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bier visitors today.
Mr.. Jacob Styers was business
visitor in Columbus today.
Choice cut flowers and artistic floral
york. Chas. q. Sharp.
Mr.. J. NJ. Ling went to Gambler
this morning on business.
The Mild Orchestra of this city
played at dance at Howard We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. Fred Sullivan went to Millers.
burg Thursday morning on business
Mr.. X. NJ. Jewell of Fredericktown
was a business visitor in Mt. Vernon
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Bricker and
little daughter went to Bangs today
to visit.
Mrs. Frank Stoyle. Miss May Greer
and Miss Nellie Merriweather spent
Thursday I'm Gambler.
If you give surity bond, get one
issued by the Aetna. See ]. NJ.
Graham, McDermott Block.
Mrs. A. G. Collins and guest, Miss
Bird Turner, are spending the day in
Columbus.
Mr.. G. Lybarger of Buckeye City
is the guest of his son, Mr.. Harker
Lybarger.
County Recorder B. II. Parker is
the guest of relatives in Danville to-
day.
Good Main street Office rooms for
rent. See J. NJ. Graham, McDermott
block.
Miss Emma Oldaker of Newark is
The guest of Mrs. Val Lafever of this
city.
Mrs. G. A. Brickcr went to Bangs
Thursday morning to visit for several
days.
MIR. +. II. Fish Of Point Pleasant,
w. Va, has been advanced to a po-
sition with the local branch of the
United States Express Co.
Mr.. Sherman Congdon of Pitts.
burgh, Pa, Is the guest of his grand
mother, Mrs. Sherman Pyle. East
High street.
Mrs. Katherine Riley, manager of
the telephone exchange at Center.
burg, returned HON this morning af-
ter short visit here.
New cancer cure without use of the
knife. No cure--no pay. Inquire at
DIR. Smiths Office, Utica, Ohio. w.
NJ. Virgins.
Miss Pauline Thompson. East High
street, went to Millersburg Thursday
morning to visit with friends for a
yeek.
Mrs. Charles Wilmington and guest
Mrs. George Mecke of Philadelphia
Pa, went to Columbus Thursday
morning.
The Presbyterian Guild will hold
"A lawn social at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank l.. Beam, Friday evening
at 1880, A silver offering. All are In
vited.
Mr.. w. Il. Fuller, an employe at the
State Sanatorium, went to Columbus
Thursday morning on business con
nectcI with the institution.
Cut rates on ali watch repairing
Main spring 75c: cleaning 75c; crys
Gals lbc: Jewels. csc to 75c. Worl
guaranteed year. Owens. corner
Main and Gambler streets--up stairs.
Mrs. James Mosher and three chill
dren. Lorine, Carl and Virgin. went
to Mt. Gilead Thursday morning fol
u short visit.
The Me' hod'st Protestant and the
Baptist Sund1v school picnics which
were to have been held at Riverside
park Wednesday afternoon occurred
at the respective churches on account
OF the rain.
Mrs, II. G. Baltimore returned t.
her home In Cleveland this morning
after visit with her parents, MIR. ant
Mrs. William A. Leach. East Gambler
street. :
Mr. J. s. Pickering. formerly a wei
known jeweler In this city. was In Mt
Vernon this morning on his wa,
fiom Mansfield, his present home
to NJ. Liberty. Mr.. Pickering SOLE
his jewelry store to Mr.. Fred A
Clough 27 years ago.
Mrs, Jennie Munshower, OF Cleve
land avenue, Columbus, o.. widow o
Past National Commander, Nathan Y
Munshower, and Miss Christine Sulz
er, OF State street, Columbus, daugh
ter of DR., q, A. Sulzer. are the guests
OF Col. and Mrs. l. ID. Hunt. of Eas
High street, and will In company will
them attend the Knox county soldier
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