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C0RHAN PLAYS STAR
GAME AGAINST THE
DETROIT TIGERS
Gets Two Hits Out of Three
Times Up, Makes a Run and
Has Four Assists With No
Errors.

Being boanod py on, oI Fords
spi'i'ls more .hau IWu MONTH ugu
has apparently bad NO LASTING serious
effects ON Hnscr. Corhan cot Nbu.
puorQuo .horj-top for thy Waite Sos
lu game between The SuA and he
truf Inc the NichgJu iuWu last Satur-
'at Coruun lore around ih, lul in
s'a{ sEap, ana made hi4 hIt witn
thu sport writer's The h.. was Hl
tnoD times ANA guhn,d un e pair al
bits. uu. good .u. iNu Ias's and the
other hit tu Cobb 100 center. -u1Iiu.
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Nelk naainsr Dc.Uoit tN, SUNDAY Rec.
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Curhuu PLAYED star game 40
hort hlndllua Eve putoute ami i1W
assists ~, hll -r"uls ip have yul
tiyalod batting D,, since being N"au.
,I az New Nofk Uy grabbed on a
nipple and sinlle in rhc game against
Detroit today
The SUNDAY Tribune has .ho .ol
lowing 20 au, about the game
Roy Corhan PLAYED WhiIlWHni
game at -hoyi-top today Showing uo
symptoms OF nervousness such Js in
the final game al phiN once 10,
hoayed vicious one at Shane Col
Inns SO az 90 beat cobb and tho throw
was uii high so lnat Shane dlOp
ped b. o. Was toss up who should
pgi the error
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daughter which subsequently, died,
Maria Figueroa late saturday after
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at The time of her arrest non the
girls request the court decided 10
reduce the bond 20 81 600 he allowed
The old bond 10 stand until Ncdnes.
day by which time the Girl expects "a
be able 10 get q new bond
Tomas Flores, whom The gin as.
serts is the father OF her child was
given hearing yesterday afternoon
in the count of Justice Pablo Vigil n
was understood that he would assert
his Innocence II Is rumorcd that
another man Il 10 he charged With the
latherhood OF the child
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Mr.. w. H. Sellers and wife have
returned from Summerland Beach,
where they have been in attendance
at the Baptist assembly.
Miss Mary Bebout of near Homer,
is visiting her aunt, Eta Booze, at
Linwood farm.
Miss Ethel Crouch is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Austin Carpenter, at Lu-
cerneville, this week.
Mr.. Patrick Dalton has just com
pleted fine new barn.
Archie Booze and wife of near Wa
terford, spent the week end with Mr.
j. H. Booze and family, and Miss Eta
Booze.
Mr.. and Mrs. Girls Cox were called
home from their visit in Pennsylvania
on account of the serious illness OF
Mrs. Cox's mother, Mrs. Nancy Coul
ter, of Martinsburg.
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Mr.. Chester johnson and Mr.. Larry
Bartlett were in Cleveland Sunday.
Miss Winnie Lauderbaugh of Bangs,
is visiting with her cousin, Irene Par
rish.
Miss Myrtle Hoas was the guest
of Mabel Tolman Sunday.
Mr. Larry Batlett was the guest OF
Chester Johnson one day last week.
Charles Flecknoe and wife of Mt.
Vernon, were in this place one day
last week.
Miss Cleo Johnson was the guest OF
Helen Scott one day last week.
Miss Rena and Mr.. Harold Bailey
are visiting this week with Ola John
son, their cousin.
The cottage prayer meeting was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Shrimplin Sunday evening.
NJ. B. Hurley was the guest OF
Frank johnson and family Saturday
evening.
The Rev. Wells preached at Eben
ezer Sunday.
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Mr., Emor Mitchell and daughter,
Miss Annie Bennett, and Mr. Dana
Mitchell, Chicago, and Miss Edith
Smith, of Springfield, o., were here
last week visiting relatives and old
friends
Mrs w. ID. Stoughton was in Homer
few days last week called there by
the serious Illness of her mother, Mrs
Deborah Larimore.
The Misses Helen Baxter of Bran
don, and Bessie VanVoorhis of Mt
Vernon, visited Mrs. II, j. Cornell the
past week.
Mrs, Mary Shuff and daughter, Jes
sic, from Fairview. were guests of rel
atiyes here last week.
Mrs, James Shaner of Columubs
was the guest of her sister, Mrs Mar
tha Smoots, last week
Mr.. and Mrs, II. j, Mcbride OF Co
lumbus, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM, Mcbride over Sunday.
Mesdames j. M. Higgins and w. ID
Stoughton visited Mrs. II. j. Hood
Utica, Tuesday,
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Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson of
Pttsburg, Pa, are spending several
days with friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Y. Rowley of are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. IIogue,
East Gambler street.
Miss Lottie Newton of Howard
spent Tuesday in Mt. Vernon, the
guest of friends.
Miss Edith Walker of Utica is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Sellers
of East Gambler street.
Mr. William II. Thompson of Cleve-
land spent Tuesday in Mt. Vernon on
business.
Mrs. c. d, Lafferty of Brookville,
Md, is making several days visit
with relatives in Gambler
Mrs. Wilfred Perry of Cleveland is
making several days visit with rela-
tives in Gambler.
Mrs. ]. G.. Robinson of indianapolis,
Ind, is the guest of relatives and
friends in the city.
Mrs. Hettie Welker of Buckeye City,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs, Ann Cul-
lison, of Howard
Mr.. Alton G, Hunt of Elk City,
Oklahoma, arrived in the city Monday
evening for short visit with friends
and relatives.
Messrs.. T. e. Mckee and Henry
VonWinklen of Bladensburg spent
Tuesday in Mt. Vernon, the guest OF
| friends.
The Misses Vida and Mary Clark
left Tuesday morning for Miams-
burg, Ohio, where they will make
ten days visit.
MI and Mrs. Hoy Lewis have re-
turned 20 their home in Frederick
town after a short visit with rela-
tiyes in Chesterville.
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Mrs. Geo. Welker. who has been
quite low with typhoid fever, is i'm
proving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mcmillan and Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Humbert attended the
homecoming at Martinsburg Sunday.
Mr.. b. f. Hammond has purchased
a new automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. White were
guests at Millwood Sunday
Quite few attended the campmeet.
ing at the Caves Sunday.
Mr.. Columbus Trimble of Columbus,
was the guest of his mother Sun
day.
Millwood citizens have organized a
temperance society for the purpose OF
suppressing gambling and drinking in
the vicinity.
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+ CHEsTERvILLE j
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Mr.. Harry Smith and family of
Canton, H., are guests OF Mr.. Smiths
sister, Mrs. Pitt Struble, south of
town.
The w. f. Missionary of the He'd
ding Chapel church will have mite
box opening and ice cream social at
the church on Sunday evening of this
week.
Mrs. Roy Marne and sister Matte
are spending q few days at Della
ware.
The Sunday school contest at the
Presbyterian church closed on last
Sunday. The losers will serve supper
to the winning side on the lawn at
the church Tuesday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Sumner Pierce and
daughter, Merle, visited here this
week.
Mrs. Ella Willett was the guest OF
Mrs, Bishop at Fredericktown on Mon.
day.
he luuleS VI lne melnOulSl vi
sionary society will have their meet,
ing and mite box opening at the home
of Mrs. Lewis Leonard on Wednesday
afternoon. All the members are re-
quested to be present.
Mr.. Carl Blue met with what might
have been serious accident on last
Sunday evening, while EN- route to the
home of his brother, near Mt. Yer.
non. The horse became unmanage
able and started to run away, throw
ing Carl to the ground and he sus
tanned several bad bruises and a
sprained wrist. The horse ran quite
distance but was finally captured.
Mr.. Johnson of Salem occupied the
pulpit in the M, Il, church here last
Sunday morning in the absence Of
the Pastor, Rev j, II. Smith, who Is
spending his vacation at Lakeside.
Mr. Mich Struble, south of town
has purchased new touring car
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Blue and Mr.
and Mrs, Al. Beane were visitors Ii
Mt, Vernon Tuesday.
Quite number from here will at
tend the Sychar meetings at Mt Yer
non this week and next.
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SHORT LOCALS

