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81 al tonar IN tyat2mlentC complete Ie
seis caias de SensaperSa Y seErir las Sinp!eS
inst-u,ciones que rs accrpaaaa, no da So
tisfaeci6. absolucn, devolveremoS TODD 81 O.
nero uuc 50 haya gestSdo en- adqC1rsr!a.
prusbesc con una caEa de cStaS uaravuto-
aas ~pasiliaS y veaSc 81 notable allvlO que 81
recibe. Eeb;endc c~ontinUar deSpuss con el
+-atarYicrto complete y heneSicIaCsc permc-
nsntcmcrtc. No ~ruutcne me-cUs.o II do
ras rocivaS: ccmbsten tOda ciasc je snfer-
medades pervio.as. insomnia, fatta de me
mora. devaEecImisntOS, incapac!dad para ..
estuiin o lbs r~eSociUs. d~eraimisayo prsns---
70. a=o:amisntu vital Y Coda clase dc rade-
eim;ensos causadcs por 81 trabaiO excessive q
por "a GiSipleiGn-
Ia SeusaPcrsa Ia sido portadora dc fell
cidad para honbres cue han p-obado Genie
mares de ctros remedies sin bcrss.c!o.
No CORE riesgo alSuuo. Los uropietarioS
de las p~astiIias supiicaa a. Pa6EcC que haEa
una 3ruc6a con n SenSape-ss II euS,o y
rieSCo de clos. Coniencese hov. P7ccio,
sl.00 N GAIA; seiS c2jlS LOT $500. s. en-
vian franco d. porte nj reci0o Do 81 pre-
eio. o las nuede obteacr de ~ bo.ra-io.
THE BROWN EXPORT co.
Dept. :. - Cort!and1 St
New Work. y y. tAQE-l
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C0Ionids en- La
Laeuna.

Por couducto de Is Secretarla &c
ell gobierno ACADIA de aGqul-
rir en- propiedad la gran hacienda de
Hornos. ubicada en- Ia RIGA Comarca
Lagurera. del EsJado de Caohulia.
El obieto de eSta adQuislcl0n, que
50 ;uzga De i~ndiscutible importancla,
Is el de fundar ALI algunas coioniaS
a~ericolas cuyo d~esarrollo estara a
= de! misnro gobierno.
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PABLO GONZALEZ SALIO NUEVAMENTEA
LACAMPANA EN- FL ESTADO De MORELOS
Habia resueito separarse de! servIcio active, pero
Carranza lie pidi0 que volViera a campaia

Dor familias m~exicaias, pues sc de-
sea u en- aq1ella region del pals
sean solo meXicanos los que arran-
ouen q Ia terra lo que natural Y amo-
rosamente debe dar a u hiJos, segun
eli critcrio u~ltrasocialista del Inge-
Micro Pastor RouaiN, cuando esta eX-
paasivo con los reporters.
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CON $500 gratificarc n Ia persona que me
?roro-cione informes exactos de Crispia Mu-
noz, originate de AEuascalieates, Mexico.
En- 1aI5 recibi sus uit;mas noticias de San
Fernando. Calf. Tcdo informe sobrc el par
ticular dirijase 7 Moves Munoz, Pawnec City,
Ncbr. (9)
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Sc Recomienda

Para 81 hombre csstaao, aUS sure dc
asotamiento mental o fiSico: gue IA H'3ISaS-
tado 81 viGalidad durantc So -u4entua 4 eau
"a De icnOrar las leyeS de "a u7J1-a!c=2' pa
"a e. sesenta por cieHto &c los aomgTes que
han hecho o haran una t~rsEedtG Gel ma'E!-
monio. ofrecenaoS Z ScIsaPcESa H~)o = 81
Cuieure
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REMATES.

