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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27
JapS on the Run

Howdy. folks, When down
town. good parking space can al
ways be found ON Capitol Ilill.
Scientist says be has added 10
inches To a patients height. Bet he
was pulling his leg.
Oklahoma man says he Is perfect.
The poor devii never would have set
this idea II he'd been married.
FATHER GOOSE RHYMES
This little Ford went TO market.
Almost twenty miles from home.
And this little Ford wasn't CREASED
at all.
Its gears were left alone,
50 this little Ford cried. Squeak.
Squeak. Squeak"
An the way home.
If ono OF the dixnifled cheer lead
ers at the University acted und.gni-
fed. would you say he broke train.
tnEf
just because the new community
hotel IL called ~oiymplc~ Is no r~a-
son why they should charge steep
prices
GREAT sCOTTi
"WARstSx. Inds---Fiys sets Of
fripiets and two sets ef twins
have bren barn To Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Scott In 10 years Of mar.
ried life. The star.
Money talks. Did you ever see q
mans head on a silver doIlarf
Scores Of Seattle people report that
sheA flowers and berries are bios
sorning again for the second time
this year. But this is nothing. MY
Wild Irish Rose" opened at the Blue
Mouse today.
HAIL. CoIuNETa. HAPPY LAND
When the republican party b In pow
=. there 10 no financial psnie, M fsns-
he % the fire~idr. mo bsrsd iine. no
.<.s<xs Glfr4.~u IN &frwrfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27

,..s,s.Sssrt ,~.-e, that when the rspnbii-
ear party Is In power tho American peo-
pfe wear more eisfhrs. The Sme epes"
people own more bones. and tbs Amsn-
ran people actually eat more hr~sd-
Representative Yste. tR.). Of iiiins's' IN
The Congressional Record
Texas mans bride ran off with his
best man. Not knowing the lady, we
can't say the best man wins.
WHY doesn't Henry cut his cars
s75o7 Mr.. Packard did.
Superintendent Henderson wants
20 know wha, has become OF AL the
three. fora quarter street car tokens.
A lot Of Seattle people want 70
know what has become OF tho five
for-a-quarter street car fares
s@Es -stfssSxsr-
II speak what Think says
Senator Beveridgc. II n woman
ever steps on his corn he VIII be
arrested
swee- coyic. who operates gar
age IN the University district. WI
run for governor. Auto drivers WIN
be able 70 obtain free water. air and
gas at his garage.
coyfe rays thfs state needs a young
governor. Right IT'S had an old
gogerness long enough.
Whuc boating on the BAY AZ midnight,
r saro the ocean's arm
efcal gently around ncct Of land
TO Keep IFS shoulder tcarm;
This made me Jealous as could bs,
~ really madc me sore;
And 20 ! pnddied fotcdrd the land,
And closely hn0Oed the shore.
II am afraid, Doctor" said Mrs.
Jones, that my husband has some
terrible mental affiictlon. sometimes
] talk 70 him for hours, ana then
discover that he hasn't heard
word"
"That Isn't an affIiction. madam"
was the weary reply. That's gift
The Star is running a contest on
MY Greatest Moment" Our great
est moment came when Mayor Brown
cut street car fares 10 q nickel
ALWAYS on THE JOB
We understand that William
Short. president Of the State Fed
eration Of Labor. has given out
the word for the defeat VI cer-
tain labor candidate.
You must say this for Billy:
II has been long time since he
failed 10 defeat labor candidate.
20 long. folks. Must 90 home early
today. 1wiHs. The cats. Not ours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27

IN Go<i's name. not
for money but for
hreadt when the
rrpsbIicsn party 10
h power sii the
wheels are turning.
al the fires are
bnrninx. and all
~~-.s.l~ I~srr1IUR the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27
FOR THE BRIDE ONLY
OTHERS PLEASE DON'T LOOK


Just give your prospective hus-
band little hint how nice it
would he TO start married life
In your own home. and II he is
the right Kind of young man.
he Will come right out and put
his money down on this nest
1t is just as cute as anything
can be. Large combination iiv-
ing and dining room. hardwood
floor, fireplace. driftwood gray
woodwork: dandy cabi ct
kitchen with breakfast table,
gas range and gas water heat
or: one bedroom and bath: ec-
ment drive for garage. Just a
few steps from the street ear.
etc. etc. etc.
Turn TO the classified columns
and find more about this home
and just who will show II TO
you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27
Are You Ready
For a Bargain?

