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uncle and aunt.
Miss Mae Gorsuch left last even
ing for Bentleysville, Pennsylvania,
to attend camp meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant r. Smith Of this
city are making several days visit
with relatives in Warren, Ohio.
Miss Agnes McDonnough left Friday
morning on trip to Columbus, Lam
caster and GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. William ID. Scott of Mt. Vernon
is spening several days in Bladens.
burg visiting with friends.
The Sons Of Veterans drum corps
OF this city will furnish music at the
Labor Day celebration at Gambler.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Allerding of
Mansfield are the guests of relatives
in this city.
MIR. Lawrence Sapp underwent an
operation for appendicitis at tie Mt.
Vernon hospital Friday morning.
Miss Leila Styers and Miss Louise
Patterson returned to their homes in
Mt. Vernon Friday after several
weeks visit in Detroit, Michigan.
THE Influence of Society on Fash
ions ns"-cnarmingly illustrated article
in the Fall Style Book"-at Ring
waits.
Sheriff Peter j. Parker returned
Thursday evening from Cedar Rapids,
Michigan, where he has been taking
treatment in sanitarium
Mrs. A. A. Miller and two sons, of
indianapolis, Indiana, are spending sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. Winchest-
er Faust of this city.
Mrs. j. w. Shoots, of Mt. Vernon,
is Spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. II. J. Bebout.-LolM.
onville Democrat.
Mrs. Anna Tyrer of Newark is visit
ing for several days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Walton, of South Jack
| son street.
Miss Mile Smith has resumed her
duties in Fishers store after spend
| ing vacation of two weeks with
friends at Butler, Bellville and Fred
ericktown.- .--Loudonville Democrat.
Mrs. John w. Clark and daughters,
Miss Wilda Clark and Miss Mary
Clark returned today from trip to
Detroit, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Tor
| onto and Cleveland,
MIR. and Mrs. James A. Kelly and
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred H.
Rush OF Plan. City, Florida. went TO
Mansfield this afternoon In Mr.. Kel-
ly's touring car.
Messrs. X. NJ. Greer, Harry Plimp-
ton. Charles c. Iams, Frank O. Lever.
ing, l.. w. Drake, II. J. Jennings and
Lawrence Jr@Dermodyi were I'M Eew'
ark Thursday afternoon. making the
trip In Mr.. Greer's car.
Mr.. Robert f. Hunter of Ottawa,
Kansas, and Mrs. Harvey w. Hunter
and daughter of Chicago are the
guests of Mrs. Alexander Cassil ana
Mrs. Hodges. GOA East High street.
Mr.. Olen Bcal of Ankenytown has
purchased one half interest in the
Peal n Lahmon general store ut
North Liberty, Mr. Lahmon having
disposed of his half. The firms name
will now be Beal 4 Beal.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Ewalt of
Th; ;ookmorton, Texas, arrived this
morning for an extended visit with
Knox county relatives. They ARE
now at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
ID. Heron. North Main street.
Miss Florence Orthoefer returned
to her home In Columbus this after.
noon after pleasant visit with Miss
Bessie Haynes.
MIS-. Fannie Witherell returned
this afternoon from Cleveland where
she has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. James +. Cooper.
Mr.. George Harter. who has been
spending several months In Florida,
Is the guest of his parents, Squire
and Mrs George s. Harter.
Masters Russell and Robert East,
man returned home Saturday after
u two weeks visit at the summer
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ames and
family at Old Mission, Michigan.
The Misses Rhea and Florence
Masteller of Niles. who are visiting
with Mrs. william Bricker of Mt
Vernon, went TO Danville Saturday
to visit for u few days with friends
Miss Alice Brown, residing south
west OF Gambler, Is In serious con
dition at the Mt. Vernon hospital az
a result Of an attack of peritonitis
lsustained suddenly at about s O'Clock
Friday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Brinning and
daughter, Lottie, left Saturday fol-
their home In Toronto, Canada, after
a two weeks visit with Mr.. Brinning's
brothers. MIR. J. l., Brinning and fam
ily and Mr. Thomas Trimming nnd