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in Hanford's Balsam thoroughly.
Mrs. L. A. Stream spent Sunday in
Utica, The guest of her sister, Mrs. G..
M. Conard.
Mr.. Bryan Mcdonald of near Amity
was taken to the Mt. Vernon hispital
for treatment Sunday evening.
Canning peaches, late Salways, best
quality of the season. Car to arrive
Tuesday. Call n, McNabb's grocery.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward C. Ensminger
of Columbus were visitors in Mt Yer
non over Sunday.
Mr.. j. OF Little of Pittsburg, Pa,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Clark, North Main street.
Mr. Penjamin Smith is confined to
his home in Sparta by a severe attack
of illness.
Mr.. Bryant Mcdonald OF Frederick
town entered the Mt Vernon hospital
Sunday afternoon for treatment
Dr. and Mrs. Ross Better of Canton
are spending several days in Gambler,
the guests of friends.
Miss Jennie Underwood of COlum-
bus is spending the week with her sis
ter, Mrs. James c. Scott, Mansfield
avenue.
Mr.. Willard Beeman, who has been
in South Carolina for several years
past, has returned to his home in Mt.
Vernon.
Car extra fancy Salway peaches to
arrive Tuesday. Best Gamers of the
season and lower prices Call n, Nc
Nabb's grocery.
Miss Grace Mitchell returned to
Cleveland Sunday alter spending the
summer with her father, Mr. Terrence
Mitchell of near Lock.
Mr.. Carl X. Wright OF Amity. who
represents the Columbus Mutual Life
Insurance Co., attended the agency
meeting held at the home office Sept
29th and goth at Columbus.
Mrs. Catherine Kelley and son, w
A. Kelley, left today for their home in
Edna, Mo, after three weeks visit
with Mr. j. A. Kelley and other rela-
tives.
Mr., and Mrs. C. w, Siegfried of
GAINESVILLE, Mr.. S. r. Siegfried of New
ark and Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Siegfried
of Croton were the guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Siegfried of North
Gay street.
Rev. John Coleman is the new pas
tor of 4he A. M. ID. church of this city,
Rev. j. M. Tate, the former pastor hav-
ing been called by conference to East
Liverpool. Rev Mr.. Coleman comes
from Wellsvllle, o.
Miss Florence Selegue of North
Prospect street received a telegram
Monday morning informing her of the
death of her aunt, Miss Margaret
Brock, which occurred Monday morn
ing at her home in Cleveland, Ohio.
Messrs, Walter Berger and James
Laughlin have purchased the general
store il Martinsburg and will conduct
the business in the future. The store
was formerly owned by Mr. Frederick
Shrontz.
MTa. Bert Warmen was removed
from the Mt. Vernon hospital to her
home on West Pleasant street Monday
morning, after having taken treatment
at the hospital. She was moved in
Chappelear's ambulance
Miss NJ c. Dooittle left Sunday
evening for Bryn Mawr Pa, where
she will resume her duties as teach
er in Miss Kinks school after having
spent the summer at her home In Gam
bier
Rev, Allen Miller of Ashland, dean of
Ashland University, delivered SER
mon at the Brethren church in Buck
eye City on Sunday evening. Rev. Mil
Ter formerly resided In Buckeye City
and was pastor of the Brethren church
about twenty years ago.
Mr. Leonarl E. Rawlinson, Thrice
Illustr' Gus Master of Kinsman Council,
No. 40, II. Il S. NJ, and Mr. George
Beeney. High Priest of Clinton Chap
ter, No, 2G, r. A. NJ, will leave Tues.
day morning for Columbus to attend
the sessions of the Grand Chapter and
Grand Council OF Ohio.
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