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Monday.
Mrs. James Silliman fell from a
cherry tree last week, breaking one
limb and bruising herself quite badly. |
Mr.. B. e. Moree of Columbus, visit |
ed relatives here last week, called |
here by the death of his uncle, Mr..
George Reed
Mrs. Earl Dunham of Delaware, o.,
visited her sister, Mrs. F. j. G. Dague
in this place last week.
Prof. w. w. Borden of Orrville, Wis
tied with Fredericktown friends the
past week.
Mrs. Earl Lucas and daughter visit
ed relatives in North Liberty part of
last week.
Mrs. Milton Levering and children
visited with relatives at Buffalo last
week.
Mr.. M. X. Blackburn, who had made
near sale" of his farm west of town
to Mr.. Samuel Streby, reports that he
has decided to retain the property.
Miss Earlene Rinehart, who has been
attending Wooster University, is
spending her vacation at her home east
of here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Mitchell visited
their son, Mr.. Guy Mitchell at Hamil-
ton, Ohio, last week.
Miss Geneve Bradfield, who has been
visiting with her sister, Miss Helen
Gaines at Brink Haven, returned home
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hawkins of To-
ledo, Ohio, visited relatives in this vi
cinity the past week.
On Wednesday of last week the S0th
birthday of Mrs H. A. Hyler was cele-
brated by her friends and relatives,
twenty-five of whom were present. A
fine dinner was served and the guests
entertained with music by the LaFever
brothers and Mr.. and Mrs. Beeney.
Miss Ruth Baker of Centerburg, Wis
tied friends in this vicinity the past
week.
Rev H. L. Chaplin visited friends in
Butler on Monday last.
Miss Melissa Bell and sister of Kan,
sas City, Mo-, visited with their cous
ms, Mr.. and Mrs George Mellinger
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert White of Mt. Yer
non, visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Higgins the past week,
Mrs. David James of Mt. Gilead Wis
tied with her sister, Mrs. James Boo
oven a few days last week.
Mrs. Moorehouse, of Somerton
Ohio, who has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Bert Benson, returned home OF
l Wednesday morning last.
George b. Nicholson went to Colum
bus on Tuesday to spend a few days
: cn business.
Mr.. VIM. Plummer was a Mt. Vernon
e visitor on Wednesday.
e Mr., Carl Dill, of Butler visited witt
Mr., o. S. Ilooland a few days las
week.
t Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Smith, of Lisbon
a Iowa, visited the formers sisters, Mrs
l. Harrison Bradrick and Mrs. Wilson
o Bradrick
Mr.. II. e. Brown, the restauran
e man and Mr.. Harry Gibson the sho
a man, have again exchanged business
= Mr.. and Mrs. e. o. Mount and daugt
e ter, of Fremont, Neb, visited wit
d Miss Ella Mount and Mrs. II. S. Tay
o lor the past week. Mr. Mount former
d ly lived in this place but now has
d good position with the Norfolk {
e Western in the above city. Thei
daughter just graduated from Oberlil
s College and they were on their wa
y home from the commencement.
II A chimney was knocked from tn
s residence of Mr.. M. j. Agnew, also
grainery belonging to Mr.. Charlie
i Boone was struck by lightning durin
one Of the severe electrical storms las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olen Beal of Mort
i Liberty, visited with Mr.. l.. F. Bechtc
Z last week.
Mrs. William G. Gault and Mrs. AS
McQuate, of Ashland, o., visited wit
. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Armstrong last weel
Mr.. E, A, Neptune, of Perrysvill,
: was Fredericktown visitor a coupl
OF days last week
y Miss Grace Wells. who is attendin
summer school at Westerville, visite
y with her parents the past week.
Miss Henrietta Smith, of Cardins
ton, visited with Miss Louise Dalryn
pie the past week.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Sam McGaughy, of Nj
. Gilead visited with Mr., and Mrs. C. W
Mathews the past week.
- Stilwell & McGaughy have sold thei
dray line to Mr.. Charles Fairchilt
= They will however continue in tn
teaming business.
Mrs. Ida Jenkins and daughte