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Mrs. Charles Robertson entertained
Mr. and Mrs. e. @. Coe, Of Mt. Gilead,
over Sunday.
Mr.. A. b. Snare and family visited
with Mr.. o. Howard, at Chesterville
one day last week.
Mr.. Ed. Hixenbaugh, Of Lima, Ohio,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Huggins
the past week.
Mr.. c. 8. Stinemetz was q Columbus
visitor the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Slack entertain.
ed Mr.. Ray Slack and family, of Mar.
engo, the past week.
Mr.. j. II. Denman and son, Richard,
were visitors at Bellefontaine last
week, returning home on Friday even
Ing.
Fredericktown will vote on a sixty
thousand dollar pavement proposition
next Monday.
Last Saturday Mr.. Charles Walters
purchased the brick block occupied by
the Denman dry goods store and the
Taylor grocery. This building was
owned by Mr.. w. s. Cummings and
DR.. Hall of Delaware.
Mrs. Addie Parks and Miss Carrie
Chancey of Metropolis, Illinois, were
called here last week by the serious
illness and death of their mother.
MIR. william Shinnaberry has pur.
chased the A. M. Terry residence and
will move here in the spring.
Mrs. d. w. struble visited in Orr.
vile, Ohio, with Prof. and Mrs. w. w.
Borden last week.
Miss Matte Love attended meet.
ing of committee Of the GAINESVILLE
Presbytery, held at Newark last week.
The concert given by the NJ. E..
church brotherhood lecture course last
week and rendered by the Boston Ly-
RIGS was given to a crowded house
and has received favorable comment
by those attending.
Miss Elsie Fisher is planning to go
to TT. Wayne, Indiana, next week to
attend business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Howard re.
turned Saturday from Florida, where
they have been visiting for several
months past.
Mrs. Jacob schaffer visited her sis.
ter In Mansfield this week.
Fredericktown wants that children's
home which the county is going to
build. A better location for such an
institution cannot be found anywhere
and II the county commissioners have
any favors to bestow this place ID
certainly entitled TO them. Frederick
town and vicinity will have a large
part Of the tpx to pay owning to the
higher valuation here of all properties
beautiful sites for the buildings can be
furnished, and the people here are the
progressive sort who would have the
right influence over the children max
ing their home here.
Judge and Mrs. p. l.. wilkins visited
with relatives at Danville last Satur.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher had a
narrow escape In runaway last
Thursday. As they were driving along
near the SimOns crossing they passed
an automobile that had loose curtain
Tapping in the wind at which theil
horse became frightened and running
away threw them out. They were
badly bruised up but no bones were
broken and at this writing are report
ed to be improving. The horse was
not injured much but quite stiff after
It's run
Mr.. l., D. Alderman was Mt. Yer
non visitor on Tuesday OF this week
Mrs. Altman Scott of Hedding, Ohio
was II recent visitor with friends II
this place.
The ladies aid society of Palmyr,
VIII uOiu uu eACuullSt next SatuTuuy
March LIST. in Clark Bros. store.
Mr.. William p McIntire, u machln
list. who returned to Fredericktowi
about a year ago. died at his unoles
Mr.. John Alberts, on Monday evening
at IL o'clock, from tuberculosis. II,
has a half-brOther, Mr.. Bert Alberts a
Mt. Vernon, and about twelve year,
ago buried his mother In this place
At the time Of death he was forty.fou
years OF age and single. The funera
was held on Thursday at 10 o'clocl
from the residence Of Mr.. Ike Herd
man. lnterment was made In Fores
Cemetery.
A public meeting has been called 70
Friday evening Of this week at tn
Council room to again discuss the ma,
ter OF paving Main street and to ge
more light on the subject II possible
Everyone is invited to come and par
ticlpate In the discussion. This viii
no doubt be a lively time coming a