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, - ^ M W Margaret.Griffinssuperb; antt-the picture_of *
:jJJ.and8jsiak8:a...jm.. the decorating,
J h e J t o t ^ U e a n i / o f • NIT playera h.ealtju:came last'Ssituri
comtnittees 'wijF/assmbfe near the
hayejtwo gariies/byqked.Oc vffth Jhe home in Sev/Caatie;
G. /A.' R/halfc andx.reeeiv£ such
J^a^a'nine^tne; first to^be pla'yed' frienoVamT lelati ye*
fl«jwer*>a'R have be^n. fathered/^ and,
here tp$\ Thursday, the. other; at teir; part of this week. ^
their .flags, and proceed-: to the The ipcal^eed.testerandcornex- Kenton n'ext'Mofldny.' /Nevada al-' X&igljer',a/-'Beat."';'
'pert,
JamS
W:fetftflV
witf-make
different cetheteries :and decorate
ways hasa good tfeam,"and:=uigood"'J flour: for sale o?Sx
th$ graves^ .V-'X'XX, tv.;^...-^-•- stlibaooth«r t e s t in. addition; to tthe contest.fcrtohors is reasonably- assays elevator.
K'rags.
Seedfrqfh
the
government" The Ppst wi'Hre-assenfbW a t / i - p .
sured." x '.' /'•'' "*- ,?'n JX~'~.
meDtionid
laat>eek.
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-nil.; at the G./A. R. hail, and at. 1-.30
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Tier home afe.Maraeill^jby way ^
form in lihei/Jieaded by .music, and w1ir,be.sj6y beans, a variety . ofsbeah,
kjppe'r /Sandusky,, ifonday .aftermarch to. the-M. P. chiirctiV'.whefe' planted ext«asiyeiyin.Bdmetpaft5 of
^005,/,^^.80611¾^¾ four pjr 'n\
the following; program will' be ren- the 'country, and useif.in large
weeks at the home of L l o y i Xaf
dered: •//••:;#- -'- 5*._1 -/ •
. - quantities ;^s-ifeed for cows.and'
sheep. Mr. Cook-received prepaid
and
family.''; ' . f .'""'~
Song by Audienee-^"My Country by express a seven and a half pound - TJhaBig/'/Four linirj will 'change
'tis of. Thee:" '/'".-.
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bag <,of /the beans from the JJhio tij'ue.SuiHJay. ,'li isvnot: known a t Building blocks are theclieapa,
-• Invqcation>~Rev. D. Ci- Garrison. Agricultural Experiment station at this writing that changes are to be foundation material in or ohV
-Lincoln's Gettysburg Address-^ Wooster last Friday, and will pro- made in trains at Forest, as the new/ earth, Good assortment.
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ceed to make* an exhaustive and tiroe.scheSule'will|not,-arrive until 3-18-tf." .¾
Quartette by School .Girl6--"Teht- errtioaTtestof them in the soil in fiimorrow or Saturday;
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Mrs. Racks returned to her
ing on the Old Camp Ground."^.
at Greenviiie, Ohio, Monday • I
this part of.. Ohio. The - plant, and
Recitations-Miss Verril Callahan. bean is rich,' itrprotien,1 and. possessvisiting: a week at the Tro|
.Sole, "No North; No Soo.th To- es the property of'^extracting lar^e
home in the country. She is
day"-Mrs. Ida Vaughn.
daughter.
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quantities of-nitratea from the atRecitation; "The fiattle of Gettys- mosphere. There ans none of this
t h e Review has the list, and]
burg!'—Miss Esther Cook.
. . ,.-.. variety of/bean raised in this locali-.
• .Services--at the Baptist church list has the quality. Advertis
• Address—Prof. Ladd...
. , '-•.•-.' -ty.' rhetirittease from the quantity
next Sabbath p i n i n g at 7:80; Sun- the Review.
, Address—Prof.'Wright* of jAda. Mr. Cook has received will be used
day School at 9:30-: .No preaching. Mrs.
Rosa •. Ranisburg arm
,. All old soldiers and Purity "Circle exclusively for seed.
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at the morning hour on account «f Monday for a week's visit witfpl
and the school children are earnestUnion services. Subject of even- R.,L. Flowers.
ly invited to join us in the.parade
iris? sermoni "Why Do Not Bapto and from tire church. '•"
Just arrived-^A • carlqad-/of hS
tists Baptize their Babies?"
The public is invited 10: attend
grade cedar posts i Wml'Undsay.
A'church institute-ar' the Bapthe exerciea at the church, and let
Sealed bids will be received by tist church June 3rd and 4tit conEverybody .smoKes'-the El'.
the people display "Old Glory" at the Board of Education of Jackson
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ducted by the Superintendent of ero.
the stores and residences.
Township School District, Hardin Ohio Baptist Sunday Scho^p M^.,
F.
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Woodard
was
in MansHeld
county, Ohio, for the material and
W. A. Holnies; of GranvillaWp., and- Tuesday witnessing- a large cattle
labor for the erection of a school Rev. Chas. F. Griffin, of GaTion, Oi
house in l said district at Eureka in There will be. afternoon and even- sale.
