Caldwell. Mr. Doctorman is affiliated with the Big Savage Refractories Company.George McClellan, faculty member of State Teachers college, returned after visiting his home, Columbus, Ohio.Mr. and Mrs. Isaac R. Goad returned to Washington after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. Marshall Stewart, Frost avenue.Fred W. Boettner, a member of the firm of Boettner and Boettner j local insurance agents, who had his leg fractured in a fall at his cottage on the South Branch, is gradu- _ ally improving at his home.Carl Roeder returned to Washing- j ton after attending the funeral of v his uncle, William Taylor. Cumberland. His mother, Mrs. Esther Roeder, Washington, and aunt, Mrs Charles Critchflcld, Carrollton, Mo., sisters of Mr. Taylor, are guests of their sister, Mrs. James E. Crump, aBowery street. UWilliam MacGregor, Cresaptown i has purchased the confectioner}, business of Richftrd Goldsworthy Grant and East Main street.Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thomas and family have moved from 34 Park avenue to 98 East Main street. caMrs Philip Jenkins, this city, and AtOct. 18.—A meeting to ,il overseas veterans of theJ #gr are invited will be held evening, October 19, at Ljk in the ballroom of the r Mel for the purpose of or-pg g Prostburg poet of Veter-[ foreign Wars. Post cards, I by D. L. Rinker, state departed of staff, have been I to a large number of local Ks of the American Expedi-v force Leaders of the move-iuted this evening that a t,f list of overseas men in umrnunity was not available cards were mailed and Mt any A. E. F. man, not re-. a card will be cordially wel-tthtrg had a past of the Vet-ct Foreign Wars several yearsit it suspended due to a lack w**t at that time.