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this reason alone.

tnen we Will take up Jue ldDOrdtoTy
work which will be more interesting
than the other.
Marie Gunsaulus from Mt. Gilead
visited the Freshman class Tuesday.
The Freshman class began the read
ing of "The Deserted Village" by
Goldsmith, Wednesday.
Miss Luella Linn entertained the
Senior class last Friday evening at
her home west of town with the Val
entine party. The evening was spent
in playing games after which splen-
did three course supper was served.
All present reported fine time.
Mrs. Anna Castner went to Cleve-
land to visit friends and lay in her
spring millinery.
Miss Clara Boyer of Gallon, Ohio, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. William
Kimes, in this place.
A big oyster supper was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Brown, south of town on Tuesday ev-
ening of this week, entertaining ten
couples of young people who came up
from Mt. Vernon in o sleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Parmenter enter
tanned two sled loads of friends from
Green Valley last Thursday evening.
There were about thirty of them and
l. \ Ill. a
A number of sleigh-riders were en-
tertained by Miss Myrtle Clawson last
Friday evening. Refreshments were
served and everybody had pleasant
time.
Mrs. o. G. Buckmaster and son visit
ed with relatives in Pennsylvania the
past week.
Mrs. John Gould entertained the
ladies' home and foreign missionary
society of the Presbyterian church on
Wednesday evening of this week.
Mr.. G. e. McCutchen the past week
purchased the Neptune residence on
High street. The building lots on the
south side Of the road in the Foote
Addition are also to be sold.
Mrs. Flo Darling, who has been Wis
iting her daughter in Detroit the past
few weeks returned home last Satur-
day. She is moving her effects to the
above place where she will make her
future home. Mrs. Darling's many
friends will be sorry to have her leave
Fredericktown.
Mr.. ID. M. Brumback was in Tiffin
this week arranging to purchase pro-
duce business there similar to the one
he has operated 80 successfully In
Fredericktown.
Mr.. II. e. Neptune, of Perrysville,
o., was Fredericktown visitor on
Tuesday Of this week. ne,
Mrs. G. M. Hildreth went to Colum
bus on Wednesday of this week where
as one OF the Daughters of the Ameri
can Revolution she was entertained
at the celebration of the one hun
dredth anniversary of the placing OF
the capitol of Ohio at Columbus, or
the evening of the 14th. Mrs. Judson
Harmon, wife of the Governor, was
also guest on that occasion. The
decorations at the Virginia Hotel
where the function was observed, were
unusually attractive and patriotic
state and national flags being used
The tables We're arranged to represent
spinning wheel, the insignia OF the
order. The speakers table In the
center was round and decorated witt
carnations, red and white maline ant
old silver candlesticks, which original
ly belonged to Gov. Macarthur The
red candles had hand painted shades
the work of the governors grand
daughter, Miss Scott, who was guest
Souvenirs We're buckeyes bearing the
dates lSl2-19l2 In gold and tied with
red, white and blue ribbons. All the
officers of the ID. A. II. were guests
Mrs. Linus B. Kaufman read from thu
original house journal the act of tn,
itbibidluie piuCAub lhS CulitOi az w
lumbus. Mrs. Kaufman is grand
daughter OF General Joseph Foss. VIII,
introduced the resolution. Mrs. Lew
Is c. Layln, regent of the Columbus
chapter, presided, and very enter
tanning program was given, Mr.. II
A. Bennett gave talk on the centen
NAL.
number of Fredericktown peopl,
were admiring great Dane pup II
front of Clarks grocery on Tuesda.
morning. II was the property OF Judg'
Frank owen. of Mt. Vernon. and ha,
followed Mr.. II. NJ. Din, our count,
commissioner and Mr.. Dean, who re
turned from MI. Vernon on Monday ev
ening in sleigh. The dog was but
pup, yet stood about four feet high. |
nobly spotted and shaped, The AMI
NAL was returned to Mt. Vernon late
In the week,
The passenger service, on the d.
o. was badly tied up at this place OF
Monday evening on accounts OF tn,
trucks OF the tender of through