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Charles Collins and brother, George, of Uniondale, and their father, of Warren, spent Sunday fishing at Lake Webster. The Mesdames Collins spent the day with Mrs. Charles Collins and daughter, Ruth.

John Haiflich, Jr. who recently moved his family from Huntington, has taken employment in the Dee Hoopingarner restaurant.

Relatives near Uniondale, attended the funeral services of Jerry Roe, which were held Sunday afternoon, at the home of the deceased.

Mrs. Eva McAfee is seriously ill, at her home, suffering from kidney trouble.

Mrs. J. M. Waid, who is at the Lutheran hospital, of Fort Wayne, convalescing from a recent operation, is reported getting along nicely.

Mrs. Clara Cover returned Monday from Spokane, Wash., where she has been visiting relatives for a few weeks.

George Haflich, of Oklohoma (sic), and his family, are spending a few weeks with relatives in and near this place. They came especially to attend the golden wedding anniversary of the former's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton have moved from Poneto into the Robert Harvey house. Mr. Hamilton is employed at the Erie stone quarry, west of here.

Littla Clara Wasson, who has been sick the past week, is a little better.

Miss Frieda Haflich spent Sunday in Warsaw.

Garth Miller has just recovered from an attack of measles.

Relatives of this place have received word that Charles Shoup, of near Zanesville, had the misfortune to get his arm broken. He was kicked by a horse.

Jonathan Buckley has recently returned from Michigan, where he purchased property.

Bernice Griffin spent last week with her great aunt, Mrs. Della Roe, of Markle.

The scarlet fever quarantine was lifted from the Israel Pence home Monday.

Mrs. George Farling is in a very serious condition at the Wells County hospital, at Bluffton. She is suffering from tubercular trouble.

On next Wednesday evening a reception will be given by the Rockford and Uniondale M. E. churches at the latter place, in honor of their new pastor, the Rev Mr. Banner, and family. Refreshments will be served.

A Sunday school convention was held at the Pugney U. B. church Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer Kleinknight, of Fort Wayne, spent Sunday in the home of Mrs. Kleinknight's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Elzey.

Mrs. Mary Haflich, living northeast of town, is on the sick list.

Alvira, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Haflich, is sick.

Miss Thelma Shady has returned to the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Addy Meeks, after spending a few weeks with her parents, near Bluffton.

The quarantine has been lifted from the Frank Newhard home, where a son, Ray, had the smallpox.