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hEDRlck.

Hedrick.-Rev. D. c. Bevan began
revival campaign at the Hedrick M. o.
church Sunday morning.
Rev H. F. Pugh, singing evangelist,
has charge of the singing at the re-
vival services.
A big chorus choir has been organic
ed and is doing splendid work at the
revival services.
-Four united with the church the
first day. The outlook for good work
is most encouraging.
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at the Central yards has shown no
serious symptoms and will in ell prob
ability recover.
T.. c. Hammond has moved into the
property owned by Elizabeth Ham
mond on the corner Of Third street
and Third avenue.
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KNOXVILLE.

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Unionville-Will Hoy and family Wis
tied Sunday at the parental home OF
Marion Benge.
Misses Matte Hoyt and Jennie Robb
visited at Dock Mann's Sunday even
ing.
day.
from Oklahoma on visit.
Fred Davis of UnionVille was a
caller at Tom Bridgeman's last sun
day. |.
the Morrison home Sunday.
John Hopkins is home from Dako-
TIA.
Ell Swain visited at the home of his
brother Jacob Swain Wednesday.
Porn to Mr. and Mrs. Mann,
daughter Oct. 20.
Harlan Benge went to Missouri on a
visit.
Miss Alice Swain was visitor at
Bert Kings Sunday.
Riley Elder was a caller at the
Frank Lippert home Sunday even
ing.
Mary Lapp was visiting Bert King
over Sunday.
Alphus Hopkins is building new
cave
Mrs. Hopkins has been on the sick
list but is better now.
Mrs. Marion Benge and baby were
visitors at the McGraw home Friday.
Miss Ester Shuck of Bunch is work
ing at Andy Lockman's at Union
j. Benge of near Bunch is going to
move to the c. Glassburner farm.
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chances for his recovery are very
slight.
ped their household goods to Osceola
and will leave for that place in d
short time. Mr.. Head has accepted the
management of one of the stores there.
Eli De Tar and Charles Harper were
business visitors at Abba Tuesday
John Huston left Tuesday on bus
mess trip.
. The young Italian who was injured
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ELboN.

Eldon.-The Bay View club met
Yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. w. T. Brown on West Church
street. Mrs. George Myers acted as
history leader and Mrs. George Hol-
land acted as magazine leader. The
lesson was chapters and 10 In Span
-tsh life. Ten answered to roll call.
TIL, club will meet next Monday at
the home of. Mrs. George Myers on
East Church street.
The ladies of the Congregational
Aid society will meet Thursday after
noon at the parsonage with Mrs. j. H.
Skyles.
Ross Ramsey is moving his family
into the Chas. T. Meadows residence
today.
Rollie D. Baldwin, who is attending
school at Grinnell, was called home by
the death of his grandfather, e. T.
Baldwin.
Engineer S. P. Phillips was taken to
the Ottumwa hospital yesterday for
| treatment.
| Mrs. Mary Grimsley and G. w
Weber were called to Wyaconda, Mo.
this morning by the death of their
brother and uncle, John Bowman.
DR.. o. F. Isbell returned home Mon
day after few weeks camping out
ing near Trenton, Mo.
DR.. H. E. Hurst left yesterday or
No. l for Centerfille, where he .wil
make his future home.
| Chas. Meadows and family moved
to Des Moines the first Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs Meadows and daughter
Faye. have many friends here who re
greet losing such neighbors and friends
The regular Congregational praye
meeting services will be held tomor
row evening at 1880.
Wanted-A good correspondent a
Douds-Leando. Address Courier 70
terms.
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ALBA.
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Albia-As the result OF an accident
last week when he fell from loaded
dray, Raymond Crowell has suffered
the loss OF his leg. The limb was am
putated Tuesday morning and owing
TO the tender age of the child the
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EDoEFiELD.

Edgefield, Jan. 7-E. s.. Cradle
spent Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. Jacob
Scheaffer at Fairhope.
MI, and Mrs. William Workinger
of Canton, visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Buchtel on Sunday.
Messrs. Peter Henry, Joseph Wack-
erly and Alfred Kane spent Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Bergen
The Misses Marie Miller and Marie
Hart of Canton visited with Mrs. Lew
Is Miller and family on Saturday.
Miss Emma Oakes of Canton Wis
tied with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Good
man on Monday.
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. James
McLinden, and family.
Jonathan Cradle of Myersville, call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Cradle on
Monday.
James McLinden is drilling a well
for William Shanabruch at his new
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar HolI of Canton
spent Saturday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Buchtel.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Long of Akron,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith
on Saturday.
Royal Long returned to Ann .Arbor.
Mich, on Sunday, to resume his stud.
les.
Stanis Fete and Joseph Clopfstein
Of Louisville, called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Numa Guental on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Foster of New
Berlin, called on Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Smith on Friday evening.
Miss May Cradle visited with Mrs
James McLinden on New Years day
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith re
turned to Lisbon on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Darr spent Sunday
with their friend, Miss Lydia A. John
son. at Akron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Pontius oi
Canton. called on Mr.. and Mrs. s
Darr, Sunday.
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ATWATER.

