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formers brother at Bellville on Mon
day of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stewart of Car
dington were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Herrod the past week.
MIR. Elmer Kaple visited friends in
Newark, Ohio, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brook of Gil
max, O., visited win Mr., and Mrs.
Joseph Watson at Edison the past
week
Rev. and Mrs. G. II. Tuckey visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Watson at
Edison the past week
Messrs. d. M. Brumbacb and II. c.
SHETLAND of this place attended di-
rectors' meeting of the Butler Bottle
Company at Butler on Monday even
ing
Mr.. Miles Hemminger from Illinois
was a visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Weaver the past week.
Mrs. Susan Jacobs visited with
friends at Bucyrus, Ohio, the past
week
Mrs. A. ]. Corwin of Caledonia, o.,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. b. T. Mas
ters the past week.
Mr. Harold Billet visited with
friends in Toledo, the past week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dunham visited
with relatives at Delaware, Ohio, the
past week
Mrs. Mary E. Blackburn, who has
been visiting friends here the past
two months, returned to her home in
Chicago, ILL.,, the past week
DIR. and Mrs. j. II. Norrick and
Miss Maud McKiernan were Columbus
visitors last week.
Mr.. Frank Morrow last week pur.
chased the r. f. Clark property where
Mr.. X ID. Owen has been living.
Mrs. II. M. Hills, who has been Wis.
iting at the home of Mr. Erastus Es-
tile, returned to GAINESVILLE, the past
week.
The ID. of V. will hold an exchange
in the Clark grocery next Saturday.
The lecture course of the NJ T..
Brotherhood promises to be excep.
tionally fine this winter some of the
best talent obtainable having been ar.
ranged for. Tickets are now on sale
and IL looks as If full house would
be the cry for every entertainment.
A new sidewalk is being laid on Tai
or street in front of the high school
building. The lawn has been receiv.
way of new grading, the dirt being
secured from the excavations being
made where the new Main street
buildings are to be put up.
Mrs. Carl Whitney of indianapolis,
Ind, returned home with Mrs. X. +.
Clark, the past week.
Mrs. d. w. Struble visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Wolfred, at Ash.
land, o., the past week
The Zeig foundry buildings are be.
ing repainted
"ip' a. W. ipuICn ,WHO mas Deen
spending the past week visiting
Misses Flo and Alverda Burch, left
Saturday for a visit in Cincinnati and
Lewisburg.
Mrs Mary ~. Blackburn and grand
daughter have returned to their home
In Chicago, H., after weeks visit
with the formers sisters, Mrs. w. II.
Jones and Miss Flo Burch in this
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunham visited
the formers mother at Delaware the
past week and attended the pumpkin
show in that city
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Blackburn were
Mt. Vernon visitors on Tuesday last.
Last Sunday there were no preach
ing services at the Baptist church
owing to defective furnace.
Mrs. Earl Zolman and Miss Ruth
Brentlinger were Mt. Vernon visitors,
Tuesday.
An item In the Little River Moniter,
published at Little River, Kansas, by
Mr.. w. G. Greenbank, formerly of
this place, will be interesting to many
OF the friends in Knox county. 1t
says;
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter Sockmon OF
Mt. Vernon, Ohio, are visiting the
Durham and Greenbank families at
this place. They arrived here Satur.
day morning from a visit in Denver
and Colorado Springs Many thanks
40 kind and ever thoughtful neighbors
who are slipping provisions in at the
hack door. Borrowed furniture, nap.
kins and silverware will not be re.
turned promptly as usual, as Mr.. and
Mrs. Park b. Blair. also OF Mt. Yer.
Aon are coming soon and we don't
want the dray to make 30 many ex.
ira trips.
Mrs. Lydia Detweiler. OF Frederick
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