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Columbus, l.. b. Edwards and Mr..
and Mrs. Carter of Columbus were
the gnleessts, last, Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ II. Lafever. oUts 40
Misses Ina Blaekford, Inez, Algire,
Helen Cooke, 1.enora Springer. Mar
garet Dean and Mrs. Shinnaberry are
at Washington, d. c., taking in the
sights and interviewing the diplomats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Newman, Mrs.
H. L. Grubb, Mr.. and Mrs. Conray of
Akron visited friends here over Sun
day.
Mrs. Nellie Vance is the guest of
her son Edward and family at Spring
| field.
Mrs. Lizzie Keyes has been visiting
her son Roy and family at Loudon-
vile the past week
Will e. Edwards and family visited
relatives at Newark last Sunday.
DIR. w. L. Eley was in Chicago last
week on professional business.
Ark B. Pond and wife visited
friends in Columbus last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Lawrence MofIitt, Mrs. J. A..
Stevic, Mrs. John Hackett of Mans
field were guests in the family of A..
NJ. Terry this week
Mrs. Chloe Kirby is visiting her son
Scott and wife, near Toledo
Rev. c. e. Stockdale was called to
Cambridge "Wednesday to attend the
funeral Of his brother-n-law.
Charles A. Ackerman and family
were Columbus visitors last Friday.
Prof. II. A. Knox was viewing the
Chicago skyscrapers last week.
See what Herring & Perry have to
say to farmers and teamsters.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Murphy en-
tertained at dinner last Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Wagner of townsville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Vernier of Bate
mantown and Mrs. Chloe Kirby of
this place.
Mrs. ]. c. Stats has returned from
a trip through the Carolinas and Ten
nesGee, having accompanied her hus-
band, Prof. j. G.. Stout, who is doing
advance work for the Redpath Chau-
tauqua bureau.
While arrangements are being made
for the paving of Main street, resi-
dents in other parts of town are suf-
fering all kinds of damage from want
OF proper sewerage, Never in the his.
tory of the town hps there been such
neglect in this regard. Streets are
in the worst condition ever, crossings
washed out and pedestrians subject
to injury. For years gardens on the
west side have been ruined, that OF
Mrs. Lizzie Keyes having been nearly
totally ruined twice this season, all
on account of improper sewerage
using tile barely half large enough to
carry off the water. Toilets and cess
pools are drained into the towns s to
~ inch tile and when there Is big
ram, all the filth is backed up on the
main streets and horrible smell Is
the result. 'Tis sad tbs thusly but
true it Is. The great difficulty is there
never has been time when the tile
put We're large enough. 1t never has
been success emptying 10 inch
tile and a dozen finch tile into a 12-
inch tile There has been enough
money spent putting IN and taking out
little tile to pay FOR proper sewer
age. Flow long oh LORD. how long?
Presbyterian ChurchLRev r. l..
Harper. pastor. July 2. Sunday
school 9:45. Miss Dean will report
on the state Sunday school conven-
tion at Canton Morning worship at
II, The Communion service. This
vii, be a convenient time to receive
now members into the church, or for
tho baptism of children, The session
asks that a special Offering he brought
Sunday morning to meet our share Of
the expense of the evargeiistfc cam
raign throughout this presbyteiy next
fall and winter BE sure to attend
the community sing at 8 O'Clock Sun
day evening. 1t will be the only even
ing service. Ladies' Aid society will
meet Thursday at 3 p. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday s D. m. Yon are
cordially invited to attend all the SER
vices of the church.