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The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-10-03
A New Physician

1t is understood that DR.. Jay NJ =.
Kuhns, at present resident physi-
clan of the Queens hospital, Homo
lulu, will take the place in the Ka-
waihau district made vacant by the
departure OF DR.. Hofmann for Pa
hala, Hawaii.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-10-03

Although slight complications
have developed in the past few days,
Mr., r. l.. Hughes, Eleele, is getting
along quite well and will probably
soon be out again.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. James Clapper,
living at Grove Farm, gave a dance
Saturday evening which was attend
ed by a large number Of their
friends.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-10-03
TODAYS STOCK QUOTATIONS


Honolulu Bond Exchange this morning the price at VIII
be purchased today sent by wireless THE GARDEN
LAND just before today:
Eva Plantation Company 30
Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Co. 80 IA
McBryde Sugar Company II 1-2
Oahu Sugar Company 81 "a
Olaa Sugar Company II
Pioneer Mill Company Al
Waialua Agricultural Company "a 3-4
Honolulu Brewing and Mailing Company 90 is
Mineral Products Company 1.22 12
Honolulu Consolidated Oil Company 800
Enge Copper Company 3.O2 ID
Mountain King Mine 20 cents
Hawaiian Sugar Company 43 1-2
Onomea Sugar Company So IA
Hawaiian Pineapple Company 40 IL
Oahu Railway & Land Company 100
Mutual Telephone Company 20
Hilo Railway (7% Pd).
Hlo Railway (Common)
San Carlos IL 3-4
Honokaa 10
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DANCING

SATURDAY, s p. NJ.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-14
PUMPKIN CENTER
[Too late for last weekl

Harvey Schyartz made his usual call
down on Wall street Saturday evening.
Frank Jones, Of Toledo, visited friends
here last week
Carrie Anderson and Beulah Gaus at
tended church at Erastus Tuesday even
ing
Mrs. c. c. Anderson entertained com
pany from Union City, Ind, one day last
week.
Charles Brandon and sister Elsie and
Cora Gaus attended church at Earstus
| Sunday evening
Lewis Guas and family visited rela-
tives at Rockford, Friday and Saturday
Several of this vicinity attended the
spelling bee at Swamp College one even
ing last week. Honors in the spelling
falling to Otto Dicke.
Myrtle and Francs Weber, of Retie .
fountaine visited relatives in this vicin-
ity last week.
Charles Beougher was a Coldwater bu-
SlnrSS CalIer last Friday.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Grier are reported better at this writ
ing.
Henry Gaus, jr., is slowly recovering
from an attack of the grippe.
Opal and Otis Shively Of Wall street,
drove on our streets Sunday.
VIM. j. Harris, of 1T Wayne, spout
most Of his vacation on Lake Mercer,
fishing.
The children Of Wilbur Mofford and wife
are entertaining the whooping cough at
present.
Elbridge Adams and family have moved
on the Joseph Mcdonald farm, near Ce-
lima.
Mrs Henry Gaus, sr. called on Henry
Steele and family Sunday
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-14
LEGAL NOTICE

William Colder, whose -0sidence is un-
known, and the widow and unknown heirs
take notice that on the 18th dav of De-
cember, 1915, Charles 1. Colder filed his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas
Of Mercer County Ohio, in case number
ties and others, praying for the Parti-
tion of Part Lot No. 80 in McDaniel'S
Addition to the East Side in the village
of Ft. Recovery, Mercer County, Ohio
and for equitable relief.
Said parties are required to answer
on or before the 26th day of February
CHARLES I. COLDER
Frank " Short, Atty.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-14

If you can't get Hanford's write C. c.
Hanford Mfg. Co, Syracuse N. Y. Two
sizes: soc and ST.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-14
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate Of w. L. Hoel, deceased
e. j. Hierholzer has been appointed
and qualified as Administrator Of the es-
tate Of w. L. Hoel, late OF Mercer ,Coun-
ty, Ohio, deceased. Dated this 9th day
Of January, A. d., 1916.
ORVELLE RAUDABAUGH,
Judge of the Probate Court.
c. s. Younger, attorney for admlnistra-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-14
Public Sale

