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Mr.. Charles Mendenhall of Liberty
Chapel is spending few days as the
guest OF Mr.. Paul Gilliland, West
Pleasant street.
Mr.. Leon Zeisloft of East Gambler
street is spending few days in
Steubenville on business for the Chap
man Engineering Co.
Mr.. Clement Taylor of Mansfield
avenue is seriously Ill at his home.
suffering from the effects of an oper.
alton he recently underwent.
Miss Harriet Willett Of the Martins
burg road has accepted position.
with the Hope Engineering G Supply
Co.
Mr.. Michael O'Brien and daughter,
Miss Zita. Of Akron, left today for
Cincinnati to spend several days Wis.,
iting friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Jones and Mrs.
Ruth Buchanan and son Howard OF
North Gay street left today for Sabina
to spend several days with friends.
The Willdn. Redman Piano 90. of
Columbus has on display in the par
lors OF the Hotel Curtis Stultz and
Bauer player piano. 1t is beyond
question one of the finest examples Of
figured walnut we have ever seen.
This player is strictly high grade and
will be sacrificed for $600.00 cash or
terms. x24
Sister Mary Adelaide Of CovingtOn.
KY, arrived in the city yesterday,
called here by the death OF her broth
er, John A. Durbin.
Nr. Charles Gessling OF the l.. C..
Fem Co. left today on a several days
business trip to Millersburg, Orrvf1le
and Wooster.
Mr.. and MIS- Harold Leverlng ri
Fredericktown srent last evening
With the i,'.ffs parents, MI. aud
Mrs. A. 3. Williams. Newark road.
Mrs. A. X lunlap Of McKan: :ie
street returned e her home today f.
ter speeding .e,tIal days in HO!ai- =.
vii with -, sis.er and mother.
M. AMI Ms Toward Huntsberg si
OF C.'umrus aro lpending few days
hero with Mrs EIc Huntsberger, Eas.
Chestnut s.reet.
Mr.. George Barnes of Bluffton ia
spending n week here with Mr.. ir'l
Mrs Park T.. Wo,ley. East Ches.nu;
street. an. Lihtr friends.
MIR. and Mrs, II. Ress and family
returned yesterday to their home in
Akron after spending a few days at
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ephriam
Kunkle. West Pleasant street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Rudin and fam
lily Of East Vine street left yesterday
on an automobile trip to Niagara
Falls. Buffalo and other points OF In
terest.
Mrs. Charles Schiappacasse. ant
Miss Zella Turner OF Fredericktowr
and Miss Julia Zarlengo Of Wooster
spent yesterday here as the guests o
Miss Julia Schiappacasse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison G. Dickinson
who have been the guests OF Mr.. A. c
Dickinson, East Gambler street. re
turned today to their home In Shar
on, Pa.
Mr. Byron Biggs of West rleasan
street is spending several days In Mt
Perry on business. He has accepted
n position as principal In the higl
school there.
Mr.. Herbert Graham arrived hom
yesterda. from Camp Knox, KY, cal
ed here hy the illness OF his brother
Mr.. Arthur Graham, who Is very nue.
improved Today.
Miss Jane Curtis OF Washington. l.
c.. formerly Of Mt. Vernon, will al
rive In the city Saturday to be tn
guest OF Mrs. Charles b. Curtis. Mort
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Gov Jr.. MI
William L. Grant. Miss Ella Gran
and Rev. Donald Wonders were visi
. ors In Newark and Granville yeste
day afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs, William Miller an
sons, Theodore and Herbert. motore
here from Cleveland yesterday, a
companied by Miss Ethel Blaine ,
this city. who has been spending tn
summer there.