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tof in the city Saturday and sunday.
Got . stiff neck? Rub on Hanford's
Balsam thoroughly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Johnston Of
East Gambler street we're visitors in
Columbus Sunday.
There is an opening in the Banner
efice for boy, about sixteen years OF
age, to learn the printing trade.
Mrs. X. l.. Otis of Chicago, who Is
I visiting relatives In the city has gone
to Newark for a few days
Take Hanford's Balsam with You on
your outing. II will relieve mosquito
bites and cure any sprains, burns or
cuts.
The third degree will be conferred
upon class of candidates at the regu-
lar meeting of Quindsro Lodge No. 3i6
]. o. o. F. Tuesday evening.
For harness gals and sore shoul.
ders use Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh.
Rev. william e. Hull delivered a
sermon and conducted services at the
Ohio State Sanatorium on Sunday n.
ternoon.
About twenty persons from Mt. Yer.
non went to Gambler Monday mornins
to attend the Kenyon College com.
mencement exercises.
Blood poisoning stopped by Han
ford's Balsam.
County Commissioner Legrand Brit.
ton has returned from visit with his
brother. DR.. s. II. Britton, at Marion
who is dangerously Ill.
Miss Virginia Milmow of Memphis,
Tenn, arrived in the city Monday
morning to make short business Wis.
It.
Mrs. A. T. Butler OF Columbus is
spending several days with her sister,
Mrs. Barbara Carle, of East Ham.
uamck street.
Children's Day exercises were well
attended at the Disciple church in
Martinsburg Sunday evening. An es.
cellent program was rendered.
Messrs. Ned Henderson, Ralph
Ward and Alfred Shut OF this city
made an automobile trip to Columbus
and Springfield, Ohio, Sunday.
Mr.. John McElroy returned to his
home In the city Monday morning at.
ter a short visit with relatives In How.
ard.
Hanford's Balsam heals old sores.
For burns apply Hanford's Balsam
lightly.
Mr.. Albert Taylor returned to his
home on West High street Monday
after having been patient at the Ms.
Vernon Medical and Surgical SAM.
tarium for the past few weeks.
Rev. George Dudley OF Washington,
d. c.. graduate of Kenyon college
and well known In this city. delivered
an excellent sermon at St. Paul's
Episcopal church Sunday morning.
Mr. Addison C. Dickinson OF New
Castle, Pa, spent Sunday in the city
the guest OF Mrs. Charles f. Baldwin
and Miss Irvine, East Gambler street,
being enroute to Gambler to attend
Kenyon commencement.
Mrs. Christine Bell, president OF the
W0man's relief corps, and Miss Carrie
Tilt0n of North Main street, left at
noon Monday for Washington G. II.
where they will attend the g. A. II.
encampment during the coming week
A committee Of the Daughters of
Liberty decorated the graves Of mem.
bers Of the organization Sunday,
Twenty-Five graves In Mound View
and four at Gambler were strewn with
flowers.
The Congregational church and Sun.
DAY school will hold their annual pic,
Dic tomorrow afternoon at Riverside
park. The school will meet at the
church at ! y. m. Supper will be serv.
ed at g. All members OF the church
and Sunday school are invited.
Miss Carleton, a nurse at Mt. Car
mel hospital. Columbus. and whose
home is In Sabathu. Panjab. India, Is
Spending part Of her summer vacation
here az the guest Of her former pa.
tient, Miss Helen limbaugh.
Clerk Of Courts Chas. NJ. Hayes vas
called to Morgan township Monday on
account Of the serious condition OF his
father, Mr. Jacob Hayes, who Is III
a pneumonia. Mr.. Hayes advanced
years. So. count against his resistance
sof the disease.
Charles Harris was given hearing
before Squire George 8. Harter at
o'clock Monday morning. He was ai.
rested the latter part Of last week GU