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s1r. Joe wetsei and son Of Columbus
visited with his daughter. Mrs. Bert
Waite. the past week.
aGr. and Mrs. Charles Frazier visited
With relatives in Mt. Vernon over Sun
>oay.
CIR. Dell Mitchell and family visited
WITH friends in Columbus the past
Week.
1Grs. Maud Turney visited with her
SISTER, Mrs. Atherton, at Newark. the
east week.
Mrs. Ruth Baker Of Centerburg. Wis
ated with Mrs. +. @. Jackson last week.
Mr.. Allen Coon of Butler. visited
win his mother, Mrs. Sara Coon, the
east week.
AHr. and Mrs. Harry Howard moved
&rum Chesterville TO. Fredericktown
che past week.
Mrs. J. f. Dalrymple visited friends
IN New York the past week and will
saso visit other eastern points before
returning home.
In an interview with representative
from wholesale supply house at
Philadelphia, Pa, he said that Mr.. D..
~. Brumback Of this place was hand
ling the largest number Of turkeys Of
any concern In the state Of Ohio. The
latter has been sending out fifteen hun
Ared dressed turkeys per day for some
eame past. ID. +. Hurst q Co. Of this
place are also handling large number
- turkeys and chickens at this time.
Our dealers here pay the best price for
produce. prepare 1t in the best manner
and ship II to the market that will pay
the best prices.
Mr.. David M. Bryant, who has been
serismsly Ill at the home Of his son
west Of town for several weeks past
died On Tuesday morning from pneu
nonia, being eighty years OF age. He
leaves two sons, Mr.. Samuel and Mr.
Burr Bryant and four grandchildren
Mr.. Bryant was married twice, his
Hrst wife being Miss Abbie Struble and
has second wife Miss Abbie Foote.
DIR. williams died at his home In
Chesterville on Sunday last from ap
0plexy. He leaves a wife and one
daughter and one grandson. The fun
eral was held on Thursday mt 2 y. m
The doctor has practiced medicine IN
this neighborhood for years, being sew
enty-fve at the time of his death, and
leaves host of friends
Mr.. l.. Is. Ackerman made IA business
trip to Mansfield on Saturday last.
Mrs. Mary Shurr who has been Wis
iting relatives In Mt. Vernon. returned
home the past week.
Mr. Wilbur Chilcote and family Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. N. g. Leverinp
at Edison last Sunday.
Mrs. ELIZA Vail OF Mt. Vernon, visited
with friends IN this vicinity the pas,
week.
Mr and Mrs. X. Il. Farmer and chill
Aren visited the formers brother al
1slana, Ohio. the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley VanSickle and
children. of Bloomfield visited with
Nfr and Mrs. Orin vanSicklc last Sun
Aay.
Mr.. w. II. Eastman who has beer
visiting her father at Gallon the past
Week returned home on Monday even
lng 0f this week.
Mr.. Frank Hess who had his house
1suld goods burned few weeks ag(
ksa been owarded the insurance fol
damage.
-Menbers OF the Methodist brother
Ao0d, who were rabbit hunting OF
Monday returned with forty which
were used at the annual banquet Civ
sa by the brotherhood on Monday ev
xning.
Mrs. w. 3. Cummings visited with
her daughter. Mrs. j. W. Page, AT Pitts
burK. Pa, the past week.
.AAr. ]. II. Foote and family took al
automobile ride to Delaware couple
q days last week.
Mr.. Leo Cox OF Los Angeles, Call
SOmiA. was u guest at the home o
Aaiss Laura Rigby the past week.
AR. Byron Davis has purchased thu
John Gamma place, where he expects
s0on to move his family. Mr.. Bur
xasiiker Will move to the Davis farm
Miss Blanch Cramer Of Clyde, Ohio
vnited with her cousin, Miss Winnie
lsShr. the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fish. who visit
- their sons In Chicago, Illinois. re
turned home the past week.
Mr.. James Wyker expects to move
drum Waterford to Frcdericktown thu
<nst If the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. FoOte visited will
1sAmda In New Philadelphia, and Min
<rssa City. Ohio. the past week.
Mrs Orange strubls Of Cascasawa
Nsaads. visited with her parents. Mr.
sssa Mn. A. y. CAN'T, the past week.
sar. and Mrs. Monroe Tobin Of Bell