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Semi-Weekly News (Mansfield): 17 May 1898, Vol. 14, No. 42 |
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Sheriff Jones of Ashland, was in the city Saturday morning looking after the interest of his second term in this county. Mr. Jones has made a good sheriff and deserves his second term.
"Doc" Esselburn, one of Wayne County's prominent farmers and stock dealers, was in town Friday.
Barney Shank, of Nashville, attended the horse sale Friday.
Frank Barrett, of Marion, formerly of this place, visited among friends Friday.
Miss Grace Steaner, of Spencerville, is visiting Mont Beach and wife, this week.
Mrs. Ed Jones is rusticating among friends at Mansfield.
The Rev. E.S. Sears attended the Wooster district conference at Orange last week.
Mrs. R.C. Robison left Friday for Nebraska, where she will visit with friends at Omaha and Lincoln.
R.M. Campbell, of Ashland, was in the city Friday.
The Rev. Mr. Sherman and wife, returned on Friday from a visit at Cleveland.
J.W. Covert & Co. are having a new floor put down in their drug store.
Prof. Kiplinger and S.N. Welch attended the Tri-County Teachers' Association at Ashland, Saturday.
H.B. Huffman has purchased a fine driving horse.
Naples Mariner will soon be known as traveling agent of the Standard Spice Co. of New York.
Samuel Barrett is talking of going to Chicago.
John Miller is putting the cemetery in shape for Memorial Day.
Beavers' horse sale was well attended Friday and horses sold well.
Joe Moriner, who has been in New York the past several months, returned home Monday.
L.E. Darling sold a new buggy last Monday to Arthur Zimmerman.
L.T. Cornell made a business trip to Orrville, Friday.
Charles Castor expects to leave for California some time next week.
Mrs. Levi Boney, of Lucas, visited with her daughter, Mrs. David Hunter, south of town, Wednesday.