Every day seattle's Realtors are
offering homes Mt prices that are
very attractive. Hero is a
dandy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27

HAIL. CoIUNBfa. HAPPY LAND
When the republican party h In pow
-. there h no financial panic, No fsnf-
he ss the fire~idr. ns hrrsd iine. no
soup Kitchen. no man walking the streets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27
ALWAYS on THE JOB

80 long. folks Must 90 home early
today. IwiBs. The cats. Not ours.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-14

MUSf BYT PRODAN pekny
domek 0 5ti svetnicich, blize
kary skoly. Elektrika, fer
mes bridlicova strecha. Cena
pouze $4,000, hotove $500. =
Haste Sc v els. 1882 zap. As.
ulice. 4-17
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-14

ty. Jeden mich zasahnul do
mex. Velke kalibry zacaly
smetati cestu podel pruplavu.
Toutez cestou prispechala
kfatce pred rozednenim ceta
cyklistu, spesne vyslana ma
pomoc. Vedl il Bernard dam
deville.
Prinesl zpravu, ze dve setni
ny a oddil zakopniku jsou ma
ceste nez pride cely battalion
ale re jsouce obtezovani ne
pratelskymi granaty, musili Sc
uchyliti do bazin, aby Sc dosta-
iii v zastitu svahu pod cestou
podel prdplavu. Mohl tedy pri
jiti nejdffve "a hodinu.
"Za hodinu," del porucik,
'to je dlouho. Ale je to moz-
me. Tedy -"
Zatim co udeloval move roz-
kay a vykazoval mista cykli-
stam, vysel Pavel do poschodi
a licil Bernardovi, jak polapil
majora Hermanna, kdyz tu mu
jeho svakr sdelil:
''Vis Pavle, ze tatinek prisel
sc mnou?"
Pavel Sc zachv9l:
"Tvdj otec jest zde? Tvdj Q
tee prisel $ tebou?"
"Ovsem a zcela proste. w
dlouho hledal k tomu prilezi-
tost -. Abys vedel. byl jme-
novan porucskem-tlumocni-
kem."
Pavel neposlouchal. Rikal 81
" duchu: ''Pan d'Andeville je
tu.. Pan d'Andeville, muz
hrabenky Herminy. Ten pfec
jiste vi! Zije Hermina, ci je
mrtva? Anebo byl az do konce
obeti intrikanky a zachoval 81
k zmizele svou vzpominku a la
sku? Ne, ne to neni NONE, ne
bot 0 ctyri leta pozdeji dostal
tn fotografii, poslanou mu z
Berlina Tedy vi a pax -"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-14

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod prodejem skolnich po-
treb, kde Sc trzi pres $500 ty-
dne. Je tam byt 4 pokojich $
koupelnou. Blizsl sdeli Sc {.
1856 Woodhill Rd. vemte W.
chodni los. karu. 4-22
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TABAk, lehke koureni, cisty,
libra 35c a 45c. Tez nam Ho-
boko a lecivy olej. K dostani
u. K. MOJzfS, 4646 Gallup
Ave. AT
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PRODA Sc novy dum Z po
kojich, koupelna, sklep, pekna
garaz, zachod We sklepu, hick
mantle, china cabinet, book
cases, tvrde podlahy finish.
Cena $4,000, hotove $1,000 a
zbytek na 6 proc. Tento MAZE
tex jest V hodnote $500 a ma
leza Sc blize Svec Ave. Blizsi
sdeli M. Smola, 1907 Kin
sman Rd. 4-15
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PRODAJI Sc diva p6kne ma
jetky blize Broadway banku.
Haste Sc V els. 5233 Dolloff
Rd. Id
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STREPINA CRANATU.
- ROMAN. -
Napsa Maurice Leblanc. Preloz Franta Stepanek.

