Orland Zenith, Volume 19, Number 39, Orland, Steuben County, 1 January 1919 — Page 2

The ORLAND ZENITH

Subscribe for the Zenith. Paul Kelso and wife are now keeping house on the Kelso farm. Everything in hardware at right prices. Sailors Hardware, Mongo.

Don’t forget to write it 1919. A. C. Fuller and daughter, of Perrysburg, Ohio, visited Orland relatives and friends last week. The officers of the Star Lodge No. 225 F. & A. M. were, installed last Friday evening by W. J. Case, who acted as installing officer. After the installation refreshments were served.

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Wrights Ham Pickle for sugar cure or brine. Its fine. Hamlins.

Thank You

ARTHUR D. WELLS, Editor.

Mrs. Grove Duke is visiting in home of her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Munch, near Bristol.

Indian gasoline and kerosene, lubricating oil at the right prices. Duff VanEtta Supply Co. Canada has learned that vocational training rednces the disabled man’s period of convalescense to a | minimum.

Cora VanHusan and family and Grace VanAuken spent Christmas at the home of Howard Barnes and family. The occasion was also in the nature of a surprise on Miss VanAuken, it being her birthday. feVefWwa ■ywur tmn®' and Mandy ParUtm speak since, much leaa ever walk together."

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 1, 1919.

Post Office hours week days except Saturday, 7:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. Saturday 7:30 a. m. to 9 p. m. Holidays 9 30 a. m. to 12:30 Fred J. Werner.

The biggest business in the history of

this store is now a matter of past record

For this we have ourselves to congrat-

ulate and you to thank.

Local and Personal

Word has been received that Mrs. Mary Green, who is in the hospital at Elkhart, is not improving very rapidly.

Without you this splendid business of

1 1 One particularly muddy day Prince : set the returning hardware merchant at the gate with vociferous barkings and a plain desire to Implant a welcoming tongue on the man's cheek. I Be succeeded In muddying Mr. Stags’s suit with his front paws, and al-nost i dbe actual business meeting of the Congregational church will be held in the basement of the church January 10th at _2;30 o’clock. Let every member make a special effort to be present. By order bf ffie trustees.

Mrs. Earnie FuBer, who was well known here, died at her home in T Bronson last Saturday. The Funeral services were held Monday. Mrs. F. A. Wigent, who had been caring for her trie past two weeks has returned to ifer home here. - The foolers of-the Eastern Star were installed lastinight, Mrs. Fred Werner acting as ihstalling officer. A short musical progfam was then given after which refreshments w’ere served. About sixty members and guests were present.

191b could not have been done.

Therefore, let us assure yon of our

Happy New Year

Homer Lawrence, of Esmond S. Dak., who was hereto attend his mohters funeral, returned to his home last Friday.

hearty appreciation of your patronage and friendship—we surely do appreciate

We extend to our readers our best wishes for a Very Happy and Prosperous New Year.

it, and hope to be found worthy of your

Harry Wilder and Louis Taylc} of Angola were on our streets Monday in the interest of the Home Telephone Co.

good will during 1919.

The Orland Zenith.

A number of young people were entertained at a “Watch” pary at the StarretC hotel last night. An oyster supper was served. Frank Arver, of Elkhart, Will Gay and family and Arthur Wells and family were guests Christmas at the George Arver home.

Again thanking you all, wc wish you

Mrs. Don Hamlin is sick. Mrs. Geo. Heath is on the sick list.

A ffiAPPY NEW YEAR

Oysters at the Orland Market at all times.

and may it be the most happy and pros-

Swiger has got 35 ton of ground barley to offer.

perous year you have ever known.

I am paying the highest market price for furs. Give me a chance to bid on yours.

x Place your order with Swiger for bran middlings. F. G. Salisbury, of Angola, was in town Saturday. Clyde Hedglin has bought a Ford car from Hackett & Son. Good syrup for sale, 30c per quart Starrett Bakery. Myrtle Blass made a business trip to Elkhart last week. Ora Bordner, of Montpelier, Ohio is visiting Orland friends. Kenneth Jeffery is attending TriState college at Angola. A big bunch of old newspapers for five cents at Zenith Office.

“The Quality Store”

Chas. Cuyler.

J. Frank Hanan died last Thursday afternoon at his fathers home in LaGrange, after an illness of a week with influenza and pneumonia Now is the time when you need chains on your car. We have them in all sizes.

