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Columbus on business.
II you want a good cigar ask your
iealor for Havana Bouquet. &c. IF
Mrs. George Mcmillan of Braddock
street spent Monday in Howard.
Don't Change Your Husband" se-
quel to "Old Wives for New" at the
Vine tonight. x2
Dwight Gilmore went to Akron Sun
day, where he viii be employed.
Mr.. c. f. Allerding of Mansfield was
a visitor in Mt. Vernon over Sunday.
On track, one car of white winter
wheat middlings. Milwood Elevator.
x6
Mr.. Vincent Montgomery of Mans
field spent Sunday in this city with
relatives.
Mr.. Robert Smith of Chicago, ILL.,,
is the guest of friends in the city for
a few days.
Don't Change Your Husband" Sc.
quel to "Old Wives for New" at the
Vine tonight. x2
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Huntsberger and
daughter of Delaware, were visitors
here Sunday.
Knox quality gasoline at Lepley
Rubber Co. and d. NJ. Kennedy ga
rage. x4
Mr.. Howard Huntsberger of East
Vine street made u business trip to
Columbus Monday.
Miss Lulu Wharton of South Mul
berry street went to Gambler Monday
to remain three weeks.
Miss Catherine Chubb, u teacher in
the local high school, spent Sunday
at her home in Athens.
Mrs. Susan Biggs and Myrtle Biggs
of the Martinsburg road went to How
ard Monday to spend the day.
Miss Helen Daughman returned tt
Newark Sunday after visiting Miss
Mary Iadley of East High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. j. Lynn of John
ston City, Tenn, are visiting Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. c. Burris, East Vine street.
Mixed dancing at the MaccQbe,
hall Saturday evening, June 7. Brick
er's orchestra. Everybody invited. x
Miss Elna Deakins returned to AK
ron Monday after spending the week
end here with friends nd>relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Lehman OF &c
lumbus spent the weekend with MI
| rI In rly Of Wnut Gan
bier street.
Mrs. l.. Blubaugh Of the Columbu
road is visiting in Danville with he
mother, Mrs. Anna Coleman.
Mrs Helen Tracey and daughter
who recently returned from Il 81
weeks visit in Cleveland, spent MOI
:, day in Gambler, attending the ful
eral of ID. l.. Fry.
Fresh fish! Cheaper than mca
Two pounds Csc. Mt. Vernon Fis
Co., 304 South Main. Phone 1902.
M. Blocher, manager. X
Mrs. o. V. Williams and son, Kei
meth, arrived here this morning frOl
4, New York city to visit DR.. and Mr.
Joseph Wenger.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Seymou
= who have been residing in Springfield
:, for the past month, spent the wee
end here.
The A. I. U. will give dance
!, Maccabee hall Tuesday evening, Jur
8. Admission 75c per couple, exit
.. ladies 25c. Burris' orchestra. J
No reservations for the subscrl
tion dance dinner at the Country clr
will be made after tonight. Dinn'
IS will be served promptly at o'clock
" Mr.. and Mrs. William Ruetch of G
n lumbus and Mr.. and Mrs. Evans
Reynoldsburg were guests of Miss
Is Bertha ana Julia Ruetch of Nor
D. Main street, Sunday.
Miss Grace Vickroy, who has bet
O. teaching in the public schools F,
s. Johnstown for the past term, has I
turned to her home north of this ci
III to spend the summer vacation.
III All Fythian Sisters are requcst'
to meet at Castle hall at oclo'
IL Tuesday to attend tho funeral
10 Friend Jones at o'clock, at Il
Church Of Christ.
20 Miss Almeda Dyer left Monday I
~ her home ut Valley Head, Ala, aft
spending several months in this ci
N with hers sister, Mrs. h. A. Poorma
II. Mansfield avenue.
s. Mr. and Mrs, c. S. Starner al
children, Mr.. and Mrs. S. t. Basin al
is son, Roy. Of Bellaire, o., and Mi
or Ellen Ilibbits of Brink Haven we
H. the guests of Mr., Charles McDona
Sunday.
ty Special attention! just received
10 small car of hard Chestnut coal.
ut der while II lasts. II is hard to 9
and prices are sure to 90 up. \
to Vernon Ice Delivery Co., phone ass.