The undersigned will offer at public
sale at his residence on the J. L. Morrow
farm 3la mile northwest of Celina, o..
IL mile Southwest of Oregon Station,
and IL mile East of Shively's Grocery
in Hopewell township, Mercer County,
| Ohio on
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY 26, 1916
| commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, the fol-
lowing property to-wit:
4 HEAD OF HORSES
Consisting of black mare, weight
about 400 lbs, coming year old. !
black mare coming 4 year old weighing
about 1850 lbs l bay mare colt coming
2 year old. l bay Gelding, coming year
% HEAD CATTLE
Consisting of mich COWS, giving milk
and bred to be fresh between April 1st
ing years old will be fresh in April. 8
s Spring Calves and 2 fall calves. l Red
Poll Bull will be 2 year old in June.
20 HEAD OF HOGS
Consisting of 9 Brood Sows, bred to
f9Prow f3aT Eo this coming S5PrGinRg Dpr6c
ing from 80 to 100 lbs. each.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
l two-horse breaking plow, l riding
cultivator, l 9-Hoe Hoosier Grain Drill
l Steel Hay Rake, l 80 foot Steel Wind
mill Tower. $50 Shocks of CORN in the
field.
TERMS OF SALE
All sums of $500 and less to be paid
cash All sums over $500 there will be
Q months credit given to the purchaser
giving note with approved sureties. No
property to be removed from the premises
until the conditions of the sale are COM
piled with. per cent. off for cash on
credit amount.
CHARLES L. MORROW, Prop.
Il. Il. Bevington, Auctioneer
WILDER LToenie, CIerk
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-14
Classified Advertisements

CLASSIFIED advertisements are inserted
in these columns at the rate OF cent per per
word for the first insertion, anu Il'lo,T9,o,1 y
No advertisements in this column ac-
cepted for less than 25 cents, 49, =,
Positions wanted inserted free Vi
Try the Democrats advertising medium
in these colums and watch the results
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-14
NoTIcE o. APPolMTMENr

Estate of Susan r. Mack, deceased.
Henry G. Mack has been appointed as
Executor of the estate of Susan r. Mack,
late Of Mercer County, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 9Th day Of January, A. D.,
A'A'' oRvELLE RAUDABAUGH,
Judge of the Probate Court.
J. d. johnson. attorney for administra-
tor.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-14

ALL CHILDRENS COATS AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
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WELDON. N. C..

lSpcc:al to The Times Dispatch
WELDON. ~ G.. October oS.--Mrs W.
:. ts. Robinson. OF t;oldsboro is visit
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SUFFOLK

iSpcvi.! I" The Times Dispatch
SUFFOLK. VA. October oS--l:cN
w. y. Hall loft "n TUESDAY To attend
Il meeting Of The Virginia Synod 1T
Lexington.
AIRS. G2ore. " Nurncy arrived al
home "n Tu"SnnN FROM = irir 10 Rich
m"nd and New York.
rh" oNf"rd Methodist Aid Society
met Tu'Sd"N NIGHT with Mrs i c.
West AND Mis- j l.. cross At the home
Of Mrs Nest
Mrs. G.. e. stephens. Mrs !. II. Eootho
and Mrs. J. q. ramsey ,ntcrtaircd tn.
fhiiaih'a class ~ the Christian Church
on MonduY niph,.
The Progressive Bible class of tn.
christi"" Church met on Tuesday night
with Miss i:cr;ha Spivc,
Mis- Snrlh Hines. daughter Of AIR.
an" Ma William T.. lines l.it ON
TUESDAY morning FOR Norfolk whcr.
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RADF0RD NORMAL

Special to Tie Times D:spatch.1
EAST RADFoRD. VA. October .,-
The Friday morning chapel exercise
period was given over to the class IN
history OF home life" which is mado
up of students taking the senior house.
hold arts work, under the direction OF
Miss Moifctt.
Tho annual stunt night, Of the
foun:: W"mens Christian Associations
was observed in the auditorium On Sat
urday night. October -. by the differ-
en-, classes. The stunts" presented on
this occasion were by far tho best in
the history OF the institution. The
pcnnant offered as Il reward for Tho
best stunt was won by Il close mar
gin by tho special class.
ON Nov" n,bcr |, Mrs. Il. =. Muufnrd
president of the Cooperative E.duca-
ton Association. and Miss Douglas
Wright. one of its secretaries. will
present tie work Of the association be-
fore the faculty. students and members
Of the Civic Club and school Impro-c.
meui Association oc Radford.
The annual Joint reception by tn.
lnglcs and PVcahontas Literary Socic-
ties viii -. given on Saturday. Novcm-
hrr
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FRONT ROYAL

