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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-17
Frensdorf Nerifies the
Story They'll Support
Him for Governor
MOVEMENT is
NON-P ARTISAN
No Other vi an In
Either Party Thought
Big Enough for Job

HUDSON. Mich. Aus I'D
ward Frensdort, leading progressive
Democrat OF this city. today verified
the rumovs that the original Wilson
men OF Mich gan are about 10 make
strong effort % secure The ncmlna
ton OF Henry Ford Tor governor. on
nor partisan ticket, 40 ne ap
preaching primaries
a proven Democrat, Mr Frens
dorf -. never' helrSs. 81 the opinion
TIA, none OF the possible candidates
for the goyernorship within either
narty = well qualified 90 serve ~"
PEOPLE In common with Jim -
Helne. az Adrian. Bill" Mcknight.
Of Grand Rapids 3 Ingram. OF
Detroit. and " \ ComsreoS %
Alpena De believes Thar Nj Ford
IS me only man for he Job
These gentlemen aho command
considerable political Influence IN
Michigan plan 10 devote -. dime
intervening before The primaries 20
rsmpaIcn 20 place 'he 3g'o~- seq
In -cu.uaroa-Ehether he .1ss ~
or not
II. F.--- EE-----e---at available to- '.ae
gorerDo-shlU N- t'-a0r .-~' told
The Times yss,erds, "vil So '0-r
- 20 10 himself ~ Nf1 SO many
promises IN order 70 get ne rom ma.
ton ,ha, ne vii 30 9ovs-less rn
serve ne public 4 elected This IS
equally t-lls OF he Republicans pr
Ford. who has he -espec' of al
toe people could 'ake -esce as q
free man he : t0- Woodrow WIZ
son. and 'h7r makes him q good
enough Democrat for me tie Is
certainly good enough FOR he Mich
igan Republicans for taev favored
his nomination for TIE presidfncl
OF the United States
Il do ao+ Enov -ha- Mr. ForG
wishes 70 ne a candidate. bur our
plan is to nominate aud elect him.
II possible Then h IL for Mr. Ford
20 say whether or not h. wlll ava..
himself o. TIE opportunity 60 acrss
The state"
With this end IN v.ea. Mr. Frsrs-
dorf AID his associates IN the move
ueat plan 10 maze application 70
Lansing FOR ls~ge number o. cast.
ers. 10 b. attached 20 The regular
ballots. which viii enable DE voters
70 write in Nr Ford name These
viii D given wide dst-ibu. iun
throughout the state
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-17
DIVER VIEWS
WRECKED BOAT
Is Sent Down TO Decide II To-
peka Is Worth sal
vaging

A diver is being used % decide
whether the wrecked wooden steam.
Or Topeka. witch was sunk -
Sandwich in collision, Tuesday
morning. Vith The steel steamer
Christopher. Is worth salvage
A. J Blair and Louis ouarieE %
the Lake shore steamship Co, OF
Milwaukee. TOLD ofacisls N tho
United States engineers Once that
SIS. 900 Vss spent on the steamer
two years aKo. ard that It VAS the
hope OF The company 10 save her
II possible
The diver started his work Thurs,
day II the owners decide 20 aosn.
don the boat. II will remain for The
federal authorities 20 remove her
from the river channel. where she
rests about 500 feet from Mullen's
coal docks in Sandwich.
The boat lies almost parallel With
the current OF the river. Der bow
pointing just a trife toward the
west. Because Of this. there 5
ample room for river frame 20 pass
on either side ~ the wreckaEe
Members OF the crew or the To
pska left for their homes IN Nil
waukee and Green Bay. Vednes
day, after appearing before The FED
eral steamship inspectors 70 give
statements about the collision iT
which the steel steamer Christie
pher jammed its bow into the To
peka The Christopher Is being -
paired al The Great Lakes Engineer
ing plant. A. Ecorse.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-17
~ THE
CTAGE

