The Cedarville Herald, Volume 47, Numbers 1-26

f * • • • *>iiHiiiiiiWIiillfillfni * • ♦ * * UKAL AMO FU3QXAL • * Jl % ♦ Hi a £ to wto ths C*ku* pity th* oyer* house, March 5, ftas’W&iL!RCU^ST-s# idfefe) ttt •COt-NYY GOitifl6SlONR8B | MAKE TWO APPOINTMENT# ! COLLBGI NOTES TSWCoins* fl«y, 1 * «MUif»Art yout TJte How* CuHar* club mot va*. ? ■ * « « th. »“ J. C. Tosnuloy. , A *m waa ho** W k wt \;telmait, homo ia CUftoa, to Rev. aad lira. Mottdoy at their WwtoJ-^voryhody. What fort jfT* *■* *** play March 5 , Tho, Catfaariu* Jaekson farm wwt ai towu will be bo W at sheriff'll s*k at the court house, Saturday, Mr, aad J« E. Stuckey attended the funeral o f 4 friend In Dayton. Wed ,n®ad*y. I MV. Arnold Drew im* had for %U — — a fguest tiw past few days, his brother,' j " ’ -— 7 - , j Miss Sprayuo, who 1 * arepregenta*l,who is * iM&m% at Ohio W«.ateyan ! The county commissioner* have *p. \ the of the SivuUot Friendship Move- ;University pointed Mrs, J. S, \an Eaton, Repub* j ment, spoke in efeayot, Thursday J^eb ... - ■ .... — i hean, as a member of the board o f ( j*l. Her message vm oiffaly apureeia- Mi*» Ellen lariwx of Ciwrsland / trustee* o fthe Greene bounty Chii- j ted. She fully «xffcfaed the value of was noma babbath with her parents, •dren’s Home to succeed Grant Miller, { the Student FriHMMup Fund,” and |lrebine*, whose term has expired, the conditions natmteitsting the | t’hajrle sNisbetof Loveland was in {town Saturday, Mi„ and Mrs, W, J, Tarbox, W. R. Torrence of Xenia apenfc Fri­ day with J. A. McMillan and sister. Miss Sallie McMillan. |Other membefa are GM. .Sislt,pReu IOther members are G. M. Stiles, Re- j publican, Xenia; president; Ferry I f you are going to have a sale consult u» for hills. public Lost: Ladies gold wrist watch with initial letter “H” Finder please re- turn to this office and receive reward. For Sale-—Millinery, l£tieh and MisRCB and childrens trimmed hats. Mrs. S. E. Weimer, South Main St. Mr. and Mrs. Rol Shultz o f Dayton spent Sabbath with Mr. and Mrs. W„ A, Spencer. • Mr. and Mrs, H. A. McLean spent several days the first of the week in Dayton with relatives. -The annual meeting of the stock­ holder* of The CedarVille Farmers’ Grain Co., will he held Monday,- at Ii30 in Community Hall. Miss Fern Wooton of Louisyille, Ky., was the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mr*. Charles Turner from. Friday*until Sunday. con- tiuation of rslisf ¥ $ # The Y, W. C. A la planning a con- Alexander and J. M. Carper, Demo- j test to be held between the various erata, Xenia. * Jclasses, The ftwimaa class 1ms rge of the first gempstitive meet- The board, also elected L. Steinfels as clerk of the board for another year, Mr. Steinfels has been clerk of the board for the past few years, Mr. and Mrs, ' JT. S. Harvey of Huntington, W. Ta„ arrived yester­ day for a visit with Mr, anti Mrs. T. B. Andrew, * Mr*. Sarah Richards, who has been ill at the home of her daughter; Mrs, R* W. Webber, in Xenia for the past two months was able to return home' Sabbath. Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! Get your tickets for “The Wrong Mr. Wright.” A daughter was bom Sabbath to Mr* and Mrs. Fred Townsley, Mother and babe are doing well. For Dennison’s Ctepe paper Fine line, nil colors at Ridgway’s For Sale—John Qeerej Stag Sulky plow, nea ly new and 1 a six foot double disc, . Wilbur Conley Go to Ridgway for Dennison Crepe paper, all colors George Boyd haiFbeen spending the winter in Springfield . 