v te chvili uzfel silhouetu
ztracejici Sc We stinu.
'Pockejte tu," pravil svym
lidem, "a nikoho nepust'te."
Sam vyskocil, prebehnul
most a rozbehnul Sc.
Jakysi projektor osvitil breh
a Pavel uzrel postavu ma pa
desat krokd pred MIN.
Ia minutu zavolal:
"Stuj nebo strelim!"
A ponevadz uprchlik Sc neza-
stavil, vystrelil, ale tax ably
no nezasahnul.
Muz sc zastavil a ctyrikrate
vystrelil z revolveru, zatim co
Pavel Sc shroutil V pred, cho-
pill no "a nohy a povalil no.
Premozen, nepritel nekladl
odporu. Pavel no zaobalil do je
no vlastniho plaSte a chopil no
"a hrdlo.
Volnou rukou posvitil mu do
tvaTe svetlem sve elektricke
svitilny.
Jeho instinkt no nezklamal:
drzel majora Hermanna.
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PRODA Sc dum, dyourodinny
aneb Sc vymeni "a mensi jed
norodinny. Haste sc V c. 3140
zap. 90. ul. 4-14
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v OKOI.E SIS. III. a BROAD
WAY Sc proda peknJ domek
o 5ti pokojich, koupelna. elek-
trika, garaz, vse We velmi do
brem stavu, jako move. Cena
S4200.00. Haste Sc IL Jos.
Smetany, 5023 Dolloff Rd. Tel.
Union, 81 l.. Al
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-14
PR EVOZ NIX UV
DO nj E X.

Pavel DelZore nerekl ami slo-
va. Tlace pred sebou sveho pro
tivnika, jemuz byl svazal ruce
Ia zady, vratil Sc k mostu tenn
notami, rozjasnenymi kratky-
mi zasvity projektoru a raket.
Utok zuril dale. Kdyz vsak
nekolik uprchliku chtelo unik-
nouti pc moste a bylo hlidkou
dobrovolniku uvitano vystrely
Nemci Sc dmnivali, re jsou OBJ
kliceni Sc vsech stran a tento
predpokiad uspisil jejich poraz
ku.
Kdyz Pavel dorazil k dom
ku, bylo po boil. Bylo vsak il
sto, re nepritel podnikne CO
nejdrive protiutok Ia podpo-
ry pripravenych zaloh, KITE
re byly slibeny veliteli hlidky
a bylo tedy nutno ihned sorga.
nisovati vse k obrane.
Prevoznikuv domek, ktery
Nemci mocne opevnili a obehna
Ii zakopy, mel prizemi a prvni
poschodi, jehoz tri mistnosti
tvorily vsak liz jen jednu. V
pozadi teto velke mistnosti by
la vsak jeste oddelena po pod
stresni mansarda, pokojicek to
pro sluzky, k nemuz vedly tfi
drevene schody. Tam zavedl
Pavel, jemuz bylo svereno rize
nj obrany poschodi, sveho
vezne. Polozil no Ma podlahu
svazal no provazem a pripou-
tax pevne ke tramu. Schvatila
no takova East, re no chopil
"a hrdlo, jakoby no chtel uskr
til.
Ovladnul Sc. Nae Sc ukva-
pit? Nebude radostne vysvetli-
ii sve stanovisko tomu vrahovi
drive, nez no zabije, nebo Wy.
da vojakum, aby no u zdi "a
strelili?
Kdyz vstoupil porucik do
brovolniku, pravil mu tax hla
site. ably no slyseli vsichni a
zvlaste major:
"Poruciku, doporucuji vas
peel tohoto bidnika. Je to ma
ior Hermann, sef nemecke spi-
onaze. Nam u sebe dukazy
Stane-li Sc mi neco, nezapo
mente nan. A pfipade, ze by
chom museli ustoupiti :.
Porucik Sc zasmal:
s"To je nemyslitelne. Neu
stoupime toho duvodu, pone-
vadz radeji vyhodim vse dc
povetrf, nez bych ustoupil. A
pax by major Hermann ovsen
letel S nami. Bud'te tedy xii
den."
Oba dustojnici venovali Sc
cele obrannym pracim a vojaci
Sc rychle dali do dila.
Lod'kovy most byl rychle ro-
zebran, ma strane k pruplavu
vyhloubeny zakopy kulomety
obraceny. Pavel dal v poschodi
pfenesti pytle piskem cd jed
ne zdi k druhe a podepriti ira
my ty sasti zdi, ktere Sc nezda-
ly dosti pevnymi.
0 pill seste zacaly We svltu
nemeckych projektoru dopada-
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IA PRiCINOU ODJEZDU

proda Sc pekny dunn o 8 poko-
jich a koupelny. Vytapeni hor-
kou vodou, garaze. Tento ma
jetek jest V nejlepsim poradku.
a naleza Sc ma jedne z nejlep-
Sich ulic Cd Broadway. Cena
$500, cast hotove ostatni
ma lehke splatky. Atlas Finan-
ce Co., 5458 Broadway. Broad
2605 Union 821. Ptejte Sc ma
Robt. kohouta. 4-15
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PRODA Sc delikatesni gro
cerni obchod prodejem "a
hotove phi tydni tribe S700.-
Dobre misto V okoli 3 mil. Hla-
ste sc v els. 1897 Pearl Road,
aneb u iednatele V els. 2621 E.
SIS. St, 4-14
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UPOZORNENf!

