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Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Moore of Cot
tage street spent Thursday in Colum-
bus.
Mrs. Banner M. Allen of East High
street went to Columbus this morn
ing to spend the day.
Mr.. William Lytle left last evening
for Gas city, Ind, where he will visit
relatives for ten days.
Correct midsummer styles in wo-
mems oxfords. Genuine reductions.
Sevcrns' August clearance. XII
Mr.. l.. X. Owen of Kilbourne is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Miller of
East Hamtramck street today.
Highest prices paid for wool. All
kinds of farm products at old McCon
nell warehouse. lowering Bros. tt
Mr.. William Lang of Indianapolis,
who formerly resided here, is visiting
here now after an absence of 80 years
This is the last week of the Aug
ust clean up sale. Shop today and
save. Dowds Dry Goods Co. x23.x22t
Mrs. J. Mulhen returned to Akron
this morning after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Christopher of the Newark
road.
Mr.. William r.. Buxton will leave
Monday morning for an extended trip
through Texas and other points in the
SOUTH
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant X. Smith are
home from Snow Island where they
spent part of the summer at their
cottage.
Ground Grippers,' the rational
shoe for the human foot. Severns,
West Vine. XII
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Forthume, Jr.,
left today for Pennsborough, Pa,
where Mr.. FOrthume will be employ
ed.
Miss Caroline Osborne of North
Park street left today for a several
week s trip to Belefontaine and Co
lumbus.
DR.. Carl n. Lorey, Miss Eleanor
Lorey and Frederick Lorey of East
Chestnut street were visitors in Co.
lumbus today.
4. Mr.. and Mrs. Winchester Faust Of
East Burgess street went to Carding-
ton Thursday to attend the Faust
family reunion.
steer Relief" never gets careless,
nor looks around. Insures safety by
attending to business. Fully guaran-
teed. Warner w. Miller, sales agent,
224 South Main. x2l x22"
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gorsuch of the
Mar;insburg road left today for Ash
land, Ky, where they expect to re-
side in the future.
Mrs. ]. w. Clark and family re-
turned to Elyria Thursday after Wis
> iting her sister, Mrs. Leo Phillips, of
= West Gambler street.
y steer Relief" makes the Ford the
', best steering machine on the road
j, Have one put on at Renouard & Pat
terson's, 224 South Main. Fully guar
: anteed x21 x22'
: Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Shipley and
son. Evan Shipley, Miss Claire
Sweeney, and Lantz Waight were Wis
itors at Buckeye Lake Wednesday
. evening.
Mrs. James Summers and children
;, and Mrs. George Howell of Cleveland
are visiting their brother, Mr.. Frani
Mardis, and family, of East Curtis
,. street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. M. Spence and the
Misses Dorothy and Marguerite
Spence, of East Burgess street, spen
. Wednesday in Lock with Mrs. |. ID
Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Orsborn have
9 gone to Chicago to spend several day
with relatives. Mr.. Orsborn Is ;
- clerk at the local Pennsylvania rail
10 road shops.
), Mr. and Mrs. l.. ID. Hetrick and son
Lorin Edward, and Mrs. j. B. Ton
10 OF Columbus spent Wednesday il
Il. this city. Mrs. Tom remained her
for short visit with relatives.
.v Mrs. Charles NanNoOrhis and child
v rem of Newark are the guests of MI
D, and Mrs. Paul Turner of Mansfield
y evenue. Mr.. VanVoorhis will come /
this city Friday to spend the week
20 end.
~. Among the Mt. Vernon people VIII
~ are camping at Buckeye Lake ore
Al lob
e- MI anu Mrs' 'ohh M "ooi'soh an
al daughter, Annabelle. Mr. and Mr.
n. Harry Bum. Mr. and Mrs. John N,
Ian, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kerr, Mr.
-. John Dennis and son, Billy, Georg
nunn aud Harhnrt Wnir