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W. ie' IuuSlW lWOUu VI NSWhihJ W,
was calling on Fredericktown friends
last Friday.
Mr.. Waybright, a senior ministerial
student at Denison University, Gran
vile, will preach at the Baptist
church next Sunday morning and ev-
ening. Mr.. Waybright was here two
weeks ago and the dlscourses given
at that time we're exceptionally fine
and the people here feel pleased that
they will again have the opportunity
Of hearing this young man.
Mrs. Dickey moved her household
goods the past week. She expects to
occupy the Mr.. Don Tyson house as
soon as it is vacated.
Mrs. 8. d. Jenkins who has been
confined to her bed all winter is re-
ported as considerably improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Wilkins who
have been suffering from attacks of
the grip the past two weeks are re-
covering from their illness.
The Buckeye Press Association will
hold it's semi-annual meeting at New
ark on Thursday and Friday of this
week at which time Gov. Harmon and
a number of other prominent men will
address the editors, who make up the
membership of this association. f.
A. Day, editor OF the Free Press, has
been a member Of the association
nearly ever since its first organiza-
tlon and expects to attend these meet
ings this week
There will be lots of changes in the
occupancy OF residences in this place
the coming month. There is not the
dearth in good rentable properties this
year that there has been heretofore.
There are several fine new houses
that are seeking renters of a desirable
nature.
Mr.. Burt White spent last week
in Columbus called there by the SER
ious illness of her niece, Miss Grace
Wetsel, who has been suffering from
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer of Centerburg
visited their son, Mr.. Kelley Palmer,
the past week
Mrs. Maggie Williamson visited her
friends, Miss Esther Howard, in Mt
Gilead, last week.
Mr.. Clarence Jenkins of Columbus
visited friends and relatives in this
vicinity several days the past week.
Agnes Vail visited friends in Column
bus the past week.
j. r. Brown of Mansfield visited
friends in this place on Monday of
this week.
w. s. Turvey Of Newcomerstown,
Ohio, visited friends in Frederick
town, last Saturday.
Mr.. John Stahl of Butler, Ohio, was
a Fredericktown visitor last Satur-
day.
j. w. Gade of Cleveland visited
Fredericktown friends last Saturday.
Mr.. George d. Lewis of Mt. Vernon
was rredericktown visitor last Sat
urday
The annual convention of the Ep-
worth League of the M. e. church of
this district will be held at Utica,
June 9TH and Sth. An exceptionally
interesting program Is being lined up
for this occasion and workers of ma
tional reputation will be present and
give addresses.
People in this end of the county are
greatly interested in the efforts be-
ing made to have the Bride Works re-
built. Our people are broad minded
and liberal. They know that whateYer
helps Mt, Vernon helps the county
and we are part of the county. An
enterprise such as contemplated by
the rebuilding of these works Is an
immense thing for any community
and 1t is hoped tnat the committees
for the $4,000 required to
carry out the new plans will have no
trouble in raising the required amount |
No doubt but that the neighboring
towns viii subscribe to the fund to
help Mt Vernon If called upon to do
so and If the county seat should need |
such assistance.
Almond Sheets of Ashland, Ohio,
was visitor in this place last Sat
lrday,
Mr.. l.. s. Robinson of, Utica was
calling on friends in Fredericktown
asst Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joy Smith moved the
past week to place near Fearless.
Mr.. +. Mills of Utica was a Freder-
cktown visitor last Friday.
G. ]. Smith of Ashland was calling
IN friends In Fredericktown last Fri.
lay.
Mr.. John Il. Stonebrook of Mt. Yer.