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Mrs Josephine Winter of Mt. Liber.
ty, Ohio, has been secured by the
board of education to teach music in
the public school of this place. Mrs.
Winter taught here last year and the
board is very fortunate to secure her
services again.
Mr.. Earl d. Day of Cleveland, Ohio,
visited his brother, Mr.. f. A. Day, and
family in this place on Sunday last.
Mr. Day moved from Cleveland to
Bellville last week and will become
editor and manager of the Butler
Times beginning the first of October.
Mr.. Edgar Waybright preached his
farewell sermon at the Baptist church
last Sunday preceding his removal to
Florida, where he is to attend school
the coming winter. Large congrega-
tions were present both morning and
evening. Mr.. Waybright was a stu
dent at Dennison University the past
year being a member of the Junior
class and during the spring and sum.
mer was secured to fill the vacancy in
the Baptist pulpit in this place. He
is young man of great ability both
as student and public speaker. The
people in Fredericktown were greatly
pleased with his work here and the
best wishes of the entire community
| with him Tn hic Hn1d nf Lob
| Mr.. Abe Douglass died suddenly of
heart trouble on Saturday last at / D.
m. at the age of rs years. He leaves
wife and one daughter and many
friends to mourn his loss. The funer-
al was held at the residence on Tues
day at 1870 p. m. and services conduct
by Rev. Thomas Hambly of this place
and Rev. Corffman of Gambler. Inter
ment was made in Forest cemetery.
Mrs. A. d. Rinehart was taken SER
iosuly i'll last week and was taken to
Columbus hospital on Sunday to
have an operation performed. Dr.
Eastman accompanied Mrs. Rinehart.
Rev. II. NJ. Bodle preached at the
Presbyterian church both morning and
evening on Sunday last and announce
ment was made that regular preaching
services will be conducted hereafter at
that church. The Presbytery met at
Adams Mills, Ohio, on Monday last
and Rev. Noble was present at the
meetings during the week. Arrange
ments were made at that time to Sc
lect date for the installation SER
vices Of Fredericktown Presbyterian
church which will be announced later
A very sudden death was that of the
little four-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Sebring in this place on
Monday morning at $3.50 o'clock. On
Saturday the child was seemingly as
well as usual and was down town with
her parents in the evening. Sunday
morning she appeared i'll and DR.. Darl-
ing was called and he announced that
the child was seriously ill with brain
fever. Everything possible was done
for the child but it failed very rapidly
with the above result. The funeral
took place on Wednesday, Rev. Thos.
Hambly conducting the services.
Miss Mary Debolt, one of 1910 grad
yates, is teaching in the Ankenytown
school,
B. j. Wharton. wife and daughter,
Edith, were at the county seat the
last of the week.
p NJ. w. B. Johnson and wife were
Mt. Vernon visitors on Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Nye of Mt. Vernon was
the guest of Mrs. Sarah Potter on Fri !
day. She is now visiting in New York
and Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Belle Modi of Lucerne, was Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Sarah Potter.
Mrs. Bent Herendene went to Co
lumbus to stay with her son, Foy, until
he RECEIVERS.
Messrs. Foy Herendene and Edd
Rinehart and Mrs. Douglas Rinehart |
are all in Mt. Carmel Hospital at this
writing.
MI. lNSpluut was ONcl HUN
Loudonville, and was guest of Fred
BARNARD and wife, the past week.
Miss Esther James of Akron is Wis
iting Rev. and Mrs. Months.
Mrs. Alva Dowds of Mt. Vernon was
the guest of Mrs. Wilford Months for
a week.
Roy Keys and wife were in Mans
field attending the wedding Of her sis
ter.
Earl Foote and wife of Huntington,
Ind, are visiting o. P. Foote and wife
j. B. Foote, Jr., was a Brink Haven |
visitor over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Fawlk and son
William, spent week end in Mt. Yer
non.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Spohn of Akron
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Otho
James and Rev. and Mrs. Months.