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OF Marion, Ohio, were called here on
Saturday last by the serious illness
OF the formers father, Mr.. G.. w.
Satchell, who suffered stroke OF
paralysis.
Mrs. j. w. Anders is entertaining a
house party this week, composed of
the following: Mrs. John Davis of
Cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs. Herbert Baird
and Mrs. Warren Robinson Of James
town, Ohio, Mrs. Harding Of Dayton,
Ohio, Mrs. d. X. Chenoweth and
daughter of Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. Retta Bermont is planning to
build an addition to her residence on
College street.
Mr.. Simon Lyon has purchased the
residence of Mr.. Wilson Bradrick and
now Mr.. Bradrick is planning to build
better and greater.
Mr.. Lyle Terry was home from
Mansfield over Sunday.
Mr. Samuel Hanna was a Freder-
icktown visitor on Tuesday last and
looked after the band boys at their
meeting that evening.
Mrs Bert Hamilton of Brandon was
called here by the illness of Mr. G.
w. Mitchell.
Mr.. l.. B. Wagner was at Colum.
bus the past week to see President
Taft.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian church at their
monthly meeting last week, elected
the following officers: Miss Matte
Love, president; Mrs. Homer Lever
ing, vice president; Mrs. w. S. Cum
mings, second vice president; Mrs.
Murphy Agnew, third vice president;
Mrs. j. Mckinney, corresponding sec
retary; Mrs. Harry Tavenner, record
ing secretary; Miss Mary Estile,
treasurer; music committee, Mrs. II.
s. Taylor and Mrs. H. Noble; organ
list, Mrs. ]. S. Dean.
Friday morning last Elder Studor
had bad fall as he was leaving the
house, cutting his head badly. Sew
eral stitches had to be taken to sew
up the wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dickey, who
have been in Florida the past month
returned home on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Lesley West is preparing to
move to Lexington soon, where he
will occupy the farm recently pur-
chased by Mr.. Grant Boggs.
Mrs. j. W. Anders entertained a
number of Fredericktown friends at
dinner Tuesday in honor of her guests
from a distance.
Mr.. Robert Spencer of Columbus,
Ohio, organizer of the Maccabees,
was in town two days of this week
working toward the establishment in
this place of lodge of that order.
Mr.. Harry Bradrick and family are
moving this week to the country to
take charge Of a farm of the Levering
Bros. Mr.. William Herdman and
family will occupy the house vacated
by Mr., Bradrick.
Mrs. Bailey, who has been critical
ly Ill from pneumonia, is reported
some better at this writing.
Velma Phillips and Massie Hyatt
taught the classes for Miss Johnson
during her absence.
Rev. Hambly and Mr.. Mohr conduct
ed the chapel exercises in High school
Tuesday morning.
Supt. Borden attended an adjourned
meeting of the county examiners last
Saturday. OF twenty-five applicants,
seven were successful.
h. A. Knox attended the corn show
at Columbus last Friday.
Mr.. Ray hmsbaugh and MIR. Gail
Daniels, both members of the Sopho-
more class attended the corn show at
Columbus on Thursday of last week.
They made very good report of what
they had seen to the agricultural class,
part Of which bore upon subjects
which nave been studied In agrlcul-
ture.
Esther G.. Hole was at her home in
Salem last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Johnson could not meet her
classes on Wednesday of this week
because of sickness,
On Tuesday of this week, the num-
ber of pupils absent because of sick
ness in each department was: Primary
3, Secondary 6, Intermediate 20, Gram
mar l2, High school IA.
The Primary and Secondary literary
programs will be given on Washing
toms birthday.
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