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Mr.. James Hyler recently sold MS
% acres farm to Mr.. Austin Denman
Cor $4,000.
Mr.. Monroe Tobin and Mrs. Laura
McClead, who we're married on Febru-
airy 25th, will make their home on the
formers fathers farm near the Culp
school house.
Mrs. Sarah Tobin Of Levering Wis
lted several days the past week with
friends In Fredericktown.
Mrs. Frank Coursin Of Bellville Wis
tied friends in this vicinity last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slath Boner visited
with their son William Boner, in Co
hmbus, several days last week.
Mr.. Harvey Peck and family OF
Madison have arranged to occupy the
farm owned by the whitford Broth
srs, south of Chesterville, taking pos
session about the first of April.
A quarterly meeting was held at
the Levering NJ. E. church last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eden Follin and son
Edward, who have been spending the
past winter with their daughters, Mrs.
2. o. Emahuser and Mrs. s. F. Win
ans, returned to their home in Ply
mouth the past week. Mr.. Follin re-
turned to take treatment for his heart.
Mrs. Theodore Spiker Of Indiana,
who was called here by the death OF
Mrs. Tena Davis, returned home the
past week.
Miss Ruth Frizzell visited at the
home Of Mrs. Lamont Cook a couple OF
days the past week.
Mr.. James Foote went to Chicago,
NJ, on Monday on a business trip.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
d. church will hold an exchange at
the store of Davis & Dague, Saturday,
March 18th.
Mrs. Florence Gorrell OF Mt. Yer
non was visiting her sister, Mrs. Bry.
ant Kinney OF this place, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Spurrier and Mr..
and Mrs. Bryant Kinney were visitors
Of Mt. Vernon last Saturday evening
Mrs. S. II. Spurrier and two chill
dren the past week visited her sister
Mrs. Kelly, of Newark, o., and expect
TO visit Congo, o., before returning
home.
Mrs. Hannah Boner, who has been
confined to her room since New Years
was in town Friday to visit her sister
Mrs Douglas, who is quite poorly.
Mr.. Fred Barnhart has been very
III with pneumonia the past week.
Mrs. j. b. Foote entertained Miss
Clara Stevens OF Mt. Vernon on Tues
day OF this week.
Mrs. Jennie Ball visited at the home
OF Squire Jackson at Green Valley
several days this week.
Mr.. Jay Due was in Columbus oil
business the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Irvine, who have
been spending the past three months
In Florida, returned home the pas
week.
DR.. ]. II. Norrick went to Cleveland
on a business trip last Monday.
Miss Nellie Trowbridge, who hai
been spending the past six weeks will
her sister, Mrs. DIR. Jackson at Co
lumbus, returned home the past weel
Mr.. Grand Boggs, who has been tn
superintendent of the Methodist Sun
day School the past four years, wa
presented last Sunday with a beauti
fnl picture OF the Sistine Madonna b.
the members OF the school. Mr.. BOgg
recently purchased a farm near LeS
ington, where he will soon move hi
family. Mr. BOggs' work in the churc
and Sunday school has been Of a hig
character and the members wished I
show their appreciation in this way
The best wishes OF all go with hir
10 his new field Of labor.
Mr.. c. T. Gray Of Southberry Coz
nectIcut, was a guest at the home @
Mr.. Harry Croft from Friday unit
Monday OF this week.
MIR. Carl Tuttle OF Mt. Vernon VII
tied at the home OF Mr.. C. NJ. Hi
drcth, Sunday and Monday last
Mr. Harry Croft was home Sunda
from St Louisville, where he is ruI
aing a Touring mill.
On the 10th Mrs Ella Potter ente
tained at a ST. Patrick's day Dime
from 4 to s o'clock the followin
guests: Mrs. Dempsey GoOdell. Mr
George Cook. Mrs. C. NJ Hildretl
Mrs. A. II. Fox. Mrs. w. II. Eastman
Mrs. d. Dill. Mrs. NJ. T. Beck, Mr.
Darling. Mrs. W. A. Anders, Mrs. v
3. Cummings, Mrs. ]. Roby, Mrs Ca
Whitney. Mrs. Robert Clark Ais
from Chesterville Mrs. DIR. William
Mrs. F. @. Mann and Mrs. Jacob Da
rymple and from Mt Vernon Mrs. v
Z. Simpson.
Rev. ID. NJ. Pressly OF Louisvill
Kenturkv who has haen couaucfIF