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Ashland County Happenings
ASHLAND PRESS: 15 August 1900

Submitted by Joyce

Rev. J.T. Hoak and family are at Lakeside this week and they will remain there for several days and attend a camp meeting.

The proceeds of the festival Saturday night at the Christian church ground mounted to a little over $20.

Mrs. Flora Wilson, of Boone, Iowa, and her mother, Mrs. E.J. VanNiman, of Shreve, spent several days here last week callin on old friends and acquaintances.

Mrs. E.E. Depler, master Albert and Miss Sylvia Power, of Wooster, their guest, went to Rowsburg Sunday to spend the day at the home of Henry Depler.

Those who have items for the Press must not forget to hand them in before noon Tuesday of each week, as later than that will not do. Please leave them at Alleman's store where the correspondent will call and get them.

Ira Felger, our wheat and lumber merchant, is now west on quite an extended trip to Oklahoma and other western states, and will be gone several weeks.

Frank Robb, and his wife came down from Mansfield Sunday to see Mr. Robb, who is still sorely afflicted.

Mrs. Daniel Fickes died Tuesday night at her home one mile east of town. She was in a comatose state since last Friday as a result of stomach trouble. Bringing with it a complication of troubles.

Mrs. W.D. Funk went Tuesday to join the family of Rev. Hoak at Lakeside for a couple weeks outing.

George Schroll, who has been on the sick list for several weeks, is now recuperating and can get over to town again.

Miss Dora Harris, of Mansfield, is here as the guest of H.B. Winbigler and family on North Main street. She is a sister of Mrs. W.

Our school board has decided on putting in a furnace at the school building, a much needed improvement to take the place of the stoves.

E.B. Kiefer, the postmaster, and his wife are visiting with relatives and friends at Smithville this week.

The correspondent on the hills must be too deeply engaged now in the pursuit of lucre, for we have seen nor heard nothing from him in the Press for long time.

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