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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-26
TAXI SERVICE
In Front Of Windsor Hotel
Phone 161 Windsor Pharmacy
Residence Phone GAS
L. L. COMPTON

LOANS made on improved farm lands
at cheapest rates for term of 5, Z or
10 years with prepayment. option
given. Money secured promptly. We
have now outstanding over $1,1OO,-
100000 on farms in Sumter County
alone, with plenty more to lend
MIDDLETON MCDONALD =.
Correspondent Atlanta Trust Com
pany in Sumter, Lee, Terrell, Schley,
ster Counties. 81 Planters. Bank
Macon, Stewart, Randolph and Web
Bldg. Americas. Ca Phone SO or
211,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-09

Do ceskeho oad6leni nribylv
nasleduiici knihy. jejichz w
Der vsem GtenarGm zaiist6 pfij
de who'd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-09
cEsKY LIST Y JIzNf
AMERICE:.

Pred nedavnem Ceskoslo-
venska Tiskova Kancelar v
Praze obdrzela kabelogram to
hoto zneni: Dnes vyslo Bue-
nos Aires pryni cislo tydenni-
ku "Jihoamericky Cechoslo-
vak". Redaktor Jaroslav
Scheuba, vydavatel Luis B. Bill
ly & Co. Ono prvni cislo W.
slo dne IA. zaff a bylo nam "a
slano k nahlednuti p. B. Ho-
lubem. Pred rsvodnim clankem
ma prvni STRANGE jest tato zaji-
mava poznamka: "Prvni cislo
vyslo bez hackl jake ukazka,
s jakymi obtfzemi jest nam
pracovati, abychom mohli
predloziti nasi koloni cesky
psany casopis." Adressa re-
dakce a administrace jest
Gale 25 Mayo l40, Buenos
Aires, Argentina.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-09
DIVE zENAMI SPACHANE
VRAZDY.
Jedna zabila muze sekerou v
posteli, druha probodla ne
vsrneho milence ma ulici.

Cerna kronika c1evelandska
obohacena byla v jediny den
o diva vrazedne zlociny, spa
chane zenami, 28-lety w. Fer
guson, 22O5 vych. Ia. ul. zabit
byl donna, lezfci Ma luzku vlast
ri zenou. Vrazednice pouzila
k desnemu cinu sekery, kterou
ukryla "a z:dli a pouzila il v
okamziku, kdy manzel mic ne
tusil. Uderila iej trikrate,
Ctvrta rama nedopadla, nebot'
|vrazedkyni v tom bylo zabra-
memo podnaiemnikem, jenz ze-
M zadrzel az do prfchodu po-
licie.
Kratce po udavsim Sc zloci-
nu prvnim, atal blize vych. %.
ul. Central ave. Henry Goss,
2123 Central ave., .kdyz spa
|tril bliziti sc byva!ou svoji mi
lenku, kterou Sc nevuli ro-
Zesel. Chtel sc il vyhnouti, ale
! byl divkou dohonen a bodnut
! v prsa, tax re "a kratko pc
dopraveni do Charity pemocni-
ce zemrel. Utocnice byla "a
tcena ma miste cinu, ku KITE
r6mu Sc take jiz pfiZnala. jest
| TO 24-leta Genevieva Wallace.
ova, bytem V cia. 2149 Contra
Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-09
MESTSKYM ZAMESTNAN-
CUM HROZf MOVE
PROPOUSTENf.


Riditele. mestskych depart
mentd vcera odhadli, re ma
mestske vyplatci Estine mzdo-
We jest vedeno cd $50 az do
500 osob, jichz sluzeb mnze
pry m6sto postradati. Prohla-
Semi stalo sc ma rozkaz mayo
ra Freda Kohlera po vcerejsi
dopoledni schulz kontrolnl ra-
,dy.
"Proid6te vase departmenty
a odlozte vsechny osoby. KITE
|rych neni treba. Zanechamte
radeji nasim nastupcdm peni-
ze nezli zbytecnou pomoc, "
pravil mayor clenam sveho 'ka-
binetu. Riditel mestske sluz-
by J. F. Maline hned ma to od-
hadl. re n'epotrebuje vlastne
ma 800 osob, kterych nasled-
KEN blizici Sc zimy nebude
itEeba pTi oprave ulic, zeimena
nebude-li zima pr'lis sneziva,
lkdy by odpadlo dosti naklad.
ne odklizovani napadaneho
snehu. Druhym sc hlasil fidi-
| tel m6stske dobrocinnosti, KITE
| ry muze propustiti as jen 40
muzG, poneivice zahradniku u
mestske nemocnice. Podobne
sc mdze zachovati fidite,
m6stskych parkn majetkG
G. A. Ruetenik. ktery ale ne.
udava pocet muzd, kterych by
mohl pohresiti, ale parkovnf
komisar Rowe prozradil, ze by
10 liz V poslednim mesici pro.
pust6no as 40 procent celn'c
iva a re pro prace V zine III
stane V mist'ach> as ien so mu'
~.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-09
DEMOKRATICKY VYBOR
SCHVALUJE % UCHAZE-
Gu DO NEST. RADY.