4 - —1 am now.prepared to smoke your meats. Ranse McClellan For Rent:- S room house on Main ,street, centrally located. Call'' phone 235 W, Xenia. Ethel Boyd . ‘ Mrs. Ancil Wright was at home last Thursday afternoon to a number of ladies. Mah Jongg was the feature of entertainment. The Gedrim fltett is gdring “ The yJ9»8 m , TheW«b»«day Afternoon Club was entertained this week at the"home of M s. W. H.Jlwens. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harper mov­ ed this week from the Clemans prop-; erty to the Finney property on the hill. Now is your chance to see MThe Wrong M r.Wright” .presented by the Cedrus Staff. * The swelling in C, M. Ridgway’s linfij that was broken more than -a week ago has gone down and the member was set Tuesday and put in a plaster cast, 1 “The Wrong Mr.,Wright” is on his way. He will be at the opera house March 5, The Stoner farm, ( formerly part of the Stretcher place,awill he sold at Sheriff’s sale Saturday, ■March 29.. The land was appraised by S. M. Mur dock, H. A:- McLean and Charles Tur­ ner at $50 an. acre. It will be."of interest to local people to know tfiat business for the Hagar Straw Board & Paper Co., is good, tba.euttoer' output ter the month of behsg BmMwmddokt good 1 for the next six month*. About thirty-five neighbors and .friends of Mr, and Mrs. Duff Andrew held a covered dish' supper at their home Monday evening, Much regret was expressed in their leaving the neighborhood, after 'being among them nearly twenty years. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew are moving to a farm East 'of Xenia. ( Seumos McManus, Irish poet story writer, humorist, will appear at the The Kadantra Club gave a George. Xenia High School auditorium, for Washington dinner at Community the benefit of the Greene County Hall, Tuesday evening to member#! Library on Tuesday ,March 4th at and friends. _ | 3 * o’clock. He will tell Irish'•fairy t - — - ........ [fables to the School children. Admis- 'Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kyle and (laugh-, sion 20c. In the evening-at 8 o'clock Gwendolyn of Springfield, Ure the ’ he will give “ Irish Wit and Humor”, guests of Mrs. Kyle’s parents, „and Mrs. C. E. Turner. Mr. Adult tickets will be 50c. Just what you’ve been waiting for., “Tim Covered Wagon’, one of the The Cedrus play on March 5 j ’ .big picture shows of the last year ................ comes to Xenia Monday for an after- Mr. A1 Zciner and daughters, Miss “ and ^cnmg performance. The Cleo of Jamestown and Miss Mary of same show is being given this week Cleveland, were guests of Mr. and i ^ ^ titoty theatre in Dayton, You Mrs. C. M. Ridgway, Thursday. ! ea« *»ckets at HaJwafds clgar .......... ........... * ■ 1 store in Xenia, Messrs. W. W. Galloway and Mayor 1 * * “w a H. G. Funsctt of The Hagar Straw Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cummings Board * Paper Company, spent Weil- spc?nt Friday and Saturday in Cincin- nesdsy in Cincinnati on business in nati, Mrs. Cummings remained over connection with adding electrical Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. 0. P. Elias equipment to the mill. in Norwood, ,, v . -ct 4 X en ia O pera H ouse Monday, March 3rd MATINEE 2 * 0 NIGHT 8 *0 THiff T£ THE ONLY AHD E^UIStV^lHCAGEMEHt ■UTHCCOVERED VAGON« TO RE PlAYED^m IIS CITY SO k THE SEASON OF 1923 -1924 L‘,<cflc# oh theOne#* (mil •} , J.ic’) < utiti.nu '-cm*Dir&Udh/Jui/AfSCraze * Mst. I’rici-s-fiOc, 15c and $ 1.00 Night Pricea-AOe, $1.00, $1.50. A Fnnfawwnf Pra4*ctim 0 Nowon Sale at Hayward’s • Cigar Store ^aii^gigiipssisissasiHseieieiitoeMto'^p^ ike WHY SHOULD THIS BE? -■»a m MAJ Being pne pf a few laboring men that I know of that must pay income tax I wonder why it is ? J do not ask this question as a reflection on the present law or that a