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our business men said, 1t is safe, sane
and humane, and will be the means
of saving many a life and much prop
erty that would otherwise be destroy
ed by frightened or vicious horses.
Mr.. Cook has already placed an order
for supplies and will begin their man
ufacture just as soon as possible,
there already being a big demand.
Those interested in the invention are
planning to build a factory here and
eventually expand it into bride
manufacturing business as well
The quarterly meeting for the Ber-
lin Methodist church has been an
nounced for January 1st. The Fred
ericktown Methodist church will hold
its quarterly meeting on Monday, Jan
uary End
DIR. and Mrs. ]. II. Norrick enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schweitzer
last Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Richert and daughter,
La Vcnne, have been spending several
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. M. Fouts.
| Mrs. Ola Darling and daughter, Eliz-
abeth, of this place and Miss Alice
Woltz of Columbus and Mrs. John
McCrory were entertained by Mrs.
Robert Blythe and daughter, Miss
Ada. of Mt. Vernon Friday.
Mr., Rawlins, who has been superin-
tendent of the schools at Quincy, ILL.,,
for the past nine years, was at school
I Monday morning to make arrange
ments for his boys to enter school.
Mr.. Rawlins and family will reside
here.
Supt. Borden attended an adjourned
meeting of the Knox County Examin-
ers last Saturday.
Reports of the public school were
mailed to parents last week. These
reports give the class average of each
| pupil, the number in the class, and
the class rank. From these, parents
can tell just how the pupil Is doing
his work. Supt. Borden says 1--WE
should be glad to have any parent call
to talk over the work of the pupil"
Mr.. Andrew Mckee of Danville and
Mr.. Henry Frazier visited at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Frazier on Sat
urday,
MIR. William Albright, having sold
all his property and purchasing a
farm in Oklahoma, Is preparing to
move his family to the above state In
short time.
Mr., and Mrs. Dempsey Goodel took
In the poultry show at Mansfield the
past week where they had chickens
on exhibition and also sold two fowls
for $50. They are planning to exhibit
, also at Shelby and Bucyrus
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tomins of
Buckeye Lake were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Smith the past week.
Mrs Hays Wilson entertained last
Friday evening, number of her
friends with cards Refreshments
| were served
Mrs. Ruth Strong was given birth
day surprise the past week in the
shape OF a post card shower, 1t being
her eighty-ninth birthday. One hun
dred and twenty cards were received.
Mr.. and Mrs Price of Chestervllle
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
James Carson last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Hildreth
were visitors at Columbus last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bevington and
Miss Wolford were visitors at the
home Of Mr.. Hugh Wilson last Sun
day.
Rev. j, III. Smith is conducting re-
vlval services at the Salem church
this week.
Mr., Edward Brumbaugh of Toledo
was Fredericktown visitor couple
OF days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Phillips were
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Il Morrison last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil McIntire have re-
moved from Michigan to this place.
Mr. Rawlins, who moved here from
Oklahoma, has purchased Mr.. Grant
Beggs Interest in the Sllas Gordon
farm south OF Frederlcktown.
DR.. II. S, Darling has been seriously
Ill the past week. His many friends
hope for an early recovery.
MIR. Dan Mamma of Shelby was in
Frederlcktown on Tuesday evening
looking after the interests of the band
boys.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. Kate
Melton entertained at dinner MIR.
Fred and Charles Clark, Mrs Stella
Stevens and Mr.. Foy Herondeen.
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