Demokraticky okresni vybor
vykonny dal vcera vecer svoje
schvaleni 20 kandidatIm do
m6stske rady. Vybor v pro-
hlasenem programu pravi,, re
by pfisti riditel mesta mel BY
ii Cleveland'an a vyslovil pl-
non duveru, lie schopna s'la v
nasem mest6 bezmala millio-
mem obyvatelu jiste SIC najde.
Mezi schvalenymi uchazeci ne
nj ami jedin6 zeny. .Otazka
schvaleni kandidatG na dradv
municipamich soudca byla od-
lozena.
Mezi dalSimi usneSenimi by
10 odporuceno, ably tax zvany
Dobrocinny fond byl nejen
mestem podporovan, ale take
fizen.
Demokratickymi, stranou od
porucenymi kandidaty isou:
Prvni distrikt: Ra'dni Peter
F. Rieder; Howell Wright, Ja-
mes T. Kelly, Walter j. Sroka
James H. Murray, Thomas w.
Roberts, Peter A. Mcnamara
Jay G. Short, w. J. Horrigan.
Druhy distrikt: Radni Ed.
J. Sklenicka, Bernard Oriikov-
ski a Louis Petrash; Ralph }
McAllister, George S. Tenesy
Otto j. BartHnek, James Dona-
hue.
Treti distrlkt: Radni James
J. McGinty and Thomas E.
Walsh; Daniel A. Carroll. Den
mis- j. Lyons, John w. Rey-
nolds.
Ctvrty distrikt: Radni John
M. Sulzman Charles H. Stab
Ter. Edward M. Barry, William
H. Dornback, Lawrence +. Ap
pleton, George l.. Crawford. J
A. Savage, Henry Poelking.
Uvedeny seZnam neni vsal
nikterak uzavren, neb nekoli
ka kandidatdm zejmena w
ctvrtem d;striktu sc 'dostant
schvaleni dodatecneho.
Take nemohou byti vsichn
navrzeni Zvoleni, neb ia prvn
distrikt muze byti zvoleno jel
Z radnich, "a druhy jen 5, 2;
treti 6 "a ctvrty jen Z.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-09
v CLEVELANDE NASTAVA
VZRUST PORODU.

Po delsi depresi povalecnf
nastala nyni prosperita chval
ne zn;me firmy cap. Vrana
a spoil" neb jak hlasi zdravot.
n; komisar DIR. lockwood pre-
trumfnul rok letoSni "a uply-
nulych mesica stejnou dobu re
ku lohskeho poctam narozeni,
jichz letos zapsano 1863 pro
I'll 11,221 poroddm udavsim sc
" loni. Ia to ale zvysen byl
pocet letosnich umrti oproti ro
ku 1922 kdy hlaSeno bylo Q
S29 vice phi celkovem pottu
1866.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-09
DIVE UMRTf NASLEDKEM
NEOPATRNEHO ZACHA. /
ZENf S OHNEM.
Dite opafeno k smrti.