The Rev Ozro r. Newcomb of Mar.
tinsburg is spending three weeks va.
cation in the East. He will return in
time to conduct services at Millwood
and Bladensburg on August q.
Mrs. 70. y. Crempton and daughter,
Dorothy, returned to their home in
Lancaster Tuesday afternoon after a
several days visit with Mrs. l. g. Tur-
bin of West Pleasant street.
Miss Eva Mackey returned to her
home in Killbuck Tuesday evening
after several days visit with Miss
Besse Patterson OF this city. She was
accompanied nome by Miss Patterson,
who win be her guest for several days.
Miss Mackey and Miss Patterson,
attended the Holmes county picnic at
Silver Lake at Akron Wednesday.
Charles Etter is back from weeks
vacation in Nit. Vernon, Ohio. We'd
nesday evening he was rendered a
party by crowd of 10 people. He
was good mixer and made many
friends with his jolly disposition. His
old friends were very glad to see him
and made him welcome. ~ Youngstown
Vlndicator.
Master Clarence Turbin went to
Lancaster Tuesday afternoon to spend
several days with his grandmother,
Mrs. Crempton.
Mr., Samuel Carey and daughter,
Miss Florence went to Bangs Wednes-
day morning to spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Bradfeld of
Cleveland are the guests of Mr.. Brad
fields parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bradtield Buckeye City.
Miss Flora Weimer of Gambler left
Wednesday morning for ten days
visit with friends IN Wooster, Loudon,
vile and Mansfield.
Mr.. Kit Robinson, residing at Lock,
lost a $3.50 horse on Tuesday, the an.
imal dying as result of a broken
blood vessel.
Mrs. }. H. FIikenbaugh has returned
to her home in Belle Vernon Pa, af.
ter a pleasant visit with her son, Mr..
w. M. Hutchinson.
Miss Helen Redding, Miss Mary
Lewis Berry of Mansfield and Miss
Iris Sarchet of Charleston, ILL.,, are
the house guests of Miss Ruth Ralston
East Gambler street
The Messrs, John Ahern, John Nolan
and Ralph Stevens left Tuesday for a
spot ten miles east of Danville on the
OHIO Canal where they will pitch
camp for several weeks.
Mr. John +, Ward and Mr.. Walter
Ramsey Went to Akron Wednesday
morning where they will take charge
OF Mr. Ramsey's new international
automobile and will make the return
trip to Mt. Vernon in the car.
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The Purdy Reunion


