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chairman OF the entertaining commit.
tee. -'
Mrs. Isaac Stevens of Howard was
visitor here Thursday morning.
Serial day at Lyric tomorrow. x1O
Mr.. I. M. Wolverton went to Co.
lumbus this morning on business.
Weavers taxi-cab service. Phone
1929. ~
Mrs. Banner Allen of East High
street spent Thursday in Columbus.
July clearance high grade footwear.
Sevorns shoe store, West Vine. x1O
Mr. and Mrs. p. c. Zcmer are Co
lumbus visitors today.
II you want good cigar ask your
iealor for Havana Bouquet. &c. II
Miss Cleola Wright of Marion
street went to Akron Thursday to re-
main several weeks with relatives.
Margaret Marsh and Maxine Elliott
in "The Eternal Magdalene," at Lyric
today. x10
List your used cars with c. II.
Taylor, 11s South Main street. tt
Miss Hilda Rockey of La Grange
arrived at the M. & s. sanitarium to.
day to take the nurses training.
We have very complete line Of
lawn mowers at right prices. Max
Meyers Stove Store. WStf
Sons OF Veterans Auxiliary will
have food sale at Woolson's depart.
ment store Saturday at 10 a. m. XII
Mr.. James Lee Hold returned Wed.
neday from Newark. where she has
been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Mary Daley of the Mansfield
road entered the M. C s. sanitarium
Wednesday for treatment.
Attend the E Battery dance Friday,
July II, at X. Of c. hall. Halls or.
e,nestra Of Columbus. Admission soc.
x1O
Mr.. e. j. Purdy of the M. Il 8. san
itarium staff, who has been visiting
his daughter in Michigan, returned
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Koons and
Mrs. Walter s. Sapp attended the
Methodist centenary in Columbus to-
day.
Elsie Ferguson In "Under the
Greenwood Tree" and Fatty Arbuckle
in his latest farce comedy at the Vine
Friday. XII
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore of East
High street left today for Asheville
N. c., where they expect to remain
several months.
Marguerite Clark i'm Little Miss
Hoover and Fatty Arbuckle in his
latest farce comedy at the Vine to.
day. xlO
Highest prices paid for wool. All
kinds of farm products at old McCon-
nell warehouse. Levering Bros. II
Mrs. George Cheyney and daugh'
ter. Miss Mary Cheyney, Of East Vine
street are spending several days In
Columbus.
Mrs. ]. M. Blocher of East Hign
street Is spending several days in CO.
lumbus with her niece. Mrs. Arthur
Mitchell.
Notice! ". s. Bair has opened a
tire repair shop at II W. High street.
rear Of Columbus United Tire Co. vul.
canizing and tire and tube repairing.
Miss Mildred Alcr of North Gay
street was a visitor at the centenary
In Columbus Thursday.
All work guaranteed. XII xl1+
Drugs and medicines At old prices.
delivered free. Fox and Steinhoff.
Tu-T-S.tf
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Dougherty
and Miss Sarah Hervey returned
home Thursday after visiting var.
ious eastern cities,
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones OF Danville re-
turned home Thursday after spending
two weeks here with Mrs. William
Rose of Jefferson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bonsell ana
son son, and Mr., and Mrs. Robert
Baxter and Dewitt Mason, Of Bran
don, spent Thursday in Columbus, at
tending the centenary.
"A $50 VictrOla will be given to the
most popular young lady on Saturday
evening. July 19~-the one obtaining
the most votes at 5 cents vote. See
carnival ad In this issue. xl2
Mr.. Percy Upham and Mr., Hobart
Upham have gone to Mineral Wells.
Texas, where the Upham Gas Co. is
engaged In drilling oil wells.
Mrs. II. w. Blair, Miss Esther Blair,
Mrs. Bernard Purinton, Miss Edna
Severns and Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus
Ewalt went to Columbus Thursday
morning to spend the day attending
the centenary.