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Miss Lou Mitchell, of Mt. Vernon,
visited with friends in this place last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, of Mt. Yer.
non, visited with friends in this place
last Friday. Mr.. Mitchell attended
the Waterford picnic In the afternot n.
Mr.. Earl d. Day, editor of the But.
Ter Times, wife and daughter were
guests at the home of his brother,
Mr.. F. NJ. Day and family on Sunday
and Monday last.
A number OF Fredericktown people
were given n late ride from Mt. Ver-
non last Saturday evening. due to the
wreck at that place. The tender of
one locomotive and the engine of a
second jumped the track just south
of the depot In that city. blocking
the road until three O'Clock Sunday
morning. Liveryman Jones was call
ed and came down with an automobile
load of ladies' and Mr.. F.. j. Harris got
out one OF his new machines and took
TO Fredericktown Miss Withrow. Miss
McCutchen, Miss Vaughn and Mr.. F.
\. Day. A number Of others had to
wait on the coming OF the westbound
train.
Mr.. Robert l.. Carr OF Mt. Vernon.
WAS q FredericktOwn visitor on Mon.
day Of this week.
Mr.. Grant Osburn, of Brownsville,
Texas, visited with friends In this
vicinity the past week.
Mr.. Arthur Silliman visited friends
In Plymouth last week.
Mrs. Myra Martz of Palmyra was
WAS q guest of Mrs. l.. Sargent one
tlsy last week.
Mr.. Fred Zeig visited with friends
at Marion last week.
Mrs. l.. II. Lafever attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Glenn Edwards, who
died n Chicago on Tuesday OF last
week. Mrs. Edwards was the daugh.
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former resident Of this place.
Mrs. Cora Buell., OF Cleveland. visit.
ed with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J B. Chancey In this place last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John McCrory and
Mrs. Fred Darling attended family
reunion at Mansfield last week.
Mr.. Elmer James and daughter
Irene. OF Portland, indiana, visited
with Mr.. and Mrs r. s. James the
past week.
rev. r. G. McClelland was a speak.
er at the Milford Grange hall last
Friday evening, explaining the amend.
ments to the constitution.
Next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
DIR. Lydia Shauck. OF Shelby, Ohio.
will address 'he people OF Frederick.
town on the questions of the day.
II In planned to hold the meeting In
the park. but II the weather should be
inclement, the meeting will be held
In one Of the churches. Everybod
is Invited and urged to come out and
hear this discourse.
On Monday evening OF this week
Mrs. Laura Collins. OF New York state
gave an address on the street from an
automobile In front OF the Bank Ho-
tel. Mrs. Collins Is q woman greatly
Interested In womans suffrage and
came to Ohio on her own expense
and was assigned to Knox county.
There was large crowd Of attentive
listeners out to hear what she had
10 say and after standing for over
an hour they were sorry that the
speaker was forced to stop because
Of her voice giving out. II is plan.
ned 70 have another suffragIst meet.
tng on the streets next Saturday even.
ing u speakers can be secured.
The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert BrentlInger gave them a kitchen
shower ON Tuesday evening.
The Methodist Sunday school picnic
was held In Balls grove south of town
Tuesday. The grounds were In fine
condition and the day was ideal. The
children waded In the water or gath
cred beautiful stones and shells near
by. while the older ones prepared the
Yeast Of good things. If that spread
has any Significance this IL land OF
xumptuousness and fine linen. "The
high cost OF living" was q tabooed