Especial to The Times dispatch.
FRONT ROYAL. Va. October is.
Miss Rose Puulton is the guest Of her
brother. l.. H. poulton, on Bel Air
Heights.
Rev. IT, l.. Kiblcr. of Georgetown.
-. G.. is the guest of his sister, Mrs.
l.. Il. hardwood.
Nh, and Mrs. Albert Ash have re-
turned from !, visit 10 their son, Lyman
AT Philadelphia.
Mrs. l.. t.. IIansbrouGh is visiting in
Washington and baltimore.
br. aud Mrs -. NJ kipp left on
Tuesday for Norfolk. where DR. KIM
attended the Stat. Medical Association
meeting as :, dci".a;. from the Page
Rappahannock ana Warren Medical
Association.
pr, t!all-ouvAi. "f the University of
Virginia faculty. was guest of the
Warrior County Teachers Association
on Saturday. and delivered a lecture
Norwood Hale and his bride. If Chat
;an""ya. Tenn. are guests of the for
mcr'S parents. Rcv. and Mrs. y. v Hall
on Virginia Avenue.
Dr, Virgil Jackson was called ,hcrc
from WASHINGTON this week by the I'LL
n"ss "f his uj"r". Mrs. " g. Weaver
IN.
Miss Mare"rct 'ric". principal az the
Ec"torinwn school spent the week -riIG
with Miss M!riam Zones here
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STANTON !

Speci;,l To The Times Disp.uch.i
-rACNTpN. VA, October .S-ur.
and Mrs. John Watt. whose wcddiu.
t"oh nlanr last week in Macon, Ga. ar.
visiting the family of H. - Timber
l2"" here. and have been much ant u.
ttin"d. Mrs. Wat was Formerly Nisa
Nc!ia blmour. ot Macon.
~ and Mrs. .. Il. Lee. uf Eichmui,d.
'rHn' several days here this week
tlrs. j. NJ. Dutrow. after "A visit t.
Nr@ Norman W. brooks. has returned
to liarrisonburs.
!'r. ~ l.. rynr# is in Norfolk
Mss Viola Mcclure has LETT :or
Dayton. where she will matriculat" a,
Shenandoah Collegiate Institute. She
w'S accompanied by her ,nother Msr
NJ. {. Mcclure, who spent 4 short time
in Dayton.
Kisses Ellen liowison and kin. ~,l
son. Of ;his city. and Miss Nancy Pond.
OF New York. guest q; Mrs O. \.
SprinNel attended tn" dances las; w-.t
az III" CniNersit" Of Virginia.
l'r, and Mrs. George \. Spr,rI,eI
gave m informal dance at the COM
trN club Oh "Wednesday cvcnirir in
hondr OF Miss Fond
irwin W"inbcr. j. spending snu,r
tim" in Chicago
MSS torwnic tension spent .cy.rr
"'Hs ~ R'chmond this week.
tr i l.. kab!c spcn, III. l,.,...
p"'' oi IN" week in Richmond
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she was maid of honor 10 Miss Ev
Knight. Of Frcdcricksburg. Va. sponsor
from the Second District at the Con-
fedcrate kcunion
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Muller. OF Eal-
timorc. have concluded II visit To Mr.
ana Mrs. Wallace Il. Kilby
Mrs. Fannie Stewart. OF Portsmouth.
~ the guest OF friends in tho city.
Daricn Doughtrey. Of Newport News
formerly Il resident 81 Suffolk. is sucs.
or relatives in the city
ihe BOOK Club mot on "Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. John g. smith.
Miss lauin kcigh Mcleod has con
Guided II visit to her sister. Mrs. =. X
RouShtcn in Norfolk
INC Literary Society met IN Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs Frank \. Jfol.
Today.
Miss Florence ljinos - thr guest OF
AIRS. w. NJ Arinistcad. Ir -. ,,or
home in Norfolk
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HEATHSVlLLE