Douglas Falrb1nks. In The Half.
Breed picture version Of Bret
Harts., famous novel. I'm the Car
luiuey Woods. will oe shown At
'ht Majestic thester next week.
starting SUNDAY afternoon. Fair
banks will be seen as 10. the Poor
Indian" re son Of a white man and
az indian girl Who. when cordially
hated by The min~rs in the camp
"a here ne - Aorn is forced 10 make
III. aome In the roots OF a giant
-,4v nod tres There fellows .
sf-.s. O, many adventures In which
.ss haitoreed youth hnGs every
t..-s ne can want, even love. The
character typihes not merely the
Indian. Living uader the yoke Of
conquered race. Sut also the illegiti-
mate cAnd who IL an outcast from
society. The story IA charecteristic
OF The genius ~ NGrte, and Is one
az the best examples Of his work In
depicting The life and customs OF
tae early "tcr-y-niners" IN Caltfo-'
MA. Miss Bulle Burke. in 'Glorta's
Romance, d Mutt and JED comedy
and other films are scheduled. while
Henry Slurr~y VII sing My Coal
Black Rose rev Southern mel
ody JUST completed BY Richard
Whiting and Raymond Esan-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-17

by Charles Il Crane. eho IS probs
bly, one OF the best Informed men IN
the United States on Russian araiFs
thar al the present time The dume
Is the real Russian government
when the war broke out The duma
aas a representative body only an
name. the real power resting IN me
ancient Russian bIreaucracy This
Bureaucratic government has talea
20 meet the crisis and for The hrst
time in 10 history the government
OF Russia rests on ne dunls
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-17

GASOLINE PRICE
DROPS ONE CENT

\ reduction OF one cent in the
price of gasoline has been made IN
Detroit by the Standard OH Co.
making he present price iSc a ga
Ion instead OF Ice The drop IN
price is not local. but il takinE
place all over the country The TO
dletion. according 20 Edgar y John
son. manager OF the Detroit branch
~ the standard oil is due ~ de
cline In the price OF crude oil
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-17

\ play sri.tsu 90. nd q woman .
gcsn ~ Grsf might seen .nrr"n
-u5.sa' trr u0re7t thought 7.
10 how be ratsr.ai il produced and
gathered. woven. Transported, pass
I'd from hand 20 hand and yhop 20
shCp. DISPLAYED ht models. and
ssentualls p4rcHa ed gives he :uhr
jcct unu-'iai pCss,tiiitlei Edward
Knoblaurh. author Of 'kisme'' and
oc-suthor 81 "NilestOnes, has nade
Of the ubi~ct an absorbing PLAY
besr.nz the tl;le. Ny l-ady's
ORES" which viii be offered az Tue
Garrirk heater next week by The
Ponstslle company N.ne scene
are required for the Interpretation,
each page from the book OF life
RE has deftly interviewer tragedy
tears. laughter, comedy, Jealousy
hatred and romance, and In the nm
ished product he offers Us a most
unusual play. The New York pa
oers we're enthusiastic IN their
praise and this play will he offered
by Miss Bonstelle for the FIRST time
I'm Detroit and the second time IN
stock
The prize recently offered BY the
Bonstslle company for a suitable
title for the new oven. Davis com
edy has been awarded 20 Mise Lucy
A. Metzner who. among fiys titles
submitted offered, "Flnd the Wo-
man" This title appealed 70 Nj
Davis II was submitted by four
different people but Miss Metzner
wa given the prize on account Of
being the frs, one 10 submit said
title. Approximately two thousand
,i,les were submitt ed The four
submitting Find the Woman" were
Miss Metzner. Niss Riddle. Miss
Alice LaChance and Miss Jennie
RYAN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-17
FARM GIVEN FOR
AGED PREACHERS

BENTON HARBoR. Mich. Aug.
T.-Dr L. E Lennox. Benton Har-
Dor. Mich reports that the Michi-
gan conference. Of the Methods
Episcopal church. has Just received
gift OF farm eith growing crops.
valued al $4,000 toward a retiring
competency for aged preachers and
adequate care OF their widows and
orphans
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-17
BOY, 13, BROWNS
WHEN HE FALLS
OFF OF DOCK