Ell MERCEDES - del actual. q las 10 4.
M. Sc rematari en- 1911. Soledad St. el mag
nifico ajuar dc Is cuartoS consIstcnte en- los
siyuientcs articulos: csplendidas camas de
bronco, ropcros De luna. rinconcras, ca
napGs, ropa dc CANA = otros muchos ar
ticulos. Sommer, Gcrcntc. III
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GRATITICARE con $500 n In persona cue
dc inforrles fidedignos de mi hermanc ADO,
10 Gutierrez, natural de Cueramaro, Gto. En-
1913 Sc encontrsba cn Emporia. kansas
Diriiansc sobre cl particular 4 Aurelio Gu
tiSrrcz, 1917 Brichar St Houston, Texas.
Isl.
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s. NaNDE c5Ua nltVil . Elaglnlra casa.
Ticae 9 pleas : s6taao. compTend;endo dos
fotes situados en- esquina, hermoso iardin y
arboIes ~frutales. garage con cuarto para ser
vidumbre. Gale asfaltada. muy c~cntrica, z
:: cuadras dc Houston. Appropriate para doc
tor O persona dc buea gusto. Casa, Totes ,
garage Sc venden Ell Sl1.ooO.00 pasaderos
en- abonos. 81 Sc paga al coutado sera una
verda6era Ganga. Irformes con Mrs. j. K
Edwards. 10 Lakeview Ave. Telefono Or.
400. San Antonio. Texas.
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$500 DE GRATIFICACION Sc darin 4 Ia
persona que me iHformc del paradero del
ST.. Juan Mejoradc. dc IS amos de edad, al
to. moreno. bigote blanco y ojos azules- Is
ori~ina-io de Montcmorelos, \. l.. Mexico.
c hijo dc Bcnito Mejorado. Dirijansc sobre
cI particular q Indalecio Mejorado, 2I5 n.
Houston Ave. Denison, Texas. Cl0)
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COLLAR CON PERFUMES
NATURALES.

Las cceatas de etns eolh-es
estan hcchas de ps;alcS &C flo
RS nzturales. caolidos = mode
laGcs fc-rcaa6c rcSaS y otrAs
flores. correspondents los oio-
res = las flores de que es;an
hechos. Is 10 mas appropriate
para regular Z Il novia, n
amirl. n herrpana % "a ma
Dire. pues a "a veg que c5 un
cieSauue adcrnc. substitute con
,--.-s, 'cs n.rFtF-pE gu
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NAL servicio de.
%ferrocarrIIes

Con motive de les retardos que IL
timamente han sufrido a!gunos tre-
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BUENA GRATFiCACION Sc dara a IL per-
soma que proporcionc informes ciertos de los
Sres. Teodoro Y AnastaSio Ortiz, quiencs en-
Julio dc 1918 sc cncontraban en- Cotulla,
Texas. Dirijanse sobrc Ell particular : ME-
YES Tovar o Z Julia Mena. Box sos. Gro
ycton, Texas. tl0)
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BUENA GRATIFICACION Sc Gara a Ia per-
soma que rroporcione informcs ciertos dc "A
Sra. Paz Ibarra. quien actualmcntc anda en-
compania de r. familia del Sr. Albino Boca-
negra. para communicable asuntos importantes
q. familia. Dirijansc sobre cl particular =
Celso Barrera Iba-ra, Eagle Pass, Texas.
90
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CoMpRO EN- SAN ANTONIO. Laredo 0
Eagle Pass, Texas. concrete cstahlccido pro-
rio para ser atendido por un matrimonial.
Eiaaden precios y condiciopeS 4 R. \. Fort
Gibson. Okla. P. o. Box LOB. tlTt
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PROFESSIONALS
DIR. JOSE MARIA soRIANo.

D:nISLi -NtNIIdIIVs
Prenniado en- Mexico. en- Estados unidoe
y en- Francia por Ia superioridad dc sus ira
ba;os. Soi- Grady Building, San Antonio
Texas.
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PESQUiSAS

