Mrs. Malsberry, of Blue Ash,
spent Friday with her sisters.
John Grismer, of Monroe, made his semi-monthly call at
our village on Sabbath evening.
The many friends of W. C. Cox will be glad to learn that
he is improving rapidly in health.
Mrs. Frank Tucker entertained three of her sisters several
days last week.
Mrs. Garret Wikoff and Rena Welton left
on last Friday afternoon for Kentucky. They were called by telegram to
watch at the bedside of Mrs. Minnie Pease, who is suffering
from throat trouble.
Raymond Burch spent Sunday in the country with his parents.
Quite a number of our young belles enjoyed a taffy-pulling at Mrs. G.
D. Cox's residence on Saturday evening.
Mary Keever spent most of last week in the country with
her sister
Ella McK_chan, who had been confined to her room at Georgetown,
Kentucky, was able to be conveyed on an invalid's chair to Mrs.
Voohes' residence on last Friday evening, where she is now lying
in a critical condition.
Ed. Luce, of Cincinnati, was in town on Monday.