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scirculating among his friends here
adding them goodbye before going to
his new work at Columbus. Frederick
town loses good citizen and a capa-
ole man.
The newly installed officers of Ann
Ain Chapter, o. f. s., pleasantly en-
tertained the other members of the
order last Friday evening.
Mrs. J. C. Dague and Mrs. Ida Davis
gave a six o'clock dinner to their
friends on Saturday evening last.
About twenty-four we're present and
had most enjoyable time as these
hostesses know how to entertain.
Miss Virgil Coulter entertained a
company of friends at her home east OF
town on Tuesday last
AIRS. William McCluer fell on the
sce one day the past week and fractur'
ed her left forearm.
Outside capital Is being invited to
come to Fredericktown and build re-
sidences. There is always big de-
mand for houses here and those who
have real estate to lease find no trou
ble In getting renters at fair price
The Chesterville Farmers Institute
was held Wednesday and Thursday OF
this week number from this place
being present The lecturers were
MIR. John Bogg Of Columbus Grove and
ndr. C. B. Wade OF Burghill, Ohio.
The new officers elected by the Re
hekah last week are as follows: Nors
Phillips, NJ G.; Hattie Keys, v. G..
Mae Roby, recording secretary; Mar,
Ralston, financial secretary; Kate Nc
Cutcheon, treasurer; Carrie Huddle
chaplain; Mae James, warden; Evi
Baker, conductor; Jessie Beers, r. s
NJ. G.: Will Cunningham, l.. s. N. G..
Mands Dill, II. s. v. G; Sadie Spohn
l.. s. V. c.; Cora Owen, !. G.; II. ID
Owen, OG
A kitchen shower was given Mr.. an,
Mrs. Walter Barrett on Wednesday ey
ening last. Everybody had a most er
1oyable time welcoming the new brid
20 Fredericktown.
MIR. Jay Foote fell on Main stree
the past week and fractured his co
Tar bone, also strainlng his arm whic
he has been compelled to carry in
sllng ever since.
Mrs. Walter Johnson and Miss Ann
Castner entertained thirty-six friend
at n 1 o'clock luncheon on Wednesda
of this week.
Mrs. John Dague and Miss Mary ID;
Wis entertained twenty young peopl
at the formers home on Monday {
this week A six o'clock dinner wa
served.
Mr. Marion Hathaway started fC
Kissimmee, Florida, on Friday last
visit with friends there.
Mr.. G. B. SHETLAND made bushes
"trip to Cincinnati on Monday of tht
week.
Mr.. Leedy of Palmyra broke HI
wrist while cranking his automobil
ono day last week.
Mr.. 3. s. Reed OF Three River
michigan, Is visiting his daughte
Mrs. M. 4. Beck In this place.
Mr. Carl Smons of Detroit. Mich
gnn. visited friends here the pa
week, also transacted business viii
here.
Mr Hoy Darling of Mt Gilead
~isiting friends In Fredericktown tn
week.
Rev. J. u. Jones, pastor OF the Ere
erioktown M. E. church, Is at Colur
hus this week attending the constit
sionsl convention.
AIRS. j. IL. Norrick spent Monde
~ith her sister. Mrs, Burger In NJ
vernon.
OR. and Mrs. Edgar Grisby of Zane
willie. Ohio, spent Sunday and Monds
width Mrs. NJ. j. Fawcett and her daug
ssr, Miss Mabel Fawcett
a jolly party OF sleighriders wei
oat 70 inc nOine Oh Mlbb NITBinlH Sol
spes's on Tuesday evening where tn,
were handsomely entertained with
thrse course dinner. The following
dies made up the party: Mrs, w.
Cummings, Miss Ella Mount. Mrs.
Taylor. Mrs. w. A. Anders, Mrs. A
1sw. Mrs. I. M. Din, Mrs. Ramey, Mi
laura Rigby and Mrs. W. II. Norric
Mrs, 4. NJ. Din entertained at n
O'Clock dinner OH Friday the followii
rrieaes Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hal
Mr.. and Mrs. John Long, Mr.. and Mr.
Wen Lucas.
Nrs. Robert Clark entertained 81
S1sa OF her friends from five uni
sSsAht on Monday of this week.
Mrs. Bryant Kinney, who has be-
attending her aunt, Mrs Majors, wi
Ia seriously III NJ her home, IN N
ueraon, returned to Fredericktown ,