CON $500 eratificarc a Ia PERSONA que me
proporcionc iafo.rcs ~eXactos dc mi hernia
no Santiago c. Ramirez. originario de Pa
racho. Mich, de Is amos dc edad. habicndo
recihido sus ultimas ~noticias hace un ano,
de La Mar. Colo.-Dirijansc sobre 81 par
ticular q Zcfcrino c. RAMIREZ. Derry. Pa
(l2t.
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CoMPRo AL CoNTADO truck marea Ford.
Dirigirse despues dc las 6 p. m. a sos Aata-
raoros s.. gu
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DESEO SABER cl actual p~aradero de mi
sobr;nc Manue! Silva. quien hace tempo ira
halo en- una panaderia de Laredo. Texas,
cstando casado con Vidala N.-Todo infor-
me sobrc cl particular rcmitase Il Aurclio
Perez. 81 Newton Commerce St. care o. Alu-
minimum Company OF America. Maryville.
Tenn. iI2)
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Sc NECESITAN dos sastres cxperimentsdos
en- ei trabaio de uriformes inilitares. buen
sucldo : trabajo pernsncntc. Ocurran 3fe
Lucas St, Cerca Eotel Travis, Al fin de
West 5th. St. G)
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Sc COMPRA un collar &c 6palos mexicanos
o alauu objeto dc 6pelcs- Di1girse 2 La
PRENSA. 10
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STAR EMPLOYMENT CO. Ia North Flo
res St, puede proIorcionar 2 listed trahaJ2-
dores y cmplcos. Te,efono TT. 1oSs.
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GUADALUPE BEHLANGA ofrece sus ser
y;cios como PARTERA y soiic'ta correspon-
$50, sohr. 81 t~-at.miento de otras enfer-
medades. $50 Monterrey S. San Antonio
Texas. -
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AN/SOS d. OCAS/ON
DIVERSOS

Tn ANUNCIo en- LA FRENSA" sicmpre
es de exito SECURE. Lame I'd. al ~telef9no
Travis 24II y andnciese dcsGe lucso.
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COdPRo mscuinas de eoser, maquinas de
escribi-. foa6grafos y discos. CAMBto DIS.
cos. 2. de los Santos. GOT Dolorosa St
Tciefono Travis $685.
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Commentaries en- Frutas = LeguInbrcs.
Fuerte cxisteacia TN Chile Verde en- Vina-
gre v Seco de todas ciases. 2lS Matamoros
ST. San Antonio. Texas.
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T~AoUIGRAFIA PTTTMAN. Sc ap<:ndc en-
cuatro semanas 2ara.a. Escritura en- Ma
orina GRATIS lights. Hicks BuodaaE.
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@. Y HNOS.

.POR tener que auseatarne. renio larata en-
sa habitacicn con comercio acreditado por
varios amos. 30 s. Sabinas. (2-lG)
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ENSENANZA

