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ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baker OF Vic.
toria, Texas, were visitors in the city
Sunday.
coIgate's Charming tale powder.
WooIson'c. x6
Mr.. William Cureton of Cleveland
Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Cummings Fredericktown.
Mr.. Lewis F.. Popham of Cleveland
was a weekend visitor in Mt. Ver-
non.
Miss Adelaide Rooms of Coshocton
visited friends and relatives in Mt.
Vernon over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Huntsberry
were visitors at Buckeye Lake Mon
day.
Miss Agnes Somers of East Pleas
ant street spent the Fourth at Buck
eye Lake.
Camping supplies, fishing tackle,
etc. WooIson's. x6
Miss Henrietta McLarnan of North
Sandusky street spent Monday in Co.
lumbus.
Miss Mae Grimm of North Gather
inc street was visitor in Columbus
Sunday.
Mr.. c. b. Mccullough returned to
Canton Tuesday after visiting over
the Fourth with relatives.
Master Lowell Thayer of Cleveland
Is the guest of his cousin, Philip
Stinemetz, Of Lock.
Mr. Charles V. Critchfield returned
to Cleveland Tuesday after spending
the weekend here with his family.
Mr.. Emile Cornell of Ridgewood av-
enue is spending number Of days in
Newark.
Mr.. George A. Harter of Akron
spent Sunday and Monday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George s. IIar
ter of this city.
Crown bottle caps, SOC gross. Wool
sons. xG
Mr.. Charles Nichols and daughter,
Dorothy, of Akron, spent Sunday and
Monday in Mt. Vernon visiting rela.
tives and friends.
Mr.. G. ID. Mccullough OF Canton. o.,
who had been visiting relatives here
for several days, returned to that city
Monday
Mr.. w. N. Cline returned from Co.
lumbus Tuesday after spending the
4 weekend with his family in that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs II. J. Murray and Mrs.
II. c.. Blocher left Sunday for two
weeks visit at Chattanooga, Tenn,
and other cities.
Mr.. G. S. Starner and family, of
| Big Prairie, Ohio, visited Sunday and
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Park.
or and family.
Miss Winifred Shepherd of Dan
vile was the guest of Mrs. +. c. With
erell Mansfield Avenue, Sunday and
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelley and
Miss Elizabeth Kelley of South Gay
street and Mr.. Raymond Taugher mo-
tored to Marion and spent the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Ackerman OF
Akron was the weekend guests oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ackerman OF
North Main street.
Films .developcd and printed. Wool
sons. xG
Miss Lucy Ward of West Sugar
street went to Akron Saturday. after
noon to spend u number of days with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Galbraith and
children and Mrs. John Cooper and
daughter OF Spencerville. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cooper of Co
umbus road.
Mr.. Stephen Rine and family, Mr.
, Frank Rine and family and theil
r mother, Mrs. Lucinda Rine, visitet
5 with relatives near Coshocton ove
tho Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Owen ant
, their guests. Mr.. and Mrs, Franl
. place .of Newark and Mr.. Phillip Els
a lie spent Sunday and Mondey In New
!, Philadelphia.
Messrs Henry and John Sauer
n Miss Glenna Sauer of East Pleasan
i street and Miss Margaret Merlca o
:. TT. Wayne, Ind. spent Monday in &C
r lumbus.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Doyle an
8 daughter. OF Cleveland, and Mr.. Ra,
). mond Wagner OF Miami, Fla, are tn
l. guests of Mrs. ELLA Wagner, Eas
l, Hamtramck street.
We have a carload Of Holmes oou'
n, ty run Of mlne coal, suitable ia
|, steam use, at 80 per ton at plant an
Q, $40 per ton delivered. This price goo
Of for this car only. Mt. Vernon Hay G.
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Houyeaux an
TX daughter, Madeline, of West Hie
g. street and Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper M
Mt Culough and son. Arthur of Ridg
tn wood avenue left Saturday evenir