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Saturday by the serious condition OF
their brother-in-law, Mr., Baker, who is
in hospital there being treated for
cancer of the liver. Mr.. Baker is man
ager of the Butler Bottle Co.
On Friday evening of this week the
Wayne Lodge, No. 3O3. X. of p, will
hold their annual banquet. This is one
of the leading social occasions of the
season and is attended by members
and friends from all over the county
The menu for the banquet, which will
be served by the ladies of the M. e
church in the Masonic hall, will be as
follows: Beef loaf, creamed potatoes
white and brown bread, cold slaw
olives, coffee, ice cream, cake, mints
After the banquet the following liter
airy program will be given at the X. OF
p. hail. Selection, orchestra; address
G. e. Denman; response, ]. r. Cox; pi
ano duet, Ethlyn and Evelyn Tucker;
reading, Mrs. F. A. Day; vocal solo
Mrs. p. L. wilkins; recitation, Ralph
Parmenter; violin solo, Lloyd Hyatt;
selection, orchestra.
Miss Chaplin OF New London, came
the past week to make her home with
Rev. Fl, l.. Chaplin in this place.
Mr.. Marion Hathaway and family
have moved into the Tulloss residence
on Sandusky street.
Mr.. Alex Silliman attended the fun
eral OF Mr. Huston at Mansfield last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilson entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Graves of Colum.
bus, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dunham will
move to Delaware, o.. in the near fu-
ture.
Mr.. Walter Dill has sold his busi-
ness in Mt. Gilead and will take charge
of his fathers farm, west Of Frederick
town.
Messrs. Rufus Horn and Frank Bar.
Gus, of Butler, we're Fredericktown
isitors last Saturday.
Mr.. II. E. Neptune, one OF the pro-
prietors OF the new store here, was a
Columbus visitor the first of the week.
The revival meeting announced to
be held at the Presbyterian church on
Monday OF this week, are now in pro-
gress and considerable interest is al
Atr oh
ham, Of Yellow Springs, Ohio, is here
assisting the pastor, Rev. II. M. Noble,
to carry on the work. Rev. Graham is
an able speaker, earnest and enthusi-
astic in the good cause and is sure to
wake up many of our people to the
great need OF more spirituality and
true Christianity in their lives. The
meetings are in the nature of union
services, as members of all churches
are expected to be present and take
an active part the same as was done
at the Methodist meetings.
Mr.. VIM Deetz of Newton Falls, O.,
with his newly welded wife, Mrs. Dan
iel Schroeder Deetz of Mansfield, O.,
visited the latters children, the
Schroeder brothers of this place, last
week also the family of F .E. Bone,
who was formerly neighbor to Mr..
Deetz at Newton Falls.
A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied at the M. E. parsonage on West
SanduslSy street, Saturday at 1880 p.
m. The Rev. w. S. Nicholson conduct
ed the ceremony. The participants of
the wedding were Mr., Harry l.. Whar-
ton and Miss Doris M. Kinney. The
bride was dressed in white messaline
and adorned with white roses. Mr..
and Mrs Wharton expect to reside in
Fredericktown and will be at home to
their friends on West SanduslIy street
after March LIST.
Mrs Burr Slater of Chesterville, cal
led on Mrs, ]. S. Roby in this place
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hull were Colum.
bus visitors the first of the week.
Mrs, II. G. Swetland and daughter,
Geneva, returned from Columbus on
Sunday evening
Mrs. Guy Ewers visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. ID. Brown at Ankeny-
town last Saturday
Mr.. f. A. Day will attend the meet
ing of the Buckeye Press Association
at Akron, o. on Friday and Saturday
of this week, also visiting his brother
inlaw, Mr., Howard Cowles, OF that
place, The Association will be enter
tanned by the Chamber of Commerce
while there, and be shown through the
million dollar printing plant of the
Werner Co, the great rubber works
and other large manufacturing con
Germs In that city.
Mr. Roy Hoeaich was Butler visit
or on Tuesday of this week
Mr. Charles Kempton OF Chester
vile, has leased the Douglass farm
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