Ac Sc v dennim tisku varov-
ne zpravy smrti nasledkem
svrchu ndane neopatrnost; ne
ustale opakuji, vzr1sta stale
pocet obeti.
76-leta pf. Karolina Kingova
Zapalcvala v kamnech plyn
tax nepoZorne, re nastalym w
buchem zaniceny byly jeji sa-
ty. DIE policejni domnenky
nahromadil sc z otevreneho he
raku unikaiici plyn, cimz ex
plose byla zpGSobena. Hoffci
starena utekla doJloznice, kde
spal ieji syn, ktery probuzen
krikem jejim rychle pomocl
koberce plameny uhasil. Bylo
vsak jiz pozde neb zena, do.
pravena do nemocnice sv. Lu.
kase, utrpenym popaleninam
podlehla.
V dome 3405 Denison ave
S. w. spadlo do skopku vafi.
ci vodou 3-lete devcatko Jeana
Bradyova, pr&ve We chvili, KID,
matka ma dvorku vesela pra
dlo. Devce dovezeno do NEST.
ske nemocnice, kde vecer re-
mfelo. Matka 81 nedovede wy.
svetliti ,jak dit6 mohlo do ma
dolby spadnouti.
V iizni casti Redfordu uho
rel 49-lety vdovec Filamon 10
tovic v posteli. Sousede privo
lali sice hasice, ale Kotovic by
nalezen jiz mrtvym, ac .iinah
skoda ohnem zpnsobena jest
jen malych rozmerG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-09
ITALOVE OSLAVf COLUM
BUV DEN.

Zdejsi italska kolonie chy-
sta sc okazale oslaviti v patek,
u. fijna. Columbuv den. "a
ktereho bude usporadan prd-
vod cd Hiram House, Zapadne
po Woodland Ave. k vych. %.
ul., odkud po Euclid ma Public
Square, po Superior, vych. IL,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-09
MOVE KNIHY v BROADWAY Y
SKE KNIHOVNE.

Do ceskdho oad6leni nribylv
nasledujici knihy, jejichz w
Der vsem Gtenaf6m zaiiste pfij
de who'd.
Adamek: Slovenskem.
Capek: Trapne Povidky.
Carska: Dunn CtverakH.
Dolezal: Masarykova Costa
Zivotem.
Dyk: Pohadky nasi vesni-
ce.
Hais Tynecky: Sodoma.
Han'ek: Zpovednice.
Hartman: Cestou re Sibife.
Haggard: Maiwina pomsta.
Havlasa: Zkroceny zapad.
Havlasa: Ale sny umiraii.
Hay: Zimni kralovna.
Heller: Zenitba Yusufa Kha
ma.
Holecek: Narodni mpudrost
Jahoda: Paberky.
HoleGek: Bosnia a Hercegovi
ma "a okkupace.
Jelinek: Parizske kroniky.
Jokai: V ta;emne zemi zla-
la.
Kudii: Tisic neSmrtalnIch.
Sicha: Po zakonu krve a
smyslu.
Skruzny: Menazcrie.
Slosar: Posumavskym ra-
jem.
Sobotka: Kratochvilne histo
rie NEST a mist statu ces. SLOW.
Sokol-Tuma: Y zafi milo
MI.
Stanoievic: Dejiny naroda
srhskeho.
| Snmin: Spasa.
! Toman: Sen noci stedrove.
cerni.
| Tfebicsky: Svetlo.
1
Trmal: .Obchodni nauha pro
vefeine skoly obchodni.
! Vikova-Kuneticka: Z cest.
Vozicky: Humoresky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-09

ul. k Moose Hall els. 1000
Walnut Ave-, kde usporadan
bude hlavne fefnicky pro-
gram.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-09

wear-at home, under the coat. for
motoring, etc. Many smart combina-
tons in the lot. Grouped to close at
1875 each. Worth much more.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-09
Lee Unionalls
for Men

Lee Unionalls. best grade,
khaki and blue-white back
denims. Extra size 10 per
cent extra Specially priced
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-09
Mems Overalls
and Jackets

Sweet Orr and Carhartt Over
alls and Jackets; best grade
and size, 10 per cent extra
Specially priced Saturday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-09

All wool rus b e d
coats. made in the
chappe styles that
have been so popular
this fall are being
worn everywhere. Ex-
cellent for all winter
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28