LEcCIoNES DE PIANO Y cANTo a do
.n;c;Iio. Prec;os convelcicnaies. PROFESSOR
FELIN RuASO. =raduado en- los Conserve
torioS lie Paris > Madrid. ReciSc oTdenes 40
Morales St. Sc hahia frances y espahci-
APREE.DA listed n hablzr J eseribt- ingits
con propiedad - CORRECTION. Prof u. r.
D;sz- 1913 ~. Fiorcs.
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NANDE AMPLIFIChR 81 retratn por si.6S
II por 20 pulgadas. c6ncaro. He-nc-
so trahajo. Envie su oricn acompanaGa del
original Y valor en- giro postal n Y de II
Cara. i0S Morales ST. San Antonio. Texas.
MUY POCOS nIAS,
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MPRESoRES:- ST necesita escueias dc
defurci Il, g-andes, estilo mcxicano. escriba
pidiendo trecios y uues:ras q lEuaclo Z.
Lozano. lis n. Santa Rosa Ave. San An
tonic, Texas.
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QUTTA-ARRUGAS. M5Gico Talisr3r contra
In veiez: hermcsca. Gi frcscura a! cCtp. quiz
tardo las arrugas por rcEeldns que sean.
Precio sI.e0. Direction: Minerva Medi-
cine Co. 1861 Guadalupe St. San Anto-
MO, Texas.
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Sc COAPRAN al contado Bones de Ia Ii
be-tad. Dirigirse a II. Cr.aeTaid. 32s west
Commerce ST.
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81 NECESITA carros para madan=a$ o car.
rar earipqjes. liable Il RoSALES: Teletono
Travis IIc6.
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lake and will move there this fall.
He will have sale as he has rented
his, farm to Can Nostras, Of near
Wooster.
Will Kulp has bought property in
Seville and will move there about Oct.
1st.
Albert Grim, of Steubenville, has
rented Earl Shaw's tenant house and
will live there till the threshing sea-
son is over.
Clyde Wertz lost a valuable horse
Sunday evening.
They drilled in the 3rd oil we'll on
the George Ballash farm Tuesday,
but it hasn't been shot yet. There is
some betting going on as to whether
they are dry holes or not.
Norman Henry, Of Pennsylvania, is
visiting at E. 0. Shelters for ten
days.
Mrs. and Miss Emma Ballash spent
Sunday at Ashland.
Will Harrington, Of Cleveland, is
spending his vaaction here with his
parents and brother. He is very often
e1hOu 1oI SllollCy SlAoPlu Will Illdt
dark spot, on his upper lip.
Miss Emma Bilash visited with
Miss Nina Shaw at Leroy Tuesday
evening.
The work on the cement road has
been somewhat delaped for the lack
Of cement.
John Sanders and family, of Cleve-
land, visited at @. A. Davis Sunday.
been somewhat delayed for the lack
this place, was married August 1st
to Gordon Hawks. They will make
their home in Chiacgo.
J. E. Gault and wife are spending
a week in Chicago. Mr.. Gault is
judging poultry there.
Mrs. E. E. Lowe is confined to the
house with a sprained ankle caused
by falling off the porch.
Mrs. John Flemings and children
are visiting friends and relatives for
ten days in Wadsworth.
Roy Kulp and wife and son visited
Mrs. Kulp's sister in Painesville last
week.
Should anyone have anything to
trade in the horse line call on John
Lyons.
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LITCHFIELD
Deferred Letter)

Mrs. Trial Crow is spending two
weeks with her son and family near
Akron at Little Reservoir. Mr.. Crow
spends part of the time with them.
Mrs. Walter Dague and two chill
dren, Of Lodi, are spending the week
with Mrs. Dagues' mother, Mrs. Jud-
son.
The five year old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Watkins, who under
went an operation at Elyria Memorial
hospital, has improved so much as to
be able to be brought home.
Mrs. Henry Case and granddaughter
Glenora are spending few days in
New London.
Mrs. Jessie Kent, of Elyria, is
spending short time with her cous-
in, Miss Mamie Stranahan. y
Miss Helen Smith, who has been
with her sister, Mrs. Farnum in
Cleveland, is at home. Her nephew
Ralph Damon came home with her.
Jim Bachtell is working in Elyria
these days.
George Marsh and brother Ted and
sister, Ruth, are at John Bart's this
week.
Mrs. Lestina Fritz of Spencer, was
in town this week.
The large barn of N. Morehouse
was struck by lightning early Tuesday
morning and burned to the ground
with all it's contents. We all sympa-
thize with them in their loss of the
hay, wheat and oats which was stored
in the barn.
Mrs. Rose Sabin and daughter Ruth
were in Cleveland Wednesday.
One Of the worst electrical storms
of many years passed over our little
village Monday night. It really die
not pass over it, but stayed with us
all night. Not much sleeping among
the people with so much ARTILLERY
over head.
Messrs. Mabel Eaken, Ruth Eaken
Marie Barth, Grace Breyley, Blanche
Holmes, Irene Sabin, Treva Hall ant
Hilda Kolp are camping at Chippew'
lake at cottage Pop Inn with Mis-
Hattie Bixby as chaperone.
P. O. Shank and son Neil, are at
tending the races at Randall today
Wednesday.
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NORTHWEST MEDINA CO.
VALLEY CITY


