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to their home in this place after
very enjoyable trip in their big tour.
ing car TO Punxsutawney, Pa, where
they visited Mr.. Fink's mother and
relatives, and made several slght-see-
ing stops on the way. They were
gone for about two weeks.
Mrs Graves and daughter OF Colum-
bus, are visiting her parents in this
place, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilson.
Mr. S. S. Reed and daughter Myrtle,
of Three Rivers, Mich, returned to
their home Monday after a teD-days'
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Beck.
Mr.. NJ. r Beck and family spent
Sunday in Mt Vernon with friends.
Mrs. Myria G. Eley made an assign
ment for the benefit of creditors to
Mr.. p l.. wilkins.
Mr.. f. b. Levering was Columbus
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Kinney died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. John Westlel,
at three o'clock Sunday morning of
paralysis. She had been in i'll health
for some time. Age slxty-eight years.
Funeral was held at the daughters
residence at two o'clock, Tuesday,
Rev. H. M. Noble officiating. Burial
in Forest cemetery A number of rela-
tives and friends mourn her death.
Miss Alice Harry started Sunday
evening for an extended visit in the
southern part of the state.
Mr. Fred Barnhart and family, Of
this place, visited on Sunday, Mr.. VIII
liam Hines, south end of town
Boys and fire crackers badly fright
ened a horse on the square Saturday
night.
Ralph Brumback, of Athens, who
has been visiting relatives in Freder-
icktown the past week, returned Sun
day in his uncle's automobile, Mr.. Ed.
Mathers, from Michigan, who is also
visiting here.
Miss Edith Murphy has been the
guest of Miss Merna Roby in this place
the past week
Miss Almeda Dyer of Mt. Vernon
was the guest of her sister, Mrs E.
Peerman Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Claude Curtis and wife, of Nor
row county, visited Mr.. Thos. Ryan
and family of this place the past
week.
Mr.. d. Hathaway has moved here
from Chesterville to take position
at the Blackburn shop and brought his
family with him and is now occupying
the house formerly occupied by Mr.,
John Hyatt
Mr.. Ed Blackburn and family dined
with Mr.. d. VI. Metcalf in Mt Yer.
non last Thursday.
The union services of ali the church.
es held in the Baptist church Sunday
evening was well attended despite the
oppressively not weather Rev. No
BILE, of the Presbyterian church,
preached a very interesting sermon
Next Sunday evening the union servic-
es will be held in the Presbyterian
church. Rev. Hambly will preach.
The ]. o. o. r. order marched to the
cemetery last Sunday morning and
decorated half hundred grave.
Returning they attended the MelModist
Episcopal church. Rev. ThOs. Hambly
preached to the assembled congrega
tion an inspiring and helpful sermon
on the growth and influence of the
Anglo-Saxon race. 1t was pronounced
eloquent and broad in its scope. The
attendance of the order was large con
sidering the weather.
Prof Borden left this week with
his family for Wooster, where ne will
spend his vacation. The professor is
one Of the "hustlers" and his absence
from our town through the summer
will be felt.
Mrs. ]. B. Foote entertained about
twenty people at her delightful home
Monday evening. They We're mostly
all friends from Michigan.
Mrs. Anna Holland of this place at
l6uueu the Wtuuih6 All Du1iSi va NsA'S'
Locke Stafford of that place to Mr.
Hilbert S. Reed, of ROwsberg, o.
Tuesday evening, June 9th.
Bruce Knouf of Bloomfield was late
y here visiting his cousin, Lyle Leon
ard.
Mr.. j. c. Kline, of Fredericktown
who has been attending Oberlin Col
elge, was here on visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kline, and ief
Tuesday evening for vacation triI
10 Rock Island, Ill.
Mr.. Fred Barnhart and family spen
the day sunday with Mr.. Otis Ewerl
and family, of near Fredericktown
Mr. Rob Auten of Mt. Vernon,
talented musician and an excellen
performer on the harp, visited nj
aunt, in this place, Mrs. Joe Bean, Sat