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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-19

Deputy sheriff Charles swanson
viii take George Carver and Glenn
FauanAeht 20 the state penitsntlary
~ McAi@Nter s0morrow morning
Carver mutt serve two years ana
Fansnssh one year.
Homer Hlrxei serond son Of Me-
and Mrs Frad HirxaI On thla civ.
viii finish his four year course IL
the A. \ M college at sulIwater
Saturday Examinations viii be On ali
q this week Homer came ,va- from
stlilwater Yesterday and Mrs. Hlrrss
returned with him 10 be- on hand 4.
tho closing events. Homer has mod-
splendid record and has fitte him
SELF Tor business career.
-jndg" Swank Will hold short
session Of court here Saturday. Mo.
tions and demurers will BE- heard
Monday January "a, and the Jury
term will begin on thc following Mon
day. After the docket Ia cleared
Judge Swank will adjourn court for
the summer. The criminal docket "a
light this time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-19

Get in on the "who iS who" con
test. II is not hard and it may be
the means Of getting you a nice cash
present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-19

Logan county VIII stand III aer
own lAeht by failing 10 vote road
bond lnsue." said tsfata Hlghway
Commissioner Henry Wood. here to-
day Logan eau profit much mor-
than many other counties BY q good
roads program; your hard roads can
supplement- tho rails % per cent Ths
building cost hero will not be- ao
heavy hart surfaced reads ara tbs
best bet In Logan"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-19

CONTINUED on Page I. Col
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
AUCTI0Ns-LEcALs
Legal Notices
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC urILrr1Es.
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.

soaaed proposals. for repanunx two
million cubic foot gas holder at Moore
and Graham Streets. in accordance with
specifications on file ut tho once OF m,
department. Room 100. CITY Hall. will
DO received until noon October 7. 1920.
Certified check for 800 must accomn,,v
the proposal. Bids must BE- inclosed in
sealed envelopes marked Proposals 70,
Rcpainung Gas Holder" addressed to tho
Director Of Public Utilities
Tho right 10 reject any and all bids 4,
reserved.
e. W. TRAFFoRD. Director.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
X. S. HuDGINS & co.
NO. 3 Mutual building

No. Mutual building.
cottage. bargain. Se.TJo.
house and bath: $500.
$1,000.
ou;bui!dings: $4,000.
and river: $4,000.
Ing city: 100000 trade.
Ia acres: Groom city house: At sta
hon on c. & o.. beautiful lawn; $4,000.
good land: 1ne tobacco farm: $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY J. Il. EORVELL,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
z6o4 Hull street, Richmond, Va

Auction Sale for the account of tho
estate OF c. II. Dorset, deceased
In order to Settle the estate of C
III. Dorset. ! have been requested to
offer for sale ut Public Auction. on
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18TH, 1920.
AT O'Clock p. NJ.
the hereinafter described property.
No. $500 Hull Street, with n larE @
,,wo,sfory brick store. "a feet 1 inch
S BY aeo I feet; nov occupied by c. H
NO. 26o2 Hull Street, SO feet from.
with one-story frame store build :
'nS So ece sSosd as tiui E;rossery store.
1e.1o a-s feet with a practically r new
one-story brick building. occupied by
South Richmond Bank ~
No. 260i Hull Street. fronting % So
building. occupied as millinery
All OF the above property extends
back to an alley 1877 feet
ner of Clopton and Decatur Streets cts
with a large two-story frame dwell.
ling of z rooms thereon.
All or this brick property is prac-
ants. eoou Ten :
This Is, the best business nroner+v
t shht NJ mas ID been offered for sale on this
Ing situated at tho Junction Of Hill p
sn rfG IS s snn fhs To ialo,han Turnpike
merca ntile business ii"e OF
TERMS: One-third cash md hal
a adsa. in ono and two years The de-
1eIfed payments 1ae evidenced by ne
trust on the property. ueeo OF
For further information desired
~ =; MoRvELL. Auc,ioneer.
z6O4 HUI Street, Richmond ".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
FARMS.

