muAvs, i aentE.advs,ttt-oft*ow«anK,ornwntheasacititotad-SHiAkueyvitui. .Frattk Philips attd wife of Astlta-bula were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Philips last week.Mrs. C. C. Klteli altd daughter.Ruth of Cleveland are visiting Mr. aiid Mrs. Prank Wiley.Miss Daisy Larimer spent the past week with her sister, Mrs. Bearrnan,of Hadley.Mrs. C. D. Limber and daughter, Helen, were at Sandy Lake last week.Mrs. Martha Wright visited friendsat Sunol recently.Mrs. Olive Lowry and son, Robert.Miss Blt; . her man.Miss. M week at 1 Mfss/BJl days at C Ralphwas the 1 day.Mr. and vtlle, vislover Sun M. M. ! Monday tof Cleveland, have been visiting [•1 tea™loos com ing the t' Mrs. K her brott R. R. Ifriends in this vicinity.Marvin Wiley came up from Mercer Sunday and spent the day with his parents., Mr. Ewing of Burgettstown is the ted pjest of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Boylan. ^tuway Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rath returned] imarie. Saturday from a visit with relatives at Cambridge Springs, Edlnboro and Erie. While in Erie they attended the “Billy Sunday meetings.Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Armour were1 H ba-lew ursot guests of Mr, anti Mrs. Gano of Had'thetheob*TheteelsrllleironironCityertyvillevllleronaaronaronSal-eek;ville,]has.rille:cory;ley, last Sunday.Miss Olive KiingetistnUh Is visitingMiss Minnie McCracken.*Rev. H. A. Teats,of New Lebanon, was the guest of his daughter, Mrs. not I j. h, Martin, this week. ous Mr. and Mrs. John Coulter of Ken-this nard, spent Sunday with friends here, butl Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powell of Cochran ton were recent guests of Mrs, Laura McConnell and Mr. John 2Ry | Canon.doe Mrs. Woods Canon, Miss Marie rSite I Canon and Clem Canon of Stoneboro visited relatives here recently.Mrs. J. W. Metzler, of Hadley and Mrs. Martha Merritt of Mead ville visited Mrs. Sara Metzler last week.John Ross of Franklin spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs,.. K. C.Dean,H. L. Philips and wife drove to Bradley town last Sunday taking their - , daughter. Mrs. John Williams, and iron j children to their home at that place, iiigo Mrs Sara Metzler and daughter,City 1 Evelyn, are visiting Mrs. Metzler s rcer parents, at Fredohia tbis week andCity attending the commencement exer-dley C|ses of Fredonia Institute, dley I h. McKeau made a business trip toMercer last Monday.w. S. Stright has gone into the live stock business. He is the proud possessor of a v*»ry lively and handsome young calf.Charles Limbert was at Milledge-ville this week.Cotnmuniou services will be held at the Presbyterian church next Sunday endh morning and at the. M. E. church on Sunday evening. The district superintendent, Rev. Douglass, of New Castle, will be here to conduct the quarterly conference on Friday.The Misses Edith and Marian Powell of Cochran ton visited Mrs. Laura ’cer; McConnell recently.Dr. Bean and wife were In Ashtabula last week and went from there to Erie to hear ’'Billy Sunday.W. Earl Bah cop ha« been elected to a professorship in the South Sharon schools.The ladies' missionary society of the M. E. church will meet at the home of Mrs. E- K. Martiu Thursday afteroon this week. Everybody invited.The strawberry and ice cream social given by the Methodist ladies of this place last Saturday evening was a success in every way. Proceeds about ?60.Children’s day exercises at the Presbyterian clmrch last Sunday evening passed , ft' very pleasantly, the children taking part in several floral and other emblematic recitations and doing themselves great credit.Charles Limbert is improving his property by the addition of a tine new cement walk eighty feet long by ten feet wide.The work on the roads'* in this neighborhood is progressing rapidly, although it has been reported that some of t he humps and bumps causeth the automobile folks to use much unseemly language,| Our genial ehe«emaker, Mr. A. W. Wall, reports a rushing business.Mrs. Jennie Beil and son, Walter, and Carl Jones and Thomas Limber, of Grenville were here last week on account of the very serious illness of Mr. E. A. Jones. Mr. Jones Is still in a very critical condition. He is at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Allison Whittenberger.Mrs. Charles Brush who has been quite IU for some time U improving slowly. iMiss Corintaa Dyers and Mrs. Mary Ann Eekles who have been ill forG.•eticliJohnman 1 ■n on1 the y has Merit the (1 the icall.v ssion. town work t was combe re-it has3f the .ill befor a t has com-1st of good e willFair-corn-thaterof is ac* or iu f Boa-vising school .■ailing ir Mc-ars amodious A. L. Leech’s business The' E strawber Carey «' social wi are cord Miss . Pa., Is v of W. HChild r in the M day in The old conduct prograir A nui Childret Sunday very flithose w Franlthe evebuilding Mr. i Creenv: week a parentsHow; this we Mr, duaght Monda;Clarl the juAlice 1 son Vi thoseright take a the gr Miss I vacati points .••'.Mrs Ring McCIt J. C menct this \ for a Narrocredit McCh Cht terpri acre and acres onstr soil.Mr rheui Dr Fred men i Mr New of A ents.Sa hors with not El ladyand inst. righ N bon Mr. 17.of IWes T the goAn aimdre atillugh.Ihurch’'rldaystitutecutest e slm-spcDoInotseveral months, are no better at pres* potfrom aent writing.Raymond White who has been suffering from typhoid fever and a complication of other ailments, is recovering slowly.a Mof-CastleBuic.k DeFor-, a 40-the ot-ry aud B. E. 2, Sat*0 Ulcers1 asso-H. T-iderfer,itlicran0:30 f. Sundjys':»i-84rLEECH'S CORNERS.A number of young people from hero attended the festival at Fallow-Held one evening last week.John Baker and wife and Perry Unger and wife attended the funeral of Amaziah Brooks, of Geneva, Sun-day.Whitman McConnell of Duquesne, was the guest of Misses Genevieve and Laura Hell. Sunday.A large number of persons from this vicinity attended the Children's day service at Salem Sunday night. Mrs- Robert Myers Is on the sicklist.Next meeting o£ the Y at Miss May Williamson's. Saturday evening.Dr. h. H, Henry, who has been very sick all spring, is no better.wavi\UrAlsitErMil)tgrIt?Inei;tliG.atgiSisci1:.Every-good. thing j* mu if’■$ d«ly ;Hd the WW M woaWtt *I]C