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The regulator house Of the gas CON-
pany was moved from the Strang lot
to the rear of the place occupied BY
Mr.. L. B. Wagner.
The Erow family moved to Bloom
field the past week. They have been
tenants on the J. w. Anders farm.
Mr.. Earl d. Day, editor Of the But
Ter Times, visited his brother In this
place on Saturday last.
Rev. J. B. Jones Of this place preach
ed at the Brandon Methodist church
on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. jackson visited
with relatives at Gallon, Ohio. a few
days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Preston and
daughter OF Uhrichsville, Ohio. visited
with his mother, Mrs. Bruce Dill. tho
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. q. Salisbury Of Mt.
Vernon, visited with Mr.. George NC
Kee and family the past week.
Mr.. Arthur Wyker and family. Of
SGreen valleye were entertained at the
home Of Mr.. A. G. Corwin the past
week.
On Tuesday Of this week the Tenth
District Medical Association held its
ninth annual meeting at the Opera
House in Mt. Gilead. DR.. w. H. East.
man Of this place is president Of the
association and delivered the opening
address on this occasion. DR.. F. G.
Larimore, Of Mt. Vernon, also gave
an address on my Emergency Bag for
1913" There were also number OF
other prominent speakers present
from Columbus and other places In the
state. The counties included In the
Association are Crawford. Delaware,
Franklin, Knox, Madison. Morrow,
Ross, Union and Pickaway.
On Monday last the merchants OF
Tredericktown with a few exceptions
began closing their places OF business
at eight o'clock in the evening. About
a year ago an agreement was made
between the merchants to close up this
early, but gradually first one and then
another would break over the line un-
iii all again got in the habit Of keep
ing open until late every evening. The
present order will be enforced on ev-
cry evening except Saturday nights.
Buyers should therefore make their
plans to get their supplies earlier In
the evening than heretofore. The new
order Of things is q good move ana
lust to both proprietors and helpers
"A Il gives them q chance to enjoy q
few Of the things Of life and not be ev'
erlastingly at the grind stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thompson are
taking q three weeks trip through the
west. "'r'' -iH F'ifY +
Mr.. Howard Weekly and family
move the past week to THIN where ne
is employed at his trade as moulder'
The five-year-old son Of Mrs. Tuck
ey was taken Ill with typhoid fever
last Saturday. Mrs. Tuckey is Just
recovering from very serious run OF
the fever.
Last Saturday evening the home Of
Mr.. Frib Owen was burned to the
ground. Mrs. Owen and little son
were in q bedroom down stairs when
she was awakened by the noise OF the
fire. Mr.. Owen and step-daughter had
come to town. The fire had got such
a headway before discovered that only
few of the household effects were
saved. The house was what is known
n the home of the Lost Run distiller
Mr.. owen carried but little insurance
&, on the place.
Mr.. william Cook has sold his farm
to Mr.. Ellis Phillips of Mt. Vernon.
Miss Bertha Watkins and Mr.. Har
ley Cyphers were married at Mt. Gil
cad last week Thursday.
Arvene, tbs flve-year-old son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Adlesperger who hat
been seriousl, Ill with typhoid fever
ior several weeks past Is recovering.
Mr.. william Monnet is at the MT
Vernon hospital to have his eyes oper
ated on for cataract.
Miss Grace Wills visited with hel
friend, Miss Gertrude Hall. at LOCK
Ohio, q few days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas James visitet
the latter's brother, Mr.. L. d. Cole
at Mt. Vernon. the past week..
Mr.. F. A. Day made a business tril
10 Warren and Youngstown . couple
of days this week. v
Mrs, Ruth McPeek, Of Mt 0ilead
\ visited the past two weeks with be-
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