FARMS.
Az acres, Is acres
cleared and in cultiva-
ton, on i'm proved
road, 8 miles north of
Richmond; 6 rooms.
bath, pantry, hot and
cold water; all neces-
sary out b uild ings;
everything in Al con-
dition. Price, $4,000.
81 acres, 40 acres
cleared, 10 miles from
K itch m on d; Groom
dwelling, newly paint
ed; good outbuildings,
nice orchard; will ex-
change for city prop
erty; $4,000.
1922 acres, % acres
cleared, 13 miles north
of Richmond, near car
line; 4-room bunga-
low; good outbuild-
lngs; nice lot of fruit
trees, $4,000.
43 acres, 20 acres
cleared, Is miles north
OF Richmond; Groom
dwelling, in Al condi-
ton; good outbuild-
lngs fine orch ard.
Price, $500.
J. A. CONNOLLY & co.
18th and Franklin SITS.
FARMS For SALE.
poe in wood; on main road s:ea reSd bal al
40 acr.. 80 cleared: new broom b,ur.
11ssWo outbuiidinHs: ine tobacco land
James River farm. contains 40 acre,
.yo cleared: 100 acres nne river low
'iouEus tIlEht- room house. good la r,
ind hne richard. Railroad Rms thronr,
D!1ce. near city: So. 900
sAML z. DUGGRa
With
BLhfcKBUIsN & ROGERS.
hD<pREDS OF users voluntarily testif,
Dispatch Want Ada, A''oe'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

LAKESIDE ORANGE GROyT,-SnI.ndTI
oui,uihEs; near town. Completely equip
pcu money making lake farm and
Is, town, short drive. = cities: Is acres.
al AZ ti!!anle. 400 orange trees: 7-room' bun
rn0ne overlooking lake; barn. garage,
i I9oa mouse. poultry house: magnificent
owner unable care for It: includes horse,
Ms6ohs machinery. tools. quantity corn
beans: only 5000 par, cash: easy terms:
a se1,i nus and l0-acre farm in resort
n,S new iiiiIstrated catalogue farm bar
Strout Farm Agency 1910 T. Graha ~,
I5IdG. Jacksonville. Fla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
If YOU INTEND RuYrNG A FAR,
NOW IS TIE TiSiE TO 20 III

If S99@% Is lssT FaE r1 hHy1 rs % Fl farm
10 acres. IL miles from Richmond on
good road: Groom house. usual out
,'i,,iass; 70 acres in high state OF cui-
in Hanover County and should DO sHe n
TO be appreciated. Owner is leaving thu
State and is anxious TO sell. Price Sc. 600.
2ot acres. in Hanover County, SO acres
IN high state OF cultivation and well
room house, earns. silos. and numerous
other outbuilsiinEs; % miles from Rich.
m9nd and milo from railroad station:
go acres. SO in rood state of cult
TO GU; 1000. 900 feet. 90 acres in eorda
wood: l-2 miles from landing on the
James Ritter; The land Is worth $1,000
ana inc TIMBER $1,000: owner IL anxious
from car line. miles from Richmond:
$3.50.
z acres. nice little Groom cottage. ia
Richmond: 81. 500. ''''a
We haye numerous other farms for sale
around Richmond at bargain prices. Cali
10 see us II you want a bargain
N. Ninth St. Room l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
X V. wIIITEIIURST & COMPANY.
l0lt East Main Street
MIR HAYGOOD.
ALFRED NELL & COMPANY.
FARM BARGAINS.

80 acres. Chesterfield County. IS acres
cleared. balance wood Large orchard in
full bearing: grapes and all kinds Of
lru!, FNc-room house. in good condi-
ton. New stable. sinoke house and large
tobacco barn. Right mt church and store.
School convenient Good road. VIII sell
or exchange Tor city property.
81 acres. Powhatan County. 9 miles from
railroad. store. church and school: 80
acres cleared. balance wood and timber
Young orchards: some fencing: good s.
room cottage. barns and outbuiidi nEs
tr!cc. $500. Easy terms
- acres. 4-room cottage. stop &c
Petersburg car line: conve nicnt for any
one wishing TO work in the city. Price.
i25 acres. cord wood and timber Splen-
did grazing land. Price. S2.20V. or viii
exchange Tor city lots.
7. acres. Groom cottage. convenient to
IhtIroao. Right at stores. church and
school Price. $500.
g., Sec US for farms. large or small. any
ALFRED NELL & COMPANY.
lOl North Eighth Street
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
Lots for Sale

lois TOT Sale 85
a. FEw lots two blocks from CHAMBER
layne Avenue. S:I each. Terms SIS cash
North Richmond Chamberiayne Avenu 1s
l. now being built and paved into Broad ST.
Is ill. care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
LOOK AT TITS NICE HOME. INVEST

