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at Waterford. The Methodist congre
cation at Batemantown will erect
new edifice to cost about $4,000.
Rev. Lawrence o. Newcomer gave
his postponed lecture in the Christian
church at Waterford on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Hattie Moore entertained Mrs.
Mary Moore on Friday afternoon last.
Roberta Pond who has been very Ill
is reported as convalescing.
Mr.. Hugh McGaughey who was
thrown from his horse at Chesterville
is reported as improving as well as
could be expected from the serious in
juries he sustained. His children
from Columbus and Gallon were call
ed home as 1t was feared that he
could not recover.
Floyd Chilcote visited his brother,
Eliza Chilcote near Darlington alst
week.
Fredericktown is enjoying itself
with an all week show at the opera
house.
Mr.. w. E. Gorsuch of Gambler as
sisted the local orchestra with his
cello in the music at the X. of p.
banquet Tuesday evening.
Bert Z. Heath was Fredericktown
caller on Tuesday OF this week.
w. j. Placeway of Muncie, Ind,
was calling on friends in this place
last Tuesday.
Mr.. Bartlett and entire family are
suffering from grip.
VIM. Goss of Mansfield was calling
on Fredericktown people on Tuesday.
George w. Meier, Samuel Houllin
and G. II. Harlow of Columbus trans
acted business in this place on Tues
day of this week.
l.. c. Springer of Rockford, Ohio,
visited friends in Fredericktown last
Tuesday.
Miss Overly entertained the s. e.
club on Tuesday of this week and all
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Master Charles Myers and Elisha
Hamilton of Mt Vernon visited Don
aid and Florence Sellers over Sunday
last.
Mr. Frank Keenan, and Miss Martha
Trikle, both of this place, were mar
ried at the home of the brides father
on Tuesday evening of this week,
Rev. Thomas Hambly of the Method
ist church officiating. About thirty
guests were present to honor the oc-
casion and the bride was the recipi-
ent of many beautiful and useful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. keenan, are a very
worthy young couple and all unite In
wishing them mucn happiness in their
married life. They will locate on the
Blair farm near Waterford.
Mrs. S. A. Hosack is reported to be
quite ill.,
Mr.. w. s. Cummings has been max
ing some extensive repairs and i'm
provements in his residence on San
dusky street.
Mrs. Walter Johnson has been quite
i'll the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Lybarger OF
Gambler were guests of Rev. and Mrs
Thos. Hambly on Tuesday returning
home Wednesday morning.
Mrs. T. M. Dill is reported very Ill
: with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Brown OF Ank
enytown were guests of their daught
ers, Mrs. A. II. Fox and Mrs. Guy Ew
ers last Sunday.
Milo Thompson moves into the Bert
Strong house on the first of Marcel
and will be employed by Mr.. Strong
the coming season.
One OF the chimneys on Mrs. Ell;
Thompson's residence was blown of
in one of the recent storms.
Mr.. Tola Thompson of Mt. Gileat
assisted his brother, Mr.. Milo Thomp
son, with his wood cutting the pas
. week.
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\ Smothers were guests of Mrs. Davis
'' last Sunday.
Mr., Fred Simons and entire famll.
have been very i'll the past week will
the grip.
Mr.. II. u Mann has decided to re
= main on the Sngery farm the CON
: ing season.
Mr. II. M. Rhule and family vlsite,
with Mrs. Rhule's parents, Mr. an,
y Mrs. .. f. Winand, last Sunday
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