The Tribune from Hicksville, Ohio • Page 8

1 1 Is 1 1 1 1 1 i 3 1 a fr337t VWT? MVtUWtt, Ml EVERYTHING FORPICTURE MAKING IN THE Kodak Box A No. 2 Brownie Camera for taking 2 3 pictures, a Brownie Developing Box for developing the negatives in daylight, Film, Velox paper, Chemicals, Trays, Mounts. Everything needed for making pictures is included in this complete little outfit. And the working of it is so simple that anybody can get good results from the start. No dark-room is needed and every step is explained in the illustrated instruction book that accompanies every outfit.

Made by Kodak workmen in the Kodak factory that tells the story of the quality. THE KODAK BOX No. 2, CONTAINING: 1 No. 2 Brownin rumors, $2 00 l.UU 1 Krowine DevnlnpiiiK Box, 1 Hull No. 2 Hrnwnle Film.

(I i Hrownid PcvHopiriK Powdero, IVka. Kodak Actil Kuinif Powder, .16 1 Kotir-oz. .10 1 Htirriiig Uud, .05 00 Price- Complete A. 00 At all Kodak Dealers. EASTMAN KODAK CO.

Write for BookM of Ike Kodak Box, Don't Use a sell, and what your prices are. Nine times out of ten your prices are lower, but the customer is influenced by the up-to-date advertising of the mail order house. Every article you advertise should be described and priced. You must tell your story in an interesting way, and when you want to reach the buyers of this community use the columns of this paper. Rheumatism.

How much misery there Is In that word! Only those who have suffered from It can understand Us tortures. And yet so few understand Its cause. Simply the failure of the kidneys to remove the uric aeld from the blood. Relief is now within the reach of all. A formula, that for the last ten years has been dispensed by physicians all over the country In cases where troubles arising frorn disordered kidneys were Indicated, Is now being distributed through the druggists by the Antiseptic Remedy Scarecrow To Drive Away Ik Mail Order Wolf You can drive him out quickly if you use the mail order houses' own weapon advertising.

Mail order concerns are spending thousands of dollars every week in order to get trade from the home merchants. Do you think for a minute they would keep it up if they didn't get the business? Don't take it for granted that every one within a radius of 25 miles knows what you have to at South Bend, and we have been appointed distributing agents for this vicinity. The name of this remedy 13 Lantz's Red Kidney Plllets, and the price Is 50 cents a box. So confident la the Antiseptic Remedy Co. in the virtue of this great formula for the relief of rheumatism that It has furnished us with free trial boxes to give tn all those who are suffering from rheumatism or from any form of kidney or bladder trouble.

Please call for a trial box. We aro confident you will be benefited. 3Ck Defiance, Oh FRANK DALRYMPLE 3 if fJhnirp Pnt-f lriwer and Artistic Floral Work on short notice Tho best quality at the lowest price Long distance connections on Home and Bell Phones Call up and give me a trial C. W. WIIMTERICH leading Florist cz3asiczz3( JH r-w.

1 No. 2 Brownie Printing Frame, 1 .15 1 Dot. 'i't ii'i Urownle Velix, .16 2 Kastimin M. g. .10 3 l'Br DevnlnpinR Truvn, 1 24 X8' Imiilfx Jlountu, .1 1 Doz.

Kixluk Dry Muuiitiug Tiaaue, .06 1 iiutruction book, .10 Rochester, N. ta Kodak cut. DO IT NOW Buy a lot in Bunnell's fourth Addition on East High Street at a bargain. Lots 50 188 with 12 ft. Alley and paved street paid.

These lots are selling at $200 each while they last, several have already bcr sold, so if you are wanting a lot buy NOW, while you can have your choice of those not sold. EL 3F Armstrong HALL'S CORNERS 01 Braybrook and wife ure attending conference at Swazee, I ml. Jume Tearsoii anil Wallace Rupert, with their funiilit'ii. with V. Porter and family.

Jackson Hollopeter called on hbi mother Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charleswood, of Ft. Wayne, attended the Liike reunion which wan held Saturday, and then returned for an extended visit with her sinter, Mrs.