LOOK AT THIS NICE HOME. INvrgr
-, MENT AND BARGAIN.
~ acres land. 200 fine pasture
Is cultivation. rest in nice timber:
nne Groom dwelling. almost new:
electric lights and running water
In house and barn: barn almost
new: nice orchard: lovely view
OVER large river. right in front
farm. Load produce on steamer
right from farm: Two miles sta
ilon on railroad: buildings worth
5l5.O0O: timber worth $4,000:
lana alone worth $4,000. Ali for
sto an acre: reasonable terms.
acvrn miles town good roads: good
roads to Richmond and West
w. r. RRoADDUs.
West Point. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

ONE-HAI.F ACRE-l3rookinnd Garden
ssatiHn: - per month Communication: easy
nonthly payments. These little farms can
do9bie N ore year. Tho Crescent Really
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

FOR SALE OR Observation-Disclosures room
frame and shingle new house in l1arch-
month. suburb OF Norfolk. Va: delightful
neighborh2od; all modern nveniencGs:
5cSi1o; easy terms. Viii exchange for
home in Richmond. Va Address BOX ilil.
GOOD homo on South Cherry Street: flvo
rooms. Possession in 80 days. Price.
$4,000. Terms, See Chas. F.. Ruchrmund
Room t6. Allison Building. 500 liz East
Main street.
HOME BUYERS. ATTENTION!-Stop
paying rent: own homo easy pay
ment plan. We make IL possible Under
our plan OF co-opcrntion We loan you the
money to buy. build or pay off the mort
Il monthly on each 1000 borrowed ed plus is'i
unpaid balance. Long time 10 nay. with
liberal suspension for sickness or disabiIi-
ties. This Is an opportunity OF a life
sm ebo1 Coma ahG II and as ss explain Write
The Cooperative League OF America Gi9
MutYal Building.
HOUSEWIFE sell direct from owner for
caah at a bargain or trade for city Inn
proved property my splendid nIne-room
house Just 1utsidc city on westhampton
water heat. electric limits. city water:
fruit trees; Lcautifui oak grove: very
large lot; flowers. shrubs and good gar.
don. This Is very attractive home Mt
possession. L lis. care Tines pispateR sN
NEW stueco house, rooms and bath
a9l2 FIFTH Ave. Highland Park.
NICE 7-room house with lot 20 fcct nv
=. LEO feet In good location: close 10 car
INES and schools: cheap 10 Quick huvcr
us Twenty-stIth ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale 81
A BARGAIN.

e37 acres. $4,000: 100 acres clear:
dwelling has rooms and basement: good
condition. barn for 20 cows. garage. and
other necessary outouildinEs. Fine for
stock farm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

2 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

----------------------.
business Property Sc
- FOR SALE
~ FoUN.sT0RY EkiGK WAREHOUSE
s5stS IF INTERESTED APPLY AT
seg.., l31s T. MAIN ST
1850 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
&
Farms and Land for Sale SO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES farm. s miles from
sttgc5ty. on good road and station one biocE
quay: price. $3.50: small payment down
h1Rnce monthly. with no interest Ths
&Creecent Realty CORD. 100 n. Seventh ST
eTELEPHONE your Want Ad 20 tbs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

'WANTED-To rent hou,e or NAT 1Sd,c.,
ID ZIG. care Times- DISPATCH
SIS REWARD to any one succey.ful In
fSrenting me suitable or 5-rOoin apar:.
ment in the West End. Murray Jonas
1I6 East Broad ST. Phone Randolph 1854
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY
~, NIchmond Va. Sent q 1890,
tne directors OF this COMPANY have this
day declared quarterly dividend OF TWO
per cent t2Ee) payable October l. 1920 10
1920. 80
l.. d. ATi.E--- s.cretnr
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-04-29
COUNTY DIVISION COMMITTEE
heid Meeting Here Last Thursdsv
With Delegates From All of
Proposed New Counties

