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sAined Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. English the
past week.
Mr.. Levi Shipley has been appointed
guardian OF his father, Mr.. Horace
SAipley.
Mr.. Levi Barger died at his nome in
North Liberty last Monday at the age
of 7S years; burial at North Liberty.
The home of Bryant Pearl was
struck by lightning one day last week.
Mr. J. F. Gleich went to Toledo on
Monday evening last.
Mr.. Gerald McKierman and family
who have been visiting relatives and
friends here, returned to their home in
Jacksonville, Fla, on Wednesday last.
Miss William Miller of Mansfield,
the past week.
Mr.. Earl Foote visited his father,
Mr.. o. P. Foote. the past week.
Mrs. X. T.. Palmer spent the past
week at Centerburg taking care of her
mother, Mrs. Schaeffer who has been
very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wells visited
with Mr.. William Denman at Lucern-
willie last week.
Mr.. Emery Askins and family Of
Oklahoma visited friends In this vicini.
~ the past week.
We clip the following from the La
mar, Colorado, Register: l.. Couver Of
Fredericktown, Ohio, visited last week
with the family OF l.. Writ Markham.
Mr. Couver lis interested in Prowers
county real estate.
Mrs. Owen Mccoy of Mt. Vernon Wis
tied with Mrs. Harry Barre last week.
Mr.. Calvia Harris Of Indiana, visited
with his cousin, Mr.. X. Il. Farmer and
family the past week.
Mr.. George Corwin and family re-
turned to their home at Lawtcn, Okla.
homs, the past week
Mrs. G. l.. wakeman of Andes, N. ",
visited with her brother, Rev. Reed
and family, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Osborn returned
10 Brownsville, Texas, the past week.
Mr.. J. A. Hamilton, well known in
Knox county, died at his home In Orr
Vile. Ohio, on Thursday night, OF last
week, at the age of ~ years. Mr..
Hamilton was editor of the Orrville
Crescent for over thirty years, and was
one OF the organizers OF the Buckeye
Press Association. lie was one OF the
leading q. A. Il. men OF the state, and
his wife of the Relief Corps; he also
took an active interest In the work Of
the I. o. o. +. The funeral was held
nj the home In Orrville on Sunday
m0rning at 10 o'clock. The Uniform
ed ranks Of Odd Fellows were present
from Wooster, as also the other orders
Of the town, which turned out In a
body to do honor to the deceased. The
pail bearers were editors from Woos-
Ter. Lodi, Fredericktown, Seville aud
Orrviiie. Mr.. +. A. Day OF Frederick.
occasion. The body was taken to
Wooster where II was placed in a
vault, the orders OF that place taking
charge OF the services at Wooster. Mr.
Hamilton Is survived by his wife, two
sons. two daughters and two brothers
Leander StOckdalc was born Oct
II, 1850. In Morrow county, Ohio, be
ing the youngest son of VIM. Stock
dale by his second wife, Hannah Steph
ems. In 1882 he was united In mar
riage To Lodema Zolman to which un
ion was born two children. Lewis and
lrms. A few years later they both
united with the United Brethren
church at North Dorer, Fulton county
Ohio. and remained constant and faith
ful workers with that church until they
removed to Knox county with theil
family In spring of 1898, where the,
since have made their home. On Aug
IL, 1903, they brought their letter I,
the Christian church AT Palmyra
where they have remained faithful
workers In the Masters cause. unit
the time OF his death, Sept. 10, at the
age Of 61 years, II months and
days. Such In the brief history of q
kind. loving and faithful husband ant
father. a consistent Christian, and one
who was loved and respected by all
He leaves to mourn his departure, be
sides his immediate family. thre,
brothers, and host OF relatives ant
friends. for Il may be truly said o
him that: None knew him but to love
him.
A splendid lyceum course for the
coming season at Amity, has been pur
CHASED from the Cleveland Lyceun
fursau by the citizens committee. i
viii consist Of the following talent:
October Sth. Tuesday Riv
snr Male Ouartetta