Stuart Insold. 10 years old, OF
Pittsburgh. Pa. who was visiting
NJ No. iiao FOREST west. fell on
the dock q, the foot OF West Grand
blvd, at 2 o'clock "Wednesday after
noon, and va drowned Haroor'
master Julius King dragged the
river and recovered the body an
hour and a half after the drowning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-17

Dean Roscoe Pound. o. the Har'
ward Law school. and other eminent
legal izhts are 70 ~ heard at the
annual meeting ~ the California
Bar association. which IL 10 begtn
~. sessions today AZ Monterey.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-17

The annual national convention a.
Railway A<ents ~ 20 meet Tor FL.
annual convention today at Cedar
poiri ONO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-17

The Nebrsskan State Sasngerfes -
IL 20 open AZ Grand Island TO-DAY and
will continue through TIC renain'
der Of the week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-17

Two tHo4 aud good road enthu
siaF's are expected a. tho annual
meeting ~ the Tesas Good Roads
Congress. which Be- O. begin a three
day session az San Antorlo today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-17
Odds and Ends

NEW YORK. Aux i7-wrl,an
Bensei, New Fork candy nanu,an.
turer, advertised ttas his bushes.
slogan was "swe@tness He MAYER
allowed II 70 enter ia home his
wife s1i 'o1sy. She wants d.
vorce.
NEW YoRX-4roa, a s,off hound
actor" well Known 70 movie fans
has disappearsd The MOVIE com.
pany VII yay $500 for biz return.
CHICAGO--Cu5tave HOPPE. "A.
lponkeeper told ;he tar aeqeeso- he
could not chea. on "s4udag rlos.
ing a. he lived scross The stree,
from police station; IT, AK A..
sessment cancelled.
cHicAGO-Pvderal rdEo fandis
here ordered two loan shsrks TO
lay n = g Smith. and Nelson
Gonzales q this CITY. after hey had
paid 'se per -@u' on loans
WfLNETTE. m Men bsihers
wearing trousers ever bathing suits
VII have 10 IA beach guards 80
cen'a OF forego rsthi1E "Mayoress
Mt q Z 'ipr-n has ordered cops
10 pinch oil 5ata r. sho iesve their
clofhe Ir.HE on Tho beaCb
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-17


an Interesting plot odds rovelty 20
the production Harry IAMont and
Grille. musical comedy fsYorites pre-
sent "On The Board Walk" snap.
~ little comedy skit with new
songs and patter Three English
dancers. a trio OF pretty acrobAtic
dancers direct from the London
music halls Mitchell and Mitch,
those southern banjo boys. Mcclure
and Dolly in an equilibristlC novelty,
and other features MAKE up the bal
ance OF the vaudeville program
Film productions featuring Mary
Miles Minter. Florence Turner, Hen
~ Dixey. William Russell and many
other fsvor1tes are screened daily
from 70 so until so o'clock pre-
eedius the vaudeville matinee. This
weeks program includes Fforcnce
Turner. in The welch Singer" aud
Kolo and Dill in A Million for
Mary"
The Washington announces for its
principal attraction next week
Vivian Martin. In the Photodrams.
The Stronger Love" q story OF the
great outdoors and said 10 be a
photopiay so unusual In its solution
that one would be safe IN venturing
no opinion concerning it's outcome
up 10 the last minute OF IT'S closing.
The struggle OF the little girl Of the
mountains. nrst 10 save her city
lover from death az the hands OF
the mountainecrs. and then 10 savs
the heart OF her mountaineer lover.
who has been true 20 her in spite OF
ample opportunity for misunder
stand furnishes a theme that is nos
Only thrilling. but that will hold
the interest OF all 10 the last foot
Il nlm Miss Martin & said TO be
AZ her very best ia this production.
and /, is predicted THAT her perform
arce viii place her IN The very hrS,
rams q film star The usual added
attractions viii conlpls'" the ell
'T-uxtou King. CT ck'ng good
story. has heen welded INTO a play
and viii he presented az the Lyceum
all next week The alter gcers are
said tn haye aeea loncinz for 70
name" once more. and now II comes
along Tor il was ioy tUs AXE ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-17