The eYecutice committee of 4ho
county division campaign committoo
met IN Punta Gorda last Thursday
AFTERNOON and held star cham ber"
session. Very little that was done or
Planned is to be given out until tho
proper time arrives, for the commit.
tee believes that the success of the
campaign depends upon keeping
TIE gang" in ignorance of the com
mittee's plans.
1t was decided to call for S5 Ono
for a fund to conduct an aducation,I
campaign among the voters and
SI,OOO of this was assessed to Punta
torda. H. X. Dreggors was appoin.-
ed chairman of the committee ia
false this money and he was instruct.
ea to have half of it in the bank
ready for use the next day. 1T will
De there" said Mr.. Dreggors. and i.
goes without saying that il was
from now on an aggressive campaten
VII be conducted to educate the yot-
MS to the necessity and dcsirability
i dividing DeSOto county.
Delegates from all parts of the
ounty were present and were enter.
aimed by ladies of the Civic Associa.
ION, who served a splendid dinner in
ne commercial rooms at $50.
a public meeting had been an !
ounsed, but because OF the fact that l.
many men went to Fort Myers that ,
.ght and becauce SO many attended $
le commencement exercises, at no -
me were enough men present to n
'eaE to, although during the even II
g possibly hundred or more visit d
the hall. h
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-04-29
LOCAL ITEMS

F. K. Blount spent few davo .
this week in Barlow. =
For cheap lumber and quick daIiv.
cry see W. o. sILCoX.-adv.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Octave Bell
Thursday April %, a daughter
Full line of breakfast foods At
smiths place,-adv.
John R. Hurton. of Sarasota was
mere Sunday visiting his family
Saturday viii be May first the
beginning of the picnic season.
Music rolls-the very latest-for
player pianos-at Cochran's.-adv.
Jas. K. McClelland and Brady Will
HamS spent Tuesday in Arcadia.
o. H, Cribbens. of Sarasota spent
few hours in Punta Gorda Monday.
A. Aldridge and brothers of Bar-
mont, spent Sunday in Punta Gor9a
Buy your coffee in the bean and
nave Smith grind it while you wait ,
-adv. 81
j. j. Hastictt came in from Arcad- Y
Ia Tuesday on visit TO 2unta Gorda
friends.
FEED, FERTILIZERS AND s
.hAIEs. l.5I - L. VI. WHITTEN, b
AGENT. oIth 7
Mrs. j. w. Bennett and two chill
dren of Charlotte Harbor, went up N
to Arcadia, Monday morning. o
A lot of pecky cypress, just re- a
ceived, will sell cheap.-W. 0. SILL o.
CON.-adv.
Sammje Smith, one of Nocatee's 81
most popular young men, was in ca
'unta Gorda Saturday evening, the m
guest of Miss Mae Richardson. w
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-04-29
TYPES MET ON THE TRAIN
OOserHant Man HAS Divided His Eel.
o" Travellers Into Types, and
Makes Remarks Thereon.

Roughly, fellow railway passengers
may be divided into those who want
TO talk and those who don't Thers
are then countless subdivisions. among
"iiich are: Those who want to he
seen on and those who don't. thoss
VINO IKE the windows open and those
VINO don't; those who stare aiS .,Ase
VINO don't; those who travel with chill.
ureh ana those who don't; those who
cause the tunnels to smell Gf brandy
ana those who don't; those who buv
papers Of their own and those who
borrow them, and those who know that
the train will take them where they
want to go. without changing and those
VINO don't, according to t. V. Iucns In
Land and Water.
The list Is by no means exhausted
Out the urSt group IS the most Inn ;
portant. because 1t is the takers who I
nave the greatest power to mar Ionr.
hey One can ignore the vognries Of
the others, but the persistent talkcr Is
not to be disreGarded, however nh.
Sofhlng ones novel may he, and par
ucularly so when he sits Tn the oppo-
size seat and has rowing ana compel. :
ing eye as he almost always has.
mat mechanical nuisance the roIl.
way Wag, seems to he on the decline
1t any rate, it Is long since saw .
my fresh signs of the old oblteratIye
aceuouSncSS which removed the IS" Z.
rom seat so that each side of the !;
compartment was made to "eat five ::
erSonS," or reduced until the train :.
tops to until the rain stops" But =
nee there were few carriages which
al not been under this humorIst's
hlfe. Another railway character.
men no doubt EXISTS, | never have
zen NJ all. | refer to the man who
but | viii tell you. There was n |
lNed discussion the other day upon
Ie performers of actions which gnve |
StInctlon by their rarity, and won +
naming this parsonage What, the
gumcnt ran, was the most unrom-
on thing which, In a normal sphere.
y of us had done; that ls to say. h
- - Wv jungle, NOT III lADrHnOf or N
ezra del fuego, but whore tail hats N
worn and offices attrndrd2 IN
Wen, this one had shaken hands IN
tn the King and that one had caught |.
Tom lioyWardi ths one had cs.
led from n house on fire, and that
! arrested burglar IN his own din +
room. But such deeds, though re.
rkabIe, are not unique; other men l.
'e claSpcd the regal fingers, and l.
n Hayward is not exclusively II:
wed, or run ont, or Stumpod. or r.
IN very unfairly leg before;
lie fires ana hurgIarlcs arc OF too
slant occurrence. Hence II was
no beat them all by saying that I
once stopped a train by pulling the II
cord hadn't, OF
Sc, but 1t carried the day. Not H.
was 1t untrue Of myself bnt
never met anyone Of whom II Al
true or who was In train when
a thing happcned H
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-04-29
Saint SWceny

