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Mrs. Ellen Craft, who has been Wis.
iting In Wisconsin and Illinois, the
past ten weeks, is again at home
Mr.. and Mrs G. p. Smith have Just
recently purchased the Home laundry
OF Mr.. David Kinney and have moved
it to their residence the first house
west of Miss Casner's millinery store,
and are now ready for business. Mrs.
Smith has been one of Frederick.
towns pest washerwomen and her
friends will be glad to know OF her
new enterprise We wish them the
best of success.
A band of gypsies that passed
through here about week ago and
VINO we're returning had pretty live
ly time at their camp on the Mt. Yer
non road last Sunday. It seems that
one of the gypsies had traded horse
to some men and the wife objected
to the deal. She claimed that her hus-
band had been given whisky so that
they might take advantage Of him. A
general rumpus was had when the
horse was taken away, but the woman
lost out.
Mre. Cloy Kirby the past week visit
ed her son, Mr.. Scott Kirby, and fam
lily at Waterford, sIso her daughter,
Mrs. Roy Levering.
A delightful reunion OF few Of the
participants OF the Canadian trip made
by tho Buckeye Press association last
August, was held at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. E. Cassell Friday even
ing, when they were entertained with
an elaborate six o'clock dinner by the
hostess. Mrs. C. G. Day, editor Of the
Times, Seville, o., and historian Of the
association. Mrs. e. B. Yale, Waynes-
field, wife of the secretary, and Mrs
F. A. Day, together with Mr.. and Mrs
H. "a. Cassell, son Hobart, made up
the party OF six representatives of that
occasion. Following are tho names OF
the other invited guests: Mrs. A. G.
Huddle. Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. N. T. Beck
Mrs. T. N. Dill, Mrs. J. H. Norrick
Mrs H. L. Croft, Mrs. Sadie Hosack
Mrs. Chas. Edwards and Mrs. Carrie
Cassell. Every one had most de
| lightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rundell of Canton
Ohio, came Friday for short visit
with the formers mother, Mrs. Louise
Rundell, and returned home on Mon
day.
Mr.. James Howard was called tt
Green Valley the past week to hell
take care of his son-in-law, Mr.. A. Ogg
who has been seriously ill with ty
phoid fever.
Miss AdeIla Hosack visited he
friend, Miss May McGaughy at Colum
bus the past week.
Both Rev. Noble and his wife have
been quite i'll the past week. Th'
former occupied the Presbyterian pul
pit on Sunday morning but not in thu
evening.
The ladies societies of the
Presbyterian and the Baptist church
es have been collecting old papers thu
past year from which they derive som'
revenue when sold. Theh Baptist'
secured 1910 pounds and the Presby
terians $500.
Miss Eula johnson entertained Mis-
Mabel FaWcett and Miss Esther Hol'
last Sunday at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernier spent Sunda!
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
! George Shepard at Batemantown.
Mrs. Huntsman of Mansfield visit
ed with Mrs. d. Follen In this plac,
the past week.
Mrs. Mcclure and niece, Miss Halli
Hartridge, expect to move to thei
farm the first of January.
w. C. T. U.
At the annual election of officer
and superintendents of the Woman
Christian Temperance Union the fo
lowing named persons have been elect
ed for the ensuing year:
Pres.-L.> M. Howes.
Vice presidents--The Presbyteria
church, Mrs. H. N. Noble; M. L
church, Mrs. Ada Carr; Baptis
church, Viola Crowl.
Corresponding secretary-Cloy M
Hicks.
Recording secretary-Virginia Fa'
cett.
Treasurer-Anna Cummings.
Superintendent Sunday School Wor
Ida Durbin.
Superintendent Railroad Work
Ada Carr.
Superintendent Purity Work-Mi
4 dred Eastman.
Superintendent Flower Mission
z Jennie Ball.
Superintendent Press Work-Flo
4 M. Hicks.
Superintendent Mothers Meetings
II Emma AgneW,