Atwater, Jan. 10.-Bold, brave
Knights of Pythias, admiring wives
and sweethearts, in all some so, ban
quetted Thursday evening at Castle
Hall here. A manly affair through
out Annual installation and supper.
F. H. Spires chief cook; DIR. Dewitt
captain of the dishwipers; w. G..
Carlile and Heiser G.. Hutson, dish
washers. Then there were "supes,"
soups and supper. Proud wives
cheered and called for more soup. w.
G.. Carlile in an impressive manner
knights: p. B. Winchell, c. c.; r. e.
Whittlesey, v. c.; Peter A. Miller,
Prelate; A. B. Lozier, NJ of W.; f. v.
Hamilton, X. r. and s.. W. H.
Thompson, M. F.; T. J. Spires, M. E.;
c. Mowan, M. at A; c. Hutson, Inner
Guard; G. Heiser, Outer Guard; w.
H. Heiser, Trustee. Euchre, six
handed pedro, four, six and eight
handed pool filled out a royal good
time.
Harry" Brown was born some
where, sometime, he's sure. But when
asked when and where, he says
search me-" He came via the stork
route somewhere across the big pond.
He thinks italy. We think Ireland
witty? You said it. Found himself
in a New York charitable institution,
while yet a kid, and was told his
mother put him there. Had to have
a name and let it go as above. Had
to have an age and called 1t eleven.
Skipped west. Has been skipping
about some since. West to the Rock
les, south to the gulf, time and again.
By the palace (box) car route usually.
Nursed wealthy sick men in big
Florida resorts Shows many valuable
gifts from grateful convalescents.
For years had home in Atwater,
now has one in Alliance. Talks now
of big chances in Cuba. Some day
he'll show up missing. No ceremony
about his going or coming. Weather
gets too snappy. slap bang, his win.
downs are boarded up. He boards a
| fast freight and away. Southern
railroads are easy. Says $150 big
stake for trip to Florida. Advertised
in New York papers for mother. Sew,
eral answered looking for sons. Went
| to New York and looked 'em over
Not for him. Picture of his mother
shows well dressed intelligent wo-
man. Everybody in Alliance and At
water knows Harry" Whole fam
lilies Of worse people.
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MiDDLE6RANcH.

Middlebranch, Jan. 8-Ephriam
Brumbaugh and daughter Hattie of
Kent visited several days with Mr..
and Mrs. BAIL Wise. last week.
Mrs. Elmer Mackley has the typhoid
fever.
The Jr. o. U. A. M. will have their
Fuilmer hall Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Welty were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Welty
on New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillips spent
New Years day with DIR. and Mrs.
Corwin Hill of Akron.
The Is months old infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ringer, east of town
died of scarlet fever Thursday. In
terment took place in the Werstler
cemetery.
William Roger of New Baltimore
called on relatives here several days
last week.
The Brethren Sunday school elected
the following officers Sunday: e. C.
Gibson. Supt., w. H. Wise, ASST, p.
M. Roger, Sec, Nellie Elmer, Asst,
| Myrtle Lesh, Org, Mrs. Fred Whit
acre, Asst, Nellie Corell, Treas. and
also chorister. Librarians, Cecilia
! Glennew and Fred Sterling.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hinton of Can
ton visited with friends and relatives
here several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Flary of Carlo
! visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wise
on New Years day.
Mr.. Rouche east of town has moved
on the Otto Tessmer farm which he
has just recently purchased.
Andrew Bair called on Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Mackley on the New Berlin
road Saturday.
The Diamond Portland Cement Co.
has shut down for repairs.
4 Nj. T. Deady attended the installa
ton of Masonic officers at Akron las
week and reports having a fine time
Mr.. Herst of Canton called on Mr.
and Mrs. William Glennen Monday.
e. C. Baker Of Columbus is in tow
again.
John Allarding is sick.
Ben Roush east of town moved int,
the Frank Bair residence one day las
week.
Mrs. Rosa Strong OF Kent is VISITING
with David Gibson ard daughter thi
week
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Hoiibaugh
Mrs. Cora Miller and MT. and Mrl
Fred Whltacre attended the funeral 0
. Mrs. Lundy Holibaugh at New Berlil
Thursday.
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SPARTA.

