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visiting with relatives here, depart
ed Monday afternoon for her home
in New York city.
Mrs. Frank owen and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, of Delaware arrived
here Monday for a visit with friends
and relatives.
Deputy Clerk of Courts and Mrs. |
Walter G. Burris spent the week
end with relatives and friends in
Danville.
]. C. Mavis of Howard was in
Mansfield Saturday and spent Sun
day in the city with his brother, A.
V. Mavis, Coshocton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Shaw left Mon
day for indianapolis, after attending
the funeral of Mrs. Shaws father,
the late Edward NJ. Wright.
Edward Bixler, who is working in
the gas fields of Ashland county,
spent the weekend at his home in
Mt. Vernon.
Charles Parnell, who recently re-
signed his position with the ]. w.
Ilaine cigar store, has accepted a
position with the Kilkenny store on
South Main street.
]. A. Alexander of Columbus has
accepted a position with the Taylor
barber shop, succeeding Walter
Mays, who is operating a shop on
West High street
Miss Grace Yoakum of Centerburg,
who has been visiting with Miss
Dora Yoakum of South Gay street,
went to Cleveland Monday, where
she will work.
Mrs Catherine Wintermute was re-
moved to the Pennsylvania station
in Miller Bros ambulance Sunday.
She was taken to a Columbus hos
pital.
Charles Temple, who resides near
Jelloway, underwent an operation
Monday morning at the Mt. Vernon
hospital for strangulation of the
bowels.
Miss Winifred Roberts of Coshoc
ton, who is visiting with her sister
Mrs. George H. Brown, of the Mar
tinsburg road, spent Monday in
Bangs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Henley return
ed Monday to their home in Loudon-
vile, after sevral days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. CELSIUS Henley and 9TH
er relatives.
La Prevoyance, local French bene-
fit society, approved the proposition
Sunday of the grand lodge which en-
braces the sending of $1,000 worth of
-four to the relief of Belgians in
Europe.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shultz of Mansfield,
who has been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Burkholter of Martins
burg, was through the city Monday
on her way to Danville, where she
will visit with relatives.
Albert Culbertson went to Colum-
bus Monday Afternoon to spend sew
eral days with old friends at the AL.
pha Tau Omega fraternity house, be,
fore returning to his school work at
Cornell university.
Mrs. M. A. Kirkpatrick of Freder.
icktown and Miss Minnie Magil OF
Coshocton spent Monday here with
Miss Clara j. Kirkpatrick at Mt
Vernon college Miss Magill return
ed to Coshocton.
DR.. II. II. Baxter returned Monday
to Cleveland, after visit with the
Misses Belle and Clara Beam, Nortl
Mulberry street. Mrs. Baxter will
remain here for time, as will alst
Mrs. II. r. Rumbough of Cleveland
who is the guest of the Misses Beam
Mrs. Emma Brokaw of Centerbure
who has been the guest of Mr.. an,
Mrs. II. b. Pursel, East Front street
was summoned to Alliance Monda.
by the critical illness of her son-in
law, William II, Smith, former res
ident of this city.
James II. Sellers of East Gamble
street accompanied his son, Josepl
Sellers, and his nephew, DAME
Horn, of Butler to Bethany, w. Va
this morning where the young me
will enter the Freshman class /
! Bethany college.
Rev. Ira ]. Houston and son, Rol
ert, departed Monday morning fo
Sturges, Mich, where they will joi
Mrs. Houston, remain for sever;
days and then proceed to Iowa Cit,
Ia, where Rev. Houston will becom
pastor of the Congregational churc
Miss lone Hess Of Centerburg, wi
formerly resided here and in Gar
bier. has resigned her position wit
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