Saint Sweeny wns rcal flesh nm,
Diood saint. He was nineteenth II
succession to Saint Patrick in the Sc,
or Armagh, and succeeded to the arch
bishopric in A. u. rs. "The Fou,
MaSterS,' az also the Book Of Lejn.
ster, states him son Of CronmnIl son
OF Roman Of III" UiNlalIain.
"The Leabhar Breac calls him In
Sui, that Is the sage. His death is set
down as occurring June q. 729 (recte
|3o). on which day his festival ls mem
toned In the MartyrOlogy Of Donegal
"All the lists have him sitting 0f.
teen years but that in the Yellow Book
OF Lecan, which assigns only twelve"
IN IRISH the name Is spelled Sublime
but has been angIIclzcd Sweeny. which
approaches very nearly the true pro-
huhciation. In the Anpl0-SaxOn Cbrou-
lcie at the date A. y. eJ2 the death ~
the celebrated Sublime, son Of Mae
uIhfia ahchorite and scribe Of Clop- /
HachnOis, IS recorded az follows. "Tn /
ne same year S92 died SwIfneb tba |
most learned doctor among the Scots"
ms clearly indicates the cgutaupor.
ry pronunciation of the name He
vas one of the three Irlshmrn who
isited Alfred the Great in 89l.
2Ga'.'y and quick gcrylce al
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-04-29

] Miss Mae Richardson. of Arcadia
Is IN PuAta Gorda on a weeks vjsi
1 70 her cousin. Mrs. John Gunter.
Capt. ". H Johnson of South Ro.
ca Grande. well known pilot and gen.
lal good fellow, is spending the dav
mlngling with friends here.
Mrs. W. NJ. Mayes and daughter
MISS Willette, left Wednesday morn
ing for Lebanon, Ky. where thev
will spend the summer.
MISS Elizabeth Cooper is spending
few days with her friend. Miss
oimmonds, daughter cS DR.. and Mrs
j. A. Simmonds, in Arcadia.
FOR SALE-Seven thousand GAL
Ions finest pure Florida cane svrup
IN large or small quantities. A ! |
hlNSEL & CO.-adv.1O-tf.
Towles P. Douglas, Jr.. visited St
petersburg past weekend, where he
bought for his father an automobile
Ehleh he drove home Sunday night
Mrs. T. A. Argo and young son
Vho nave been here visiting Mr.. and
irs. M. c. Cummings, left for their
-ome in Mulberry, Monday morning, {
Have your coffee ground in our {
eW electric mill while you wait, GET !
ing the full strength and aroma. II e
'. Smith, grocer-baker.-adv. 7
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Carlton of Ar .
adia' with their infant son, spent +
eVeral days of this week visiting the W
aby's grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs 6. q,
Huffman, in this city. al
Knsel's big sale ends Saturday
ay first, If you want to save money &C
high grade. desirable ana season ia
'Ie merchandise, don't pass up this til
portuntty,-adv. tn
Due TO expert treatment by w O. 80
.eoX, E, Mowers home on north co
ST Marian avenue now puts uD a nj
'st handsome appearance. 1t IN,
ars its new dress of paint most be- fin
ningly./ ~,
Don't for2et that Saturday is the ins
day Of kinsel's clearance sale. ed
are offering real bargains. 1t
be many a day before you will be
e to buy such goods at such low CIR
,es. Avoid regrets and loss by taxi AG
advantage of this opportunity. -
dy.
has. W. Shaw and Coe Allen left
morning fer ko&omo. Ind, the =
ner to resume his old position in {
ig foundry and The latter TO en- =
e in work with an automobile
eern. Friends wish them both
and will look for their early re- '
to Punta Gorda
A. ElweIrs home on northeast Y
npia avenue is nearing compile
The addition and renovation
erly spoken of in these columns
ants in reality to new building.
It would not now be recognized
ne small house which formerly
pied the site And it's a pretty
;, quite an improvement.
:. Citizens, who owns a valuable
here, left for Bridgeton, NJ, -
lesday morning Mr.. Citizens is
nta Gorda booster and when ppo1
le rises to assert that the farm AQs
6LPi
1rzT
Syp.I.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-04-29