laborer sheuld not help pay hi* share of the cost of government. From what I hear school teachers pay no income tax on their salaries, nor do public officials. Why should not all qlasess pay income tax alike? The laboring man should con­ sider himself fortunate in having a ;wage large enough for such a tax but the salaried teachers and officials should also pay. A DAY LABORER CHICKEN HOUSE RAIDED LAST FRIDAY NIGHT The opera house is, the place. March Sth is the time. And ’.’The Wrong Mr. Wright is it.” News from Mrs. Marshall Barker, of Hamilton, is encouraging and she is expected to be taken home frqfii the hospital, the first of next week. Mrs. Barker is a sister o f W. W .Galloway. l\fr. Wm. M. Lynch of Blooming- burg and Miss Lois Hewitt were mar­ ried Wednesday evening at five V- clock at the M. E .parsonage The couple was accompanied by the bride’s brother and wife. ' The chicken house bn the S. M, Murdock farm, occupied by Clyde McCallister, was raided last Friday night and forty or more fouls taken. Sheriff Morris Sharp was called and tracks were followed to the adjoining farm occupied by Joe Thompson, A search warrant was taken out before Magistrate Andrew Jacksoii, but the officers v^tfe unable to find any of the poultry. The officers says that the man that visited the chicken house wore a sjhoe with a peculiar mark on the heel that was easy to follow in the snow and ice, SAM GRATHWELL . .. -•t- ■ _■ (VV j ■ Sam Grathwell, who will lecture here on March 14 as the last number of the lecture course, used to sell pa­ pers on a. busy corner ip Cincinnati. He used to shine shoes alspr and run errands, and do the many other things that Fate maps out for the child of the tenements. His father died when he was seven years of age. There Were two younger children in the fam Uy, and with that stoic indifference, characteristic of the slum children— Sam helped support the family* This all happened tiot so many years ago* Today Sam Grathwell holds a distinguished place on the 1 American ecture platform- His personal story noteworthy because it isone real aocempbahment. He has been/barrel printer, &teh digger, saloon^porter, palter in one -of Cincinnati’s high class barrooms, elevatoy boy and a salesman. W|jen ha was 21 he entered Berea | College, Berea, Ky* He made his own way and nine years later received his A. B. degree at Leland Stanford Jr, University. He won many oratorical contests and is a member of a-number a number o fCollege fraternities. His best known lecture .is “ Getting By Your Hoodoo,” ' WILL IMPROVE COLUMBUS PIKE THIS SUMMER The State Highway Department has granted the Madison county com­ missioners $60,000 of the Federal aid money for roads to improve "the six miles of the pike from, the Clark county line East to London. The Cost to the county will be $60,000 and it will be a hard surface road. The Greene county' commissioners have been given $ 10,000 aid for the Columbus pike improvement from Clayton McMillan’s farm to Block- sons bridge. Clark county.expects to improve from there to the Madison county line we are informed. This will complete the Columbus pike fromWesf Jefferson to Xenia. FORD TAKES,i OPTIONS ’ . ON MANY FARMS South Charleston has hopes of quite a boom if reports arc true that Henry Ford will erect car shops or soma kind of a factory on land north of the vil­ lage, Mr. Charles Gilbert of South Charleston, was in town Wednesday and when asked for his view stated that he did not think Ford contem­ plated any plant but was taking ops tions fio many farms between South Charleston ‘and Springfield for the purpose of straightning the D. T. & I. railroad that has quite a bend in it. Whole farms are being optioned at prices from $166 to $800 an acre. The heavy freight trains are unable to make the sharp curves nt present. A change has taken place in the ownership of the McElwain property on Xenia avenue. Sometime ago it was announced that Aden Barlow was to get the property but a hitch in the arrangements duo to legal questions, released Mr. Barlow and we under­ stand that C. E. Masters will he the new owner. » mmm J&MkJ&jM Wm**#. 