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Mrs. Mary Gleason, the past week.
Mrs. w. G. Buckmaster visited with
Mrs Aleta Denman at Chesterville last
week.
Mr.. F. A. Day and family visited
with his brother Mr.. Il. d. Day, editor
OF Butler Times, and family over Sun.
day. Mr.. e. A. Day, editor of Bellville
Messenger, and family were also
guests there at the same time.
Mrs. Thatcher of Utica visited with
her nieces, Mrs. w. G. Hodge and Mrs.
j. l.. Dodd, the past week.
Mr.. B. C. Smith visited with rela.
tives in Mt. Vernon last week.
Mrs. Charles Fisher visited with Mr.
and Mrs. j. l.. Jones at Mt. Gilead last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Fox entertained
at six o'clock dinner Mr.. Robert NJ
Clark and family and Mr.. NJ. T. Beck
and family Sunday evening.
Rev. F. /. Johnson, district superin.
tendent, occupied the M. e. pulpit in
this place last Sunday evening and
gave very interesting discourse.
Mr.. NJ. T, Beck and family visited
with relatives at Mt, Vernon on Sun.
day last.
Miss Edith Ewers, who has been Wis
idng friends at Bangorvile returned
home on Thursday last.
Mr.. Lee Blackledge and son were in
Mt. Vernon on Saturday last.
After being in Chicago for about
two months, Mr.. Harry l.. Croft is
again at home and doing business at
the Touring mill across the creek.
Mrs. Eliza Crute visited with rela-
tiyes at Columbus the past We ok.
Mr.. John Albright visited with
friends at Cambridge, Ohio, last week.
Mrs, Eliza Glover of Garret, Indiana,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Dill,
the past week.
Miss Carrie Chauncey of Metropolis,
Ind, visited with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Chauncey in Frederick.
Town the past week.
Mrs. Mary Estile gave a dinner to
twelve of her friends on Friday last
Friday.
About one hundred and twenty at
tended the annual game supper of the
Methodist Brotherhood last Thursday
evening. The menu given was rabbit
nj In t.te
cry. cold slaw, cake and coffee. After
the supper a delightful program was
given as follows:
Toasts by Mr.. C. w. Edwards, Mr.
w. s. Bradrick, Mr. u. II. Hicks, Mr..
J. @. Dague, Rev. J. b. Jones and Miss
Rose Dawson, also Attorney p. l.. VIII
kiBs, of Mt. Vernon Piano duet by
Miss Grace Norrick and Miss Matte
Burns; vocal solo by Miss Ruby Show
ers; piano solo by Miss Mary Davis;
recitation by Lawrence | lcks; vocal
solo by Mrs. p. l., Wllldr
Mr.. Howard Hurst al Il Miss Glib
son, of Oberlin, were 81 ests of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Hurst, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs James Wise attended |
the Funeral of Mr.. Floyd Cramer which |
was held at Newark last Saturday Mr., |
Cramer was former Fredericktown |
boy having been born here in 1883, |
but the past eight years lived at New.
ark, being in the employ of the b. & o.
railway. The young man had his skull |
fractured by bridge while on his en-
gine near Cincinnati on Wednesday OF |
last week. He leaves a wife and in
FAINT child, his mother, Mrs Matte
Cramer, brother, Lynn Cramer, of
Oberlin, and grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wise OF this place.
number OF friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Il. Dalrympie gave them surprise
last Friday evening, the occasion be-
ing their silver wedding anniversary.
A delightful time was he'd by all pres
ent, playing games, solo by Mr.. Bert
Blackford, accompanied by Miss Eva
Dalrymple on the piano, and light re-
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dalrymple,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Denman, Mr.. and
Mrs, George Roby, Mr.. and Mrs, Bert
Blackford, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Dill,
Ar. and Mrs. VIII Denman of Chester.
Vile, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Bryant and Miss
Ada Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs Burt Bry.
ant OF Lucerne, Miss Massie Hyatt,
Mr. Joe McGugen, Mr.. Joe Herman.
They received number of valuable
presents among which were two sets
OF silver knives, forks and teaspoons
presented by the company.
Rev. ID. NJ. Presley OF the Baptist
church is conducting revival services
NJ Amity this week.
Mr., ID. NJ. Brumbach shipped six car
loads OF dressed poultry to the East
the past week. This was the largest
shipment ever made In 30 short time
from Fredericktown. The poultry was
all raised in this vicinity and the pre-
paTation for market has given employ