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ledo this morning on business.
Mr.. j. Il. Ward returned Wednesday
evening from a business trip to New
ark and Columbus.
Miss Bessie E. Acton of Academia
went to Dresden this morning on BIZ
bic class work
Mrs. Nela Cashpaugh and son,
Ralph, of GAINESVILLE spent Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Purdy of 1O2
West Sugar street.
Mrs. Joseph Hall returned this
morning to Martinsburg, after attend
ing the funeral of her father, the late
Amos MosshOlder.
Hear the Wooster gIee club and en-
joy one of the best musical treats of
the season. Presbyterian church,
| March 5.
Mrs. H. w. Blair went to Delaware
this morning to make a visit with her
daughter, Miss Dorothy, who is
pupil in Ohio Wesleyan university.
**FDr. George F. Smythe of Gam.
bier will give lecture at Pleasant
Valley church, near Monroe Mills,
| Sunday evening, Feb. %, at z o'clock.
Mr., Joseph Ferguson has purchased
the Noah w. Allen property, LIT East
Burgess street and, with his wife and
family, will move there shortly.
Mrs. Frank Long of East Pleasant
street departed this morning for
Pittsburgh, Pa, where she was called
by the serious illness of her sister.
Mrs. Chester Wall Of South Vernon
and sister, Mrs. Amy Coutre, of Cleve-
land, went to Condit this morning to
spend several days with Mrs. Edmis-
| ter.
Misses Clara Mccarthy, Helen Nc.
Nabb, Gertrude Porter, Isabel Cooper.
Nellie McFadden, Edith Curtis, Mrs.
Vaughan Kester, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
e. Devin and Mr.. and Mrs. William
M, Coup are among the Mt. Vernon
people attending the concert of the
Minneapolis Symphony orchestra in
Columbus this evening.
Judge and Mrs. r. B. Fulton and
daughter, Miss Winifred, Hon. and
Mrs w. d. Fulton and daughter, Miss
Bertha, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Irish, all of
Newark, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Fulton,
Mr. Roy Chrisman of Homer, Mrs. II.
S. Fulton, Mrs. VII Rimer and DR..
A. ~ Fulton of this city went to Buck
eye City this morning to attend the
funeral of the late Mrs w. +. Senft.
Coach Hagaman and Messrs Clay
ton, Eastman, Blair. Bonds, Jones,
Shut and Hillbrant of the Mt. Vernon
high school basket ball team left for
Delaware this afternoon to partici-
pate in the first section of the state
basket ball tournament which is held
on Friday and Saturday, The local
boys have high hopes of winning in
this section, as only Mansfield and
Bellevue are regarded az dangerous
opponents.
Those from distance attending
| the funeral of the late Mrs. William
SENT at Danville today were; Judge
Senft of Coshocton, Mr.. and Mrs. Jac-
OBJ SENT of Toledo, Mrs. Floghden of
Lock, Mrs. G. Dustin of Centeburg,
Mrs. Stinson of Centerburg, Mrs. N.
A, Shultz OF Centerburg, Mrs. Carver
of Utica, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Ferguson
of Newark. Ruby Chrisman Of Perrys-
Vile. Gladys Wood OF Ashtabula Har-
bor. Mr.. Ralph Mckee of Wooster.
Mr.. Charles Tigner Of the Essex
Glass Co. departed yesterday for
Dunkirk, N. Y. A week ago, three
members of the Dunkirk board of
trade We're In the city for the purpose
OF securing an industry for their
city, II Is rumored that the Essex
win locate branch in Dunkirk and
that MIR, Tigner is making terms with
Dunkirk capitalists. Mr.. Rex M.
Lamb, treasurer OF the Essex Co.,
stated Thursday morning that Mr.,
9igner's business was of different
character and that no understanding
exists at present with the Dunkirk
men.