we're the central adornment of the
table, while orange tapers flickered
softly in silver candlelabras. Assist
ing the hostess in receiving and serv-
ing were Mrs. r. J. Boyle, Mrs. Miles
Spears, Mrs. o. b. Black, Mrs. Charles
Il. Fincham and Mrs. Arthur Storms.
About nine tables of players were
present. Prizes were awarded Miss
Ora White, and Miss Dorothy Daud.
The honor guests and the prize winners
received lovely corsages of French
handmade flowers. The table prizes
were vari-colored powder puffs.
~ ~ ~
Mai. and Mrs. Willard f. Waltz Jr.,
and daughter arrived the latter part of
the week from San Francisco to spend
some time with Col. Willard +. Waltz,
70S Grayson street
y ~ y
Mrs. Joe Z. Wolf will entertain with
hunting party at her Medina Lake
lodge in honor OF Mrs. ]. III. Roberts
of Dallas. this week end.
~ ~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. i. A. Crane announce
the marriage of their daughter, Annette,
to j.. l.. Windrow of Del Rio, the
marriage having taken place January
10, with Rev. J. w. Albritten of the
Prospect Hill Methodist church of
ficiating. Mr. and Mrs. Windrow are
at home to their friends ia Fourth
street.
~ ~ "
DIR. and Mrs. Ivy Stansell and little
son. James, have returned from visit
with relatives in Longview, Tex.
" - ~
| Mrs. r. s. Thin has returned home
from an extended visit with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. G. W. Foster in Longview
Tex.
~ - ~
! Mrs. Scott Key of Eastland and Mrs
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28

home informally to their friends from
"a IL o'clock Monday evening at
their home. 7O1 Howard street, to meet
Mr., and Mrs. Sylvan Lang, who have
lust returned from their bridal tour in
California. Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan Lang
are making their home at the st.
Anthony Hotel.
Mrs. Henry Drought will entertain
with a reception at her home from 4
to o'clock Thursday afternoon.
~ - "
Mrs. Nathan McCluer entertained
with lovely bridge party in her
home Thursday complimenting Mrs.
Phil Jackson of New Orleans, who
is spending some time with her parents,
Col. and Mrs. r. +. Metcalfe. Palms
and ferns decorated the attractive
home. In the dining room delicate
lavender and pink color scheme was
artistically carried out in the decora-
tions. Lavender and pink sweet peas
were the central adornment of the
table. Lavender candles burned in
crystal candlesticks, tied with orchid
maline bows. The table was laid with
beautiful filet cloth. The pink
and lavender ice, the small cakes and
minis embossed with morning glories
completed the charming effect. Mrs
Dennis Nolan served the ice, while Mrs
Metcalfe served the coffee. About five
tables of players were present at the
charming party.
~ ~ ~
Miss Bess Spears entertained will
ono of the charming nartipS of the sea
son Friday afternoon when she compli
mented Miss Estelle Storms and Mis-
Halle Fincham at bridge. Pink anC
white sweet peas decorated the draw
ing room. In the dining room a colol
scheme of orange was effectively car
! ried out. Orange flowers and fern
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28

with Mrs w. p. Clarke, Crockett 1901,
or Miss Elsie Engel, Crockett oooo'
y ~ ~
Mfr. and Mrs. ]. +. Dolard entertain.
ed with a charming bridge party az
their home complimenting Colonel ana
Mrs. l.. NJ. AIaus of Washington, VINO
are spending the winter at the Gunter
Hotel. The bridge party took place
Saturday evening. The following guests
were present: Colonel and Mrs. Maus'
the honor guests, and Colonel and MIS-
j. b. Buck, Colonel and Mrs. y. X.
Coppock, Major and Mrs. ID: Is.
Lyons. Colonel and Mrs. Hendricks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris, Philip Adrian,
and General and Mrs. Guy Carleton.
~ ~ u
Mrs, James Nixon will entertain with
luncheon Wednesday at the Country
Club cOmplimenting her mother who
arrived the early part of the week from
Philadelphia to spend some time with
Mrs. Nixon.
y y y
Mrs. Martin Wright will entertain
about twelve members Of the younger
set Sunday, February 4. with an out
ing at the Medina Lake at their at
tractive summer lodge. Miss Mcclellan
will be the honor guest of the affair.
- ~ ~
Mrs. Samuel Thompson of Kerrville.
will compliment Miss Mae Louise
Schreiner, charming debutante of the
season, with a dinner party at the St
Anthony Hotel, Wednesday evening,
February Z.
" ~ e
Mrs. Gus Schrener will entertain
with a luncheon Thursday compliment
ing her niece. Miss Mae Louise Schrein
er, at the Menger Hotel.
| ~ - ~
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lang will be al
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28

Teddies! Teddies! Teddies! VIII
wants teddies, SOC. and up. Call Mr.
Rine for dressmaking and sewing {
all kinds. Sunday, Tr. 595S. Week da!
Travis a42-l ADV
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28

