The Gavelyte, November 1910

I I I 111'.i ll ' I; I, 1 I I•, , Mis.:1 Isabelle Winter, '99, is teaching a district scho JI near Cedarv!lle. Mr. Pet r Knott, '06, has gone to 1 rorth Dak0ta where he has t~ken up a claim. Rev. Homer McMillan, '97, of Atlar:i– ta, Ga., spent the past week with his parents near Cedarville. Mr. William J. Hawthorne, '09, of McCormick Seminary vi ited friends in the college the later part of October. Rev. Raymond P. Garbold, '97. of Ki– oto, Japan. expects to visit Cedarville friends during the commencement sea– son of 1911. Rev. Walter Condon, '00, and family are now located at Trentcn, 0., where he is pastor of a United Presbyterian congregation. Rev. John Wilson, '03, and wife. of Virginia, Ill., are vi iting relatives in t his vicinity. They came at this time t o be present at the marriage of his niece, Miss Belle Brewer, to Mr. Elder Corry, of Clifton. Rev. William R. Graham, '05, and wife, of Yellow Springs, are spending the week with her mother, Mrs. Louisa Iliffe, of Cedarville, and attending the evangelistic meetings being conducted by Dr. W. W. Orr, of Charlotte, N. C. in this place.