Uvadim timto We znamost, re
vyrabim hadrove karpety "a
levnou cenu. Nam tez Ma pro-
del pekneho spolehliveho psa
a kombinacni kamna. Haste
|se v els. 1868 Svec Ave.
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PRONAJME Sc bungalow 4
pokojich. koupelna a jine "a
rizeni. Naleza Sc na Broad
way mezi zastavkou LA Ill
A. B. c. kary. Haste sc u r.
Hadfield, 1925 Broadway,
roh Libby Rd. Al
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-14

naflQlI.
"Posvit' mi a podrz zebrik".
Vystoupil a zmizel.
"Jsem nahore! Pospes si!"
kriknul dolu.
Spion Sc vysplhal "a MIN.
PAX zaslechli jejich kroky
mad sklepem. Kroky doznely
smerem k pruplavu, pax bylo
ticho.
"Nuze, co je s tebou?" zvo-
lal Bernard. "Co to do tebe
vjelo? Takova nadherna pTile
zitost. Oba bandite by byli pa
dli jednou ranou.
"A my po nich," del Pavel.
"Nahore jich byl tucet. Byli by
chom odpraveni."
"Ale Eliska zachranena, Pa
vie. Ma mou veru, ze ii nero
zumim. Name takove netvory
ma musce ty je nechas ode
jit! Vrah tveho otce a kat E.
liscin je tn ty myslis ma nas!"
Bernardo" del Pavel Del
roze, "ty jsi neporozumel je-
jich poslednim slov1m. Nepri-
tel vi 0 utoku a o naSich ZANE
rech prevoznikovym domkem.
Ia chvili sto afl.ickych dobro-
volniku, plazicich Sc bahnem.
bude obeti nastrazene pasti.
Tedy ma ne jsme musili nejdfi-
we mysleti. Je musime pejdrive
zachraniti. Nemame prava da-
ii Sc zab1ti, kdyz nam zbyva
vykonati takovy ukol. A jsem
81 jist, re mi das "a pravdu."
"Ano," del Bernard. "Ale
byla to dobra prilezitost."
| "Naskytne Sc nam opet, a
MONA, re velmi brzy," tvrdil
Pavel, pomysleje ma privozni-
XIV domek, kamz Sc major
chtel odebrati.
"Jake mas vlastne zamery?'
"Pustim Sc k dobrovolnikum
Bude-h porucik tehoz nazoru
jako ia, nebude titok proveden
az v sedm hodin, ale lined. A
budu pri tom posviceni."
"A ja?"
"Vrat' Sc k plukovnikovi. Wy
svetli mu situaci, rekni mu, re
domek bude dobyt a re no udr-
Zine az do prichodu posil."
Rozesli Sc beze slova a Pa
vel Sc odhodlane pustil do ba-
ziny.
Ukol, jehoz sc podjal, nese-
tkal Sc prekazkami, jak Sc
obaval. Pc ctyriceti minutach
dosti namahave chuze zaslechl
hlasy; rekl heslo a dal sc do
vesti k porucikovi.
Pavlovo vysvetleni dnstojni-
ka pfesvedcilo; bud'to bylo nu-
tho vzdat Sc zameru, nebo jed
natl lined.
Ceta Sc pustila do predu.
We tri hodiny v noci, "a We
deni venkovana, ktery Jim u
kazal brod, ma nemz sc borili
do bahna jen po kolena, dosti-
hi blizkosti domku, aniz byli
zpozorovani. PAX vsak, kdyz
jedna hlidek ztropila po-
plach, utok zapocal.
Utok tento jest jednim z nej
krasnejsich utoku, provede-
nych We valce, je prilis znamy,
ably bylo nutno Sc mem znovu
zminovati. Ryl nesmirne prud-
ky. Nepritel. ktery bdel, Opel
Sc Sc stejnou prudkosti. Ostni-
te prekazky byly huste a sple-
tite. Plno pasti. Zuriva bitka
muze proti muzi rozpoutala Sc
pred dorlem a pax v dome a
kdyz vitezni Francouzi pobili
nebo zajali triaosmdesat Mem
GU, kteri branili domek, utrpe-
Ii sarli ztraty, ktere pocet je-
jich snizily ma polovinu.
Pavel prvni vskocil do "a
kopd, ktere bezely po leve stra-
ne domu a obepinaly jej polo
kruhem az k Ysefe. Mel svou
rlyslenku: chtel zameziti L.
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JSEM NUCEN PRODATI muj