er hasn't as good chances of success
mere as any other place in the Irntted
states ne is prepared to show them
,ney know not whereof thev speak
''' "ltheAs will return in October
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-04-29

FEEDS, FERTILIZERS AVN
CkAIiHS. - l.. VI. WHITTEN
''''-' gtih,
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-04-29

The Peoples Candidate for CoyerBor
Give MIN your. first choice vote. He
is Tor all the people All the time
adv.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-04-29

Quality and quick service q,
place adv.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-11-26
PERSONALS

DIR. Ian G. Hannah of Oberlin, who
lectured Friday at the Congregational
dhurch was a guest at the home OF
Mrs.. O. H. Mcdowell during his stay
u Medina.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. O. Wheeler spent
We weekend with Akron relatives.
Misses Francina and Sadie Mcdowell
spent the weekend with Medina rela-
Eves.
Mrs. Sadie Steeb will spend Thurs
day with her son. Mr.. Edward Steeb
and wife in Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. v. Manville, Mr..
md Mrs, G. w. Santee and Mr.. and
Hrs. 81. A. Holman were among those
from Medina who attended the funer-
a Of Mrs. Cecil Alderfer Griswold, in
Sharon Monday.
/ Mrs. c. ]. Warner left Monday for
Providence, r. l., where she will spend
Thanksgiving and the Xmas season
With her daughter, Mrs. William Wall
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Holcomb viii
leave this week to spend the winter
i Florida.
Mrs. r. E. Bennett and Mrs. Hem.
erickson Of Cleveland were weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ed
wards.
Mrs. r. M. Mcdowell and Mrs. C. H.
Hewes spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Phillips in Akron. Mrs.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-11-26

Phillips and children returned with
them Tuesday for Thanksgiving.
= Mrs. John Kemp of Kokomo, Ind,
is spending the week with her hus-
band, at G. E. Hoover's.
Mr.. Corwin+ Mcdowell of Boston ar
rived Tuesday to spend the week at the
home of his mother. Mrs. R. M. Nc
Dowell.
Miss Margaret Randall of Oberlin
will spend Thanksgiving at home. Miss
Randall, who is studying piano and or
gan at Oberlin, will play several organ
numbers at the monthly musical SER
vice of the Congregational church on
next Sunday evening. ~
Miss Doris Robinson and Miss Van
Zant of Lake Erie College will spend
Thanksgiving and the weekend at DR..
H. P. Fl. Robinson's.
Mr.. and Mrs.W .C.Adams are visit
ing relatives in Cleveland this week.
Mrs. 3. Pelton and son Richard Of
Lakewood are guests Of MIR. and Mrs.
John Maytham.
Miss Beatrice Longacre will leave
Wednesday evening FOR Troy, N. Y.
where she will spend Thanksgiving
with Miss Katherine Rowe at Russell
Sage school, from there she will go to
Saratoga Springs to visit school
friends at Skidmore.
Misses Helen Hobart and Ruth Lehr
of Sandusky will spend Thanksgiving
and the weekend at C. F. Hobart's.
Miss Laura Paddock of West Palm
Beach, Fla, will be the guest of Mrs.