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serve children's day next week, Sun
day, June 26th Special music and
other features incident to such an oc-
casion are being prepared and fine
program will be rendered
Judge A. H. Plummer of Wabash,
Indiana, and Mr. Jessie Plummer of
Cleveland, were guests of their moth
er, Mrs. d. c. Lewis the past week.
mrs. c. y. Day, editor of the Sevihe,
Ohio, Times, came to Fredericktown
on Friday last to visit her son. Mr.. F..
A. Day and family. On Monday she
returned home taking Master Ross
Day with her Tor visit stopping over
night with her son, Mr.. Il. A. Day,
editor of the Messenger at Bellville.
Mr.. James Detweiler visited in
Delaware the past week.
Mrs. Nicodemus of Mansfield visit
ed with her sister, Mrs. Jacob Shat
fer the past week.
Miss Helen Dalrymple returned
from Upper Sandusky the past week
Rev. H. M. Noble of Newport, Ken
lucky, breaches at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday both morning and
evening He has accepted the call to
the pastorate of the church here and
will begin his work the second Sun
day in July. He may preach Sun
day or two before Dut that will de-
pend upon his being able to get away
from his duties where he is now To-
Gated.
G. b. Craft returned to Fontana,
Wis, Tuesday evening and w. d.
Craft returned to Woodstock, ILL.,, Sat
urday evening, both being called here
by the death of their father.
w, 8, Cummings is in Columbiana
County, this week making an inven.
tory and appraisement of the estate
of Doctor II, II, Trollinger, where he
will be engaged all the week,
Mrs. w. 3. Cummings will spend
Commencement week at Delaware,
the guest of Prof. and Mrs. ]. w.
Page.
l.. M. Markham, brother Of l.. Mark
ham, of Lamar, Colo, once Freder-
icktown boy, has received the ap-
pointment of superintendent of ex-
hibits at the 18th International Irri-
cation Congress to be held at Pueblo
in September, The exhibition of fruit
alone will be worth the trip. Colora-
do shipped more apples last year than
California, Washington, Oregon and
Wyoming combined. Good soil con.
tinuous sunshine and irrigation makes
perfect fruit.
Mrs. Thos. Hambly and Mrs. Jen-
ME Ball were guests at a dinner par
Green Valley last Saturday in honor
of Mrs. Polly of Columbus and Mrs.
Monroe of Gallon A delightful time
was had.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Chancey wish to
thank the w. G. T. u. for the beauti-
full floral Offering which was most
heartily appreciated.
The children's day exercises at the
Berlin Methodist church were excep'
tionally fine and many were unable to
gain admittance so large vas the at
tendance. The program was one OF
the best ever prepared and the young
people and all connected with the
Sunday school did themselves great
credit
On Tuesday evening the ladies o.
the Methodist church held Tie so
cial In the church parlors to tie vi
the papers and magazines which hav,
been donated to send away on chari
ty missions.
Mrs. =. Cooper was in Mt. Vernon ac
companied by her father, Mr.. II. Kin
ney last Saturday.
Mrs. Hoy Swetland and her moth
er, Mrs. l.. c. Crowell were in Mt
Vernon on Monday.
Mrs William Edwards, who was
taken seriously III one day last weel
is reported much improved at thii
writing
Mrs. Bateman, who was thrown
down by having her dress catch il
some of the farm implements storet
on the sidewalk and seriousl,
spralned her ankle and otherwise in
jured her, two weeks ago, is reported
able TO be around again although she
vii not fully recover from her In
juries for long time.
The officers of the Wayne Lodge
No. 1903, X. of P., elected at theil
meeting last week are as follows:
William Darling-C. G.
Ralph Duke-V. G.
w. A. Kinney-P.
A. J. Zolman-M. OF w.
Herbert Whorton--M. OF A.
H. Vance,, G.