Adele Rowland, musical comedy
fayorite, will TOP the vaudeville Dill
az ne Temple thsatsr next week.
the event marking this talented
young wornan's debut In The local
two-s-dsy field. Heretofore, her ef-
for'E 70 entertain have been oonSn-
"a solely 20 soue Of the mos povu
lar musical shows OF the day. shs
vas featured Ia The Only Girl"
ard NOBODY Home" two Shubert
shows slready familiar TO Detroit.
ers. and In 'Kstinks." che Of the
big bits OF The New York stage last
season. For her Temple sngaxe-
nneat, Miss Rowland will Offer q
series a story songs. composed ex-
clusiveIy for her By Gene Buck and
Dave Stsmper. song writer's for
'Ziegfeld's voilies." and by Jerome
y Kern end Schuyler Green. Kern
has r. his credit several OF the big
song hits In The Gin From Utah "
and "Sobody Home" The second
feature ~ the program will be Bert
Lamont and his sir cowboys In A
round Up Of mirth and melody This
bill will also mark the initial ap.
pearance ~ Jos. F. bernard and
company in Willard MAcks latest
comedy. who f. sbST' Sir other
erceilent features Srs noted FOR his
bill
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-17

The Old Homestead Singers. q
mixed quartet ~ tsleutef vocal.
isfs including Marian Coleman. 40
prano Evelyn BuTelk contralto.
Edwin Merrill. tenor. and George
Frillman bsSso will have he POSI-
'ion ~ honor on wsllbalanced
hill ~ vaudeville nrveltie In tn
Mile fbsater FOR ne coming week
starting Monday afternoon Tho
Offering is entitled Just Song a.,
Twilight and they render in per.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-17

Eizh, mam ol ss Ho-elik
sam In sa.ega a 1-.-- act and
the Greet Fov1-. c-o o. best
kaaan tcn'rilo3.. vile.
viii be- ,he t1 vre s1'pre-
ta tGs vaudeville ri., rs or
Discern rEaata- .or ire ws-k tar-ins
rs Vonlar e~-o1n Ta~ Hore
It's. IRE Gnusr-l cancers Fho Will
present aowo'hia- 'rat "a fesCribed
as genuinely new Howard is r.
500 p rcu'ul0lut-t rUa half
Gozsu aemn trs saIfie Fields the
T-ka. cabaret .ueep wLe has up
paar,d WIN sur. IN 7- S1s Nov
York rss'aIran Harr- Fisher AMI
COMPANY 1 a con coy So e0 tn"
Farmer Vstar anil Elliott in O.
-ousGF b.'. aud her .ci also
ar. .aaedgl-a r. Is announced hat
-ae automobile which % sold earl
week Tor s. vas aiken last week by
Mrs George Bishop Who lives on .
farm lcur miles from Emmett, Nicu.
Mrs. Bishop Attended performance
~ 6e Orpaeum The previous Tues.
dav afternoon Miss Minnie Han.
nan 5S1 NJ Clair-sve Detroit. pur.
chased ne first car The sanse OK
ths .person selected each week 7hg
"a permitted 70 Duy he car IL an
nounced ~ he srst performance
Friday evening The rev mode Of
NE Ford touring car a now be.ns
sold each week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-17

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beginning n'N' "a 4ruAs AK
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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-09-01
THE PROBATE COURT

In the matter of the estate of Jac-
oh Bollenbacher, deceased, executrix
fled final account. For hearing on
September 80.
In the matter OF the estate of Chas.
n. Belman, deceased, eXecutriX filed
final account. For hearing Septem-
Der 80.
In the matter of estate of Henry
Downtown, deceased, inventory and
appraisement filed.
In the matter of the guardianship
of Maize Meihls, deceased, guardian
filed final account For hearing Sep
tember 80.
In the matter of the estate Of j. F.
Nelson, deceased, executors filed final
account For hearing September 30.
In the matter of the estate of ]. e..
Ward, inventory and appraisement
returned and filed.
In the matter of the guardianship
of Chas. Bellert, guardian filed final
account For hearing September 30.
In the matter of the estate of j. r..
Williams, administrator filed final ac-
count. For hearing September 80.
In the matter of the assignment OF
w. II. Anthony, P. E. Kenney resign
ed as assignee and j. A. Roemer was
appointed as trustee of said estate.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-09-01
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT LOT OR
LAND OWNERS
Auditors Office, Mercer County, Ohio

