Depot
Hotel.
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Saturday Club

Mics Emma Floyd received the
Saturday Club, Saturday after
noon. Mrs, Nan BEEN gave a fine
paper on Last Days of Napoleon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. jams Findley
were guests of friends in Pomeroy,
Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wlkehart and
family are visiting in Cambridge,
Ohio.
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LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. Abner Spencer was an over
Sunday visitor in Kachelmacher.
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W. C.. T. u.

The Woman's Christlon Temper
ance Union will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. Blanche Hone,
27l Friesner areDue.
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Tourist

The Tourist club meets next
Thursday with Mrs. Rev. w. G.,
L. Correll
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Social Circle

Social Circle
The Social Circle ladies met
with Mrs. Bruce Dollison, Wednes.
day afternoon at her home or
Glenview Heights. All the mem.
bers were present except one. Re.
sponses to roll call were "Current
Events" A contest was given en-
titled "a Conundrum Dinner. s"
Mrs. M. H. Cherrington receiving
first prize, a fancy hair receiver,
Mrs Jas. X. Rochester, second
prize. fancy neck piece, and Mrs.
Walter Rochester, third prize, a
japanese bon.bon dish. Mrs.
Dollison served two course sup
per, assisted by Mrs. Jas. l..
Martin.
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Ladies' Afternoon Whist

Mrs Will Keynes will entertain
the Ladies Afternoon Whist Club
next Saturday.
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Thimble and Art

Mrs. f. s. Pursel will receive
the Thimbe and Art Club, We'd
nesday afternoon.
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Musical

Musical
One of the most enjoyable 50.
ciety events of the Thanksgiving
festivities was the musical given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lytle,
Thursday evening at their well
appointed home on Glenview
Heights. About sixty guests were
present and very pleasing pro.
gram rendered. In the receiving
line were Mr.. and Mrs. Lytle, DR..
and Mrs. G. o. Beery. of Lancas-
ter, and Mrs w. +. Kessler. Mrs
Lytle served ice cream. cake and
coffee in the dining room, assiste d
by Misses Helen and Margaret
Pond and Mrs. KeNsler. The fol-
lowing is the musical program
of the evening"
Piano Solo-Selected .......... Miss Bowen
(a) "A Mid Summers Dream"
gbl Moon Song "'..,.....'... ,;N Miss Pond
souf Were the Billows Roll W Hish,S "''
IW: Petre Mr.. j. Bruce pollison
doughty B;c;etds.' Eugene CoSlesS
'............!.......... Mr.. Chas. Breene
Selected ...... ............... Miss Sewers
"Iittie Boy Blue. ...... Mr., ]. ID. Sandersou
(al Lonesome" e. ...... ........ 81.
(bl Men and Women .. Miss Blasius
"komance,' (Rubensteiu) Miss Rochester
Selected ...........Mr. j. ID. Sanderson
selected ............... e. .......Miss Sewers
Piano Duet .......................Mrs Bowen
..... ......... ............. ..... Miss Bowen
(n) Just a Margin For YOU"
tbl "The Danza" "...............M Mrs. Blasius
Selected ....... ..... .... miss Sewers
Piano Solo-"Tam O'Shanter.".. -.
............ .... ........... Miss Bowen
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Jiinia

The Juniu CLUB meets with Miss
Olivia Rochester, Monday eve
ming.
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Grattan

We understand that Orley Emmons
has bought the Bale farm and will
move there this week. Lon Clemens
who has lived there for the past year is
moving in the old Macarthur place.
Will Harris has moved on Mrs. Hen
derlighter farm, having rented same.
Mrs. Henderlighter has gone TO Ann
Arbor for treatment on her eyes.
The ladies of the Oakfield Aid will
meet with Mrs. Frank Dewey Friday
afternoon TO tie comforter for Mrs. b.
Lessiter.
c. w. Walleman is fixing over his
cheese house for the use of his tenant
Mr.. Peterson who will soon be moving
The Surprise last Saturday at Claude
Spicer's was well attended and good
time had, we will greatly miss Mrs.
Spicer and our best wishes goes with
them to their new home in Bedding.
The entertainment at the Ashley
church last Friday evening was pretty
well attended owing TO the condition
of the roads, receipts was S9.67.
Louie Emmons has hired to w. ID.
Hall for the year and with his bride
will occupy Mr.. Halls tenant house.
The Ladies Aid Society of the first
Oakfield church will hold their after
noon social with Mrs. Louis jerks,
April 2, everybody invited.
Miss Hattie Randall of Reed City is
visiting her cousin Edna Hall.
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Keene Center

