Ceres Mail, Wednesday, May 30, 1900


      MAIN NOTES FROM CARROLL
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  Carroll, May 29. -- Miss Nina Evans
is working for Mrs. W.E. Hornblower.
  B.A. Barber and wife left Saturday
evening for Bolivar to spend a week 
with their son, D.H. Barber.
  Mrs. Jennie Evans and sons, Merle
and Wilbur, visited her son, Otis, at
Mersereau's Friday.
  David Yapp was up from Dodge Creek
Saturday.
  Miss Thrssa Gross is the guest of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Edith Barber,
of Ceres.
  Miss Effie Hamilton of King's Run
was the guest of Mrs. Neal Langworthy
Saturday and Sunday.
  Fred Hamilton and wife of Olean
were the guests of O.F. Maxson and
wife Sunday.
  Newton Crandall drove up to Eldred
Saturday evening and spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Cora Walter.
  The little son of Ira Crandall and
wife, who has been sick for over a week,
is thought to be improving now.
  Bruce Van Bront was up from Olean
Sunday.
  Dr. and Mrs. Place were down from
......
  Mrs. Maud Hatch of Deer Creek pass-
ed Sunday with her sister, Pearl, in
Ceres.
  The Sabbath School classes of Mrs.
Ellen Place and Mrs. Neal Langworthy
met Sunday at the home of Mrs. Lang-
worthy to raise money for the mission-
ary band. Cake and ice cream was 
served.
  Roy Carr and wife and Miss Ethel
Scott of Shingle House were down
Sunday.
  Mrs. Ida Barrett, who has spent sev-
eral weeks at the home of Mrs. Nora
Gross, left Friday for a two weeks visit
in Cube, guest of her parents, W.M.
Allen and wife.