NEWSPAPER: Times Democrat 1902  ALLEN COUNTY OHIO
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        Taken from the Times Democrat
                                            Jan 18,1902

C.L. WARNER, the popular C.H.&D yard conductor, is enjoying a visit 
from his mother, Mrs. Mary MOORE, of Huntington, Ind.


Miss Beatrice CONNALLY left today for her home in Bradford, Pa., 
after an extended visit with her sister Mrs. W.F ROBINSON of 
West North Street.

H.F. NEUFER left this morning for Toledo where he will spend 
Sunday with friends.

Miss Maud ELLSWORTH has returned to her home in Saginaw, Mich., 
after a very pleasant visit with the Misses May and Sophia 
SAHAILL of West Market Street.

Miss Letia REID has returned from Bellefontaine.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed SOOEK, of North Jefferson Street, a son.

Little Flossie MAYS of South Baxter Street, is ill with 
scarlet fever.

Mr. and Mrs. E.R RARDIN, of North McDonald Street, have as 
their guests their daughter and her husband, Mr. and 
Mrs. A.S. BOGGS, of St. Louis..

Mrs. F.E. McClain, of 119 West North Street, is dangerously 
ill, having suffered an apoplectic stroke. Family and friends 
have been summoned to her bedside.

Miss Jennie CRAWFORD, who has been the guest of the Misses 
RUMPLE for a fortnight, left for her home in Cincinnati.

Miss LAINGE, of Buffalo, who has been the guest of Mrs. 
Thomas McLAUGHLIN for several weeks, leaves for her home in 
Buffalo, Monday.

Mr. Charles AVES and daughter of Norwalk, visited Mrs. C.M. 
HUGHES, of West High Street this week.

Submitted by
Linda Dietz
Apr. 4,2000





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