Sparta. Jan. 10-Mrs. Martha Lloyd
and daughter Elsie are visiting with
Mrs. Lloyd's daughter Mrs. Theodore
EveTsole.
George Fogle, OF East Cairo, for
mer resident of this place, was in
town this week calling on relatives
and acquaintance.
Mrs. John Ullett has returned home
after a weeks visit with friends In
and about Mineral City.
County Surveyor G. l.. Sickafoose OF
Canton, surveyed the clay mine at
the brick plant Tuesday.
John Houze visited his uncle at
New Philadelphia last week.
Mr.. Watson of Pennsylvania, Is
drilling for oil on the George Stein
metz farm.
The preliminary steps are being
taken for the erection of bank build
ing at this place in the near future.
Ben Tucker returned to his home at
Attica Thursday after weeks visit
with friends in this community.
William PenTose has purchased a
farm near New Berlin to which he
will move about March.
James Smith of Bolivar is visiting
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Whitmer.
Miss Hazel Baughman is spending
this week with her grandmother, Mrs.
Cable at Sandyville,
Mr.. McLain of Alliance has rented
the r. A. Carriday farm and will move
as soon as vacated by William Pen
rose.
Mrs. Harper is visiting this week
with her aunt at Mt. Union.
| Donald Brown has returned to hi ;
studies at Mt. Union college after
spending a weeks vacation at his
| home.
Miss Lulay Yarger of North Indus
try spent several days last week with
her sister, Mrs. John Houze.
! Rev. Myrlck's Sunday school class
entertained John Blacks class Thurs
day evening at the home OF Rev. and
Mrs Myrick.
John c. Gerwig of Canton was in
town Wednesday.
Lester Meiser has returned home
after a few days visit with relatives
and friends near RichVllle.
| Clayton Rottsted gave a party tC
his many friends at the home OF his
parents Tuesday evening in honor oi
his 10th birthday. About 40 responded
to the invitations. A very enjoyable
evening was spent during which
games OF various kinds were indulget
In and a lunch served by his mother
} The guests left about II o'clock wish
ing many annual repetitions Of thu
, day
James Hoobler spent several day
this week with his sister, Mrs. JOSEPH
Briggle.
, Jumes Sanford is stigi quite nj ami
is daily becoming weaker.
II J. n. Young Of Otterbein was Ii
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Rev. Byen OF Louisville will occupy
the pulpit In the Brethren church Sun
day morning and evening. Sunday
school at $780, Everybody invited to
these services. Bring your friends
with you.
Manuel Young moved on the An
drew Kingsley farm which he pur-
chased some time ago, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Smith east of
town called ON MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Kaufman at Carlo, Sunday.
Aaron Kurtz moved to Hartville
Thursday. He win take possession OF
the meat market there, formerly own
ed by Clemment Smith.
DR.. and Mrs. Corl entertained the
Corl reunion on New Years day. A
six course dinner was served by the
hostess and a good time was enjoyed
by all present.
Mae Glennen and Mrs. 9. M. Roger
were at Canton Monday
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NEW FRANKLIN.

New Franklin, Jan. 10-Mrs. LapuS
and granddaughter, Leila, will shortly
remove to the Young farm, north OF
New Berlin.
L. ]. Hawkins paid a visit to ALI
ance last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Lloyd, of Can
ton, are visiting at the home Of ].
w. Martin.
Harry Clippinger and family are
preparing to remove bag and baggage
to Akron.
officers of the Epworth league were
elected Sunday night.
M. E. Tope is having his house
somewhat repaired. dr
d. F. Harsh, our postmaster, has
complied with the government re-
quirement by placing the P. o. sign
on the building
J. w. Martin and wife have return
ed from a weeks visit with Colurn-
bus friends.
Van Thompson is somewhat indis-
posed from exposure.
land, have instituted dancing
ing recruits each night.
Ddflu OLuShSgg vi 4 dIlo, llkdudSOE
of the Paris township schools, was in
specting the New Franklin school on
Friday.
David Cooper, employed in the oil
fields near Homework, was at homo
over Sunday.
Spelling at Moultrie Friday night
was well attended, quite a crowd
from this place were in attendance.
r. Haynam and wife spent New
Years day at the home of Rev. T. G..
Stahl at Rochester, o.
The Coldsnow Bros. have pur-
chased 16 horse power engine-the
Baker engine Of Swanton, o.
William Holwick, of Salem, was
visiting his mother here last week.
John Ramser, steamboat employe,
of Chicago, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Ramser, Of
this place.
Jacob Myers has sold his farm to
Glenwood Crowl. formerly an employe
on the Canton street car line.
o.. c. Bates made a business visit
to Canton last Monday.
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CANAL FULTON.

