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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-03-10
Add Champ Clark Dead
Laid to Rest ~ Thousands Pay
Tribute. N

Bowling Green, Mo-, March q
Champ Clark was laid to rest at 5
o'clock Monday afternoon in the
Bowling Green cemetery, half mile
from Honey Shuck" his home for IS
years, and one mile from the Pike
county courthouse, where he began
! the practice of law more than 20
ears ago.
In the beautiful new courthouse, on
the site of the old one in which he be
gan his legal career, the body lay ~
Aate from Ia:I5 until few minutes
before the time. Thousands OF OLD
friends gathered from various Sec
tions 'of Pike and neighboring coum..
ties, passed through the corridor and
viewed the remains.
The funeral train reached the Chi
cago & Alton railroad station few
minutes before noon and it was ex-
actiy IL o'clock when the casket was
lowered through window of the OBJ
servation coach "Republic" and placed
in the hcarse. From the station to
the courthouse. one mile, the cortege
passed between lines of mourners.
At the station hundreds of people had
climbed on top of piles of lumber to
witness the removal of the casket
! from the train. Virtually every house
in Bowling Green is draped in mourn
ing or flies a flag in hoor Of the
towns illustrious citizen.
There were no services at the
church. At the grave. the services
we're simple. The Rev. Charles Jar
man, pastor Of the Christian church
in this city, and the Rev. George {.
Hitchcock, pastor of the Presbyterian
[church, officiated.
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the delivery of his inaugural address,
The inaugural program rot under

the delivery Of his inaugural address.
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way accoroing % scneduie promptly
at 10 O'clock, when the congression-
al committee in charge Of the affair
arrived aat the New Willard hotel to
escort the new President and Mrs
Harding md the vics-pfesidcnt and
Mrs. Coolid4 TO the White House.
President HardinT. with Mrs
Harding and Vice President and Mrs.
Coolidge, left their hotel for the
White House At 1920 o'clock. They
were accompanie d BY members AZ
the congressional Inaugural commit
tee and riding ia columns on either
side Of the motor eaFs were four
troops Of cavalry from Fort Meyer
with drawn sabers.
Accorlnanyinr the new President
in.a the White Ho1se motor car were
SenaldF KNOX; chairman ef the in-
ausurAl committee, and Representa-
tiye Cannon. Next came = motor car
bearing vice.Fresident 1 I yGoal,dgS tne
IessglnE III Mes-pIeslaSnt MaIsnaas aao
g.meI ;. 1neDeIs 3: tne 'nausu Z. s0n.- s'n-
a..sss; snl..s I'd II .nlIa naotor .ssL wess
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is thes amount of one years salary 0f
a. member of the house. The meas
urc Immediately was sent to the sen
ate and was expected to be acted On
with equal speed by that body. The
resolution was introduced by i. Repre-
sentative Mann Of Illinois.
: Announcement of the death OF the
minority leader of the house was
made in the house witiiH few NM
utes after death occurred, by Repre-.
sentative Rucker of Missouri, coli
lcague.
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Opens The White House 80 lllS sE| \

Washington, March
Harding visiting the White H0siS6
eecutive offices kte today for tlfs
first time issued orders for thu opsn-
ing Of the gates to the White House
grounds, closed since the sevcranee Of
relations with Germany ID 1917. AM
other order was for the opening ut
the executive mansion to visitors
with passes, 1 resumption Of the sysa
TEN ii effect before the war.
The gates were Immediately SWan1
open in accordance with the chief *
secItives ofder. and many from tlse
that had waited behind ne
high iron fence enclosing the grounds
trooped across the White ipiilA
grounds.
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M passed ~ II the evening and
NY hours Of the night. r
ln addition to several Of his former
cabinet heads. MI. Wilson received
many Democratic senators and repre-
ssentatives and several members Of the
diplomatic corps.
aSs MIR. Wilson spent the evening, his
FIRST in eight years Is 4 private citi-
szrn. quietly with members Of his fam
'iiy.
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s,cANAL ZONE WAR is OVER


