Ripley news from THE PLYMOUTH ADVERTISER (Plymouth, Richland Co., Ohio) 06 March 1915 Volume 62, No. 16 Miss CLARIS TOOKER is counted among the sick at present. R.C. BOARDMAN attended the extension school in Plymouth last week. Mr. and Mrs. U.W. RANK were guests of relatives in Cleveland last week. B.L. BLACKMORE was under the care of Dr. SAUNDERS of Shiloh, a few days last week. FLORENCE DEWITT, who has been spending a few weeks with her sister, in Crestline, arrived home last week. Miss HELEN SIMMONS in writing to her friends here from Florida reports her trip through the south as very enjoyable and pleasant. CHAS. ALBERTS, who has been living back in the woods on his farm making plenty of money, has extended his domain by purchasing the W.H. McLAUGHLIN farm, where he will reside in the future. Mrs. MINNIE McMULLEN, who underwent an operation at St. Luke's Hospital in Cleveland recently, found the operation was not successful and went back to the hospital last Sunday for another trial. E.E. LEONHARDT sold his farm to D.J. STUCKEY and moved on a farm near New Washington last Tuesday. E.E. and his esteemed wife made many friends in Ripley, and we all regret his moving from our midst. ALBERT REIBER, the blind broom manufacturer, would be glad to supply all the wants of broom users at very reasonable prices, and would appreciate the patronage very much. He is at home on the W.B. ROSS farm. DAVIS TRUXELL, aged 96, is very sick at the home of his son-in-law in Ripley. The physicians and those at his bedside have no hopes of his recovery. His daughter, Mrs. DELARVER, is assisting in the care of her father. E.C. KING and wife, Mr. and Mrs. BARTOW, Mrs. L.B. TRUXELL, Mrs. MELVIN HOWARD, EMMA HA--ING, Mrs. LWEIS LUTEMAN, HENRY LUTEMAN, and the writer, were the Ripleyans in attendance at the Carson funeral in plymouth last Saturday. ------------------------------------------- Transcribed and submitted by Amy E. Armstrong ([email protected]) --------------------------------------------