Mr.. George Stoskopf, of Hard
scrable, has commenced work on his
new house. John A. Smith has the
contract of building it.
Miss R. Smith, of Columbus, is the
guest of Miss Martha Appleby this
week.
Mrs. Eliza Beitt, of Cleveland, has
been visiting her son, P. J. Beitt, this
week.
Mrs. H. M. Oryis entertained rela-
tives from Elyria this week.
Rev. Theo. E. Prinz and family
came home Monday from Indiana,
where the Reverend was called to at
tend a funeral.
The Valley City A. C. will play the
Dover Club next Sunday at Valley
City, at the high school grounds.
Miss Stella Yost is at Elyria, at
tending convention this week.
The Weidner family reunion which
was to be held Saturday, August Is,
was postponed until next year. -
Rev. Fl. j. Hahn and Karl Metzger
returned home Sunday after a months
visit in Colorado, Kansas, Missouri
and Illinois. {,e X,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Wilson, and
Mr., and Mrs. L. ". James,, Of Cleve-
land, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
R. E. Carr. y, u,
Mr.. Frank Giepke was slightly in
.jured at his work Thursday and will
be confined to his bed for several
weks.e5. 4-.4 rg ts5
Complete, returns for Valley City
showed q vote Of 101 on the two-mill
school tax levy question-39 for the
levy and 81 against, the vote being
unusually light as only about one
fourth Of the voters came to the polls.
Supt, R. c.. Taught and family re-
turned home this week from a months
visit with relatives in Indiana and
Western Ohio
Robert Il. Carr received word Of
the death of his great-uncle Andrew
Carnegie, who passed away at his
summer home at Lenox, Mass, this
week.
Friends of Mrs. Helen Bennett, wife
of Glenn A. Bennett, of Grafton, very
much regret to hear Of her untimely
death, which took place at her home
Sunday morning. Mrs. Bennett was
but n years of age, and leaves four
daughters, aged from five weeks to
seven yaers. Death was due to
ptomaine poisoning peritonitis. Be-
sides her daughters she is survived
by her husband, and her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. E. Wolf, of Valley
City and two sisters and a brother
Funeral services were held at the
house Wednesday morning at 10 o.
clock conducted by Rev. w. B. Win
ton. Burial at the Liverpool cemetery
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ABBEYVILLE

Ralph Gunkelman, of Fargo, N. D.,
Mrs. w. M. Cast and VIM. Gunkel-
man, Of Lakewood, called at A. G.
Franks Wednesday afternoon Of last
week.
Albert Bauman and family, Of
Gallon, are visiting at Fred and Hen
ry Baumans. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Gunkelman and
Fred Kemp and family left Friday
morning for Niagara Falls, returning
Sunday evening. They drove through
in the formers mahcine.
Mesdames F. G. Pfeiffer, A. G. and
d. T. Auble, Of Medina, spent FRI
day at John Kemp's.
Mrs. Albert Frank spent Saturday
night in Medina and on Sunday ac-
4companied George Gruninger and
family to Cleveland for a visit with
relatives.
Capt. Jas. Peccorni and family, Of
Cleveland, are visiting his sister, Mrs.
Mary Metzger.
mi. and Mfs. JNhh Kemp visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.
,pfeiffer SUNDAY.
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@----H----
BURBANK

Channcie Frary was in Akron Mon
day.
VIM. Blough and family spent Sun
day at the home Of Wesley Booth
near Golden Corners.
Chas. Cast and wife and William
Myers and family spent Sunday at
the home Of Oliver Myers and wife
near Monroeville.
Chas. Byers and family, of York,
Pa, are visiting friends here at this
writing. 4
Mrs. John Kook died here Sunday
evening after a long illness.
Harry Kline, who died at his home
in Gallon, was brought here for
burial Thursday.
Noble Zehner and wife, of Akron,
visited friends in town Saturday and
Sunday.
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NORTHWEST GUILFORD

Ray Awker's boy fell off a wagon
and broke his arm.
Amy Pernod and John Walker
drilled wells on their places and got
good wells of water.
Quite a number Of farmers will 60
to the Anna Dean farm to see the
tractors work.
Fred Pernod threshed his oats and it
went Ga bushels per acre.
Jacob Miller spent several days in
Akron with his daughter, Mrs. Clara
App.
Mrs. Elmer Overdoff is able to use
crutches since her fall which fractured
her hip.
The Democrats will meet in the
Town Hall at the center of Guilford
to nominate township officers on Fri
day evening, August 15.
L. L. Welday starts tomorrow for
Tennessee. He is overseer of large
farm.
# Nick Hewitt sold his farm to Ly-
man Hewitt.
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BEEBETOWN