Z W ashington, March Withdraw
Iai of the Costa Rican forces from the
disputed territory in Panama. has be-
! GAIN, the. state department was .ad-
yised today, officially.
San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua,
IMarch 7-Disbandsaent Of the Costa
Rican army has commenced, says .
dispatch from San Jose, capital of
Costa Rica, today.
3khh The dispatch announces the receipt
From the United States government
al the offer of friendly mediation III
the controversy between Costa Rica
and Panama. The United States,
says the message, guarantees to.
Costa Rica the expenses occasioned
by the conflict and recognizes the
frontier established by the awards OF
sex- President Loubet of France and
Chief Justice White.
5., San Jose, Costa Rica, March p
An armistice between Panama and
Costa Rica and final settlement OF
the boundaries question is being ne
.gotiated through, mediation of the
United States government, it was an
nounced here today.
s. Balboa, Canal Zone, March p
The republic of Panama will accept
under protest mediation of the Unit.
I'd States in the dispute with Costa
kica. President Porras declared to.
day.
Porras made the statement follow
ing receipt Of an ultimatum from
Secretary Hughes. demanding cessa-
ton OF hostilities.
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H The Times phone number is 81.
Set the habit 0f calling up.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-10-20
Goodman's Corners

Congratulations to the Sentinel on
the success of its recent contest, and
Bravo! Mr.. Loomis, working against
all those ladies. Now don't you feel,
way down deep in your heart, a little
sadness now and then, to be the only
gentleman to compete with them?
Perhaps Mr.. L. has a better half that
helped him, or If not, he wanted a
car to take, fair one for a ride
(can't blame him amy but we really
do think he ought to give the others
a ride in it. Now, ladies, we regret
very much that some of you didn't
get it. To be beaten in the race by
man is "Just awful" but the di-
rectlons say, take it, so swallow it
with kindly feeling toward all. If
ne had not won it, you all know it
would have made him feel something
awful to have his male friends point
their finger at him and say, ''beaten
by some ladies'"
Miss Frieda Wagner from Cleve-
land spent Saturday night and Sun-
day at A. R. Clements. Other Sun
day callers at Mr.. Clements were
Mrs. Blanche Warner and daughter
from Bennetts Corners and Lee Glenn
ent and wife from Elyria. 5
Frank Page from Sandusky and
Guy Page from Cleveland visited sun
day, at their brothers, Bert Pages.
MIR. and Mrs. Glenn Richie were
Sunday evening visitors at A. G.
Browns at Brunswick.
Mrs. Rena Ritchie, Mrs. A. j. Rit-
chic and Mrs. Ina Williams attended
the banquet given the rewly-initiated
Maccabees at Hinckley Saturday.
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Burbank.

The first pie social of this school
year will be held Friday night, Oct.
II, at the high school. The pro-
gram will consist of musical numbers
and short play. Everybody is urged
to attend, but special invitation
is. extended to the married ladies to
bring their pies and their husbands.
Mr.. Fred Reynolds and wife of
Cleveland spent Saturday at the Felix
Reynolds home. '
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Fouch and two
children, Wilbur and Helen, spent
Wednesday with F. w. Neumeyer and
wife.
Miss Grace Bowers visited at the
home of her brother, Oscar Bower and
wife at Canaan. sa2
Mr.. and Mrs Shields, Miss Allie
Jacobs and Mr.. Clifford Criss Of
West Salem were Sunday visitors at
the David Gearhart home.
The ladies of the cemetery associ-
alton realized $o8.34 from the chicken
supper and quilt Saturday evening. !,
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Nile Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Smith and three children
Of Ashland, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Har-,
baugh, and four children Of West Sa-
lem, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burd,
took Sunday dinner at the home of
Mr.. /. N. Oswald and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Sinclair and
son Orlo of Wooster visited at the F.
E. Whitmore home on Sunday.
Miss Pearle Carver Of Ashland was
Sunday guest Of Miss Mary Sanders,
Mr.. Orlo Crush, wife and son Ray
mond, and Mr.. Joe Carver and wife
spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary Shep-I
pard at Congress.
D. w. Hemming and wife Of Cres-
ton, Mrs. Clara Hewitt Of Canton and
Mrs. Beacher Markley and children Of
Lodi were callers at the CT C. Talley,I
home Sunday afternoon.
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Friendsyille