Thomas Whitis of Austin, are thu
guest of Mrs. 5. w. Scott. -
- ~ -
At the reception to be given Thus
day by Mrs. Albert Deutsch, Mr1
Guenther orsinger, and Mrs. Archi1
Harwood, in the home of Mrs. DeutscI
the following will assist the hostesse|
in receiving and serving: MesdameI
T. H. HilIyer, J. L. Jarratt, b. II
Naylor, Arthur Morton, A. J. Moord
George C. Vaughan. o. n. Mclllhennyl
Guy Mcfarland, Thomas Campbell, N
c. Hall, Montgomery Fly, Il. II
Flowers, Misses Louise Flowers, Cornt|
liza Vaughan. Beatrice Stribling, RutI
West, Ada Miller, Estelle Jones, Mes
danes Joe Rochell, William Taylo1
Nelson Puett of Fentress and Mes
danes r. Rueter, A. X. Harwood, n
II. Albert of Austin.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28

A miscellaneous shower was given
by Rosa and Otta Gass and Ida and
Ada Seewald in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Weider, honoring Miss Mary
Belzung and Ernest Fezel. Bunco was
played and prizes awarded Mrs. Leo
Belzung, Miss Rosa Cass, Mrs. Dedlof
Borman, and Otto Feel. A delicious
luncheon was enjoyed by Mrs. Eugene
Belzung, Miss Rosa Gass, Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Feel, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Gass
Mr.. and Mrs. Dedlof Borman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Gass. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Stolte. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Steubing
Mr. and Mrs Alex Weoner. Mrs. Min
ME Seewald. Mr.. and Mrs. Thee
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28

Exterior painting is weather insur
ance for the house. Interior paintin
is health insurance for the family. Gu
paints are made in "The Sunny SouthC
and are particularly adapted to tn
climate. None made any better an
our prices are less. Picture framin
a speciality.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28

EDA AND MATHILDE WOLF
Crockett 1862 COG Goliad Stree
Will be open for business shortly
Watch papers for announcement
(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28

The San Antonio Musical Club will
entertain at luncheon Monday, February
8, at the st. Anthony Hotel in honor
of the leading artists who will appear
in the various performances given by the
San Carlo Opera Company during its
stay in San Antonio, Monday February
3, and Tuesday February 6. The guests
of honor will include Josephine Luc-
cheese, Fortuna Gallo, Tamaki Miura,
and Anna Fitzin, Franchetti. the noted
orchestra leader; Famadas, the Spanish
tenor; Stella DE Mette. Marie Rappold.
and others. Reservations can be made
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28

FaVOrS were toy dogs ana the taDle acc
orations were of red and white candles
and streamers carrying out the Main
Avenue High School colors. Those
present were Gibbs McDaniels, Ralph
Smith, Harry Wood, Austin Sucker
Charles Wheeler, Sherwood Hamilton,
Gordon Frederick, William French
Whsenant, Blythe Gentry, Frank Hag'
en-, and Robert Lee Rhea Jr.
- ~ ~
A beautiful wedding was solemnizet
Wednesday evening when Harold Kinl
Bowens and Mabel Allen Grapotte were
married at the home Of the BRIDE
mother. Mrs. Marie Fraser Grapotte
The Rev. Father Nichols officiated
The attendants were Miss G. G. Crosb.
and Jack Crosby. Miss Crosby sang
Il Love You Truly" followed by tn
Lohengrin wedding march with Mrs
c. 2. Hopkins at the piano. A salad an
ice course was served TO n large mum
Der of friends. Miss Flora Smith GU
the brides cake. The bride wore
suit Of dark blue with accessories I
match. The groom is a son of DR.. an
Mrs. W. w. Bowen of Fort DOdg
Iowa. He is a graduate of Columbi
University, New York and Iowa Stat
University. Later in the evening. NJ
and Mrs. Bowen left for New Orlean
Chicago. and other cities where the
will visit before going to Fort Dodi
, to make their home.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-06-28