David Moore. David Sowers and family and Bonj. Dorsey and family called on Mrs. Wm. Driver and family.

Lee Swuidner attended the dedication of the Milan Center M. P. church, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Rachel Gorrell and daughters, Maranda, Jlattie and Lena visited with her son, M.

R. Gorrell, and family Sunday. Many from this place attended the social at Springfield Center, Saturday evening. Ray, the son of A. C.

Gorrell ww quite severely injured by a horse atep- tping upon him. The injured face wat dressed by a Harlan doctor. The young men's and young ladies' class was quite well pntertained by Miss Clara i'liull, of Cohurntowu, at her home Sunday. Those who enjoyed themselves, were the Misses Gladys Eager, Laverge Brace, Katie Holtzworth, Florence Miller, Gdia Gorrell, Jessie Gorrell, Edna Zeimmer, and Messrs Vinton Miller, fjiine Driver Willis Wann, Vernon Swaidner and Mark Gorrell. Miss Anna Render and Rny and Min nie Sowers visited with their aunt and uncle, west of Spenetrville, Sunday.

The Roger reunion was a grand sue Une hundred aim lilly hve en joyed themselves at the dinner-table. David Moore and family attended the Lake reunion Saturday. B. Friese, who is working on the Pittsburg R. R.

out of Ft. Wayne, was at home for a short vacation. The Gorrell family, represented by one hundred and sixty members, held its fifth annual reunion at Hohinsun park, Thursday, August 15. The noon hojr was marked by the spreading of the well prepared viands for a sumptuous dinner, which was served in the open air The afternoon was gien over to reminiscences of olden times and speech Editor J. J.

Gor-sell, of the Winnamac Democrat, being the historian and dispenser of the early history of the Gorrell family. The antecedents of the Allen County family of the Gorrells can be traced to three brothers, the Rev. Jesse, John and Joseph. From Pennsylvania Worrell's' came to Ohio in LS32, and on tollndiann in 1845. They took up Jheir residence near Ossian, Wells county, later branching out to the vicinity of Maysville and New Haven.

The following relatives are the officers of the family association for the next year: M. J. Gorrell, President; Cyrus Gorrell, Vice; Adam Secretary; Elmer Gorrell, Treasurer; J. J. Gorrell, Historian.

The family selected the third Thursday in August for tne next annual reunion. The bites and stings of insects, sunburn, cuts, burns and bruises tfklSi'nil at niwp with Pi nnufilvu Carbolized. Acts like a Doultice. Draws out inflammation. Try it.

Price 25c. Sold by The Ideal Pharmacy. WEST MILFORD Ethel McKee was the guest of Mable Meerbower, Sunday. May Peeper, of Hicksville, is spending tho week with her cousin, Alice Peeper. Henry Reas was at Chicago, Monday and Tuesday.

Jacob Fitzcharies and wife were the guests of their son, K. A. Kitzeharles and family at Edgerton, Sunday. Ruth Suffle, of Edgerton, visited her cousin, Ardis Hootman, the past week. Gertrude Winn returned home from defiance Saturday, where she had been attending school.

Mrs. William Craig and Mrs. Charles Ma non have been on the sick list the past week. L. C.

Hart, of Ft. Wayne, was a caller in our burg one day last week. Granville Oberlin and Bister Mary, of i Indiana, were the guests of David Peeper and family, Sunday. Mrs. George Scott, of Butler, called on her niece, Mrs.

H. S. Lindsay, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. W.

A. Sunday; of Chicago, called on W. H. Moore, one day last week. Joseph Hopkins and Myrtle McKee were the guests of Ed.

Schott and wife at Hessenkassel, Sunday. J. D. McKee and family entertained the following guests Sunday for dinner-Rev. James Moore, Nathan Moore and wife, Henry Carey aud family.

Class No. 4 of the Disciple Sunday school, will hold an ice cream social at the home of Paul B. Hootman, Thursday evening, August 22. All are invited. Man Zan Pile Remedy comes put up in a colapsible tube with a nozzle.

