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sons department store.
Mr. Clarence Tate went to Utica
Thursday noon on business.
Hot plates and ovens, largest as
sortments and lowest prices at Wool
sons department store.
Mr.. H. A. Stream was a business
visitor in Utica Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Carl Mills left Thursday morn
ing for Iowa City, Iowa, where he will
accept position.
Mrs. c. p. Ruch of Centerburg
spent Thursday in Mt. Vernon, the
guest of relatives.
Mrs. Ann Cullison of Howard is
spending several days in Ashville, O.,
the guest of relatives.
Miss Helen Louise Gordon is CON
fined to her home on West Sugar
street by a severe attack of illness.
Miss Jane Hilliar went to Utica
Thursday noon to make short visit
with friends
Miss Lulu Riley of Buckeye City
is spending several days with Mrs
j. A. White of Howard.
Miss Wondo Hogland of Centerburg
spent Thursday in sparta the guest of
friends.
Paralac Oil, substitute for linseed
oil, SOC per gallon at Woolson's de-
partment store.
Miss Grace Clark of Canton is the
guest of Professor and Mrs. b. A.
Newhall at their home in Gambler.
Para Paint is a guaranteed house
paint n $11O per gallon at Woolson's
department store
Mrs. Stanley Pearl is confined to
her home in Sparta by a severe at
tack of illness.
The Ladies' of the Maccabee lodge
of Brandon were entertained by the
Utica lodge at Utica on Wednesday.
Mrs. Eunice Lepley returned to her
home in Howard Thureday morning
after 2 short visit with her daughter
Mrs. George Horn of Mt Vernon.
Fruit canning supplies-W Woolsons
department store.
Bill car No2 of the Forepaugh
Sells circus arrived in the city on
Thursday morning and, the final bill
| ling was completed during the day.
Mr.. Jerome Bird of Mt. Liberty un
derwent an operation for appendicitis
at the Mt Vernon hospital on Thurs
day morning.
Mr. l.. w. May returned to his home
in Steubenville, Ohio, Thursday moor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rosenthall of Easl
High street.
About thirty persons from Brandon
attended the Hunter-Weaver family
reunion at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
William Moore just south of Homer
Wednesday.
Rev. j. H. Young of Tiffin and Rev
w. Il. Wright of Geneva, Ohio, both
OF the examining board of Bexley
Theological school, arrived in Gambler
on Thursday morning to assist in the
work of preparing examinations fol
the Bexley students.
Mrs. II. II. lGnsminger of Colum
bus returned to her home Wednesda!
afternoon after spending several day
in Mt. Vernon, having been callet
here by the illness of Miss Heller
Louise Gordon.
DR.. Charles II. Beck who is wei
known in this city, resigned Wednes
day as president of West Lafayette
college, and DR.. Aubrey s. Hess o
Buchauan, W. Va was elected L
hll the vacancy.
Otto Blake (Charles Sapp of
Il city, is playing great ball for tn
2anesV,ile team of the Central leagu
according to the GAINESVILLE papers
On Wednesday Blake got homi
run of the Evansville, pitcher wit
: two men on bases, -.
Word was received from Richar
e Bros, that everything WAS coming fin
for big celebration at the Park Jul
4th. They have already booke
three big free acts. Richard brother
. come here from Columbus. and az
highly recommended. They take entlr
charge OF the 4th of July program {
the Park