frm believer in the theory Better
to wear out than to rust out"
The beautiful lawn was graced by
the tables which were the only
things that deserved sympathy, as
they surely had heavy burden to
bear. But the tender hearted F. P.
Dulaney. James Lucas, w. w. Po-
land, and Cnas. Thome soon relieved
the burden to- a state of safety and
relief to the tables and none of the
weight was carried away in baskets,
for the belts were loosened and Du-
laney seemed to have room for ey-
ervthing from devil cake to angel
| food.
A vote of thanks was rendered Mr.
and Mrs. Kyle for their hospitality
| Officers were elected, and the loca-
tion of the next reunion discussed
IT. D. Dulaney was elected president,
! Jane Lucas. vice president, Mont
Lucas secretary and treasurer, and
! the Mound Builders park at New
ark, O., decided upon as the loca-
! tion for the next reunion which will
| he held the last Sunday in June
1924. God Be With You Till We
Meet Again" was then sung bv all
and the guests took their departure.
! The following list contains the
names and addresses of those pres
ent at the reunion: Mrs. Agnes Lew
lis. Violet Lewis. Mrs. Alta McCor-
mick and Frank Mccormick, Ashe-
Vile. N. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sny-
der, Majel, Merle, Maxine and Gail
Snyder. Chesterhill; Mrs. Lands.
Mrs. N. c. Brown, Hebron; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Kinsey ,Gnadden Hutten;
Dr. F. l.. Poland, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| Poland, Charlottesville; Mrs. Mary
! Evans. Ernest Legg. Mrs. Ernest
Legg Alexandria; Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell KYLE, Nick Brown. Hebron; r.
1G. Dulanev. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Du-
laney. H. H. Dulaney, Glouster; Mr
and Mrs. J. d. Dulanev. Kenneth r.
Dulaney, Stockport; Mrs. Amanda
! Lucas Mrs. Louise Lucas. Jas. R.
Lucas. Granville: Mrs. Mary Lucas,
Mrs. Wolford, Mrs. Ocena Bonar
Mrs. Wanda Lucas. Dean, Robert
and W. II. Lucas, VIM. Larason, M
IT. Lucas, I. II. Lucas, John Bonar
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Foregraves
Lewis Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.
Card, Mrs. Fred Bailey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Keller, Dana Viii
liams, F. w. Bailey, Columbus;
Harold and c. NJ Thorne, Mrs. Mary
Thorne. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kappel
Ward Miller, GAINESVILLE; Mrs. Boyd
Angerine, Miss L. Angerine. Boyd
Angerine, Pataskala; O. D., Mildred
and Catharine Lucas. A. D. Weekly,
Outville: Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Mon
roe Cambridge Xxx
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-06-28
ROXBURY

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bryson and
daughter Joy of Newark were guests
of Harvey Pugh and wife and Persey
Pugh and family of Wolf Creek Fast
week, and visited Saturday night
with J. N. Wallace's, returning home
Sunday
John Risen and his cousin of
Pennsville were guests of j. N Wal
lace's Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie Barnes was the guest
of ycar scribe Saturday afternoon.
Friend and Carlton Wallace, who
are employed at Philo, spent over
Sunday with their parents They
motGTed through in a new car re-
Gently purchased by Friend.
Rev. L %. Lineberger is attending
school for two weeks at Delaware.
His wife and baby are visiting with
her parents at Constitution
Masses Mary Mott, Vera Lochary
and Idenys Eddleblute spesat Sunday
with Gladys Wallace
Oscar Wilson spent over Sunday
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wilson.
Miss Lola Mills spent Sunday with
Mildred and Lillian Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Myers and
visiting her parents MI and Mrs
VIM. Mills and also with relatives al
Waterford.
Gladys Wallace visited last week
}at Stockport.
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The Junior boys together with
their teacher enjoyed d pleasant eve
ming at the beach Monday. After a
lbig picnic dinner was partaken OF,
ithe rest of the time was spent In
swimming.
Please bear in mind the tom
Thumb Wedding" will be at the op--
era house this Friday evening. Don
fail to come out and see the klddles:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clifford and
Jane Bailey of McKendree returned
after visit with Mrs. Caroline
Green.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Du-
laney and son Kenneth mOtOred 10
Hebron, where they attended the Du-
laney-Lucas reunion held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kyle,
returning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Daugherty
spent Sunday with his mother Mrs.
Agnes Daugherty.
Selby Burfield Of GAINESVILLE spent
| the week end with his family.
The Willing Workers class will
meet at the home of Mrs. Dorothy
| Daugherty Tuesday night, June 26,
at O'Clock.
Howard Leisure is spending a few
| days with his mother at Zancsvllle.
Miss Juanita Campbell left Tues
day for visit at Beverly.
| Miss Go1die Cross and Floyd Hen
cry spent Sunday with Chas. Bailey's
of Philo.
Dan't fail to see this marvellous
picture "The Sheik," by Agnes Ayres
and Rudolph Valentino, at tire opera
house July 4.
Kennard Cross left Wednesday fol-
GAINESVILLE, where he has employ
ment.