Easy to apply right where the soreness and inflammation exists. It relieves at once blind, blending, itching or protruding piles. Guaranteed. Sold by The Ideal Pharmacy. You Owe It to buy your ffooda from yonr home marohant and atand by bar bueineae aiafl.

Yoa can alwaya find lae anaouticemaata of rcpraaeatatlTa baaiaeaa man In tacaa colamna man wbe will atand back of every atatement and prica they make. I NEWVILLE. Ivan Richmond, Orrin Kincade, Moi Cole, John Wilderson and Howard Denninghoff have joined the Ohio National Guards and leave Sept 5 for Jamejstown Va. Karl Tustison and Hazel Whitehurst kwere guests or friends In uarrett, Sunday. Laura Hadsell was here from HickB- ville, the first of the week.

Nelson Ayers came homo froii IfJetroit Monday to vital his mother. Willis Muginnis, who is attending school at Angola, came home Saturday. Cyrus Mosier of Elkhart is the guest of R. K. McDonald this week.

Cora Harter came home from Edger- tun Sunday to visit her parents. Chubb Richmond and family, Mrs. Ellen Richmond ami son Ivan, Mack Cole and family, Will Iienningnolr, Clarence Baron, 1'rank Colril, George t'otril, Hurley Sochlur and Uoacoe Sechler went to Hamilton lake, Sunday. Mrs. Whitehurst is in Butler this week the iruest of Nauman Dean and wife.

Mrs. Oden, Mr. Wilkinson and wife have moved to Butler. Mrs. Nina Hadsell of Peru is the guest of Maurice Headley and wife.

Mrs. Rhoads returned last week from Peoria where she vinited her son and daughter. C. C. Dean is giving E.

Inhofe1! house coat of paint. Ruth Greist was the guest of rela tives in Auburn last week. S32 was cleared at the Christion S. S. picnic in Hamilton's grove Saturday.

Rev. Hill anil family are spending the week at Winona. Newville defeated Scipio at the S. S. picnic Saturday.

Score 8 to 9. Mrs. Huntington is at Butler this week assisting in the care of Mrs. Pfifer who is quite ill. K.

D. Peterson was a Butler visitor Monday. Mrs. Pearl Huntington and daughter returned to their home in Butler Satur day after a weeks visit with relatives here. COBURNTOWN The program was received this week fur Children's day for Home Mi sions to be held in the near future.

B. Hamilton, wife and daughter May, called on 0. K. Shull west of St. Sunday afternoon.

Argyl, the one year old son of Lee Wilinont and wile ot liunelt, was brought here for funeral services and burial, Thursday afternoon. frm dueled by Elder Fred Thomas. A band was organized at this place evening with Koss Able as (president, and -will hold fiance cream social at theWtutch1 Satiirday evef.litg August 24. There was an error in one of the items lust week. In place of being Uncle Hilly Couhuru's death, as stated it was William W.

Coburn a former resident of Hicksville. Twelve of the young people of Halls Corners were pleasantly entertained by Miss Clara Shull, Sunday. MissGessie Wade returned from the l'llos'ital ut Ft Wayne, Friday being much improved in health and Was welcomed baek. by her many friends at this pllice. Miss Laura Coburn returned from Goshen.

Sutunliiv after ten davs visit with her aunt. Mrs. Ilul.y I. munis and children of Hicksville were the guests of their parents, Sunday, and attended church at the cornels. W.

II. Northup, wife and Mrs. Pluma Hamilton, made a business trip to Ft. Wayne, Wednesday. Mr.

W. P. Coburn, wife and son, Kenneth called on their nephew, William Miller, west of St. Joe, Sunday afternoon. Marie DeLarme i George Boop, wife and son Hugh, LArthua Trenibley and wife, went to Toledo on the excursion Sunday and enjoyed tho day very rnik.li.

Frank Oswalt and Mrs. John Oswalt and children of Hicksville visited with John Erter and family. Mrs. J. Wi Gordon and daughter Chloiu were Hicksville callers Monday.

Mrs. Alec Trenibley jr called on Lybarger Bros, Sunday. Mrs. Hattie Kigar of Antwerp assisted Mrs George Boop in threshing last Tuesday ond Wednesday. Lafayette Thompson and wife, Ira Jump and wife were among those who 'took in the excursion to Detroit, last Sunday, and they say it is a fine-trip.