Indian" motorcycle. Ma diva
cylindry a 3 speed, je jako no.
Wy a da Sc velmi LEVINE. Haste
Sc V els. 1876 Chapelside Ave.
blize vyeh. 131. ul. V Corlett.
At
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2 MALE FARMICKY.

Jedna Sc nachazi v okoli
Bedford, je krasne polozena,
domek je o 5 svetnicich a ma
dosti ovoce. Velikost 1912 a.
kr1 u same dlazby. Druha je
7 akru ma dlazdbe ma Miles
Ave. 2 mile cd Randall, dunn
je 0 s svet. Ob6 prodaji Sc
LEVINE neb vym6ni sc "a NEST
sky majetek. Kdo touzf po
venkovu, bllze mesta, zde jest
prilezitost. The Atlas Finan-
ce Co. 5454 Broadway. F. Stuk-
bauer, jednatel. 4-15
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PRODA Sc prave dostaveny
jednorodinny dunn Y Mt. Plea
SAINT 6ti pokojich, vse moder-
ne zarizeno. pekny lot, cena
die ujednani. Vezme sc tez lot
Haste sc V els. 1918 Coath
Ave. 4-15
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-06-06

Mt. Vernon Sand & Gravel company.
The company was Incorporated for
$4,000. by the following Mt. Vernon
men Milton s. Lewis, Rex M. Lamb,
Grant r.. Smith, Fred w. Kahfl, Fred
G.. Martin and l.. r. Kells.
The company has leased a large
gravel and sand bank on the Fred @.
Martin farm, south of the city, and
will construct Immediately a plant for
washing sand and gravel. The new
plant will have capacity of 400 tons
day. The, contract was let Thurs
day night for the purchase Of machin'
cry and for the construction Of the
building. The plant will have spur
track from the Pennsylvania railroad
]. G. McGarey of Columbus will be
the general manager of the new indus
try. Mr.. McGarey is already on the
ground and will superintendent the
construction of the building. The
plant will be in operation near tn,
close OF the summer.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-06-06
BATEMANTONN

A number from this place attended
the Decoration Day services in Fred
ericktown.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. X. Bateman had
as their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
A. b. Pond of the Ewers hotel, Mrs.
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Haley Johnson
of Salem, Mr.. and Mrs. James Ewers
and Mr.. Robert e. Rucker and family.
The men who are working on the
pike are making great progress.
They have completed the laying Of
the second coat as far as this place
and are rapidly moving on toward
Fredericktown.
Mr.. II. c. Thompson has been suf-
fering from lame shoulder.
list, bordering an attack of sciatic
rheumatism.
Those who took dinner Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Springer
of near Fredericktown were Mr.. Lew
is Wertz and family, MIR. Ray John
son and family, Mr.. Ray Overly and
family and Miss Madaline Mcdaniel.
Mrs. Jay Bone of near Lock spent
last week with her sister, Mrs. B. f.
Cochran, In order to be at the bed
side of her father, Mr.. William Mil
Ter, who is i'll at the home of his
daughter. Mr. Miller, who has been
i'll for long time, seems somewhat
improved.
Mrs. Sarah Murphy, who makes
her home with her daughter, Mrs
William Allgire, has returned after
visit with relatives in Mt. Vernon.
| Mr.. Ray Cochran and family and
Mrs. Lizzie Lynde of Mt. Vernon
who brought Mrs. Murphy home
, were callers at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. d. Johnson Sunday evening.
The farmers have surely welcomed
this week of sunshine. Nearly all the
corn In this vicinity has been plant
ed.
Mr.. Clark Mcdaniel, who was kick
ed in the face by horse, is recover
ing nicely from his injury. We are
also glad to report that his mother
Mrs. Lawrence Fidler, who has beer
Suffering with cancer on her finger
is better, the cancer having beer
killed, according to her physician.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-06-06
WATERFORD

