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While moving q gas engine last Sat
W1ny Mr.. L. J. Duke was quite severe
~ injured The engine toppled over
- Mr.. Duke and he would have been
es1shed to death but for the timely
ala Se Mr.. Herbert Bulger. The liga-
nents Of his right arm were badly
HnK1 and one Of his legs sprained. 1t
Wtll he same time before he fully re-
covers from these injuries.
Mr. II. Il. Neptune was in town on
Tuesday Of this week. Also drove ov.
er to North Liberty from here.
Mr.. Ross Huntsman last week NOV
- TO Chesterville on the John Struble
harm.
Mr.. Ward Swetland of Belle Center,
Stsited with friends I'm this vicinity
Ne past week.
Cir. George Bouten and family visit
"a with hs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mon
sos Benton at Mt. Vernon. last
week.
1r. and Mrs. 8. L. Boner attended
Tho Sunday meeting at Columbus sew.
~ral days the past week.
Mr. Al. Beam has purchased the w.
a. SHETLAND farm.
NJ. w. d. Culp has rented the Mar
- Lyon farm on the Fredericktown.
CAesterville road.
1lr. and Mrs. w. T. Shaffer visited
- Bsllville and Butler the past week,
- he latter place being guests Of
Or. and Mrs. Charley George.
ur. Milton Williamson Of Delaware
vtsiasd with his father. Mr.. John vii.
11anson the past week.
Miss Grace Wells visited with her
aaptAsr, Mr.. William Wells at Bloom
1elA the past week.
IL. and Mrs. Clarence Hodge visited
With friends in Columbus the past
Weak.
mrs. Charles Spry and son Robert
visited In Newark over Sunday last.
Mr. II. ID. Harris visited In Colum.
Ass the past two weeks.
Ar. and Mrs. c. w. Slack have just
retnrasd home from Columbus where
aAsV have been visiting for several
weeks.
o1r. and Mrs. Mac Turner entertain
I'd thsir niece, Miss Gladys Turner. of
A1Arengo. over Sunday last.
Or. r. A. Day In Columbus over Sun
aAy and attended the Sunday meet.
SaEs while there.
urs. John Ward of Mt. Vernon, was
the guest Of Mrs. J. u. Roby last
Wesh.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Il. Ackerman enter
sAins,d q number of friends ut a six
O'Clock dinner ON Tuesday last.
Mrs. Il. Kaufman was pleasantly
surprised by about thirty OF her
1StenAs and relatives at her home on
1lsaday evening. She received many
Niao presents and those present re.
p0st an exceptionally good time.
TIE friends OF Mr.. J. II. Denman
0azc surprised to learn that he had
decided to move away from Frederick.
AuWn. going TO Bellefontaine where he
&Aay purchased dry goods store. Mr..
JDenIiAn has been a resident OF Fred.
Srioktnwn for about twelve years and
IN that time has built up one OF the
Asst dry goods businesses In the coun.
~. .0wning his home and In many ways
FSeaericktOwn. lie In a member OF
Ihran Lodge, +. a. A. NJ. and n trustee
~ the N. ~. church. There was hard
~ Aver a public movement of any kino
Aut that he was among the first to
asnd his support and always willing
- do active work. Mr., Denman and
family will be greatly missed from the
k,osnnunity but the best wishes Of his
aAiEo acquaintanceship will go with
him 10 his new enterprise and home.
Miss Ollie Foote, of Kellogg. Iowa,
1s Waiting Jay and Pearl Foote, also
other relatives In Fredericktown.
Prof. N. Tope. phrenologist ana
physiogomist. of Drewerst0wn. Ohio,
vAs Ia this place the past week max
~nx oxalnInations OF a number Of heads
again soon. lie is "a man OF about
0Alrty years experience In this line.
Wo are Informed that he WAS much