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land Sunday.
The Misses Ethel Harrison and
Hazel Harrison of Fredericksburg, o.,
are visiting with their cousin, Miss
Louise Oliver,yof North Main street.
Mrs. Guy Lewis and children of
West Gambler street will leave We'd
nesday for Newton Falls, Ohio, to
visit for several days with relatives.
Mr.. A. j. Henley of West Chestnut
street is making a several days visit
with relatives and friends in Danvilie
and Loudonville.
Mr.. Paul Smithhisler left Sunday
evening for Chicago, H., to re-enter
art school. He has been spending the
past several weeks at his home in
Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. Octave Charles Of Pleasant
Vile, Ohio, returned to his home
Monday morning after a severaA
weeks visit with Mt. Vernon rela-
tives.
Mr. Harold Ankell, the Boy Scout
from Cleveland, went home Sunday
after spending week with Mr. and
Mrs. s. r. Brock on East Pleasant
street
Mrs. Martha Shaw and Mrs. Nellie
Strodle and two children left Monday
for their homes in Ft Wayne, Indi-
ana, after weeks visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Ahrendt of Walnut street
Miss Agnes Ahrendt of West Wal
nut street left Monday for a trip to
FIT. Wayne, Auburn, and other points
in Indiana where she will visit with
| friends and relatives.
Mr. Wayne Jewell of Utica, Ohio,
| is visiting for several days with Mr..
Frank Andrick of this city. Mr.. Jew
| ell will leave in a few days to re-en-
ter Columbia University at New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Rawlinson
arrived home Monday morning after
having spent several days in Denver,
Colorado, where Mr. Rawlinson at.
tended the conclave of Knight Temp
lars.
Mr.. ]. II. Osborn of Ashland entered
the Mt. Vernon Medical and Surgical
Saturday evening for treatment
Mr.. A. S. Gray of Coshocton return
ed to his home Sunday evening after
short visit with Mrs. Gray who is
a patient at the Mt. Vernon Medical
and Surgical sanitarium.
Mr.. Elmer Jones of Ashland spen
Sunday at the home of his uncle, Mr.
Frank Roby, of West Vine street.
Misses McGough and Dermody left
this noon for New York City where
they will purchase millinery.
Mrs Erretl and daughter, Miss
Jane, returned to their home in AK
ron Monday morning after havint
spent the past several days at tht
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ban
ming of West High street.
Mrs. Howard Middleton Rogers o
Crosswicks, New Jersey, is the CUES
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
j. Vance, East Vine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. T. Gilbert, Mr.. ant
Mrs. ID. NJ. Hasson and little daughter
Audrey, and Mr.. r. NJ, Hasson, o
= Centerburg, were Sunday guests il
the home of Mr.. l.. NJ. Bell, Eas
Hamtramck street.
Miss Mary Vanyo of Bellaire i
= spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs
r. b. Sailor of Elmwood Place.
Miss Stella Wilson of Denver, /
/ visiting for several days with he
uncle, Mr.. Jefferson Bebout, who re
sides on the Newark road in Sout
, Vernon.
, Mr. Ned Tiger spent Sunday i
Cleveland where he attended the bas
ball game between Cleveland an
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Anthony Morrison of Pleasar
township, who has been taking trea
ment for typhoid fever at the Mt. We
non hospital during the past sewers
: weeks, was removed to his home MOI
day morning. His condition Is grea
ly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cooper {
: Cleveland are visiting Mrs. Frederic
> Cooper.
: Mr.. Jack Sturges or Chicago is vi
iting his grandmother, Mrs. Fredericl
= Sturges.
!, Mrs. Carl Ricketts, and children r.
K turned to Chicago Sunday evening a
ter visit with Judge and Mrs. ].
Waight
DR.. Joseph Wenger arrived in M
!, Vernon Monday after having speI
!, two weeks in Kirksville, Missoul
where he attended Homeopath
convention. He also visited with re
l. | atiyaa In Kirkayilla