.Lt .4 y u Z 4 +
Mrs. Louis Jason attended the fun
eral Of little Marie Spice of Chatham,
who was drowned. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morton wilt
move to Mrs. Henry Loehr's home
about Nov. 1. n
5Al Al .lle.. e. 5 5Shaffer will move on Mr.. Ed.
Hottenstein's place when Mr.. Hotten-
stein moves ito Wadsworth.
Mrs. Hedges brother visited Her
over the weck-end. VII
The potato crop ispoor around Here
this year. " v
Mr. and MrA Cleaye White called
AT The Louis Jason home on Sunday.
Grandma Knip i slowly resaining
her health. a.s
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Mr.. and Mrs. Baker Of Cleveland
land Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Of near Ca
naan visited Miss Hawk Sunday.
Mrs. Edith Jason of Medina spent
Friday with Mrs. Lewis Jason.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Kindig ,of Bur,
bank spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
| Irwin Strock. VIZ Sass s1 M
Effie Hossler Of Wooster visited her
nephew and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
lMusser, on Wednesday.
1t IS q Four Overland that Mr.
Lowe bought, instead Of Ford, as
was in last weeks paper s-ss
Mr. John Baker Of Chippewa Lake
will move on the Hartel farm after
Mr.. Musser moves. ;7'sit
On Thursday Mr.. Fortney's son
Harry Of Sterling took Mr.. and Mrs.
Fortney to his home for the day.
Milton Knecht and family spent Sun
day in Creston. sS Z a a3.
The young people who attended the
Young Peoples Conference returned
home on Saturday evening. They
will give their reports next Sunday ev-
ening, Oct. IS. Every one come if
you want to hear something interest
ing. IN II.
Mr.. Logsdon had sale last Mon
day. He expects to go back to Cali
fornia. ~, ts .,j st
Ford Barnhart started to work in
the oil fields in Spencer Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Dix ate her birthday din
ner at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Grow
er Woods on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Callander were also guests
at Mr.. and Mrs. Woods.
Mrs. Rena Reynolds has come home
after spending some time in Cleve-
land. The boys class, champions in
the Sunday school, are glad to see
her back and hope she will stay.
Harper and Foster Reynolds and
their families of Cleveland spent Sun
day with relatives here.
Please send any news items to
MIS-, Lodi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Reynolds, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kulp, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Musser and little son Roland,
and Mrs. Milton Knecht and daughter
Cloda, were in Medina on Thursday
evening to hear Messrs. Collins and
Harlan sing.
Mr.. Arthur Kindig, former resi-
dent Of Friendsville, is the father Of
little girl, born Oct. IL. \
Mr.. Clayton Hoff of Cleveland, also
a former Friendsville boy, is the faith
er of little boy born Oct. IL. i
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Brunswick

Mrs. Wesley Waite and sister, Mrs,
Darby spent last week with Mrs
Waite's son in Millersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster of Akron
spent few days with her sister, Mrs.
w. B. Haddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spauller Of Cleveland
spent few days at their daughters,
Mrs. Will Kanagy's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gibbs, Mrs.
Alice Gibbs, Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Mox-
< ley attended the Convention Friday at
Remson Corners.
Miss Kate Wise of Valley City was
buried Sunday afternoon. Jake Kel-
Ter and wife and Chas. Leinseder and
wife attended the funeral.
Albert Brown is building bunga-
low. for P. S. Porter of Mallet Creek.
Miss Cleo Tibbits is clerking at
Helper and Sons store at the sub-sta-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. April of Cleveland
spent Sunday at Dennis Johnson's.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Pritchard had
as their guests over Sunday, Mrs. R.
Darrah and son, Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. People and Mrs. Bak-
er Of Akron visited at the home of
Charles Gibbs Sunday.
Howard Morton and wife of Me-
dina spent Sunday at Ben Morton's.
Albert Brown and wife spent Sum
day at E. A. Browns in Strongsville.
Miss Iva Ashdown is living with
Mary Ingersoll and attending high
school.
Miss Vina Reisinger of Cleveland
spent the past week with her mother,
Mrs. Betsy Stowe.
Clair Tibbits' entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Hood of Cleveland Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Miner is caring for the
home of Albert Bonema of Wickliffe,
while they are visiting in Michigan.
Rev. Slutz, who preached here
thirty-one years ago, came over from
Akron on Sunday and preached in the
M. E. church.
Arthur Aylard and wife of Medina
and Ed. Srp and wife of Cleveland
were callers ON Mrs. Mary Hadlock
on Sunday.
The Disciple ladies will meet for all
day, Thursday, Oct. ~, to sew. Al
picnic dinner will be served.
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Grangerbllrg

Mr.. and Mrs. John Busher from
Wadsworth ate supper Saturday even
ing with Fred Anderson's.
Fred Anderson, Geo. Ganyard and
Keith Beachler took part in the mill
tary funeral held for Karl Moutoux
in Medina Sunday afternoon.
Harry Hopkins and wife from
Berea, Will Bagley and family from
Chippewa Lake, Geo. Hopkins from
Akron Rex Fryman and family from
Stony Hill, Ayres Thorpes with Ida
Aikman from Cleveland, spent Sun
day at A. G. Bagley's.
Misses Esther and Ethel Indoe
from Cleveland were home Sunday
at ]. Fl. Indoe's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmillan and son
Paul from Lakeside spent Sunday at
J. Fl. Indoe's, also Roy Hoddinott and
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Albert Indoe called there.