Auditors Office, Mercer County, Ohio
August 10, A. d. 1916.
In the matter of Ditch Improvement NO
628 Petitioned for by Michael A. Linn
To the Lot or Land Owners and to the
Corporations, either Public or Private
affected by said Improvement:
You, and each of you, are hereby noti-
fed that on the 18th day of August 1916
Michael A. Linn and others, filed petit
tion with the Auditor of Mercer County,
the prayer of which is for the location,
deepening, widening, part tileing etc., OF
a Ditch on the following starting point
route and terminus, to-wit: Commencing
about 30 rods south of the N e. corner
of Sec 20, Town south, Range / East
on west side of road; thence following in
tions 29, %, and p, same town and range
to where said ditch empties into the Flick
ert Ditch on the Jacob Bollenbacher farm
and there terminate. All in Liberty town
ship, Mercer County, Ohio.
You are also notified that the followin
time and place have been fixed when and
where the Commissioners of said County
will meet for the hearing of said petition,
to- wit; at the beginning of said Ditch on
Monday, October End, at q. M, 1916 for
the purpose of hearing any and all proof
offered by any of the parties affected by
said ditch improvement, whether the said
ditch will be conducive to the public
health, convenience and welfare; and
whether the route described is the best
route; and any and all objections to SAID
proposed ditch Improvement
Any application for compensation or
1nmage or for any change OF route must
lie in writing and filed with the Commits
sioners on or before tile day set for hear.
ing; -.,.. 20 49,, ,,,o,oo,,i "a 49, ~ 4,
this matter will be giyn. -
j. r. STEINBRUNNER,
Auditor of Mercer County.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-09-01
MERCER

Mr.. and Mrs. Bent Burns spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs,
c. W. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Stoner ana
wife, Of Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Young Of Monticello, and Mrs, Henry
Stoner and children spent Sunday
with Mr., and Mrs, ARTHUR Hitchner
and family
Arthur Hitchner left here Sunday
evening for Lima where he Is work
ing. He expects to move his family
in a short time,
Mrs. Alexander spent Sunday with
her daughter. Mrs, Chas, Donovan.
Mrs. George Donovan Is spending
few days with her son Chas. Dono-
van and family,
Miss Cecil Krugh spent Sunday
with Miss Mary Halfhill.
Mrs. II. L. Bolton and family spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
ELI Williams.
Mrs. Enie Slife is spending a few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Mcpherson.
Mrs. El Williams and Ars, Ruth
Hawk and daughter, Nevelyn, were
Celina visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. Raymond Harden and wife are
the proud parents of a bouncing baby
boy, born Aug 25.
Ben Simmons and family spent
Sunday with Harvey Grossnickle and
wife.
Jim Donovan is preparing to move
back to Mercer again Glad to have
them back In town again.
Miss Julia Potterif spent Sunday
with Marie Miller.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-09-01
ALWAYS A LIABILITY

The liquor traffic is so productive
of evil that the state employs cou-
pie dozen Liquor License Inspectors
VINO spend all their time hustling
about in an effort to curb the trou-
BILE caused by liquor. These inspect
ors have more than they can do If
they numbered a hundred, they could
not keep up with their work.
Booze starts trouble whether it is
sold in gilded saloon or in a back
alley. The Supreme Court says the
saloon is a source of crime and misery
and this applies to the licensed joint
as well as to the speakeasy. Think
of a business so bad and so disrepu-
table and so notorious that the state
has to employ an army of men TO keep
it in bounds, and then fails to do so!
View it from whatever standpoint
you may and you must conclude the
traffic is liability.-American Issue.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-09-01
ST. ROSA

