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Saturday for few days visit with her
! father, Mr.. Alex Silliman.
Miss Leora Loss Of Butler, Is spend.
ing the week with friends in this place
| Mr. i, G. Crowell is reported SER
iously i'll with gall stones.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. A. H.
Fox entertained the missionary socie-
ty of the Baptist church This day
was also the thirteenth anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fox's wedding so that
the occasion was celebrated by fine
buffet luncheon To show their es-
TEEN the ladies presented Mrs. Fox
with a present beautiful hand paint
ed china dish and cut glass nappy. All
report having had delightful time.
Mrs. Hardman returned Monday from
| Mt. Gilead where she has been TAX
ing care of her son, Mr.. William Herd
man, who has been seriously i'll from
| blood poisoning.
Mr. Dempsey Goodell, who has been
seriously i'll from bronchial pneumon-
ia, is reported as conyalescent.
Mr. Hoy Squires visited with his
parents near Chesterville last week
Mrs. Josie Carnes of Massillon, and
Mrs. Hazel Cramer, of Orrville, visit
ed at the home of Mr.. T. Williamson
the past week
Mr. Slath Boner visited relatives at
Delaware last week.
Mrs Walter Fleming and daughter
of Cardington, o., visited with Mrs.
James Brown the past week.
Mrs II. z. Cassell entertained TWEEN
ty guests at six o'clock dinner last
Saturday.
Miss Grace Norrick and brother
who have been attending school at
Oberlin visited with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Norrick the past week.
Next Sunday evening Mr.. G. A. Web
er will give stereopticon lecture at the
Methodist church in this place. Mr.
Weber is a noted lecturer and traveller
and his visit here will surely be prof
table to those who attend this SER
vice.
Mr.. Edward Hurst returned from
Florida the past week. Mrs. Hurst will
not return until after the arrival of
her son Paul, who goes there to make
his home.
Mr.. X. E. Farmer was Cleveland
visitor last week.
MIR. A. C. Corwin has gone to a sani-
tarium in Indiana to take treatment
for rheumatism.
Mrs. Mary Wetzel visited with Mrs.
Ralph Wells at Bangs the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Pearl OF He'd
ding, visited with Mr.. and Mrs. George
/ Mckee the past week. .,. --a-
Mr. Clarence Cantlebury of Page
town, visited few days the past
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Turner
| Mrs. w. H. Jones has returned home
from Akron after ten days visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Warner Beck
ley.
At the meeting of the Frederick
town Farmers Institute a vote was
taken unanimously favoring women's
suffrage and world wide prohibition
Mr.. Ivan Blackledge is attending the
Bee Keepers convention being held
at the Ohio State University at Athens
this week.
Mr.. F. B. Zeig returned from busi
ness trip in Canada on Sunday last.
Mr.. Walter Dill and wife, of Mt
Gilead are visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. M. Dill in this place.
Miss Grace James went to Cleve
land last Monday to attend a millinery
opening.
Mr.. Blackledge and son, Ivan, viii
engage in the bee industry extensively
the coming season.
, Master Kenneth Jones spent a few
days the first OF this week with friends
in Akron.
Mr. Charles Harry, Mr.. f. B. Zeie
Mr.. l.. II. Brentlinger and Mr.. Free
Brentlinger went to Chicago on Wed
nesday to attend the annual cemen
exposition and they expect to b.
away about ten days.
The Cleaners of the Presbyterial
= church held its monthly social at tn
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bone last Fri
. day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl zolman spen
: the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Han
ley LeMasters in Mt. Vernon.
The house occupied by Mr.. Jane
y Hyler on the A. H, Fox farm west G
u Fredericktown, burned to the groun
! on Monday with all its contents.
Mrs. Ira McDaniels, OF Lorain, Ohio
= visited with her father, Mr.. Thoma
'' Ryan in this place the past week.
: Mr. Joe Robb, of Bellville visite
= with his brother, Mr. George Robl
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