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land Monday morning on business.
Mr.. C. w Barre made business
trip to Columbus Monday morning.
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until the skin is irritated.
Mr.. Chester Upham returned Sun.
day after several days business Wis.
It In Parkersburg, West Virginia.
Mr.. T.. w. Breeze went to Cleveland
Monday morning to make a short busl.
ness visit.
Miss Helen Critchfield returned to
her nome In Columbus Sunday after
q visit with relatives in Mt. Vernon.
Miss Mae Smith returned to st.
Msry's of the Springs, Columbus, this
afternoon after spending several
weeks with her parents in this city.
Mr.. Carl Sellers returned to Star.
ling Medical College in Columbus
Sunday evening after two weeks
visit with his parents In Mt Vernon.
Mrs. Hettie Keigley has returned
to her horne in Mt. Vernon after WIS.,
Il here with her brother. DR.. Garri.
son.--Newark American Tribune.
Mr.. Leslie smoots returned to his
home In Centerburg Sunday evening
after q two weeks visit with relatives
In Mt. Vernon.
Mrs.. Geo. w. Myers and Mrs. II. T.
Winterbottom have returned home af-
ter weeks visit with Mrs. William
Boutwell, OF Columbus.
Mr.. Harold Ahrendt returned to his
home on West Walnut street Sunday
evening after a two weeks visit with
relatives and friends In Auburn and
FL. Wayne, Indiana.
Mrs. Name Condit returned to Be-
rea, Ohio. Monday morning after a two
weeks visit with friends and relatives
I'm Mt Vernon.
Miss Gertrude Robertson of Sparta
returned to her home Monday morn
ing after two weeks treatment at the
Mt. Vernon hospital.
Mr.. Walter s. Sapp went to Cleve-
land thin morning to attend the auto.
mobile show.
Mr.. Robert Salisbury returned to
Sweetwater, Tenn, where he IL attend
ing military school. Monday morning
after a two weeks visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. b.. E. Salisbury.
Mr. 3. c. Brendel, florist. who has
been with Mr.. Charles y. Sharp for
the past four years. is recovering
from severe illness at his home In
McKeesport, Pa.
Mr.. Marion Woods returned to his
home In this city today from Grant
hospital. Columbus. where he under.
went an operation for his eyes.
Master Fletcher Devin win return
to Trinity School near Philadelphia,
this evening after spending the holi.
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry G. Devir.
Master Kirk Ames will return this
evening to Connecticut to resume his
studies after spending the holidays
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Hen
Ames.
Mr.. ID. II. Evans of Martinsburg re-
turned to her home Monday morning
after having been a patient nj the Mt
Vernon hospital for the past three
weeks.
Mr.. II, J. Porter. who recently un
derwent an operation at the Medical
and Surgical sanitarium, was sum
cicntly recovered Monday morning tC
be removed to his home.
Mrs. =. l.. Stone Of West Vine
street. who was accidentally shot In
tho right foot several months ago
had the bullet extracted by u loca
physician several days ago. and Ii
now improving rapidly. :.
Mr.. Edward Lawman of this city re
ceived word Monday morning Of the
seriOus illness Of his mother. Mrs
Mary Tucker, of Washington, ID. G
Mr.. i.awman will leave Monday even
tag for Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. william w. Byers
and son, william. returned to Cleve
land Sunday after spending two weeks
With Mrs. Byers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Charles s. sapp. East High
sSreet.
Mu. David Kinley and two children
WHO have been the guests Of her par
eats. Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Neal
Kast Vine street. returned to their
hene In Champaign. Ill.,. Sunday even
tnG.
Mrs.. Josephine Erskin Miller, sor
Bdwin and daughter Ruth. after Z
pleasant visit with Mrs. w. II. Brook
IN and brother A. ID. Darkes OF Rile!
tofFoQt hava returnaA IN THAR hama 4,