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Mr.. Fay wihtford was home from
Columbus on a visit last week.
The Blackburn moving picture thea
tre was opened again last Saturday
evening In the place formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Ed Blackburn as q repair
nhop. The room has been altered to
ault the needs of the show and 1t will
be q matter Of satisfaction to a great
many here and in the country around
10 know that they can come here for
q little innocent amusement of this
kind. A good crowd gathered to see
the pictures but owing to mishap In
the machinery no pictures were exhib-
tied and the crowd had to go away
with promise of better success in
the future.
Miss Rose Dawson, the well-known
lecturer for the National Women's
Christian Temperance Union, has
been offered a position in Colorado
for year to continue the work
which she recently started there.
After short vacation with her par
ents In Frederlcktown Miss Davi-
son will go to Colorado and begin
her work for this organization. Miss
Dawson has been very successful
wherever she has been and her friends
here are glad to learn of this recog-
milton and appreciation Of her ability.
Mr.. +. A. Day and son Ross, spent
Sunday with the formers mother In
Seville, Ohio. Ross will remain with
his grandmother until Thanksgiving
time.
Mr.. Harry l.. Groff was In Cincln.
natl last week on business connected
with the milling business.
There were number from this
place attended a meeting of the East
ern Star last week and saw some
fine team work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley lies are plan
ming to go to Michigan this month.
Mr.. Samuel Hanna visited relatives
at Shelby over Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert McCreary visited
ut Ashland the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mendenhall of Mt
Vernon were guests Of the latters
brothers, Mr.. s. F., Winand and Mr..
Chanoey Winand, the past week.
DR.. j. III. Darling and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. James Coulter went to
Bladensburg on Tuesday to spend sew
eral days.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church will give o chicken
dinner from IL a. IN. to D. m. In the
church parlors on Tuesday, November
29. Price for dinner, twenty cents,
Mrs. II. L. Barnes visited friends In
GAINESVILLE and Fairmont the past
week.
DR.. G. A. Reeder, President of Bald
win University. at Berea, Ohio,
preached at the Methodist church last
Sunday evening.
On Thursday evening of last week,
Miss Susie Hyatt and Mr.. Hoy M.
Clewson of Newark, Ohio, were mar.
ried at the home of Mr.. George
Satchel, In this place. Rev. Thos.
Hambly of the Methodist church per.
formed the ceremony. The couple
will locate In Newark.
There will be preaching services at
the Baptist church next Sunday both
morning and evening. Rev. w. G.
Carl Of Monongahala, Pa, will occu.
by the pulpit. Rev. Martin, who was
given call at this church couple of
weeks ago has decided not to accept
the call.
The stand pipe Of the Frederick.
town water works Is being repaired
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Coyner visited In
Mt. Vernon last Sunday at the home
OF Judge and Mrs. George Coyner
Mr., Ernest Durbin of New Castle
Pa, spent several days the past wee
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Durbin In Fredercltown.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Dehority
OF Marengo, visited with Dr. and Mrs
w. T., Ely on Sunday last.
Mr.. ID, u. Rawllns of Oklahoma
visited with Fredericktown friends tn,
past week.
The following program will be glveI
by the Lincoln Literary Society, Dec
q;
RecItations Mary Groh, Fern My
ers. Aileen Studer, Boyd Boner, Rutl
Hyatt.
Oration-Ward Brlcker.
DeClamatlon-Perry lowering.
Original stories-Grace Tabor, Lo
ID Keller.
Essay-Mary Rldenour.
Current Eyents--lrl Willitts.
Dlalogue--Luella Linn, Helen Grofi
Grace Tyson Albert noPpa Ina Stack