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Rev. Thomas Hambly Of the Metho-
dist church started Monday morning
on two weeks tour in the South.
He expects to go as far south as Ala
bama and will give a number of lee
lures and also attend to other busi-
ness while on this trip. He expects
to return to Fredericktown by Friday
of next week. There will be no preach
ing services at the Methodist church
during the absence of their pastor
Mrs. Hambly accompanied him as far
as Baltimore, Ohio, where she will
visit until Mr.. Hambly returns.
The Easter cantata given by the
Sunday school of the NJ. g. church was
carried out in a most satisfactory man
ner The music for the occasion was
exceptionally fine and all those TAX
ing part in the exercises are deserv-
ing of great credit for the manner
in which they rendered their parts.
The church was crowded to overflow
ing with appreciative listeners.
Mrs. Margaret Purdy who has been
visiting her sons in st. Louis, Mo-,
for some time past is again at home.
Mr.. j. Phillips of Delaware, Ohio,
was in Frederictkown on Monday on
his way to look after his farm in
North Liberty.
1t was announced last week that
action would be taken In regard to
the choosing OF new pastor for the
Presbyterian church on Sunday at the
congregational meeting. The meeting
was held informally on Sunday but no
action taken. Mr.. ]. w. Kinney con
Quoted the morning services and read
select Easter sermon by Rev. Tai.
mage.
Mrs r. S. James visited relatives
at FLEETWOOD the past week.
Mrs. Jacob Berry of Centerburg
was a visitor at the home of Mr.. Cal
vim KEGS last week.
Monday morning as Mr., Ed. Winter
| bbiAOih wan VI lNilt1 W Il
from his home about mile northeast
of here his horse dropped dead IN
the harness shortly after crossing the
B. a. o. tracks near the Simons resi-
dence Mr.. Wlnterbottom walked uT
town and was attacked by heart fail
ure due no doubt to the excitement
pp thn pt nd ru Nf
the street. He was carried into d
M. Brumbach's shoe store and two
physicians were called to care fol
him. 1t took him more than an hou
to recover from the shock.
Mr. Alfred Mayors of Columbus wal
In Fredericktown Monday morning
on his way to visit relatives east o
this place.
Mr.. Clem Alderman of Mansfield
and Mrs. Rachael Ackerman of Ami
. ty, came down from Mansfield, wher,
the latter has been visiting, to talk,
a visit with the family of Mr.. l.. II
Ackerman In this place.
Miss Ethelride Studor, teacher II
the Mt. Vernon public schools, IL
spending her Easter vacation will
her parents In Fredericktown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bermont o
Mt. Vernon spent Sunday with hi
mother, Mrs. Retta Bermont in thi
place.
Mr.. Leonard Jackson OF Lima, o.
visited his brother, Mr.. Il. G. Jackson
the past week.
Mr.. S. beheler, north of town, Is re
ported seriously ILL.,
Mrs. Fred Barnhart and children
spent the past week visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Robinson, a
Democracy.
Mr., Ray Slack and family OF Marer
20 visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. w. Slack, few days last week.
Miss Elsie Studor, student a
Denlson University, Granville, Ohio
came home Thursday to spend he
. spring vacation.
Mr.. ana MIS-. w. j. Buckmaster O
Sparta visited relatives In this plac
last week
Mrs. Charles Harry and son, Robert
visited relatives in Mt, Vernon las
Saturday
Miss Kate keenan, visited relative
4 In Chesterville last week.
The public schools are having thel
, spring vacation this week and all tn
youngsters are happy in spite of tn
spring fever.
There are quite number of case
OF measles among the children In thI
village.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Grubb of johns
3 town visited their niece, Mrs A. /
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