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vile, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Myers went to
columbus Monday and then to New.
ark, Ohio, to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Sebring were
Columbus visitors on Saturday last.
Mrs. +. II. Struble, formerly of Ches-
tervilie, now operator at the Bell tele
phone exchange in this place enter
tanned last Friday afternoon, Mrs.
Riley Meredith, of Toledo, and Mrs.
William Struble, of Chesterville, Mrs.
Hoy Lewis of Fredericktown
Mrs. Walter Johnson, of Waterford,
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Barr,
at Sparta, the past week.
Fredericktown will have a Chautau-
qua beginning Tuesday, July 23rd, and
lasting eight days if all goes well.
Fredericktown wanted such a course
a year ago but owing to delays, the
matter was not put in shape to so
ahead until after il was too late to Sc
cure the necessary talent to have a
frgt class Chautauqua. This year
arrangements have been in progress
for q long time and now there Is ev.
cry reason to believe that when the
time comes to shove the matter fin
aRcially and announce the list of en-
tertainers that the enterprise will re-
-oeive the unanimous support of the
people in this part of the county.
Rev. and Mrs b. ]. Jones attended
the District Conference at Utica the
past week
Work has been resumed on the new
building for the Hyatt & Ireland gar
age which is being built on West First
street.
Mr.. w. l.. McGaughy is building a
new barn
Mrs. Ida Davis was Il visitor at Ak
ron, Ohio, the past week, called there
by the Illness of Mrs. Ed Brumbaugh.
Mr. j. B. Foote and Mr.. j. H. Den
nan were Mt. Gilead visitors one day
last week, going there TO hear Will
Liam Jennings Bryan.
Mr.. Paul Adams and Mrs. Clarence
Darling started for California the past
week.
DIR. j. IA. Kenwell, our veterinary
surgeon, has purchased n new Ford
automobile. We don't know what lie
will do if his machine gets sick, al
though he is very skilled with horses.
Mr.. c. C.. Capp and Mr.. H. Clark, OF
Washington. ID. c., civil engineers,
were in Fredericktown the first OF the
week, taking elevations in this vicini
~ for the use of the government
The Zeig foundry Is again being On"
pat on the south end OF the moulders'
room. This concern continues to grow
and the products they put out are sent
aH over the world.
Mr.. Joe Wilson is building new
barH on the lot where he expects soon
To huild his new residence.
Mr.. Charles Toms IL planning To re-
move the residence he now occupies to
anDther location on Main street and
chen build a new house on the lot va
oetssd
Mr. G. j. Lowell is the happy owner
al new Courier automobile.
AIRS. Francis Beane visited relatives
in Centerburg the past week
Miss Mabel Fawcett visited at the
home OF Rev. and Mrs Thos. Ham
hay. at Bellvue, Ohio, last week.
Mrs d. l.. Thompson OF GAINESVILLE,
last Saturday
Mr.. J. C. Cook of the Cook Manu-
factnTing Co, was in Columbus on
Thursday and Friday OF last week
where he made n big sale OF his safe.
" brides.
Miss Grace Bartlett, who has been
spending the winter with her sister.
Mrs. B W. Whitford, returned TO Co.
lu,nbus the past week.
Rev. Williams, of Sumner, NJ, was
a visitor in this vicinity the past
week
Mrs T. y. Finnel OF Chesteryile,
was the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. King
Gleason near Fredericktown, several
daya the past week
Mrs AIDA Randolph of st. Joe, Mis-.
souri,. visited relatives in this vicinity
tho past week
Attorney p l.. wilkins OF Mt Yer.
non, attended the funeral OF Mr.. VIM.
Kinney In this place on Tuesday after.
neon.
Nr. John Rinehart died at his home
two miles south OF this place on Sun.
aay last from old age. The funeral
vSs held on Wednesday at 10 a. m.
Al the home and interment in Forest
csmetery at Fredericktown. The de.
ceased was eighty-four years old at
the time OF death, and III survived by
his wife, four sons and two daughters.
Mr.. j. r. Amos liz TO move his har.