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and Fannie DeVoe.
The following persons were school
visitors last week: Felicia Spry,
Mrs. Lisle Goble, Mrs. Hathaway,
Grace Bateman. q
The members of the Senior class
attended the funeral of Mr.. Kunkle
Tuesday of this week. Earl Kunkle
Is president of the Senior class.
The plane geometry class has com.
pleted the third book, and has review
ed the three books carefully. We will
easily complete all of the work and
have good deal of time for review
One of the speakers at the institute
last Saturday said, 81 want my child
to learn the following three things
while in school: Self respect, self
control and self support. The school
should teach the boy and girl these
things and 1t has failed in large de-
gle If it does not do it.
Mr.. Harry Croft returned to st.
Louisville on Monday where he is al
so operating grist mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Schaeffer will
move next week into their new home
recently purchased from Doc Geo. ge
in the Foote addition
Mis-. Follen moved into her new
house on High street last Saturday.
Mr.. Charles Shoupe, who recently
purchased the Hoy Simons meat mar
ket the past week sod it to the Fox
Bros, who took possession on Mon
day.
Mr.. Samuel Silliman Of Centerbulg
visited relatives in this place on Sat
urday last.
Mr.. Charles Harry, foreman Of the.
Foote foundry, and Mr.. l.. H. B ent-
linger, cement contractor, were in
Chicago the past week attending the
cement show.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Lybarger and family,
of Cleveland, visited several days the
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
Lucas.
Mr.. Ray D. Mohr, who has been as.
sisting in the revival services at the
Methodist church the past few weeks.
comp eted lis work on Sunday and
left Monday morning for Homer, O.,
where he will assist in special ser.
vices of this kind.
10 h1ty al 4,
at the Be- lin Methodist church next
Sunday afternoon at the usual time.
AS a result of the good wo.k in the
revival services at the M. e. church
just closed, fifteen new members
were added TO the church roll last
Sunday morning.
The Ladies' Missionary society of
the M. E. church will hold jubilee
celebration on Thursday of next
week, at which time this society will
entertain the ladies' societies of the
other two churches. This will be a
very interesting occasion.
Mrs. Crute is reported very i'll with
pneumoia.
DR.. j. III. Norrick was in Cleveland
the first of the week on business
trip.
Mr.. Edwin Bigbee moved the past
week to the Joseph Bissell farm near
Darlington.
Miss Rila lowering visited her Sis
ter, Mrs Charles Brown, at Dayton,
Ohio, the past week.
Mrs. George Hart visited Mrs.
Ralph Thuma at Columbus the past
week.
Mrs. Sarah Purdy visited her
daughter, Mrs. Cyphers, several days
the past week.
Mrs. George Hart visited with Mrs.
Ralph Thuma in Columbus the past
week.
The knights of Pythias held their
annual banquet last Friday night and
a most successful occasion 1t was.
Members of the order from Butler,
Ankenytown, Mt. Vernon and miles
around were served at the banquet
tables In the Masonic hall. At the *.
of p hall most excellent program
was rendered by local talent and the
social features We're very enjoyable,
For twenty-one years this order has
annually prepared this kind of feast
for its members and their families and
the order during all these years has
continued to prosper and increase in
numbers until now the enrolment
shows about one hundred and eighty
of the best fellows to be found in the
community.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Mullin are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. d. Lorentz al
Wadsworth, Ohio, this week.
Thrall Lodge, No, 40, F.. & A
NJ, conducted special communica
tion in the E. A. Degree at their hal
on Tuesday evening of this week.
Eleven members of the Country So
cial club were entertained by Mrs 4