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Mr.. Hester Jones was visitor in
Columbus Thursday.
Or. Glsnnon, dentist southwest
corner Main and Gambler upstairs. 81
Mrs. s. d. Rice of Danville spent
Thursday in this city.
Drugs and medicines dt old prices,
delivered free. Fox G. 5teinhoff.
TurS If
| Mr.. Ruel Vanwinkle and family, Of
East Union, spent Sunday with rela.
tives here.
Fresh oysters, dressed poultry and
rabbits. Nj. Vernon Fish Market, E.,
M. sioeher, manager. Phone 1892. x24
Rev. Erskipe OF Michigan is holding
series of meetings at the Presby-
terian church.
Taxi service. night or day; careful
driving. Phone 1856. TuWT If
Children's coat needs can be salts
fed at Ringwalt's. Many models dis
played in their south window. X23
! Feed your. rabbits GLOSK 7
RABBIT FEED Sold by Northwest
ern Elevator G. Mill Co. If
Sand gift e.f produce or money to
the Home for the Aged on Saturday,
Oct. 25. ,x24
Feed your rabbits GLOSK O,A T
RABBIT FEED. Sold by Northwest.
ern Elevator & Mill Co. If
Mrs. Della Stull of Butler was
moved from the b. & o. station to
Mercy hospital Wednesday afternoon
in McCormick's ambulance.
Magical with mystery, glowing with
coiors. See Nazimova in "The Red
Lantern" at the Vine today and to.
morrow. x29
Mrs. Victor Servais returned to
Pleasantvile Thursday after spend
ing several days at the home of Mrs
$. II. Easterday OF West Gambler
street.
Miss Addie Arnold OF North Gay
street went to Columbus this mora
ing to spend the day.
Mr.. Vincent Bartholomew OF Woos.
ter is the guest OF Miss Madeline
Taylor, OF West Franklin street.
Don't forget Harvest Home day,
Saturday, at the home for the Aged.
x2E
Mrs. Clara Doup of East Sugar
street went to Cleveland today to Wis
1t her daughter, Mrs. Clyde Irvine.
Ladies' Aid selve-serve supper Mes.
siah church Saturday evening, Oct.
25. x23.x24"
Mr.. and Mrs. james Christopher re-
turned to their home in Cleveland
! Thursday after spending several days
hers.
Taxi service. night or day; careful
driving. Phone 1856. TuWT If
| Mrs. Samuel Hartman and son, of
East Ohio avenue. left Thursday af-
tcrnoon for Cincinnati where they
will visit relatives.
A story rich In tint and rare in har-
mony. See Nazimova In "The Red
Red Lantern" at the Vine today and
tomorrow. x23
Youngs new 1ewelry store is now
! located In the Hull building, No. II
South Main street. Phone No. Z.
da&* II
Mr. Lowell NJ. Harter and Mr. and
Mrs. George Groshens OF Canton, o.,
were In the city Wednesday to attend
tho funnrn1 ,f IN 1,ta In
Cough.
The Mt. Vernon Fruit Market at 225
South Main street Is open every even
ing until . o'clock Open on Sundays
also. Fresh stock Of groceries and
fruit. x23
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Patterson of
Cleveland are spending several days
In this city. called here by the death
Of their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Harry
Patterson.
Mrs, Katherine Tiger OF Mechanic
street and Mrs. Sarah Welsh OF East
High street went to Danville Thurs
day to spend the day.
Mrs. Joseph Diliman and daughter
Airline, have returned to their home
In Conneaut after visiting Mrs. Dill
liman's sisters, Mrs. John Bowden
Mrs. Charles Christopher and Mrs. lru
Stanton.
Fresh blue pike! TWO pounds for
25c. Delightful flavor. No dinner Is
complete without them. Mt. Vernon
Fish Market, e. m. Biooher, manager
Phone 1909. We deliver. Nj
There will be box social and spell
ing school at Coon Hill school Friday
Oct. 81 at p, m, at which a porch
swing made by the boys of the school
will he sold The proceeds of tho
evening will be used In purchasing q
musical instrument for the school
Everybody cordially invited. Ladies
please bring boxes. F!Tu.x2S'x2S'
Fresh blue pike. TWO pounds fo
26c. Delightful flavor. No dinner Il
complete without them. Mt. Vernon