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Nr. William Monnett visited with
friends at Sparta few days the past
week.
Mr.. w. G. Carson and family visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Parrish last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Watkins, Of Salem,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Coch-
ran of this place the past week.
Mr.. Karl Whitney moved his house
hold effects to indianapolis, Ind, the
past week, where he and his family
will make their future home.
After being away from here nine
.eeen years, Mrs Lydia Sargent has re-
sumed her residence in Frederick
town. making her home with Miss
Rlla Hall.
Mr.. b. N. Scrabaugh is now the
owner of the Mofiit property on Mt
Vernon avenue.
Mr. G. G. Lucas, one Of our local
clothing merchants, is going to open
a branch store at townsville, Ohio,
where he has employed Mr. G. X. Inks
as his manager The store will be
put In operation about the first of
April.
Married at the residence OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e.
Dalrymple of Fredericktown, on Feb
ruary 81, by Rev. j. s. Cough, pastor
Chesterville Baptist church, Mr.. Clar-
snce ]. McGugin and Miss Eva Pau
Tine Dalrymple.
Mr.. Isaac Rush was Columbus Wis
itor the past week.
Mr. ii. II. Neptune, OF Perrysville,
o., was a Fredericktown visitor on
Monday last looking after his proper
ties here.
Mr.. Hoy Levering and family visit
ed at the home OF Mrs. Stella Bolton
and Mr.. Morris Levering over Sun
day.
Mr. c. c. Lucas was on the sick list
ehe past week with & case Of pleurisy
Mrs. M. A. Fidler is making her
home at Chesterville for few weeks
The Presbyterian ladies' aid So
seiety will give an exchange In Clark
,lBros' store next Saturday.
Miss Edith Roberts, of Palmyra, was
a Fredericktown visitor last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Tins, OF Sparta
Visited few days the past week with
their daughter, Mrs. Clara Rinehart
Died, Mr.. Leroy Ackerman, aged
-forty-six years, on Thursday morning
of last week at 10 o'clock, at his resi-
'dence near Waterford, of heart fail
ure. He leaves wife, three sons ant
one daughter, all of whom reside neal
Waterford The funeral was held a
the North Fork Baptist church, Rev
j. III. Miller OF Newark, o., officiating
The services were held at one p. m
ON Saturday. Mr.. Ackerman was borI
and raised near Waterford and was |
member of the Waterford band alst
OF the Owl Creek |. o. o. +. The fun
sral was the largest ever held In tina
vicinity, which attests the great es
team In which he was held
Mrs. NJ. ID. Akers visited with he
son the Rev. l.. r. Akers at Chicago
junction, Ohio, the past week.
Mr.. Harry Shaffer, OF Cardington
Ohio. visited with Mr.. Jacob Shaffe
the past week.
Mrs. j. Il. Dalyrmple and Mrs. WI
hams were visitors in Mt. Vernon las
week.
SIX couples from Chesterville wer
entortnlned at the home OF Mr.. an
airs. okay Wyker the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Shaffer, of Ger
tsrburg. Miss Norma Roby spent Sur
day with Myrtle Clawson.
tho lowering Bros have purchase
a lot at Loudonville where they vii
erect another grain elevator.
MT. and Mrs. A. w. Dickerson spen
Tho Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. j. Il
DenmRn.
MIRA. j. b. Jones Ia visiting he
brother at Lakeside, Ohio.
Mr. Ivan Blackledge was Mt, Vel
non visitor last Saturday.
Mr.. Wilson Parsons OF Brink Haver
visited with his sister, Mrs. Jay Foot
tho past week.
Miss Grace Norrlck and Miss Hele
orutf Visited in Bellyue and oberli
from Friday until Monday.
A number OF the w, G, 7. u. ladie
(of thia place viii attend the count
zneetinY to bo held at Ankenytown
Mrs. q. u. James visited In Cehste
Vile this week.
Quite 'spoony" time was held
ths homo OF Mrs. Maria Ely on MOI
Qny evening when about twenty friend
oaEne In as surprise party and pr,
.aaatsd her with set OF teaspoon
~ later hour number OF Miss Flo
anca's friends came and presented he