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Ralph Clugh of East Pleasant street
went to Columbus Monday to resume
his studies at o. S. U.
Miss Pearl Taylor of South Norton
street went to Newark Monday to
spend the day with friends.
Russell Ewalt of West High street
went to Columbus Monday to enter
Ohio State university.
Walter Sapp of East High street
went to Columbus Monday to resume
his work in Ohio state university.
Mrs. G. II. pohlman 70 Chatham un-
derwent an operation at the M. & S.
hospital Monday.
Mrs. d. w. Archer of Chicago, ILL.,,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Sell
lers, East Gambler street
Miss Iona T. Arndt has returned
home from visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Rodney Morrison, Jr,. of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Fowler of Bar
berton are the guests of relatives in
the city.
Osteopathy is the most rational OF
all curative methods. DR.. r. G. Lewis,
Citizens phone 725 blue.
Joseph Sellers left Monday for
Bethany, w. Va, to resume his aca-
demic work in Bethany college.
Paul r. Morris, formerly of this
| city, and f. Gelstharp, both of Pitts
burgh. spent Monday here on business.
Miss Beatrice Flanagan of West
Vine street and Miss Mary Carpenter
of Chicago Junction are spending the
day at Danville with relatives.
Mrs. Amos ID. Silcott and son, Lake,
! OF West Ohio avenue returned home
Sunday evening from a several days
visit with relatives at New Castle.
| Mrs. B. II. Coffman, who has been
receiving treatment at the M. e S.
hospital, returned to her home in
Clarksburg, w. Va, Monday.
Miss Verna Yerin returned Monday
to her home in Newark after spending
few days with Mrs John Keller OF
West High street.
Rev. r. Wesley Woodson leaves
Tuesday for Steubenville where he
will attend the northeast Ohio confer
ence of the A. NJ. E. church.
Mrs. Roxanna W. Young and Mrs
Minnie Y. Beaton motored to Della
ware Monday where they will visit
with Dwight Young.
Miss Ida Wertman, principal of Lin
coin school in Ashland, was the guest
Of Mr., and Mrs, A. h, Smalley, New
ark avenue, on Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Ewing and Val Settler
left Saturday for Cleveland where Mr.
: Settler will make his home with his
J daughter, Mrs. Harold Mccullough,
Mrs. Rodney Morrison, Jr, of Phila
delphia, Pa, is the guest of her par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. G. d. Arndt, Eas
+ Vine street.
Mrs. Mary Conkel and Mrs. Free
: Ginder returned Monday to thei
+ home in Junction City after spending
3 few days in this city with Mrs. G
w. Sweet of North Marion street.
;, Mr.. and Mrs, II. G.. Slingluff an
y daughter, Miss Marian, left by moto
l. Monday for Philadelphia, Pa. Mis-
Slingluff will enter Walnut Ian
@ school, Germantown, this fall.
= Mr. and Mrs. James r. Boyd of j,
4 romesVi!le, o., have returned to thei
home after few days visit with NJ
t and Mrs. A. f. Smalley, Newark av,
= nue..
}. Mrs. p. M. Hummer Mrs. Theodor
Hummer, Misses Ruth and Geneviey
l. Hummer, Elisha b. Durfee, all of Ma
Y ion, and Mrs. w. E. Belt OF Columbr
I were visitors here Monday.
Mrs. w. II. King returned Monda
T. TO her home in Columbus after spen
o- ing few days with her parents, NJ
r. and Mrs. c. b. Fish OF the Newal
road.
Is Carl Bennett returned Sunday
" his work in Cleveland after speudil
is a few days with his parents, Mr.. al
Mrs. Charles Bennett OF the Mar
j, field road.
Duane Rightmlre of South Vern,
,r will go to Columbus Tuesday to ent
Ohio State university. He will be &
Ia companied by his mother, Mrs. w.
#, Rightmire, who will remain in Colu
ar bus for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Fish and SO
=. Fred, of this city and daughters, MI
:" w. II. King of Columbus and Mrs.
" A. Ziebath OF Chicago. spent Sund
- with Mr.. and Mrs, Charles ArnhC
near Jelloway.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dennis al
=" Mrs. Mary Amick of Cardington al
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