Special 10 The Times D:su,t.n
ti''ATliSNli.LE. VA. October Is
MISS Mamie Stoncham was :, recent
cues, of pr and Airs. W. II. BOYD. :,
llcathSvillc.
Mrs X. II. Il. Hubbard Of White
stone. spent several days rcc.ntly with
her mother. Mrs. Lloyd T. Smith -,
SulinYSidc. Mrs. Robert u. chiffon.
81 Niimarn"ck. also visited Mrs smith.
i'r. and Mrs. :. T.. Weymouth have
returned crcm Baltimore
MISS iieulHh Linton. "f Ec"dviilc.
WAS a~reccnt sucS, OF Mrs. Charlie
Myers near Mila
Mrs Lott!c Moomaw has r.,uru.,,
from u visit in Roanoke. and enter
tanned at teas this week Ny. aud Mrs.
Ens"n" Fallin ANA small daughter.
occcia. OF coan. Mrs. NJ. Mercer
Neale. "i Pennsylvania. and pr. Meade
:. Trent. OF rctcrSburc
pr. Wilson Seiby. who ina. brr, for
some Years in Michigan. has been
Visiting his parents ~ his old home in
FairiielG$ for several months
Miss li"icn IIudnall. Of ophelia. Mas
q recent guest Of Mrs. katherine
Blackwell Davis, at SunnybarN.
ia!nes shelby and family. aud Miss.
smith. OF Rccdvilic. were recent guests
OF Mrs Shciby's parents. Ny. and Mrs.
Middleton. Of Middlctn;J~ cavern.
Ms x; :. I:rcut and Misses Lillian
ANDERSON and Kathryn helms AZ. in
baltimore
Mr.. and AIRS. J"hu T. Hlen, and
family. "f Eursess S,ur.. mo,orcd To
ii"athSvillc last wrch visiting Dr. a.
NJ. Bron,'s family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ge",g" Thomas ~
Enndicii. visited Mr.. Thoinus's brother.
6. T.. Thomas, at Merry Point rrcently.
Miss Virginia Siat",' entertained the
Crochet cluh at her h"m" uear Merry
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turned I" their home. in Pittsburgh.
ia. on Thursday.
Mrs. J. Z. Thompson. OF Walnut Hills.
was the guest of friends in Washing
ton Tor several days last week.
Mrs. Robert Carter spent last week
in Middlcburg. Na.
MIR. and Mrs. Robcr, smith. Of Somcr-
set. and Miss Marion Smith. Of Fs,u-
auier. were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. &.
vi. Grafton for several days last week.
Mrs. II. NJ. tvcrciI spout several days
In Greene County last week.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. $. Ricketts, are spend
ing tho Weekend in Washington.
Mrs. Jane Walters AMI daughter. Miss
Annie. have returned from Il visit of
several weeks To friends on the Eastern
Shore.
w. W. Erigcs is spending some
time in New York.
Miss Beatrice cerbuni, who arrived
from Italy few weeks ago was the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. r. j. Pcyton,
at Itapidan last week.
Miss t:ugenia Hamilton returned to
her home. in Charlotte. y. c.. after
spending two months with her aunt
Mrs. George Scott. She WAS accom-
panied on her return by Miss Kathur-
inc scott.
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Ing her mother. Mrs. Anna l.. Pierce.
Miss Agnes Niece" is spending some
time with relatives in Raleigh.
Washington.
Miss Annie Bell Clark. Of Ports
mouth. Is visiting her sister. Mrs w
II. Capell.
Mrs. H. NJ. Terrell. Of Norlluu. il
visiting relatives here this week
Miss Nellie Lewis. Of jackson, in
spending few days with friends here
Mrs. II. Il. Dam!ol has returned from
Camp Glenn. where she has been spcnd.
ing some time with her husband Major
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ORANGE

f~ll,"i,' It. The Times Dispatch
ORANGE. VA. October aS-AIiss
D"roth.n ratum. who recently spcu,
two m"uihs in Nova Scotia. is the "ucst
of her Sisteb Mrs. James y. Hill.
Mrs James n. Warren and children
hnv" returned to Orange. after spend
ing several months in Norfolk and EN-
pori:.
Mrs. tonw;.E Macon. .Ir. and iit;i.
son. VIII" have been visiting the for
NETS father Charles {. Taliafcrro. re-
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Mrs. Giles +. t:nbani, in Heathsv!lic.
Mrs. Harry II. Basyc, OF Cowart. was
recent visitor in il-athsvill.
Rcr. and Mrs. j. Elmer Iiearu were
in Fredo ricksburg last week
MISS Mabel Jones. of tho White
stone High School faculty. was Il re-
cent guest OF Mrs. e. L.. IIardcas;ic,
lrviaGton, Va.
Mrs. r. :. Mitchell aud little son.
carter. OF Irvinetou. have gone TO
Chicac" for :: mouths visit.
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.ENTERTA|Ns IN HONOR
OF MRS. ". R. L|FsEY
Miss Douglas PEBBLES Gives card
Party ut Her .ionlr in
tmpOria.
CROWDS FOR FAIR WEEK
Junior Civic League RcorganixeS.
With Miss Carrie DUNCAN as d.
rcctoi-C. =. Lircsay Is Elected
Secretary of Board OF Trade.
special 20 The Times dispatch.

