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occupy the Methodist pulpit on Sun
day and preach at Berlin Sunday af'
ternoon at the regular hour. Rev.
Hambly reports that he has had de-
lightful trip, full of variety and new
experiences. He says that he rode
eighty miles in buggy over the |
mountains, through the lumber
camps, and slept in a shake-down in
four-room hotel.
Mr.. ]. C. Dague gave an interesting
report Wednesday evening of the
Ohio Sunday School Superintendents'
convention held recently at Columbus
which he attended.
Mr.. Dempsey Goodell attended the
poultry show at Columbus and had
some fine stock on exhibition there.
| Mrs. Sam Zent and Mrs. DIR. Ely
were Mt. Vernon visitors on Tuesday
last
Miss Ella Farquehar Is here from
Iowa visiting with relatives north OF
town.
Mr.. Homer Leedy is suffering from
sprained ankle he injured about a
week ago.
Miss Lulu Hildreth of Brandon Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Hill
dreth a few days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Copper and in
fant returned home on Sunday from a
visit in Delaware, Ohio.
Prof. w. w. Borden wife and
daughter, lone, were visitors in Brink
Haven over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Chink visited
their sister, Mrs. John Vert of Mt
Vernon on Sunday.
Miss Edna Hurst came home from
Oberlin to visit over Sunday.
Miss Hildreth of Brandon was the
guest of C. M. Hildreth and wife for
few days.
Mr.. Grant Boggs has purchased a
farm near Lexington and will move
his family there In March.
Mrs. Anna Sagar entertained the
lhUlBS OI lne bOunliS ooSiui Ci"" ~
her pleasant home at Hillside Farm
last Thursday In her usual hospitable
manner A bounteous dinner was
served All the members could not
be present. Mrs. Beull Of Bellville
and Miss Laura Higgins were guests.
, All spent a delightful day together.
Miss Ollie Foote Of Cotton, o., who
has been living with her sister, Pearl
Foote, has resigned her position at
the telephone exchange, and will WIS.,
it her home at Cotton, and then will
go to Kellogg, Iowa, to live with her
aunt, Mrs. Alex Auten, the coming
summer. Miss Ollie has many
friends, and 1t is with regret that the
manager accepted her resignation. In
appreciation of her worth her many
friends gave her. q surprise at the
: home Of David Bryant, and present
ed her with a gift in token OF Their
respect and love for her. The good
wishes of all her many friends &c
with her to her home In the west
> Mrs. Matilda Foot La pashaw has
moved to her new farm home north
} of town. The good wishes of hei
many friends go with her.
Mr.. and Mrs Jay Foote moved tc
= their new home on Grant street
which was recently finished by Mr.
u Smith.
: Born on Thursday last to Hr. ant
: Mrs. Leonard Elliott, a daughter
Mrs. Fred Darling entertained a
: n six o'clock dinner on Friday las
J. the following: Mrs. Harry Parke
" and daughter, Helen OF Youngstown
q o., and Mrs. Frank Parmenter ant
{ children Of this place.
Il Mr.. G. Il. Robinson of orrville AM
Mrs. John McCrory of Mt. Verno
II spent few days last week with FIRE.
3 Darling and family
d Supt. Borden attended the superb
10 tendents and high school teachers
round table meeting held at Gamble
last ouluTuuy. IhiS incctihb Woo "O
ID attended, and many live school prol
" lens were discussed.
prin. r. H. Copper was at Deli
III ware last Saturday on business
81 The next high school literary pr'
't' gram will be given Friday afternoon
70 February nth. The program will b
v published next week. We shall b
NJ pleased to have many visitors pre-
~ ent.
~ The work OF the second semestt
y" has begun. Pupils who did not d
=. their work the best for the first 3
w mester should make every effort
- do better work the second.
~ The class In bookkeeping Is gettir
~ along very we'll with their work tn
~ year. Several of them have compile
ed about two.thlrds of the work |
S untIl thia time There are ten In II