Gerd Buenlng and family from
Egypt and Mrs. VIM, Liening from
Minister spent last Wednesday with
relatives and friends here.
Anthony Hartings Of Columbus ar
rived here last Wednesday to accom-
pany his wife and children home.
Mrs. M. Anthony and children, of
Minister spent a few days last week
with the A. d. and f, V. Meiring ia
miles.
The Misses Rosa and Mary Huber,
of Osgood, spent the latter part of
last week with Teacher II. II. Leu
gers and wife.
Mrs. Barney Kunk is still on the
sick list
Teacher Aug. ]. Reichert, of Os-
good passed through our burg every
day of last week while attending the
Mercer County Teachers Institute.
Next Tuesday, Sept. 5, the town
school and also the Dwenger school
will start the next school year Pa
rents, send all your children that
intend to go, the first week. You
have no idea of what you deprive
them when you keep them a month
or two at home for work.
Quite a number from here took the
c. II. & d. excursion to Detroit last
Thursday. The trip over Lake
Erie from Toledo to Detroit was
made in the famous Greyhound
Steamer.
We did not hear anything about
the famous bank robbery at Osgood
Monday night of last week
A bouncing baby boy was born at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fort
kamp last Saturday.
The teachers Albert Dorsten and
II. II. Leugers attended the District
teachers meeting at st. Henry last
Monday afternoon.
Frank Bomholt attended the State
Fair at Columbus and the Tractor
demonstration at Indianapolis, Ind,
this week.
Frank Hartings went to Ft. Lora-
mie last Saturday and bought new
up-to-date cooking pans for his sorg-
hum cooking plant.
John Hartings and family spent
last Sunday with relatives at Egypt.
County Recorder Henry Stelzer
and family from Celina spent last
with the Fred and John Stuc-
Ike families here.
Jos. j. Reichert and his sons Aug
ust, Seraphim and John, from Osgood
visited the Barney Evers family last
Sunday afternoon.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-09-01
LANDFAIR
Fine weather at present.

Fine weather at present.
Rev. Carnes and family of Green
vile, Ind, spent Sunday evening with
Charles Weitz and family.
Ernest Norris and family of near
Celina, spent Sunday with John Stoll
and family,
Noah Black and wife, and son
Raymond, spent Sunday with Henry
Stoll a ndfamily.
The following spent Saturday even
ing with John Stoll and family: Hen
ry Stoll son Dillon, daughter, Nancy;
Ernest Norris and family; Mary and
Flossie Hines; Floyd Felver and Ur-
ban Bauer.
Lavaun Norris has returned home
after a few days visit with her grand
parents.
George Felver and family spent
Sunday evening with John Stoll and
family.
John Stoll and daughter Ollie, were
business callers at Celina, Monday
Miss Mary Hines is attending the
Portland fair this week.
Rev Carnes and family, Mary and
Flossie Hines, Urban Stoll and Otto
Bauer spent Tuesday evening with
Jphn Stoll and family
Quite a. few f.om this place were
fishing at the Grand reservoir, Tues
day.
John Ellis and lady friend passed
through our vicinity Sunday evening
Nancy SUoll is spending this week
with her sister, Mrs Noah Black.
Subscribe for the Democrat and
get the news
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-09-01
WALKING

The men around here are busy
hauling gravel from the new pit on
the Frank Mccain place Anyone
wishing gravel call on him after the
Cummins road is finished, which will
be about the last of the week.
Fred Tobe and wife and Harmon
Kohnen and wife of st. Henry spent
Sunday with G. H. Mccain and fam
lily.
Jeff Howell and family was out
driving Sunday afternoon.
Jim Mofford, of st. Marys is spend
ing few days with his sister Mrs.
Frank Mccain and family
Geo. Kennison and wife were out
riding Tuesday evening.
Wlm. Rush was in Celina several
days last week.
Mrs. Wilkins and sons called on
VIM. Rush, Sunday.