Craft sisters tf Antwerp visited with Mrs. George Boop and family Monday. Miss Emma Gordon visited last Wednesday with her brother W. Gordon and family, Miss Iola Erter visited with Miss Anez Tremble Saturday and Sunday. Misses Edythe Friend and Iona Erter called on Bertha and Stella Thompson.

The ball game at Armstrongs wr.s well attended, Sunday. Samuel Friend, wife and son Ben visited with Mrs. FrieiuJ's mother.Mrf. Alma Filley of jAntwerp, Sunday. Walter Coddington and wife calhd on Lybarger Sunday evening.

Albert Tremiley and Clora Reeb were seen driving on our streets Sunday. Mrs. J. Jude called on Mrs. I.

Miller Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Samuel Friend and daughter Edythe were Hicksville callers FARMER Mrs. Lulu Harrington and children, day. of Ft.

Wayne, are visiting her brother sister, Guy and Myrtle Ramsey. Mies Mable Coy, of Six Corners, spent a few days at B. J. Smiths. Mr.

and Mrs. R. L. Richardson epent Sunday at Sherwood. Bert Dickey and John Coffin, of Sher wood, were callers at Farmer, Satur A.

R. Stone and wife attended the Parmer's picnie at Sherwood, Thurs day. Mrs. Lueile Richardson and Mable dy were at Bryan, Saturday. Born, to Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Sewell, lAugust Hi, a son. Roy Rock, of Sherwood, played with the Farmer band Saturday night. Frank Blosser and Miss Cora Mavis, nf l.ir'iin viMitpil Rnrwluv. fit.

A. M. lllnsKer's. The social given Saturday night, was well attended. John Donley anil daughter, Mr3.

Ella riiarii, and son Miriam, spent a few days at Hamilton lake. Mrs. Grace llanna, and children, of Kansas, are; visiting her parents, T. C. illartman and wife.

1 The U. B. Sunday school will give a social Wednesday evening at B. C. Rodgers.

Bertha Mavis has returned home from school. BRAYfctROOIC CORNERS Mr. and Olo Braybrook are attending conference near Marion, this week. Wm. Ituckman and Viola O'Neil, of Hicksville, attended Epworth League at North Scipio, Sunday night.

Dorsey has his new kitchen N'omideted. John Bice and family visited Clarence Dorsey 11111I wife, Sunday, B. P. Dorsey has the smallest calf seen in this neighborhood. It weighed but 30 was 21 inches high and 24 inches long, -is alive and doing line.

He also has a bantam duck, attend the air and see these curiosities'. Jas. McKinley returned Monday from a trip in Michigan, he reports crops light. Apples selling at $1.10 per barrel, peaches at $2.00 per bushel in the orchard. George Bice has a job packing apples in Michigan.

Dalta McKinley is working in a liv-f ry stable in where he went for his heulth. Mr. and Mrs. George Shonk have reroofed their house and built a porch. FARMER TOWNSHIP There was no preaching at Dry Creek U.

H. church last Sunday even ing on account of the illness of Rev. Turner. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Sewell, lii, a daughter. Oats are turning out very poor, milv 1 running about 25 bushel to the acre, less. This is less than our average crop. Bert Rogers started bis new manure spreader last week. He bought of Wayne I luges, of the firm of W.

O. Hugos Co. It is a Great Western. The Ice Cream social at this place Saturday evening was well attended ami the Sunday school cleared $50.05. It eoes for paying for the line cement 1 s'eps and walks to the church, that was nit down last week.

Mrs. Luther Smith accompanied her father, Mr. James Bayes, home last 'yiiursday and will visit, relatives about hree weeks. Mr. Bayes is a former resident of this pluce, but now resides at Shepherd, Mich.

C. M. l'odgers and wife attended the Blair-Apt Reunion at Pioneer last Wednesday. Be sure to attend the reunion of Co. 1110.