Albert Indoe called there. Is
The K. o. T. M. ball team played
Chagrin Falls Sunday at Chagrin
Falls, losing Is to s. Chickens are
scarce up there. For information
ask Sid Uhnich, or any Of the team, cam
E. j. Haight and family motored
to Cleveland recently bringing home
Mrs. Ruth Truman, who Is visiting
relatives here now.
A group of Medina county young
people will give a musical program
at the M. E. church Sunday evening
at 7:3O. All invited.
Mary Baxter spent four days at
Middletown as delegate to the Sum
day school convention. 3
Miss Rina Baxter, also Homer
Baxter from Akron are spending q
few days at Beacher Baxter's.
Ellsworth King, who had his arm
taken off in the Akron hospital, is at
home again at Don Ganyard's.
Miss Blaney spent a few days at
Apple Greek with her sister, who was
hurt in an automobile accident.
+ Auto accidents are becoming num-
erous. Two machines collided IN
front of J. N. Ganyard's Sunday,
rfothing was damaged; two at Young's
service station, child was hurt and
one machine damaged some. Care
full driving is becoming rare.
Mrs. Finley Anderson and Doris
spent a few days in Akron last week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Ganyard and
Atlee Ganyard and family spent
Sunday at Wooster at Mr.. Stewards.
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MIR. and Mrs. Albert Snyder and twt
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed, Musse,
and son Junior 81 Medina were Sun
day dinner guests Of 6. A. Smith ant
wife. III M
The Chicago Orchestral club gave
! splendid program on Thursday ey'
ening. Il was the first number OF
the lecture course.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Neumeyer d
Lodi spent Saturday with his parents
F. w. Neumeyer and wife. \.
Miss Anna Overly of Cresten was
"a caller in town Thursday.
Miss Jessie Wideman spent the
weekend in Seville. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Haley and
children Of Kenmore visited at the
home Of Mrs. George Norton.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Frary and fam,
lily Of Ashland were Sunday visitors
at the home Of Harry Frary. 6Ja
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph,
Oct. 13, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Ewing and
Miss Norah Edgar Of Akron and Miss
Edna Edgar Of Leroy spent Sunday
with E. E. Edgar and wife.
\ Mrs. Jesse G. Kindig and two chill
dren spent the weekend at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Strock
of Friendsville. a.,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheppard Of
West Salem are spending a few days
with their daughter, Mrs. Pansy ".
Barnard.
Mr., and RMS. c. H. Frary and Mrs.
G. R.'Taliey and son Eugene spent
the weekend at the home of Mrs.
Urban Mueller at Kenmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Wilson Of Brad
ford are visiting friends here.
Mrs. Hanna Markley and son Char
ley entertained company from Holmes
county over Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar DENIS and
family Of Monroeville visited his par
ents Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Alderman has returned
to her home after a few weeks visit in
Cleveland.
Earl Williams Of Akron and Ora
and Clarence Gerberich OF River Styx
were Sunday callers at the home Of
Mrs. E. A. Gerberich.
Miss Dorothy Leibert Of Wads-
wosth spent the weekend with her
friend, Miss Lucille Whitmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whitmore and
Lucille and Janette, and
Miss Dorothy Talley, were callers at
Sunday evening.
4 Mr.. Clarence Repp and wife visited
friends at Akron Saturday.
Miss Ethel Collar Of Akron spent
he weekend with her parents, VIM.
Collar d-wife.
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Mrs. Mabel Nickel, attended the fun
eral Of Mrs. Clas. Joss, at Hammond
Corners.
Mrs. Fred Indoe will entertain the
Loyal Berean class, Friday night, Oct
I2l.
!! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sylvester enter.
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. McCue q
Akron, also Mr.. and Mrs. Come and
other friends of Cleveland, and Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Case Of Hinckley
last Sunday afternoon. ~
Mr.. and Mrs Grant WeItmef and
daughter Hazel visited Mel. Foskett
and wife in York Sunday. I'd.
Mrs. Florence Nichols spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Russell Baysing-
Fer, in Weymouth.
Edith Tibbits and children Of Me-
dina spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. v. F. Rickart, and on
Sunday they all visited Mrs. Rckart's
invalid sister. Mrs. E. B. Wyatt and
husband at Brecksville. N
Mrs. May (Richards) Filing Of
Cleveland is spending week with her
sister, Mrs. Byron Simmons.
Fred Anderson and wife, also Chas.
Case and wife, attended the funeral
of Karl Moutoux in Medina Sunday
afternoon. NJ
The ball game between Granger and
-Chagrin Falls, held at Chagrin Falls
Sunday was won by Chagrin Falls, BY
score of to IA.
The fad has at last struck Granger
and nearly everybody has her order
in for a home made dress-form. Sew
eral ladies met at the home of Mrs.
Ina Cumberworth Tuesday afternoon
and made two or three.
Frank Chapman and wife, Glen
Chapman, wife. and son, and Arch
Chapman and family visited Chesly
Chapman and family at Lodi, Sunday.
Five ladies of the Aid society will
furnish chicken dinner Thursday,
Oct. 81, at the home Of Mrs. Frank
Chapman Please bring your Thin
bles for there is plenty OF work across
the road to Mrs. Anson Spellman's,
such as quilting and comforts to tie.
Everybody invited, and don't forget
the date.
Ed. Davis and family visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Wiley in Medina Sunday. |
Seymour Codding still remains very
poorly. i
The Charles Brown property east Of
the Remson has changed hands again.,
parties from Cleveland having bought
It and moved in last week.
To those having news for the paper,
please call 2501 &
Mrs. Ina Cumberworth accompanied
~ Mrs. Iona Salisbury and. Miss Fan
ny Uhnick, motored to Akfon Sunday
md took in the show at the Orpheum
md on their return were entertained
% chicken supper at the home Of
Miss Fanny Uhpick. All had a fine
ime.
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Remson Corners