ShsCiAl 20 INC IlincS IDS patch.l
EMPuElN "a October @5.-Miss
Douglas pcchIos entertained on Fri
day afternoon at her home in honor
Sc Mrs. Walter RAYMOND i.ifsry. :,
bride ot tho carly fail Fly" tables
PLAYED progressive fortN-rwc. Miss
Mary cochran made the highest score.
and received The FIRST prize. The con-
,Solatiou fell 10 Miss ld:, Cato. Prizes
l:,lsu we've presented 10 Mrs. -. NJ. Nan
and ih. "ues; OF honor. Mrs. W. X.
l.ifsay Miss Rose FRIEND. of Peters
burg. assisted by Miss Alice Howe,
served punch These present wcr@:
Mrs : " Spu;hall. Mrs J. u. Bailey.
Mr. - NJ NaN Airs. j. L. iriHaard.
Airs. T. l.. story. Mrs. /; r. MCNair.
Mrs W. Il. lifsoy Mrs. II. -. Garter.
Mrs. IL l.. sweeney. Mrs. rccblcs, Miss
Mary Cochran. Miss Salir Bailey. Miss
Eleanor rAiHr Miss Louise i:arhan'.
Miss Alice Hove. Miss carrie F'oX, Miss
Dora BAILEY. Miss Rose Friend Miss
Cariutt rschcs Miss Mary Turner.
Miss Nu'tic Wychc, Miss Helen ltuncs.
Miss Ec'ti. Lee and Miss hinkie TIL
lar
There were many OUT town guests
in ilmporia during fair week.. and
luil,bor 81 youug people from the near.
hy towns came to attend the dances
given or "Wednesday ANA Thursday
uirhts ny The Cotcllion club. riournoE
Tillur came home from Washington
Snd Lee University. James briggs from
,isnhutuc academy. Wayrcshoro: Miss
Mabel cato from blackstone and il"lt
Ncwsomo from l.yuchbur@
.ii,i.>' CANNING CLln
MtI>r.S coon SHOWING
IN, Girls Canning club. under thc
direction of Miss l:nr Manning. c"un-
~ agent showed preserves. pickles.
icl!ics aud fancy work at tn" fair last
week Miss Eus. Lanicr and Miss Iva
Nanny won the i,r;z"s. which civ" them
free courses at the iI,rrSonburS Nor
me-, School u-Nt summer Miss Ella
Aguow. tn" state home demonstration
agent. was u visitor her" on Tuesday
Miss Sara colcma' VIII" has been
spending tho summer with h"r broth
III. judge Z. W. coleman. OF Forts
mouth H. vlsl,iu. hcr sister. Mrs II.
II. Gi~rotN.
Miss Roberta laNis. Of rctcr*hure.
is visiting Miss Sailic i:ailoy this week.
Miss omunun,nv, OF Nashville, Tenn.
is the guest Of Miss Sa.a briggs.
Miss Turpiu. a. South i:nsion. * Wis
ling Miss Ruth Waters this week
Mrs L. NJ PARKER and Mrs Il \.
Fiy,hc attended thu W"nan's Mission
AIRY conference in panVillc.
Airs. =. Z. PALMER an.' Mrs l. NJ
Trcdway have returned from q weeks
stay IN Richmond.
Mn and Airs. Atkins Hardy. .! Ken
bridge. wcr. recent guests al MrS, w.
T. ;oudwyn.
rhc Junior, civic League recently has
hc.n rcoir:iniHcd in the ,;ra"nsVil!"
County school. with Miss carrj" nmn.
san, supervisors Of the grammar praL-s,
:s director The oi'icerS FOR the year
are. president. iiclcn GOODWIN. sccr"-
t:lry. Matte i;c.sc: treasurer. John
Goodwyu
Hcv NJ : Eagle spout few DAYS