V. I. at Kico's Grove next Saturday Aug. 24, as these Civil war reunions will soon be past history. SCIPIO CENTER.

'i Mrs. Dorris Blackburn is quite sick. Mrs. Amy Walker is suffering from a stroke of paralysis. Myron Gorrell and family, Mrs.

I. N. Gorrell and daughters Hatty, Myranda and Lena; Thomas Moore and wife, John Waltenberger nnd Misses Winnie and Orpha Moore were guests at Milo Gorrell 's home Sunday. Ole Braybrook and son called on 'friends at Center, Saturday. William Smitler has been workirg for Jesse Hook.

Henry Mettert is suffering from heart trouble. George Weeks, who once lived in this vicinity, died at Auburn from "typhoid fever. He had been married only a short time. No tireat "Oh, I nm In despair," cried a poor woman, "my sou has swallowed a cent!" "Do not be too much distressed," said her friend. "After all, a cent is not a great sum." Scacelapeuslerl.

.1 I I 1 I Scott's Emulsion strengthens enfeebled nursing mothers by increasing their flesh and 0 nerve force. Qi i 1 citi ZU(J ALCOHOL, fliK CENT. ft similalliiijilifluuifanillit'giila ftols linUic Suimaths uiulIJuwclsat Promolcs Dicslionflif tful ness and Ifcsi ne iuw Opium-Murpliinc norMimral Not Nahc otic. JlMltMf I AiiseStnt I hmSrrh 1 tlotiiitt Suftr 1 ddtaltuu tltmp. I ''I in AnprfiTl ncmcav forCuTtsllpJ lion, Sour Slnnucli.Dlaidwea "0 FdcSiiA SignaiUii' of NEW YOHK.

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All IiIiiiIh ill arilliclHl mff and warranted. Itoomn over Ferris A I'uller'i bamwariHlire Id blouli, 111(11 mmei Phone No. 37 LEGAL NOTICE Joseph (5. Lower, residing at ScnttH, Michigan. Kllen Ktrliurdti, Kt4n-l linipuo nil Kllfii HU-lmnlH.

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Kuiimhh, ulidd. W-' UrilKun. icslilmyut Mirrmtin. Call-lurnU. will lul nii'li i' llnti on the 1Kb i ol Auvuil.

A. II Kdtf ir .1 I'urp II tiled hl prllllun In Hie 1'rolmle I'liiirt of Kelhuue I'nuniy. Ohio, in I'use No. ufAinst the alnve iiuioeil purttes and otliers. foriti ill Mltistaiu'0 111 eaid liellliiin thnt lie Is the owner of Hie lee simple Illle In lllid is neied In fee-simple of the IllidlvlileU tU'O-llflhs ol Ine eeiiaiii prendseH sitnale ill the vilhti'e of liieksvillti, belUm'! niiuilv.

llliio and kiinwn as I. ut No. U'T of Die Auditor' I'lut or lulu and lanos In said vltlHi'e an numbered on the rf fouled Flat Iheri'of as prepared hy II. V. Toheiln In the sear A.

I) M. le'-s auil en-eepiinir hlrip oil from lhe souh''ilv wide thereof tieretolore hi. Id for street and railway rUhi-of wav purposes, eoiitaimmr. less Mind strip ahoul 21 i.i acre hind, tie the mime more or less Ihut the (letemlaiitH. (1.

Lower. Ellen hlihards. Kdith Murphy, K. Urairoo. li.

W. Ittuiroo and Drairoo are leiiniiiH in cniutnon in said witii pi lililllr ill the loliowini' portions: (Ine-llllh heiiinis to said Joseph It. t.owi'r. one Illltl lo ICIIeti Hichards nnil th eueh heloll.H In Kdllh Morphv, .1. K.

llraKoo. W. Olauoo and 111 thai plailllilf desires Unit partition In de ot -aid prim les and the interest and lllle of earli he set off lo ihem in severaltv. TUf prayer of said petition Is lor partition of haiil or if thnt cannot he done without auilest liiinrv lo the same, theu lint ueh procetd lot's he hail as are tnittiorli hv i'. Said defentlanis are reipiin lo answer huld petition oy the Hah u.iv of Sepieioher, IWI7 l.liilAII CMKHliLL.