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gub..Dist. No. 5 in accordance with ing sessions Thursday and. Friday., We c*n sell "Wbod^ibte" plaster
Sec, '794 arid 3998 R. S. 0. plans Jupe 3rd and 4th. This1 wTtl afford cheaper than^MfttfiT> jdso white
lath are;
specifications' for the same may be the people of Forest and vicii
3-18-tf
had of the. clerk-of the'Board, G. W., an opportunity to hear tw
Smith Patterson, Ohio. . Bids wi
acticable men in their
be received until noon, Jun
7th. 1909. The Bo
It is the growing opinion of many right to reject*any d;
that Cova Garver, of Forest, makes
Geo.^7
the best catcher any Forest nine of
G. W. Smith, clerk
base ball players has had in recent
(May
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June 3-'09.)
years. That this fineopinian is not
the!
Iciriity
limited to Forest alone is-evident by
Seriate lodt»e F. & A. M„ was
that- his i
fhe
City
the report of the Cuban Giants, in
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?nected Tuesday • night by Alfred Drug Store,.)
op6H;jnd that
Kenton contest last-Saturday, in
Butler, of Bellet'ontaine, district he will be plea
to have a share of
the Kenton papers. The. DemucJrat
your patronage.
lecturer.
says," Garver, the Forest catcher
played excellent ball.". -The NewsRepublican says, "Garver, of. Foreat, who caught for Kenton, put up
a nice, clean game and could be
used to advantage here." At anThere came Monday morning to
other place the Democrat- savs: the family of Aid. 7.. Hewlett, and
"Garver, of .Forest, put up a fine- to his mother'Mrs, Margaret Hewgame."
-'
lett, < ithe sad hews that the sister
ctfthe latter, Mrs/ PriscHia Dean,
had dieo" Sunday morning at a
Cleveland hospital following a
surgical operation. Deceased was
63 years of age. The remains were
brought to Forest • Tuesday afternoon and were taken' to the residence of Mr. Hewlett where .they
remained until Wednesday morningrthenee- by carriage'to York
street chores, where t h e services
were held at 10>o'clock. -The. inter-'
ment was made.in the York street
'cemetery; -• Deceased was
welt
known in this vicinity, as she had
Jived all her life about six m i'es
east? of- Forest,-*hly rJ^novmg about
15 years ago. She had made her
homewithherson, Geo. r-E.JDean,
at-Willoughby/ near Cleveland.
The husband of the deceased, Martin Dean-, brother of •Hamilton and
5 c-^-.i
Jonh, d ied; -at Shelby". about. eight
h-.fi vf?
years ago, and his. dear companion
will "enter-her last; long sleep-by
O stop -fcflks in Yt*r\fs.guttev§, valley*, d«&s'and fl^sjt
his^ide in-the'Jfork street, ceme..y*ings. nsf' oiirTu'rik-il Drilling.. sijefdally adaptedljiqr.
this work. It jposH^^aiii-Uisticity; :..>vliich'-keeps it froiit'
teryi,\'T4e'departed':"dne- was also
chwkingr. nnti whvfi---<*wierit(al <m"«;ith^rpairit..aBdpaiiit>a sister ofMrsI." Anna-..JSeckler,."of
ediriyer lasts-for .wan*:-\.A,- ft is.not kept in thft/avengft
UnfohGlty,-fntj-, and non.-Gapt.
fliy.g(Ki4s3«tol-i;.:(>OT agents^vill^upplyiit to those in B e e ^
J; ^.'Fumphrey^of Kentohi's a half
Perfei^.k'itisfi'ietioain tho.usn (it' <>\rv roof ^>ajnt-is guaranteed to all-c-ustomt-i-s.. .,-•.;..- ;' .'•'. . ; i''- --.-."
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Contract Notice.
rr-'mtupi
iobwork from fhe Review office
• will be a credit to your business
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For painting tin, iron and felt roofs
For patching all sorts of roofs!
For painting bridges, iron fence^
There is no paint4ike£
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For Price and Quality
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pleases
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present Xpcated 1st door
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Sold/^he^ap
National Bank^
Forest, Ohio
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Shield's Harness Store
IN
Gehaine.bargain,; must be sold by
Feb. 10 '09/ house and one acw of
ground in Fopest, good deed, insurance has been :pafd for three years
and. will be teahsferred to buyer,.
n6w-roqf>-*II in-fair order.awf will
make, a good home for some/'one.
Only $80p. . The best«hance we have
on the list, Invesigate this at oncei
G>o. W. Smith. .
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Patterson, "Ohi-JS
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Rttenger i^opi PaintX^o4
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ELY RIA, OHIO
. i . LOCAL AGENTS
W.-A. -Maplotoff.1
'- Forest; OJiib
Cos-'gifiy.'&• Ash. "-•
-- , Carey, Ohio
John Wooftnift'. •,
• PuukirTv. Ohio
I. C. Porto'r."
••' Fimllay. Ohio :
E. L. Tnllis. • s -.
Kenton. Dhio
-ebas.:F/Stahl
; :.JjaRue.- Ohio
. Ti. B. Myei-M,
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Xevadn, Ohio.
Wensinger & Son
Svcamore, OhioG. Wi Moore
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Tiffin, Ohio
Bowen * Lewis
Upjje.r Sajidnsky. Ohio