Mrs. II v, stukell ,;,entertaIi6d
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoy Ieyering, Of Fred
cricktown, Saturday. .&
Mrs Lottie Brown and daughter
Elizabeth are visiting Mrs. Browns
sister, Mrs. Rilla Winand, this week.
Walter Lewis and wife visited his
mother, near Academia, Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Levoring were
Marion visitors the first of the week.
Willis Chilcote dnd family of i-rcd.
orickt0wn were guests Sunday at the
home of Silas Winand and wife.
Wilbur Chilcote and wife expect to
move to Batemantown this week.
They Will occupy the bungalow own
ed by Robert Reyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Thuma of Mt.
Vernon were Sunday guests at the
Oren Hart home.
Mr. Clark Hes has purchased a
new Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Follin and
daughter June were very pleasantly
entertained at the home of Blair
Wykcr and wife, Sunday.
Mrs. Josephine McFerren and
daughter May were Sunday afternoon
visitors of Mrs, Edna Wells, also OF
Mrs. Edna Hes.
Mrs. +, U. Mann. Miss Gertrude
Mann and o. l.. Hart and family
spent very enjoyable day at the
home of Mrs. Taylor Simmons, near
Sparta, Sunday.
DR.. Eastman of Fredericktown call
ed on his sister, Mrs. Eva Allwcin
Sunday. Mrs. Allwcin has been quite
sick for the past three weeks, but IL
slowly improving,
Maurice lowering and family ant
llarter Winand and wife and daugh
ter were Sunday visitors at the Ril
ey lowering home in Frcdericktown
Childron's Day will be observed a
the Waterford Christian church Sun
day evening, June 4.
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Z MIR. and Mrs. Rollin Winterringer
Of Chicago and Mr.. Jesse Lybarger
of Pittsburgh spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Winterringer.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lower and
family left Monday for motor trip
to Nebraska.
Mr.. Virgil Styers spent Sunday
witff his sistera Mis> william n Davis
near Frederickt6&n,l
Mr.. Earl Kerr was d business Wis
itor in Pittsburgh Monday. :
Mrs. Grant worlty Of Howard II
visiting her. daughter, Mrs. Josepl
Stanley
Mr.. Joseph .Lcpley went to Akron
Thursday to visit his daughter, Mrs
William Collier,
Mrs John Penhorwood and daugh
ter Lucy, of Ashland, are calling OF
friends at this place.
Mrs. Englehart of Kenmore spen
Thursday with Mrs. Alice Workman.
Mrs. A. p. Workman and Miss Yer;
Weirick went to Kent Sunday for
two weeks visit.
d. Mrs. John. Hill and daughter Care
lyn, of Mt. Vernon, are visiting he
sister, Mrs. Harold Hoovler.
Mr.. Harry Venting was an Akrol
visitor ovtr Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. NJ. Lybarger of Nj,
Vernon spent Tuesday with Mrs
Mary Lybarger.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Kaiser an
family and Mr.. and Mrs. al ,Grahar
spent Tuesday at Bloomfield.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hyatt and
Mrs. Dwight Hunter, spent Decoration
Day at Mt. Vernon at the home Of
Mr.. c. c. Letter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bailey visited
over Sunday at -Loudonville with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bal.
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Hendershot and
Mrs. Thomas and children mOtored to
Orrville Tuesday and attended the
ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hammond, faith
er and mother OF Ashland, DR.. and
Mrs. Fred Harmony. son Jack, of Mill.
ersburg, spent Wednesday at the home
Of Mr.. Osborn Hiblets.
Mrs. Il. G. Horten returned home
after a months visit at Columbus.
Those who meet at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. II. T. Sapp Decoration Day
for picnic dinner were: Mrs. VIM.
Lamb of Columbus, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Johnston of Akron, Miss Ida
Workman Of Millersburg. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Alexander of Glenmont. Miss
Bonnie Critchfleld, Miss Edna Sapp,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sapp.
DR.. John Reed of Jelloway. DIR. Har
ry Reed Of Detroit, Mich, and Mr.. An
drew Cunningham Of Detroit, Mich.
spent Wednesday afternoon here.
Mr.. John Day has returned home
after teaching school in Indiana.
Miss May Johnston OF Canton and
Miss Marie Johnston OF Newcomers.
town spent few days with their
brother, Mr.. Denver Johnston.
Childrens Day will be observed at
the NJ. T.. church. June II. A panto-
mime The Last Rose OF Summer
will be given by class of young la
dies.
Mrs. George Sapp and daughter Min
ME spent Thursday at Danville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fry and daugh.
ter of Mansfield visited their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Grill.