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MT. ana MIS-. Earl SecrlSt or Lud- |
ington, Mich, are guests at the home
of Mr. S. II. Hawkins, East Chestnut
street.
Mrs. Thursman Black and daugn-
ter, Dorothy, have returned to their
home In Shelby, after a visit with
Mrs. McIntire of North Main street.
Mrs. A. A. Fuller returned Thurs
day to Cleveland, after a visit with
her nephew, Mr.. John Taintor Foote
Of Round HILL
Mr.. Paul Mckee went to Orrville
this morning, to visit with relatives.
He will also spend several days in
Akron, before returning.
Miss May Hawkins of Brink Haven
arrived in the city this morning and
Is the guest of Mrs. John Crider,
North Sandusky street.
Mr.. Thomas Mccormick returned
tc Columbus Wednesday to resume
his studies at Startling Medical Col
lege.
Mrs. Robert White Of Columbus
and Mrs. Daniel Cooney of Van Vert
were guests Tuesday at the home Of
Mr.. j. II. Brewer.
Mr.. Charles A. Bope returned last
evening from Pittsburgh, Pa, where
he spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Fink.
Mrs. Frank Young and daughter,
Miss Florence, who reside south OF
the city, spent Wednesday in New
ark.
Mrs. Emma Murray and Mrs. Eliza
Purch of Danville are visiting with
relatives in st. Louisville.
Mrs. Horace Coxey returned Thurs
day to Massillon, after visit at the
home of Mr.. John r. Breagy, South
Vernon.
Mrs. p. j, Parker and son, Thurs.
ton, went to Brink Haven this morn
ing to visit with relatives over New
Years day.
Mrs. p. d. Hahaffey returned this
morning to Holmesville, after a visit
at the home of Mr.. Milton Mahaffey,
East Chestnut street.
Mr.. Joseph Sellers went to Dan
. Vile this morning to spend several
days with his brother, DR.. Carl FL.
Sellers.
, Miss Ida Spearman returned to
Danville Thursday, after visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Marshall, East
Gambler street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Brilliant re-
turned to Warsaw Thursday, after a
visit with Mr.. William Grant of Mans
field avenue.
Mrs. J. b. Critchneld and daughter.
Mary, of Orrville, who have been the
guests of Mrs. George Phillips of the
Granville road, went to Bangs this
morning.
Mr., ana Mrs. l.. G. Penn and daugh-
ters, Florence Marjorie and Elizabeth
Louise, departed yesterday for New
York City, where they will visit Mrs
Penn's parents.
Treasurer Bell states that taxes
are coming In steadily, about $4,000
having been collected to date. All
who have not paid their last June tax
should pay before Jan. IS to avoid
= advertising, as the delinquent list will
be given tho printer on that date
Misses Irene Cooper, Louise Coop
er, Ruth Ralston, Messrs. w. Norman
Fisher OF Gloucester, Mass, Harry G.
:, Plimpton and Harry Leach went to
a Columbus Thursday to witness the
feature dance, "Tatao", executed this
y evening ut the Southern Winter Gard
y en- by Miss Helen Shireman of this
o city and Mrs. Philo Of Columbus.
Out-of-town people attending the
Il funeral Of the late Mrs. Samuel Wen
& ger Wednesday were the following
0. Mr.. J. III. Comstock and two daugh
- tors OF Athens, o., Mr.. j. II. Utter
back OF Columbus, MIR. Joseph Utter
% back OF Coshocton county, Mrs. Wi
u liam PyefB of Klllbuck, Mrs. Harr,
r Duncan OF Barberton. Mr. Raymop,
d, utterback of Loudonville, Mr.. an
Mrs. Lewis HendIlcson Of Millwood