Near Glenmont
The Purdy family reunion was held
near Glenmont, o., on July 29, on the
Dan Purdy farm. About 1S0 persons
were present. Fifth of the Purdy rela.
tives from Knox county were in at.
tendance. A bounteous dinner was
served, and at the conclusion songs
and speeches were in order. Martin
Purdy of Gambler gave brief history
of the Purdy family from 1900 when
six Purdy brothers left Wales.
The reunion next year will lbe held
in Knox county and large attendance
Is anticipated.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ayers and
family returned to their home in Mt
Vernon Monday evening after a two
weeks visit with relatives at Celina
Ohio.
FOR SALE--Four and six year-old
gray mares, 1900 lbs. bred r. M,
JEWELL. Fredericktown, Ohio. A
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-04
Fraternity
Gives Dance

The members of the Beta Phi fra
ternity most delightfully."- entertained
Tuesday evening with a dance at the
Lake IIiawatha park dancing pavilion
Forty couples were in attendance, en-.
joying to the fullest extent the music
furnished by Shows orchestra. Out
of town guests were as follows: The
Misses Mary Lewis Berry and Helen
Redding of Mansfield, Miss Sarchet OF
Charleston, ILL.,, Miss Louise Young OF
Springfield, ILL.,, Miss Julia Franklin
of Tiffin, Miss Irene Darcy of Cleve
land, Miss Helen Wright of Gambler
Miss Esther Phillips of Jeanette, Pa
and the Messrs. Harry Doolittle OF
Gambler, Paul Adams of Portland
Oregon, and Henry Wilkinson of Pitts
burg, Pa,
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Miss Faye Hewitt of Academia left
Monday evening for Lodi, California,
whore she win make an extended
visit.
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Society Notes
Delightful
Bridge Party

Delightful
Bridge Party
Mrs. George Congdon and Miss Ella
Pyle, "harmingly assisted by their
mother, Mrs. Pyle, entertained on
Tuesday with thoroughly enjoyable
bridge party in honor of Mrs. U. S
Grant OF Chester, Pa Six tables were
filed. Mrs. Charles F. Baldwin was
presented with handsome prize for
points, and Mrs. Grant the very heauti
full honor prize. Supper was served al
6 O'Clock. Those present were: Mrs
Grant, Mrs. peterman, Miss Irvine
Mrs. Baldwin. Mrs. Sturgess, Mrs. AL
len Fink of Pittsburg, Pa, Miss Rus
sell, Mrs. Ralston, Mrs. G. A. Jones
of Cincinnati, Mrs. e II. Fairchild
Mrs. Frederick Cooper, Mrs. Frank
Harpet Mrs Gillian, Mrs. Lawman
Mrs. c. V. Critchfcld, Mrs j. M. Arm
strong, Mrs. r G. Curtis, Mrs. Wither
ell, Mrs. Charles Is. Curtis, Mrs. Devin
Miss Grant, Mrs. Fred S. Mcconnell
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WOODMONT. MD-s-ROOM COTTAGE; FINE
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p ct. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-28
SeabOard Air Lime Ry.

1905 AM DAILY-"Seaboard Fast Mail
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car.
8:as PM DATLY-"Florida-c Cuba Special"
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-28
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