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turned from weeks visit with rela-
tives at Delphos, Ohio.
Miss Alice pickard Of East Curtis
street is visiting Miss Ada Spearman
at Danville, Ohio.
A daughter was born Saturday af-
ternoon to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pax
ton of West High street.
Mrs. Louis j. Long of Kansas City,
Mo-, is visiting with her brother, Mr..
Fl. J. Chappeler, of East Gambler
street.
Miss Cleon Alwaith and Miss Hazen
Ault of Mt. Gilead are visiting for sew
eral lays with Miss Beetle Evans of
Fredericktown.
Miss Fannie Thrailkill will leave
Tuesday morning for Minneapolis,
Minnesota, to take up her work as
teacher in the Minneapolis schools.
Mrs. Ralph Errett, two sons. Don.
aid and Ralph Jr., of Buffalo, N. Y.
left for their home Sunday after visit
ing friends IDd relatives Of this city.
Miss Winnifred Feeney left Sunday
for New York City where she will
make several weeks visit with rela-
,tives
Mrs. Alonzo Wineland and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward McFeely went to Col.
umbus Sunday evening to spend the
week with relatives.
Mrs. Cora Davis of East Chestnut
street went to Loudonville Sunday to
visit for a week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoddenshield.
Miss Cletus Wise left for her home
in Akron Sunday after visiting her
mother, Mrs. Martha EIrett, of East
High street.
A large number of people from
Brandon went to Columbus Sunday
evening and Monday to attend the
state fair
Miss Amelia Herford left Sunday
evening for ner home in Toledo af-
ter several days visit with Mrs.
Isaac Watson of near Brandon.
Miss Jessie Mckee of Buckeye City
went to Ashtabula Harbor, Ohio, to
take up her work as a teacher in the
public schools of that place.
Frank Nell, charged by his wife with
| n nF htg rhiIIpau Nuac dio-
missed at the conclusion of short
hearing before Mayor Perrine Monday
afternoon.
Miss Selora Gaines and Miss Ethel
Arnold left Saturday evening for Mil.
waukee, Wisconsin, to visit with Miss
Gaines brother Mr.. Frederick Gaines
and family.
Mr.. ID. w. Norrfck left Sunday ev-
ening for his home in Muncie, Ind,
after a short visit at the home of Dr.
! and Mrs. J, n. Norrick of Frederick.
, town.
, Mr.. and Mrs. James Beach, Mr.
John Reach, Miss Lutte Beck, Miss
, Florence Mason and Mr.. Robert Bax,
ter OF Mt. Vernon spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Baxter of Brandon
Mrs. \ =. Frederick and son
James, returned to their home on
East Chestnut street Sunday after q
several days visit with Mr.. John
Coleman and daughter at Lexington
Ohio.
. Mrs. Clara Nixon. state Supt. of the
Railway department Of the w. G.. T
IT,, has accepted an invitation from
w. G. T. T. headquarters to march
! in the Equal Suffrage parade at Col
y umbus on Tuesday.
Mr.. Orie Laymon, Mr.. and Mrs
l., q. Van Rhoden and son. Lowell
spent Sunday with Mrs. Van Rhoden's
: grandfather, Mr.. David Ireland, neal
J. Mt. Gilead. They were accompanied
8 home by Miss Jessie ireland who vii
i be their guest for week,
DR.. Isabelle b. Nixon has accepted
II an invitation from the Centennia
II Suffrage committee to join with the
8 lady physicians Of the state in thu
> Suffrage parade at Columbus, o., mex
Tuesday
!, Dr /" II. Brtton. Mr.. James Nit
! choll and Mr., Charm Cline of Marion
z, Ohio spent Sunday at the home o
,. Commissioner and Mr.. Legrand Brit
ton of Howard. The trip was mad'
n in touring car Mrs. Carl Brlttol
n accompanied them home in the even
@ ing and viii spend two weeks visit
inc in Marion