John Spellman of Cleveland vislte'
relatives here recently.
Clare Willey's youngest child ha
been quite sick with the flu.
DR.. Cumberworth and wife ATTENDED
the funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Luc!
Scrivens' at Middlebarg, Thursday.
Mrs. Finley Anderson and daughte
spent several days in Akron last week
A number from here attended thu
concert given by Collins and Harlan
in Medina last Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gingery have
been entertaining the formers mother
Mrs. Gingery of Sharon, few days.
John Andrew and wife attended the
Aid society meeting held at Rev
Sear1es' in Hinckley Ridge last Wed.
nesday.
Merit ConaM of Cleveland visited his
cousin, Sam Albertson, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Crane Of Wads-
worth and Mrs. Floyd Ganyard and
daughter of Medina, all formerly Of
Granger, attended the County Dis
ciple church convention held here last
Friday. Rev. Griffith of Barberton,
our former pastor, had part on the
program. There was good attend
ance from all parts of the county both
day and evening and everybody SEEM
ed to enjoy it thruout the whole three
sessions
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Crocker spent
Sunday in Berea with friends and
schoolmates.
Miss Ruth Crocker went to Cleve-
land Saturday to visit her sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Huntley,
and returned Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Anderson have
aiken the telephone exchange, and
nave been quite fortunate in securing
Miss Eva Swigart of Akron as their
assistant, she having worked there
asst winter and the patrons were all
pleased with the splendid service she
gave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Anderson are
making their home with Fred Hanson
md family until the home they recent
y purchased is ready for occupancy.
Mrs. Nettie Rice entertained Kate
md Clara Wheatly, DR.. Orr and wife,
.lso Miss Riley, all of Medina, Satur-
lay afternoon.
Monday was Clare Wheeler's birth
lay anniversary and on Sunday Mrs.
Rice had quite surprise for him. His
ister whose birthday comes on the
anne day, Mrs. Nettie Crow and hus-
'and, and Aunt Addie Wheeler, all of /
akron, also Coney Shaw of Bath,came
nd they had a double celebration, with
fine dinner and a cake all decorated
With the numbers 48 and 81, which
epresented the ages Of each, and was
made by Mrs. Rice.
Mrs. w. w. Bolles entertained her
ousin, Mrs. H. H. Miller of Wooster, |
rom Wednesday last week until Mon |
ay Of this week.
w. w. Bolles, wife and Leila, also