I have a new seven room bungalow with large basement and furnace that I am obliged to sell as my share in saving the railroad is more then I can meet. This property is in a good part of Mongo, close to church and school, with two lots and on ryain street. I will selPJT before'*the war price. Can make some terms. H. H. Meek, Mongo, Ind.

D. JENNINGS & SON

At the Snowberger & Son Garage. There is one enemy with which no armstice will be signed. Annihilation and extermination are the Red'Cross terms to the White plague.

ORLAND,

INDIANA.

See Fred Hackett for real estate, life insurance, loans and collections Harrison Shreves made a business trip to Indianapolis last week.

The Red Cross distributed 4000 blankets to the returned prisoners concentrated at Nancy and established a canteen which fed several thousand men.

Congregational Church.

The Orland Market

The January communion will be observed at the East Church next Sunday, Jan. 5th. Sermon topic, “Home Fires,” with reference to the boys now in France. The annual meeting of the East Church will be held on Friday, January 10th, when one trustee will be elected.

Get our prices before you buy a Stove. Sailors Hardware, Mongo. Lloyd Jacob made a business trip to Battle Creek the first of the week.

If you receive a sample copy of the ZENITH please consider it as an invitation to subscribe. The price is S1.25 per year, in advance, or 75c for six montns.

O. A. Hoopingamer, Auctioneer. Phone Orland 1112 or address Bronson, Mich. For Sale —Set of dining chairs, cheap for quick cash sale. Inquire at Zenith office. Fred Hadley and wife are spending the day at the E. Graham home on the state line.

Frank M. Hackett will talk before the teachers idstitute ou Saturday afternoon He will talk extemporaneously, right from the shoulder.

Orland Boys are all safe

As far as we are able to learn, all of the Millgrove towuship boys who have been in the service have > been heard from and all are safe and sound.

The Millgrove Creamery Company’s station sent fourteen cans of cream to the creamery yesterday morning which were taken in Saturday and Monday.

Fred Hackett

Mrs. Clyde Hedglin is quite sick. Her mother is here from Mongo, helping care for her. Homer and Herman Fisher and and families were here from Elkhart to spend Christmas. Fred Speers has discontinued hauling freight and Perry McKibben has taken over the job. When you need hardware come to Mongo, Sailors hardware will treat you right in every way, If your radiator leaks you can fix it with Se-Ment-Ol. Duff VanEtta Supply Co. We still send laundry to Angola every Wednesday. Bring yours in. South Side Barber Shop.

Real Estate Agent.

Wilfred Thaxton and family find Mrs. Emma Light have returned to Orland and will soon reopen the Light restaurant, which has been closed for some time.

1 have several good farms near railroad, will sell at resonable prices. Anyone thinking of bOying, would be pleased to show you these farms.

Headquarters for

Card Of Thanks.

All kinds of Vegetables in season.

Elwood Haskins died last Monday, at the home of Walter Fair, alter a short illness with influenza. The funeral was held today at the East Church in Orland.

We desire at this time to r Jpress our heartfelt appreciation and thanks to the many friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted us during our bereavement. J. L. Lawrence and family.

For fresh, salt and smoked meats

and everything usually kept in a first-class

The remains of Mrs. Miller, a sister of R. L. Richardson, who died at Flint, Mich., last Saturday was brought here rTor Greenlawn cemetery * • Just before the French supplies gave out a truckload of R. C. supplies reached the Stilement Hospital at. Metz where returned wounded prisoners are arriving, 50 at a time.

and up-to-date meat market.

LAKE GAGE ITEMS

Born to Henry DeVolder, at Jackson. Mich. a daughter, Ruth E. ’(* H Chester Brown and wife v;«fguests of Harold Brown and family Sunday.

We also pay the highest market prices* for your

hides and produce

If you are going to have a sale get Gindlesparger to furnish lunch. Tom Gindlesparger, Mongo, R. 1.

Get our prices before yon sell.

Harold Hunter entertained Kenneth Jeffery and Lyston Keyes Saturday.

Ralph Emerson visited Orland friends and relatives over Sunday. He has been in a training sohool at Lansing.

L. R. Green will hold an auction sale at his residence 4 miles northeast of Orland, on Thursday January 9th. 4 head of horses, 7 head of cattle, 2 brood sows, 17 shoats, weighing 40 to 150 pounds, 45 head sheep, hay, corn, oats and farming implements:

PHILIP BOTZNER

All persons indebted to me are requested to settle their accounts by cash or note January 1, 1919. A. W. Goodale..

Let US PRINT YOUR SALE BILLS