Mrs. John Sweet of Saginaw, and
Fred Wood and sister Fanny, of Lans-
ing, were guests of their mother, Mrs.
Clara Wood, last Tuesday and w ed
nesday, and also attended the auction,
Wednesday.
Hon. Herbert Powell of Ionia attend
ed Mrs. Clara Woods auction Wednes-
day, March 18th.
Chas. Vondal of Kalamazoo, visited
Jesse Knee, last week.
. Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels returned
home on Tuesday. She was accompa-
MED by Mrs. Mark Brown who visited
here till Wednesday.
Max Raymor has accepted position
in Saranac grocery store, beginning
his duties on Monday of this week.
Mrs. Lizzie Twaites has returned to
the home of her sister, Mrs. Clara
Wood, after few days visit with Lans-
ing friends.
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Shiloh.


Miss Mary Heth Of Ionia was an
over Sunday guest of her grandmother
Mrs. w. Heth.
f. w. Maynard entertained friend,
Mr.. Cain of Freeport, few days last
week.
A. Emery of Moddersville is very
sick at the home of his daughter Mrs.
Sarah Parks of Fenwick.
Miss Laura Allen went to Belding
Monday where she expects TO begin
work in the silk mill.
Mrs. Hubbard visited her sister Mrs.
o. X. Warden over Sunday.
Leon Easterbrook is buzzing wood in
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Leach visited at
Nj. ]. Browns of Fenwick Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Hallihan and children
are visiting friends in THIS vicinity.
A surprise party was given Mabel
Brown Monday evening in honor Of
her 18th birthday, pleasant time was
enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. w. b. Conner was called to
Hudson Monday by Ithe death of an
aunt.
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Bartonville

Mrs. A. Gardner is on the sick list
and DR.. Orr of Bedding is attending her
J. l.. Snyder spent Sunday at Rock
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bonner enter
tanned few friends at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Kohn and daughter Mar
garet of Vickreyville are visiting at
Peter Kohns.
Mrs. f. J. Richmond and daughter
Lucie arrived home from Grand Rapids
last week. Mrs. Richmond is gaining
slowly from her operation. She was in
the hospital three weeks.
Miss Agnes Douglas is working in
Bedding.
Henry Warner and wife were Sun
day callers at Sam Davis
Mrs. f. J. Richmond sold fine four
year old colt TO Greenville parties last
week.
Mrs. Geo. Hanks and Mrs. Virgil
Gardner of Smyrna were callers on Mrs
VIM. Douglas Saturday.
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Mrs. Will Kitson.
Mrs. Harris Bolster entertained the
North Orleans sewing society last
Thursday. Fifteen ladies were present
and sewed fifteen pounds of rags. All
enjoyed their visit and the fine dinner.
Mrs. Kate Tuttle and sister-in-law
from Ionia, visited at William Moore's
Tuesday.
Abont forty of the friends of Palmer
Hall dropped in on him last Wednes-
day evening and reminded him of his
twenty fourth birthday. Ice cream
and cake was served and they present
ed him with fine gold ring. They
wish him many more such happy
birthdays.
Mr.. Will Kitson of Grattan is visiting
relatives here this week.
Mr.. William Wheeler sold his grey
team of horses to the Creamery Com
pany last week.
Rev. Trot of Portland gave fine
local option talk at the Green's church
last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Calkins are
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Robinson.
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A Religious Authors Statement

Rev. Joseph III. Fesperman, Salisbury,
n. c., who is the author of several
books, writes: "For several years
was afflicted with kidney trouble and
last winter | was suddenly stricken
with severe pain i'm my kidneys and
was confined to bed eight days unable
TO get up without assistance. COM
menced taking Foley's Kidney Remedy
and the pain gradually abated and
finally ceased. icheerfuily recommend
Foley's Kidney Remedy" Sold by
Wortley Il French.
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Eureka-Fair Plain

The Beardsley school closed Friday
for one week vacation.
l.. III. Carter has bought a farm east
Of Sheridan and is moving there this
week
Mrs. jerks called on Mrs Drill
Johnson last Friday.
Mrs. Peeting who has been quite sick
with lagrippe is some better.
Last Tuesday as Mr.. and Mrs. l.. III.
Carter were preparing to move to their
new home, about 80 friends came with
well filled baskets to spend the day.
The Blystone union aid society met
with Mrs. G. ID. Loring Wednesday,
March II, about 40 being present.
A. A. jerks is drawing his lumber
home from Tom Illusions mill.