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Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Starner Of North
West street went to Loudonvllle Mon
day afternoon 20 spend several days.
Mr.. l.. A. Stream spent Tuesday in
Fredericktown, attending to some
matters Of business
Easter cards 1oe per dozen, for sale
at Penn's.
Mrs. Charles Church Is confined to
her home on North Park street by a
severe attack Of the grip
Mr.. Alvin Mild Of East Gambler
street went to Columbus Tuesday
morning on business.
Mr.. l.. w. Ward spent Monday in
Granville, attending to some matters
Of business.
Mrs. Henry Fairchild OF East Gam.
bier street went to Columbus Tuesday
morning to spend the day.
Easter cards 1oc per dozen, for sale
at Penn's.
MIR. d. F. Bennington and daughter,
Mary, of West High street went to
Gambler Tuesday morning to spend
the day.
Mr.. Benjamin Smith Is confined to
his home in Sparta by severe attack
of Illness
All the popular music 1oc at Penn's.
Miss Eva Singer of Cleveland ar.
rived in the city today for short
visit with relatives.
Easter cards 1oe per dozen, for sale
at Penn's.
Mr. Winnie Preston, who has been
employed near Utica for some time,
has returned to his home in Brandon
Mr.. Carl Mills, formerly of this city,
has accepted a position as machinist
in Elyria, Ohio.
See those Easter booklets at Penn's.
Special sale on sheet music from 700
to 600.
Mr.. William A. Silcott went to Co
lumbus Tuesday morning to attend to
some business matters.
Mr.. Stanley Pearl is confined to his
home in Sparta by severe attack of
grip.
Mr.. and Mr.. Harry Decker of Mon
roeville, Ohio, are spending several
days with relatives in Mt. Vernon.
Easter cards 1oc per dozen, for sale
at Penn's.
Mr.. Charles Sapp, who has for the
past several weeks, been employed
at Kenova, West Virginia, has resign
ed his position and returned to his
home in Gambler
The Designer for April, also De-
siener patterns, for sale at Penn's.
Miss G. e. McComb left Tuesday
morning for her. home in Chicago, af-
ter a several days visit with friends
and relatives in Mt Vernon.
Mr.. Chas. Rowland returned to his
home in GAINESVILLE Tuesday noon af
ter attending to some business inter-
ests in Mt. Vernon.
F Cit, 1873 Bell, or leave order at
Penn's store.
Mr.. II. G. Dodd of Dayton, Ohio, is
spending several days in Martinsburg,
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Shrontz.
OLIVER AND IMPERIAL PLOWS
turn nine-tenths of the soil cultivat-
ed in Ohio. We sell them both.
Come in and see the new patterns.
L. A. Weiss, w. High st.
Piano moving, repairing, refinishing,
carefully and neatly done at Penn's
at reasonable prices. Telephones 254
Mr.. William II. Smith of East Chest
nut street went to Bangs Tuesday
morning to spend the day with rel
atives.
Mrs. William F. Rimer of East Bur-
CESS street spent Tuesday in Homer,
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Jasper
Hall
DR.. l.. w. Armentrout is somewhat
improved after several days serious
Illness at his home on West Chestnut
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M. Greer and
young son, Harrison, returned today
from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Neff at Cleveland
Charles Pryor, the B. & o. fireman.
who was injured in the railroad yards
several days ago, was removed to his
home in Newark Tuesday noon.
DO YOU NEED A PIOW?-Re.
member that l will sell both the Ol.
iver and the Imperial and carry a
complete stock of shares and repairs
for both. l.. A. Weiss, w. High ST.
Mrs. Gordon has returned to her
home on West Sugar street after a
several days visit with her daughter,
Mrs. III II. Ensminger of Columbus,