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Mf. T. j. Beherler, who has ben
seriously i'll with pneumonia, died at
mia residence north of Fredericktow1
On Sunday evening at nine o'clock. We
lsaves a wife and nine children TO
mourn the sudden taking of of good
husband and father. He was forty
nine years of age and had but recently
purchased the Gaywood farm Fun
aral services at the home on Tuesday
Afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. A. G.
Corfman of Gambler officiating, and
Snterment made in Forest cemetery.
the family have the heartfelt sym
pAthy OF the entire community in their
great loss and sorrow.
Last Sunday the district meetings
Of the Laymen's Missionary move
ment were held in the Presbyterian
church Of this place Attorney ID. B.
Grubb and Mr.. e. II. lesson, secretary
OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion of Mt. Vernon, were here and
gave some very interesting talks on
the work, describing the need of evan
gellzing the heather nations in this
generation and that in order to do this
great sums of money must be raised
and the enterprise financed on bus
mess lines. Something like eighty
millions OF dollars are now required
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church member will agree to pay $3.50
per year or five cents per week, the
price of dish of ice cream. To sys-
tematise the work Fredericktown and
are made In to a district and Sunday
evening a committee OF three were
elected to further this work. DR.. G.
n. Wright, Mr.. +. A. Hunt and Prof.
w. w. Borden being chosen for this
work
Mr.. l.. j. Duke, who has been en-
pIoyed In the shoe store Of Mr.. ID. M.
Brumbach the past year, has again
taken up the work In connection with
the w. II. Duke & Son monumental
business Mr. Duke is also candi.
date for county recorder on the Re-
publican ticket.
Mr. l. II. Frizzell and family are
now located in the Walters house on
High street, having moved there last
week.
Mr.. Edgar w. Waybrlght Of Den
ison University will preach again at
the Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Mr. l.. b. Ackerman and DR.. u. V.
Ackerman were in Mansfield on Sat
arday last where they were called to
testify In the probate court In refer
ence to the Miranda Craven estate.
Mr.. John Williams recently pur.
chased the old McIntire farm near
Chesterville.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Shurr were
visitors with relatives in Mt, Vernon
couple OF days last week.
Miss Rose Dawson who is lecturng
in the South Is expected home the
first OF next month when she will pre-
pare to take trip to Scotland to at
tend the Worlds Convention Of the
w. &. r. u. OF which organization she
Ss u national organizer and lecturer.
The heavy hail storm Monday aft
ernoon was one OF the worst that has
visited this place in a long time
There In scarcely a house that die
not lose some of It's window glass anC
many of the houses had whole win
dows broken TO pieces. The storm
did not last long but the rain and hal
that fell during that time was heavy
10 much so that the merchants wen
out afterward and swept of the walks
the same as though there had been 4
SNOW storm. On Tuesday morning
there still remained around many OF
the houses piles Of ice that had moi
yet melted,
Mrs. James Johnson has been quite
Ill with tonsolItls the past week.
MIR and Mrs. l.. c. Crowell moved
this week from Chestervllle 20 theil
new residence which they recently
purchased in Fredericktown,
Mr. Sam Zont moved his barn this
week to make way for the new street
extension.
Mr.. Hoy C. Swetand has been quite
I'll with the grippe and tonsilltis the
past week,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy lwers aud Mr.
and Mrs A. IL Fox spent Sunday
with Mr. aud Mrs 7, D. Brown at An
kenytown.
Mr. and Mrs @. NJ, Hildreth were
In Columbus on Thursday last.
Mr.. Kenneth Rlnehart of Mt Yer
non spent vacation week with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs, Jesse