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over Sunday.
Marion Smith of Cosbocton county
was in town few days this week on
his way home from visit with rela.
tives in Crawford county.
G. w. Lyon is In Mt. Carmel hos.
pitla, Columbus, for an operation.
Miss Marguerite MARBLE, principal
of the high echool lat Lccsbnrg. is
spending her Thanksgiving vacation
with her parents here.
Miss Alice Poole OF the public
schools Is spending the Thanksgiving
vacation with her parents in Colum.
bus.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Donald MARBLE and wife By number
OF their young friends at the homo Of
Cliff NJ. Switzer and wife last Friday
evening. On Monday evening friends
to the number of thirty or more gath.
cred at the home of c. W. Edwards
where they very much surprised
Donald and wife with another miscel-
lancous shower of articles that a
wheelbarrow would not contain and
no two articles alike. They were
very much appreciated by the young
couple who are very thankful to the
donors.
The. football game between Butler
high and Frederick Kifh sat B,Ifler
was won by Frederick high, the score
being 81 to o. 81; fif
Misses Betty Gorsuch and Stella
zieg are spending several days this
week with Misses Marian Hosack and
Dorothy Gould at Oherlin.
Miss Melita Hosack, who is teach
ing school at Bellevue. spent the
weekend with her parents, F. F. Ho-
sack and wife. SisJ,
Mr.. and Mrs,SFred Crowell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Crowell of Co.
lumbus were guests of L. C. Crow
ell and wife Thanksgiving day.
Dwight Agnew and Robert Eastman
of Denison university spent Thanks-'
giving vacation RitA their parents
here.
Miss Lena Wilson entertained a
company of friends at o'clock din
ner on Thanksgiving Day
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. GLENN return
ed home Sunday from Granville ~
Philip, Brawner visited his broth
err, Wilbur, and family, at Cambridge
over Thanksgiving. . R Y "
The tehth annual rabbit pie supper
of the Methodist brotherhood, which
was held yin, the church parlors last
Thursday evening, was a grand sue.
cess as they all have been, .ibut this
seemed a Ilittid in advance of the, 9TH
ers in point of attendance aa loHep f2a5
We're feh i pFn pFn rabbit rabbit pie. pqnpkip; pie,
mashed potatoes. cranberries, bread
and BITTER, pickles, coffee and cake.
After supper addresses were made by
Rev. j. ID. Green of Chesterville and
Rev. c. e. Stockdale of this, Eace,
Miss Mabel Fawcett ana Mfs.1 g. d,
Greene gaze, splendid readings. An
octet, composed of f. c. Herring. w.
Il. sBlackford,. Herman Bishop, ]. w.
Anders, tenors, and M. w. GLENN,
DR.. c. II. Wright. Donald G.. MARBLE
and Carle Tuttle, bases, rendered sew
eral selections which were very much
appreciated, Judging from applause
that followed the rendition of each
number. An orchestra, composed of
Walter Hyatt, cornet, Howard Amos,
violin, M. W. GLENN, cello, Mr.. Dor
sey of Mt. Vernon. drums and traps
with Herbert GLENN presiding at the
piano. This feature added very much
to the enjoyment of the evening as
they played throughout the whole
evening and seemed to enjoy play
ing as well as the crowd enjoyed lis.
tening. A social time followed. dur.
ing which members paid their dues
And eleven new names were handed
qext regular meeting of the Brother
3ood will be next Friday evening, to
h as candidats for membership. The
(Which all members are urged to
kome.
( Billy Owen and Fred Robb, who are
attending Cincinnati university, are
home for fewrdays. ~
The funeral of Ray Robb was held
from the Baptist church last Sunday,
Rev. Webb officiating and the re.
mains laid to rest in Forest ceme-
terry. He was boy loved by all, as
was shown in the fact that the church
was not large enough to accommo-
date those who attended. The floral
tributes from his schoolmates, teach
lers and all were most beautiful and
'profuse, "Chirp." as he was known,
was a friend to everybody and ev-
.erybody his friend.
!, Mr.. Allen f. Rood, travelling sales
man for the Allyn-Bacon Publishing
house, was caller at the high school
building recently, where he was very
pleasantly surprised to find Prof Her