0ml r ifliiW » *41$' mg. We are sure toad w* will not be disappointed in the proggram that they are planning. The decision of the judge* in regard to the best meet­ ing will be determined by attendance, the number taking jprt, and other es­ sential factors. Jute watch our “ YW” grow when our “Frashles” are given a chance, * * . v The Cedrus, Play will lie given in the opera house, March 5. Show your loyalty and hoost C. C. by your pres­ ence. » * * Members of the football teams were awarded their letter* by Coach Taleotfc, Thursday, Fri* 21. Many honors were conferred and the team has a bright outlook for success the ensuing year, The student body was also favored. by a talk in chapel Thursday, JVJj. 21 by Mr, Koehler, who is traveling salesman for Bible*. The basketball teams met the, An­ tioch teams on the home floor Mon­ day night, Yes, we test one game, but only by the score of!6-15 in favor of Antioch girls, but the boys defeat­ ed the Antioch boy* 19-17, Who says now that “C. C.” can’t fling the ball and push the score along. #■ m * '• * C a \ ■ A cleverly planned shower, hon-. oring Miss Sarah Porter, Registrar of Cedarville Collage, wait given Sat­ urday evening in Springfield by Miss Somers and Mrs. E.JD. McKune, An amns.ing event of the evening, was the presentation to ibe honor guest of a Doctor’s kit, hairing many med­ icines aftd supplies which a Doctor might use. A contest in which articles necessary to a bride were guessed from pictures, was «n interesting af­ fair o f the evening. Later in the even ing Miss Porter was presented with novel, little books wade by guests. Miss Porter received many useful and beautiful gifts o f linen. The shower was arranged as a George Washing­ ton affair, Favors hearing both the bride’s and her fiajw*’* pictures, to­ gether with the Am*$ean and Cana-, dian flags and emblems were given the guests. A two-odtese supper was served. The ice cream was moulded in the shape of two-feves.. The cake iwpeetWBted % wfcSlt was placed a hatobelmw some cher­ ries, The guests were members of the Fortnightly Club and girls of Ce- darville College. MUSKINGUM COLLEGE WOMENS GLEB CLUB COMING The Muskingum College Womens’ Glee Club will give « concert in the United Presbyterian church, Cedar­ ville, some evedRg the last*ofMarch. Further announcement later. Mr?. II. R, Symes of Bowersville, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Korney, CONTRIBUTIONS! TO COLLEGE, Since last week’s report the follow­ ing persons have contributed toward th« wiping out of the debt of Cedar ville College. Rev. Wm. Hawthorne, Pittsburgh, N, ,Y, $10; W, T. Me Alillan, Sparta, 111., $10; Mary Wynne Topeka, Kan,, $5; S, L. Robb, Coulter- ville, III,; $10; Wilson S. Boice, Phila­ delphia, Pa., $10; Dr. Wayne and Dr R, W. Watteraon and family, Darling ton, Pa,, *$80; Flower Committee Grant St. R, P .church, Pittsburgh. Pa., $15; J .J. F-terrett, Clay Center, Kan., $10; A Friend, Pittsburgh, Pa„ StO; Riley Clarke, Jamestown, Pa.. ¥10; John E, Randall, Cedarville, Q, $I 0;1 The total Up to date.is $802.50, That loaves $8200 to raise. Will you help this week. $10 is not much to give, but if everyone who reads this and who can give at all, will give $10 now, wo can report the debt raised next week. Will you heln? We need your help," The cause is worthy- \ .Yours sincerely, W. R. McChesney T / H A r ' U ' T J 9 c Sauth Main Street, Cedarville, Ohio Apples Good cooking and Eating, 0 m 74c R y A n i l Country Club, l 1-2 lb». wax paper *?l|» DIGati wrapped loaf........ ...................... ... * 7 S* FlourcI«kn2.4!:z.ib:. » s • # p # »■ Recovery From litRucna, Hastened b y , PE -RU -M / i Peaches, Country <$Cs%|Corn, Standard, ’^ C * Clab, big can . . ^ v v j 3 cans.. . . . . . . . , « s l v Apricot?, Clifton, | C fJj 3hoe Peg Com’ * I g i * . big can , . . .. .. •Iwl'ii can. ; . . . . Cherries, Royal AnncO^k^ can . . . . .. r - Crackers, Fresh 1 Butter or Soda...... ' -v,-iT-W>;\yw:<.^yr^-ag»hcgit3fte*rs»d<iasa sWwp1* I’Steg" Cheese, Wisconsin Cream, lb .. *■ .. ITomatoeo, Avondale I O a ■No,-2 can - . . . . Amw Tomatoes, Standard 1 A/* No. 2 can .. ». * v L Kraut, Avondale 1 No. 2 can .............JL*itd Apple Butter, * a .qt. jar .............. sAsJC Swansdown Cake OA Flou^, 32c pkg . . , . Raisins, Seeded or Seedless, - 3 11-pz. pkgs.. 2 % ^ Shredded Wheat, T T f 1 p k g ............... Av Kellogg* or Post . | 0 1 Toasties, pkg » . I « 2 V Cream of Wheat, m ' pkg . , . . . . . * * v Peanut Brittle,^ !Q|* Rolled Oats. Bulk? . 1 JT^ Chocolate Drops; 1 Q m l b . . . . . . . . I OC Asst. Chocolates OA a l i b . . ............ . . . . , / U C 4 . « . ' I t u / i t Walnuts* spft sKell, lb , *«»./,»,»<*•> *t* * ! Jamestown has under discussion the paving of Limestone street. Mr. C. A. Allen, Bondurant, Ipwa, gives testimony, to the healing power of Pe-ru-na. Influenza left him much run down in health with catarrh of the nose, throat’ and broaxchat tubes punct­ uated with attacks of asthma. Ha writes:' “While recovering froSi the In­ fluenza I ire* so weak I could not gain any strength for two months- The latter part of the winter, I bought six bottles of Pe-ru-na and began taking' it. My height in­ creased "to ITS. pounds, the most I dyer weighed. My usual winter weight is „155. I f you can use this iettcr for any good, you are perfectly welcome." aSuch evidence cannot fail to con­ vince the rankest unbeliever of the merit* of ,Pc-ru-na. . Insist upon having the old and original remedy for catarrhal.con­ ditions. Sold Everywhere' Tablet* or Liquid SUNDAY HERALD AND EXAMINER 12 Solid Pages o f Comics •AMERICAN W EEK LY ■.; ' ' MAGAZINE - . • . t, For Sale At “Brick” CigarStoreand Pool Room If YouNedPrintingDropinAndSeeUs WHERE DEAL D A Y T O N B. F. Keith’s 6 Big VaudeviRe Act* andi Feature Photoplays. DELICATESSEN t f C A TE R IN G CO . u s w H t y « w * i t The Name SO U 0E R S MtabUshed in 1876 stands** * fttwraate* for Stooluta saUsfcetie*. SOUDERS ASPIRIN ‘ ' sA Relieves Ne«r*l*i*. I w sA * , Head­ ache, Rheumatism, Ltssstoyo, Pain of all Mods. 4 ioa ttor a Skm f a There Is etoetetely *m teeeea tepey mete.: By All Grater* R*y*]RMM4y mi SxbictC*, DAYTON, OHIO Entire change of show every Monday and Thursday. Continuous Perfor­ mance* from 1:30 to 11:30 P. M. Afternoon Price* 20c end 30c. Evening*/30c and 8®c. t h e b e s t DRUGS A T THE LOWEST PRICES REMEDIES OF A LL KINDS Pifeteirtger’s Quality CUt RATE DRUG STORE S3 £»t Thfaf Mett. ■tensfe** All Good Hotuewtee* Urn SOUDERS’ EXTRACTS A Pure Extractfor flavor*, led Cream, Pudding*, Cakes and Candles! MAKE THfc FOOD MORE DELICIOUS-USE SOUDKRS’ * , ASK YOUR GROCER The Royal Remedy and Estraet Company Daytort, Ohio DR. R. K. KEMPER DENTIST 0airfield12rt-W 40»-10Keith Theatre*WS. 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