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DdHflle anu NdN"Ap Illldy.
George Knecht went to Columbus
Friday afternoon on business trip.
Joseph Smith was business visit
or in Danville on Friday.
William Denman was business
visitor in Columbus on Friday.
Attorney b. Il. sapp was in Colum.
bus Friday on legal business.
Representative L. T. Cromley went
to Columbus Friday on business.
Mrs. Ella Hubble of Academia is a
patient at the NJ. &c s. hospital.
Mrs. e. o. Arnold of North Main
street is spending the day in Dan.
Vile.
Mrs. Chichester Hackett of Eas,
Hamtramck street spent Friday in
Columbus.
Mrs. b. C. Deeley and Mrs. Fred
Sullivan are spending the day in Co.
! lumbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Speelman are
spending the day with relatives in
Centerburg.
Vean Willard Of Clinton township
was q business visitor in Columbus
Friday.
Miss Nellie Weaver OF Columbus is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lake Ban
ming, north of the city.
Russell j. Ash of Clinton township
was business visitor in Columbus
on Friday.
Mrs. Roy Walker and Mrs Clair J..
Diah are spending the day in Gam
bier.
MIR. and Mrs. c. E. Knerr, north Of
the city, were Columbus visitors on
Friday.
Mrs. Otho Tier and Mrs. Belle
Hawkins spent Friday with relatives
in Gambler.
Mrs. Miles j. Fish returned Thurs.
day afternoon from Akron, where she
spent week with relatives.
Mrs. j. l.. Edwards of West Chest
nut street is visiting with relatives in
Utica
Jay r. Clutter has returned from a
several days business stay in Bell
aire.
Mrs. p. II. Twinem, south of the
city, went to MOnroeville Friday to
visit with her brother.
Mrs. P. Darcy of Tiffin is spend.
ing the weekend with her brother,
Thomas E. Taugher.
William A. Scribner went to New
ark Friday to attend the funeral of
his cousin, the late Mrs. John Roe.
Mrs. Gus Melick of East Curtis
street is the guest of relatives in
Utica.
Mrs S. NJ. Hobbs and Mrs Mary
Medlin went to Newark Friday to
spend the weekend.
Miss Mary Mossholder of Oak
street went to Mansfield Friday to
spend two weeks with relatives.
Mrs. w. L. Saunders of East Ham
tramck street is spending the week
end with her parents in Newark.
George Robinson returned Thurs
| day from Tulsa, Okla, where he has
been employed for several weeks.
Ray Phillips went to Cleveland
Thursday, where he will enter the
employ of the Matthew Grocery Co
as advertising manager.
Mrs. David Kinley of Urbana, III.
arrived here Friday for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George d
Neal, East Vine street.
Grant Rinehart of Centerburg is
the guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Harris, East Vine
street.
Miss Catherine Critchfield Of
Georgetown, S. c., who is the guest Of
relatives here, spent Friday in Dan
vile.
Frank l.. Beam and son, James
WeII JO OTTNlll6 rIludy Wn6I6 MI
Beam will attend meeting of the
board of directors of the Millersburg
Wooster & Orrvile Telephone Co.
DIR. and Mrs. Virgil Fisher left Fri
day for Pittsburgh, Pa, where they
will attend the conference of the Co
lumbia Union, s d. A.
Mrs. Fred Craig of Pennsylvania
avenue went to Columbus Friday u
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Burton
Schlesinger.
Our Hart, schaffner & Marx spring
models and patterns will appeal tc
every good dresser.. colors suaran
teed. The Rosenthall Co.
Frank Espy, manager of the New
ark branch of the Ohio Light & Pow
er Co., was in the city Thursday OF
business.
Mrs. Blanche Westcott departed
Friday for her home in Pittsburgh
Pa, after a visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Kaufman, West Vine
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