Canal Fulton, Jan. 7-Miss Grace
Tilton and cousin, Miss Meyer, of
Cleveland, were guests. for a few
days at the home of Mrs. L. Booker.
ID. w. Reinhart, of Canton. was a
visitor with friends at this his form
er home on New Years day.
Mrs. Casper Herwie spent New
Years day at the home of her daugh-
ter and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Groos-
wiler at Masslllon.
s. e. Kurtz and family, of Massil-
lon, were guests of friends at this
place on New Years day. Mrs. Kurtz
and two daughters remain until Sun
day.
M. 8. Daily. of Barberton, called
on friends at this his old home on
Saturday.
Jacob Snyder, OF Cleveland. was q
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Bisker.
Joseph Bergert was business cal
Ter at Massillon on Thursday.
r. A. Fisher and 70. j. McIaugh
| lin represented the democrats OF this
place at the Jackson day banquet al
Canton.
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RANDOLPH.

Randolph, Jan. miss Emogene
Redfeld, of Cleveland, spent several
days of last week in town.
Miss Catherine Maldinger is suf-
fering from an attack of pneumonia.
Peter Riedinger was in Cuyahoga
Falls Monday the guest of his sis
ters. Misses Maggie and Susan Ried-
niger.
Mrs. Margaret Killing, who was sud
denly taken ill last week, thought
to be pneumonia, is reported some
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lang and
children, Catherine and John Jr., re
turned home Monday after spending
week in North Ridgeville with
Mrs. Longs parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Shook, who
have been confined to their beds for
several months, are gradually fail.
ing.
Miss Etha Riedinger returned to
Alliance Tuesday evening after
spending several days at home.
DR.. and Mrs. Fulton, of Suffield
were the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Bar
rett Sunday.
Mrs. Masella Sperra spent several
days of last week in Cleveland with
her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Sperry.
Mrs. Adam Schrareder is again
able to be about her work.
Henry Knapp, of Akron, spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Knapp.
George Huth, who has been suf
fering from cancer for several months
is now taking treatments at Akror
to which place he makes a trip every
day if the weather is favorable.
Mrs. A. Bower is spending severa
days with her daughter, Mrs. PhiliI
| Shuman,
Mrs. Julius Hoffman returned from
Massillon and is under the doctors
care.
Chas. Fenton spent several days o
last week In Cleveland with his son
Claud.
| A pocketbook containing ten dol
lars and some cents was stolen a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Philil
Shuman.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Craig and fam
lily, who had gone to South Dakoti
to spend the winter, returned las
week saying work was very slack.
Chas. Fenton will give a grapha
phone concert at the town hall Sat
urday evening. Proceeds to be useC
for an extra number of the lectur'
course.
Mrs. Myrtle Miller spent severa
days of last week with friends il
Chardon.
The funeral of Ruth Naomi Ried
niger, the four months old daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Riedinge
was held last Tuesday. Rev. J. d
Nef, of Hartville, officiated. Inter
ment at Sandhill cemetery.
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NEW BALTIMORE.

New Baltimore, Jan. 10.-Morgan
Hamilton died at his home at !
o'clock Saturday morning. He had
been In poor health for some time,
but was confined TO his bed only a
few days. He was born one mile
north of this place, nearly seventy-six
years ago, spending the greater part
of his life in this neighborhood. He
leaves a wife, one daughter, two sons,
Paul, of Atwater, and Thomas, OF
Akron, two brothers and one sister to
mourn his loss. Mr.. Hamilton was
member of the Christian church OF
this place for many years, holding
the Office of deacon for several years.
He was a good citizen and respected
his late home.
John Baum spent Saturday and
Sunday in Greentown.
At the poultry show held last week
In Hartville, l. G.. Snodgrass received
four pre- miums. three on chickens
and one on geese.
Morgan Hamilton's farm, southeast
os town, was purchased Friday by
Roscoe Werstler, of Marlboro.
Miss Gladys Faior was elected or
RAnlSL OF the OuIlbtldH Ounuhy oSuOoA
here to succeed Miss Edith Yarian,
who Is attending the Conservatory OF
Music in Mt. Union.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Christian church met this week with
Mrs. Eva Falor. The next meeting
will be held January 21 with Mrs.
Mary Hamilton.
Report of New Baltimore primary
school for the month ending January
8, 1909; Number of pupils enrolled.
10; number of tardy marks. A; per
dent OF attendance 81. Those perfect
In attendance are as follows; Rosa
Dulabahn, Lillian Chain. Evalyn
Chain, Mabel and Vsrna Goodenber-
| ger, Rosa Wymer, Blanche Ribaldt,
F0rest Kniseiy. Walter Wymer. Carl
swllrtz. Willard Bryan, Howard
Eut7ly, Raymond WymeE. Alton Stey'
ems, Byron Bryan, Samuel Swarta
Henry Knapp and jeanette Bixler
Helen Damon, teacher.
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oTTERBEIN.

