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trip to Columbus Wednesday morning.
Mr.. John Ahern has gone to Lorain
to visit with friends for several days.
Miss Anna King was visitor in
Mansfield on Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles Dermody of TifIln spent
Tuesday with relatives in Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. Ralph Headington attended the
aviation meet at Columbus Tuesday.
Mr.. orville Weir of Mansfield is
spending several days with friends in
the city.
Mr.. George Coyner delivered the
Decoration day address at Martins
burg on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. r. Sipe is spending several
days in Shelby, the guest of Mrs. F.
$. Sutter.
Miss Gladys Keyes of Columbus is
spending a week with relatives in Mt.
Vernon.
Mr.. James Lampson attended the
aviation meet at Driving park in Co
lumbus on Tuesday.
Miss Helen Singer of Gambler was
the guest of relatives in the city over
Tuesday.
Mrs. e. w. Breeze and daughters
spent Tuesday In Utica, the guests Of
| relatives.
Mr.. ]. r. Bonnell went to Ashland
Wednesday morning to attend to some
business matters.
Mr.. G.. E. Thomas of Columbus spent
Tuesday in Mt. Vernon, the guest Of
| friends.
Mrs. Arthur Auskings and children
are spending several days with friends
in Columbus.
Juvenile Officer Patrick Purcell was
in Lancaster Monday and visited at
the Boys Industrial school.
Prosecuting Attorney l.. r. Crohl-
ley. went to Columbus Wednesday
morning to spend the day on business,
Mr.. James Scott returned to Co.
lumbus Wednesday morning after q
short visit in Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. James Cooper returned to Ober.
lin yesterday to resume his studies in
the Oberlln business college.
Mrs. j. f. Bonnell left Wednesday
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ginia where she will make several
days visit with relatives.
Mr.. Harold Woolson returned to Ak
ron Tuesday evening after seyera
days visit with relatives in Mt. Yer
non.
The Independent baseball team ol
Columbus has been secured by the
management of the local team for O
game on Sunday afternoon.
Hon. s. II. Gotshall went to Colum
bus Wednesday, being accompanied
by Mrs. Gotshall who will remain tc
witness the close Of the legislature
Mrs. Stewart of Springfield was
called to Mt. Vernon tuesday to at
tend the funeral of her sister, Mrs
Sarah Miles.
The Mccormick ambulance removed
Miss Marie Stolenburg from her home
on East Vine street to the Mt. Vernon
hospital for an operation on Monday
M,a Iohn Ioudarhauoh and dauuh
ter Miss Jennie, of Columbus, are
spending several days with relatives
In Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. William Kilduff of Cleveland re
turned to his home Wednesday morn
ing after n several days visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kilduff oi
East Gambler street.
Mr.. l.. A. Culbertson, Mr.. stephen j
Dorgan, Messrs George and Alber
Culbertson and Leon Zeislort went t.
Columbus Tuesday in Mr.. Culbertson'i
car to attend the aviation meet.
Mr., Theodore Ringwalt and Mr.. Cur
tis Kinney left yesterday for Montrea
from which point they will sail on Sat
urday for Europe to spend the sum
mer,
Mrs. /. N. Lohr was taken from
her home on West Pleasant street Il
the home of her father, Mr.. Melvil
P-ior, on the Green Valley road, ol
Tuesday afternoon in Chappelear's am
bulance. Mrs. Lohr has been severe
ly Ill for the past two weeks,
Rev. William E, Hui and Prof
Weida of Gambler were in Mansfield
Tuesday the guests OF the Rev. MI
Thompson of that place, and also al
, tended the work put on by Mansfield
Council No. "a, II. d s. NJ, Mr., Gee
, IL, Beeney of this city also witnessed
, the comforting of the degrees
Master Harold williamson, who ur
. derwent an operation for hernia a
the Mt. Vernon hospital several day
: ago. was able to be taken to his hom
: In South Vernon Wednesday morn