L. E. (iriilln, 1'HTa. Any. Pit) foh.col Gardens In Washington.

The school garden movement In Washington, which started humbly a few years ago, has so strongly appealed to the children and their parents that with a comparatively little assistance from the public funds It has thrived iima'Ingly. Already a marked change is observable not only In tho Immediate surroundings of the school buildings themselves, but In all parts of the town at the homes of the little ones. They have been taught plant love In terms which have in many eases never been presented to them be- fore, lty their personal participation In the work of making gardens, In preparing the ground, selecting aud planting the seeds, curing for the sprouts and the plants and finally plucking the blooms of their own cultivation they have gained a sense of responsibility which makes for the Improvement of the whole town. Speak Well of Your Town. Strangers seeking a locution are always greatly luilnencetl In favor of nay place where the citizens are en-thushistic'iii its praise.

When away from home, do nut neglect to give those with wb ini yon came lit cantact to un derstand that you live In live town, populated by enterprising, gj ahead, progressive people, and one that is ad-i vanelng iusteiid of retrograding. If you can truthfully speak lu commen dation of the ability of your professional men, the square dealing methods of your merchants, the superiority of your schools, let nothing prevent you from exercising thnt privilege. A Verbal Difference. The difference between having a tooth drawn by a professional tuau and having It knocked out by full cm tlie pavement Is only a verbal one. The one Is dental, the other accidental.

Dividing the Task. The real division of labor, as a husband once put before me, Is, "She saya It, aud I does It." Bishop of Bristol. It provides baby with the necessary fat and mineral food for healthy growth. ALL DRUQOST3t 60c. AND $1.00.

ft For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho aturo of TNC OCHTAUII lOMNNt NfW VOMN CITY. TIIH NHW DRAV LINE Trucking of all kinds: Baggage, Freight, Express and Household Goods Crating and moving of pianos a specialty Your Patronage Solicited HEVI.NGT0N SIIRIDER Plumes 1 2 and 151 'V BflllhlflRE Livery, Feed and Sale Stable Special paid to tli wants of Traveling Men Phone no It) i-BAi WEBT BIU1NI1 Mo. II atop for Clucito passeuyerB. a 5 i 10:11 i) 20 p.

IAST BOUND. tfn. 4., is. in n. 13:53 p.

V.VyVtAVVkJ Wanted, FOR SALE, ETC. WANTED Elm hub timber. Adam Bros. 32-tf Foil lff.NT-The II. E.

Budil property on Cornelia street. For particulars enquire of I. C. Shenton. tip Foil Rent-A furnished cottage at Hamilton Lake resort, l'hone 179 or see David Rex, Hicksville, O.

61tf Strayed-A snow white horse, little bit sore, will weigh about a thousand pounds. Notify Roy Tom, Paulding, 0. Dtlpd For Sale-Two fine registered Delaine Rams nnd two good Shropshire Rams, on the I'alton estate, Antwerp Bike. iot2 Eon sale An Edison talking machine costing Tew months ago. Will sell cheap.

Address W. llolger, box HW, Hicksville, o. 7tf Wanted All to know that they can get the greatest of all pattern magazines, the Delineator, and the Tribune, both for a year for $1.50. 4tf Fok Sale At A BAnnAiN We have several cloth bound Webster's unabridged dictionaries that we will close out at a bargain. While they last $1 each, takes them.

Lost or Taken by Mistake-A signet ring, with initial thereon. From the Five Ten Cent store, Monday afternoon. Finder return same to tribune office and receive desired -reward. up For SALE-Several copies of Hill's improved guide and Manuel. Contains information on all known subjects.

Biographical, historical, let ter writing, interest and in fact all useful and helpful matter. Regular price $2.50. Will go at $1. All men should possess a copy. Tribune office 60t3 Local Markets.

following prices were obtained from our dealers Wednesday afternoon Wheat -9 Com 89 Oats 4j S3 Barley 4i4 Clover Seed 8 00 llgs 6i00 Fowls 9 Spring Chickens Botn the -j? Hate lwais Sienaturo AM AW For Ovors Thirty Years I.