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day in Gambler the guest of relatives.
Any sore healed by Hanford's Bal
sam.
Mrs. Libby Prince of Nebraska is
the guest of her brother, Mr.. A. Fish.
Mr.. Edward Lawman went to Utica
Monday noon on business.
Have Hanford's Balsam on hand for
accidents.
Mayor Charles A. Mitchell went to
Urbana, o., this afternoon on busi-
ness.
Mr.. J. Seiger of Dayton, Ohio, was
the guest of Mr.. Frank Wilson over
Sunday.
Mrs. b. Carle and grandson, Master
Raymond Feeney, spent Sunday with
relatives in Columbus.
Mrs. ]. Roe OF Newark spent Sun
day in Mt. Vernon, the guest of Mrs.
Mary Scribner of East Sugar street.
American Beauty rose bushes, 1Oc,
Woolson's Department Store.
Mr.. G. Grosscup of Butler, Ohio,
was the guest of friends In Mt. Yer.
non over Sunday.
Mr.. Joseph Myers has removed from
Monroe township to the Myers fats
on South Sandusky street.
Bulk seeds. Woolson's.
Mr.. Harry Starner went to Kent,
Ohio, Monday morning to spend sever
al days on business.
++"The play, "Topsy Turvy," will be
given at the Bedell parish house, near
Gambler, on Thursday evening, April
9th.
Mrs. August Frehse and family left
Sunday for Cleveland where they will
make their home In the future.
Newest styles in ladies' neckwear,
25c and SOC. Woolson's.
Mr.. George Bostwick is contend to
his home on South Main street by a
severe attack or illness.
'""The annual commencement of
the Howard public schools will occur
at the Christian church In that vii.
lage on Thursday evening, April q.
Mr.. G.. Il. Devine of Fredericktown
spent Sunday In Mt. Vernon the guest
of friends.
Curtain stretchers, soc. Woolson's
Department Store.
The remains OF the late Charles
Sommers were brought to Mt Ver-
non Sunday noon and buried In Mound
View cemetery.
FOR SALE--Complete driving out
1T, consisting of buggy, harness,
robes, blankets and the finest driving
mare In Knox county See A. l..
Byrns. If
Mr.. Floyd Hubbs of Butler and Mr..
Ellsworth Gorsuch of Gambler were
the guests of Mr.. Walter Scribner over
Sunday.
Brooms 25c. Woolsons
Mr.. Armand Bormans returned to
his home In Mt. Vernon Saturday ev-
ening after an extended visit with
relatives In Caney, Kansas,
Miss Mary NJ Schaad OF 497 Wilson
Avenue, is in Gambler to attend the
wedding, Tuesday, of Miss Olive Car
Isle and Mr. Wilfred Perry, at which
she will be bridesmaid Columbus
Journal
FOUUND--A stray bull at the farm
of JOS. Trlmble. Gambler, Ohio. own
or can have same by proving property
and paying for this advertisement.
Mrs. Nj. II. Trimble. 30
Lyric tonight; "The Romance of
Bar o." a Western; Monsieur" Edi-
son drama; "rhe Count That Count.
ed" Essany comedy
Mrs. Clarence Tate was taken from
the home of her sister, Mrs, v, Lafev-
er, just east of the city, to her home
on West High street, Sunday evening,
In Chappelear & Co.'s ambulance. She
is suffering from fever
Busy Bee Bread is made of the best
raw material by the best skilled bak-
ers In a sanitary and modern bakery.
Why not the best bread? Sold by O..
Poppleton, E. Gambler st.
Mr., Earl Baxter left Monday morn
ing for Cleveland to make several
days visit with Messrs. Carol Con.
ard and Ralph Chambers, who are stu
dents at the Cleveland homeopathic
college.
Do not fail to hear Master Laberne
Jones the boy wonder assisted by
Miss Hazel Swan noted pianist at the
Presbyterian church Friday evening,
April 2Sth, admission 25c. 27
Four plain drunks were arrested on
the streets during Saturday evening
and Sunday and were lodged in the
county inil On their plea Of guilty