Otterbein, ian. 10.-A series of
meetings begin at Otterbein u. B..
church this evening.
G. c. Lichtenwalter, wife and fam
lily and w. F. Grove and wife spent
Sunday afternoon at the home of G..
w. Hay and wife.
]. d. Grove made business trip to
Canton, and after a few days visit
with relatives and friends. returned
home.
The entertainment held at the Sher-
man Reformed church on New Years
eve was well attended. An excellent
program was rendered by the chill
dren.
Rev. Brewbaker preached at the
Zion church, Sunday.
David Bushnan called ON his
friends Wednesday.
Miss Edith Young Is spending sev,
eral days with friends near Five
Points church.
Peter Seemann, who was confined
TO the house for some time. Ia able
10 be out again
Morris SHUTS Is making some i'm
provemonts along Bear run.
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NEW BERLIN.


New Berlin, Jan. THE Reformed
Sunday school has just passed anoth-
er successful year, gaining in attend
ance and collections over the pre-
vious year. There Is a very compe-
tent core of officers and teachers.
who are very faithful. The primary
department is increasing more each
year, at present there are III enroll
ed 121 In intermediate and $50 in
the senior, the average enrolment
during the year being 237. Average
weekly attendance Of officers and
teachers 12 and scholars 139. The
largest attendance during the year
was 265 and average weekly coilec-
tions for year $405; total average col
lections for year, S16.23; total col
lections for year, $21422; contribu-
tions from home department, $500;
grand total for year, $235.47. During
the year there we're 303 visitors.
There were % present every Sunday
during the year and FIVE absent but
one Sunday. The following we're
present every Sunday: w. H. Christ
man, Esther Sponseller, Ira Sheets,
Mrs. Sheets, Mrs. Christman, Mrs.
Snyder, Paul, Martha and Lowell
Young, Ethel Sheets, Dewey Bon
nell, Walter Snyder, Curtis Young,
j. A. LaBeau, Miriam Bonnell, Ho-
bart Winger, Merritt Price, Mrs.
Kreighbaum and Bertha Snyder.
Those who missed only one Sunday:
Edith Reemsnyder, Mrs. Ada Smith,
Joseph Smith, Emma Metzger and
| Glen Smith. There are two MEM
bers in the Sunday school who have
been very faithful. Esther Sponsel-
ler, who has been present every
Sunday for four years, and w. H.
Christman has missed but one Sun
day in four years.
New Berlin, Jan. 10.-The monthly
social of the lions Lutheran church
was held at the home of Mrs. Frank
Roush on Friday evening. The de-
votionals were led by the pastor,
Rev. Wolfe. A six minute talk on the
Life of Martin Luther" by Volt
Cooper. A reading, "The Two Por-
traits" by Miss Mabel Snyder. A
| half hour was devoted to Biblical
queries. A fine lunch was served by
the hostess. A social time followed.
The next meeting will be held on Feb
ruary 1S at the home of Mrs. J. j.
Snyder.
On Wednesday and Thursday the
Ladies' Aid of the Zion Lutheran
church entertained their friends and
neighbors with sewing and quilting
bee at the home of Mrs. Andrew Har-
ter Dinner was served in the spac-
ious dining room to 104 guests. The
ladies wish to extend their sincere
thanks In this way to all who SO
kindly assisted them with thimbie
and needle.
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town Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Conrad and son
Michael and daughter Magdalene Wis
tied friends at LOUSY lie Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rice Of Mineral
City, visited Sunday at the home OF
Prof l. w. Little.
Mrs. otto Rottsted was called to
Painted Port, N. Y, this week to the
bedside of her sister who is seriously
| ill