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Sunday in Gambler.
c. g. Singer of Gambler spent Sun
day in Sandusky with relatives.
Dalton Long of Fredericktown
spent Saturday and Sunday in New
ark with friends.
Mrs. Katy Willard OF this city went
to Brandon Sunday to spend several
days with friends.
Mrs Richard West has returned
from q several weeks visit with her
brother in Cleveland.
H. w. Buttolpb and family of In
dianapolis, Ind, spent Sunday in
Gambler with relatives.
X. q. Albright of Fredericktown
underwent an operation at the M. &
S. hospital Monday morning.
Nj. and Mrs. E. ]. Young of Pros
pect are spending the week with rel
atiyes in Gambler.
The Misses Hosack and Rogers
of Gambler spent the weekend in
Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Young of Gam
bier and Mr.. and Mrs. q. j. Young of
Prospect spent Sunday in Delaware.
Miss Edith Stimmel is spending the
day in Newark, with her cousins, Ar
thur Havens and Mrs. Belle Havens
Wolcott.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Wise of Co
lumbus returned to their home in
that city after spending about a week
with relatives in Gambler.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Hough and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Crast spent Sunday
in Lexington with their uncle, Isaac
Crast
Miss Hettie Pruner OF Carter, Mon
tana, is visiting her mother, Mrs. El
len Pruner, at 10 North Mulberry
street.
Mr., and Mrs. ELMER and family re
turned to their home in Columbus
Sunday after spending several days
with friends in Gambler.
Rev. Frank Jones OF New Yorl
City, a graduate of Bexiey, preached
at the Church of the Holy Spirit il
Gambler Sunday.
, Mrs. A. &c. Smith returned Monda!
to her home in Utica. She has beer
the guest of her mother, Mrs. S. d
, Roberts, South Vernon.
Daniel Brennan departed Monda.
, for his homo in Milwaukee, Wis, al
ter visit with Daniel Mccarthy an,
family.
Mrs. w. p, Weiss who was calle
!. hero by the illness of her daughter
inlaw, Mrs. r.. w. Weiss, returned t
her home in Newark Monday.
j.. G. Fleming and w. Fleming re
- turned Monday TO their home in Co
lumbus after spending Sunday wit
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Matheson of thi
o city.
Miss Lydia Detwiler of this cit
3 departed Sunday for Washington,
c., and Souderton, Pa, where she wi
h spend about two weeks with reli
o tives.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston McFarlan
and daughter, Ethel, have arrive
l. from California and are visiting q
It the home of James Beeney, north {
l. tho city.
Mrs. Mary Paynter of Liverpool
4. England, arrived in New York Cit
, Monday. She will come to this cit
a. and make her home with her sol
Arthur Paynter.
John Monagan of Chicago Is spen
" ing several days with his brothe
Daniel Monagan of East High stree
> Troy Harris of Park street spel
Sunday in Columbus.
Miss Elizabeth Kelly returned
her home in Columbus Sunday aft'
~ spending some time with her uncl
"a NJ. M, Kelly of the Granville roa
O. who is recovering from typhoid fe
g or.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dolby of c
is lumbus spent Sunday in this eli
er with MIR. and Mrs. II. A. Matheso
In Mrs. Matheson returned with Mr. al
Mrs. Dolby to spend week vii
Ia them.
to Ray u. Wolfe. who holds a respo
at sible government position as ste
ographer with the interstate COZ
NJ merce commission in Washington,
an c., arrived in the city Sunday, belI
N called here by the death OF his mot
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