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LOCAL news


in Mansfield on business.
Harvest Home day at the Home for
the Aged, Saturday, Oct 2s. KIT
Mr.. Paul Ralston OF Howard was a
visitor kore yesterday.
Mr.. A. b. Jones was business Wis
itor at Gambler yesterday.
Don't forget that lear OF Golden
krust Bread. ooup's Bakery. tt
Mr.. George A. Rowley of Gambler
was the guest of friends here yester-
day.
Mr.. J. Rafferty, of Newark transact
ed business in the city yesterday and
today.
Kodak pictures carefully finished
and enlarged at Tinkey's Studio. II
Mr., Elmer Grubb of North Liberty
was a visitor in Mt. Vernon the first
Of the week.
Mrs. Alfred Click of Newark is
spending few days in Howard, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ralston
Don't for0.t that loaf Of Golden
krust Bread. poup's Bakery. If
Mr.. Ellis Hanger Of Howard spent
Wednesday evening in the city with
friends.
Mr.. Z. l.. Parker is spending a few
days in Lexington and other places on
business.
Mrs. Robert Galloway " Akron is
spending few days with relatives
and friends IN this city.
For expressing and light hauling
good service, phone 277-green or 3ls-
Black. Banning Sutton. S-TU-TH-xS
Mrs. Maria Barrett of East Ham
tramck street spent yesterday in
Gambler with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmon Workman of
Buckeye City were the guests of rela-
tives in the city yesterday.
Bring your donations to the Home
for the Aged on Harvest Home day,
Saturday, Oct. %. KIT
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Alexander of East
Burgess street left today for Delphos,
Mrs. Harold Levering of Frederick.
town spent the day here with rela.
tjves.
Remember the Harvest Home day
at the Home for the Aged. Saturday,
Oct. 2s. KIT
Mrs. G. l.. Harmer Of Danville is in
Columbus attending the Eastern Star
convention.
Bishop Boyd Vincent of Cincinnati
10 spending number Of days in Gam
bier.
Self served supper at Vine street
Church Of Christ Saturday evening.
Oct. 2S. from 4:30 to 7. KIT
Mr.. Fred w. Green of Montgomery.
Ala. is spending several days here
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Richard West.
Misses Rosadah Beatty and Pauline
Riley were visitors in Columbus on
Thursday.
The compelling argument! Diamond
Cord 3ox3,s, $l075. Mt. Vernon Tire
" Co., corner Vine and Mulberry streets
ThSTu x2G
Mrs. o. C. Beeney and Mrs. James
Leonard went to Newark today and
4 spent the day with friends.
Mr. Jack Hornstein returned yes
terday from a several days business
trip to Lancaster and Newark.
Marshall & Sewers, C. c. c. Service
Station, for auto repairina, acctylenc
welding, machine work, Victor bear
Ina replacements.\ x3l
Miss Pauline Ashcraft of the Mar
tinsburg road spent yesterday after
noon with friends at Fredericktown.
Mr.. Eugene Huntsberger of East
Chestnut street spent the day in. Ak
ron on business
COAL
Buy Hooking Valley lump coal o.
Dublnsky Bros. Delivered in thil
city, $3.50 u ton. I
Judge Patrick A. Berry left thi
morning on business trip to New
Orleans. La. He will remain severa
days in the southern city.
DR.. G. l., Harrod of Columbus, for
merly OF Knox county, is spending
several days in the city the guest o
friends and relatives.
Masquerade dance, Maccabecs hall
Saturday, Oct. 2s. Union orchestra
Public invited. Com. reserves righ
to exclude. x2
Miss Anna Tulloss OF Cleveland 4
spending few days here, visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, B. +. Tdl
loss OF the new Delaware road.
Mr. John Gurran of Ridgewood ay
enue has gone to Columbus being cal
ed there by the illness of membe
OF his family.
The Gay st. NJ. T.. Aid society wi