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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Foote and MIR. and
Mrs. ]. w. Anders spent Sunday last
with Rev. and Mrs. Thos Hambly at
Bellevue, Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hathaway, of
Bellville, visited their daughter, Mrs.
Frank Baker the past week.
Mr.. Frib Owen returned from trip
to the Pacific coast last week.
Mrs. Bert McCreary and daughter
visited with Mrs. Cara Flynn at Chica-
70 the past week.
Kenneth Thuma, of Columbus. is a
guest Of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hart.
Mrs. John Harrington visited with
friends near Mt. Liberty the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hines, Of Eagle
Grove, visited at the home of Mr.. VIII
liam Hines in this place one day the
past week.
The Kings Herald. of the M. Z.
church held a picnic on Braddock's s
mound last Thursday.
Mr.. c. c. Lucas and family visited
friends In Cleveland the past week.
Miss Blanche NJ. Judson, who visited
with her aunt, Mrs. F. A. Day, the
past week, returned to her home in
Cleveland on Friday.
Mr.. Jesse Johnson, Of Angola. Ind,
visited with his brother Mr.. w. B.
johnson and sisters, Miss Doe Willis,
Mrs. Sadie Hosack, and Miss Adella
johnson In this place the past week.
Mr.. Harry Bradrick. who was re.
Gently operated on for appendicitis, at
Columbus, returned home the past
week.
Mr.. Homer owen, of Columbus, Wis.
ited with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X
d. Owen In this place last week.
Miss Rena Bailey is spending a
month visiting in Philadelphia, Pa,
and at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Hoy Swetland and daughter,
Miss Geneva, visited with friends at
Cleveland, the past week.
Mr.. Charles Leedy has gone into
business for himself, and is now run
ming an automobile and general repair
shop next door to the gas office.
Rev. X. G. McClelland attended a
meeting of the Grange at Clinton last
Saturday and gave an address on the
new constitution.
Mr.. Stephen J. Morrow, q Freder
icktown boy some sixty years ago. was
q visitor to Knox county on Wednes
day of last week. Mr.. Morrow is now
located at Wooster, Ohio, but recalled
In his "reminiscences that his father
was In business in this place over q
half century ago and that when boy
he attended Barnum's circus at the
county seat. This was his second vis
Il TO Mt. Vernon and the circus wal
there both times.
The p0stofiice safe at Butler was
Sined OF It's contents on Friday morn
ing OF last week. The burglars tool
tools from the Zohner blacksmith shol
with which they forced an entrance tt
the building and used nitroglycerin'
to blow the safe. The safe was com
piete wreck and glass about the room
was broken by the explosion. Onl!
$l2 In value was taken from the safe
Miss Martha Jones and Master Ken
meth are visiting friends In Akron.
Miss Flo and Virda Burch are hOm,
after a weeks visit with Mrs. w. Il
Jones.
Mrs. Nancy Weaver is visiting he
sister, Mrs. Alice Jeffries at Shelby.
Mr.. George Keyes is spending hi
vacation at Centerburg.
Miss Bertha Morehouse OF Delaware
Ohio, visited with Miss Hazel Wilson
last week.
Mrs. Martha Douglas died at tn
home of her only son. Mr.. George NJ
Douglas In Fredericktown. last Satul
day morning, at the age OF eighty'thre
years. The funeral was held at tn
residence Monday and interment Il
Forest cemetery, Rev, Jones ofiiciai
ing.
Mr.. Ed. Leonard, OF Chesterville
while visiting his mother south O
town, took little trip up Owl Creel
TO fsh on Wednesday OF last week
Failing TO return home a search wa
made and he was found dead. havinI
died OF appOplexy. He was about six
~ years old. The funeral was hel'
Saturday, and burial made at Chester
VILE. He leaves three sons and others
The McKinneys and the Higgins
families held their family reunion a
phe John McKinneys place about {
mile west of Fredericktown on Thurs
day Of last week. Dinner was servet
at one o'clock from the lunches tha
the families brought. and the host ant
hostess served refreshments. Speech
90, papers read and amusements were
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