Sadie Barton, of Youngstown, and
Mrs. Barton, of Medina, visited at
Floyd Sherman's over Sunday.
Mrs. Morse, of Elyria, is visiting
friends in Beebetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore and Albert
Woodruff, of Medina, and Edward
Mayer, Of Cleveland, spent Sunday
with Jake Smith.
John Mayer and family spent Sun
day with Mrs. Mayors sister in
Cleveland.
Earl Kinch and family, of Creston,
visited at w. J. Kinch's Sunday.
Guy Young and family, Of Lake
wood, visited at Rolly Wards a cou-
pie of days last week.
Miss Anna Kinch, of Creston, is
spending couple of weeks with her
uncle, w. J. Kinch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hasgood and daugh-
ter visited in Cleveland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Swinburn are
visiting realtives in New York
Mrs. Brown, Of Medina, is caring
for Mrs. John Swinburn while their
son is away.
Fred Garman and family were at
Will Kinch's Sunday.
The w. G. T. u. will meet at Jim
Miller's August 18th. There will be
election of officers.
Bert Lockwood has very much i'm
proved his house by adding kitchen
and bath room.
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7. A. Bishop.
Miss Catherine Neufeld spent last
week with Miss Laura Johns, Of
Cleveland.
Mrs. H, r. Gardner visited rela-
tives in New Cornerstown and Bolivar
last week.
Mrs. Homer Freidt and children, Of
Lorain, are spending the week with
her mother, Mrs. Sarah johnson.
M. E. Branch, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Weiss and Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Bishop
attended the tractor demonstration at
Barberton Tuesday.
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POE
" y

S. E. Johnson and wife started on
Wednesday morning for West Vir-
ginia to visit relatives.
The Sunday school convention held
at the church Sunday afternoon and
evening was well attended. There
were some fine addresses given.
Mr.. Henry Rickard and wife have
returned from their trip of ten days
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THE MEDINA SENTINEL

at Ann Arbor, Mich.
5. H. Hoddinott and family start
Saturday morning for Adrian, Mich,
to visit friends and relatives.
The ice cream social given by the
young people at Mr.. Coles was well
attended and all seemed to enjoy the
evening.
= Mrs. Kaufman is spending a few
days with her son Dwight, in Cleve-
land.
Continued on page 12)
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MALLET CREEK

The w. G. T. u met at the home
.,of G. "A. Manning on Wednesday Of
last week. Six new members were
taken In and the following officers
were elected: Pres, Mrs. G. A. Hin
man; Vice Pres, Mrs, M. E. Foskett;
Sec, Mrs. J. p. Indoe; Treas, Mrs.
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SOUTHEAST MEDINA CO.
SOUTH MONTvILLE

The writer is on the sick list and
not able to do anything. Charles Cor
bine is doing my housework.
Mr.. /. Markley is hauling cement
silo blocks for the Brubakers.,
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character, to help in care Of home and
children. One who will appreciate
the advantages of a good home and
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The Washington herald., 1919-12-06
THE TOWN CRIER.

Dnnee st the University Club OF
the evening OF December 9.
Meeting Of the EeIeet KIub 10
night at 24oo Sixteenth stree
northwest
Meeting Of the All ststes Ladi~S
Drill Team IN Thomson School q
S o'clock tonight
Motion pictures entitled srHesdI
Winn," will be shown In the UnE
versity Club at $40 o'clock tonight
Meeting Of washInEton Chapter
Lay Alumni Association OF Cath
Ollie University. in graduate hall Of
the university, at 1880 o'clock to
morrow morning.
Meeting Of the local branch o.
Howard Alumni Association at {
o'clock tonight at 1850 Third stree
northwest.
Meeting Of the North Capitol ans
lexington Citizens Association a.
the Emery School Building. Decem.
ber 3, at p. m.