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Mr.. s. B. Lyon and wife, who have
been spending the winter in Florida,
ere expected home this week.
Mr.. John Perrin and mother moved
TO Mt. Vernon last week.
Mrs. William Jenkins visited a
: few days the past week in Columbus
with her son, Mr.. Clarence Jenkins,
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Il. Brown visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Swan at
Edison one day the past week.
Mr.. William Houle has leased the
Coleman farm, on the Mt. Gilead road.
Mrs. Maitland and daughter of Kan
sas are visiting with Rev. and Mrs.
Akers.
Mr.. Ralph Knouff of the Ohio State
University, Columbus, visited with
his parents over Sunday last.
Mr.. Clarence Fritz will work on
the farm for Mr.. d. c. Chilcote this
summer.
Mr.. Wilbur Chilcote transacted bus
iness in Edison one day last week.
Mr.. Ward Melick was called to Cen.
terburg last week on account of the
illness Of his mother, Mrs. Mary Me.
lick.
Rev. r. G. McClelland or this place
preached at the Mt. Vernon Presby-
terian church last Friday evening.
Mrs. Fred Simons of this place and
Miss Florence Darling of Detroit,
Mich, were guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. d. X. Bird In Mt. Vernon
last Thursday.
Supt. w. w. Borden Of Orrville, O.,
a former superintendent of the Fred
ericktown public schools, visited
friends In this place last Saturday.
Last Friday Miss Luella Linn en-
tertained in honor of Miss Ethel Nc.
Kee Of Mt. Vernon, and Mr.. Mark A.
Hammond Of Buffalo, N. Y. The
guests present were Miss Grace Nor
rick, Miss Melita Hosack of this place
Miss Ruth Smith of Akron, o., Miss
Helen Davis OF Princeton, ILL.,, and
Miss Bernice Payne Of Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. X. Bird of Mt. Yer
non entertained last Friday. Mrs
Webb Anders, Mrs. Lindsay and Mrs
Elizabeth Crute, of this place.
On Thursday afternoon of last
week meeting was held at the Ma
sonic hall by the farmers of this
place to listen to addresses by repre-
sentatives OF the dairy division of the
u. s. Agricultural Department and
plans were made to organize COW
testing association. Although the at
tendance at this meeting was no
what 1t should have been, about forty
yet there were enough present to OF
ganize, Mr. Dwight Dean being mad
president and Mr.. p. J. Cumming
vice president. Another meeting wal
called for Tuesday evening of thii
week, at which time Prof. Oscar Er
and Mr.. II. p. Davis were the speak
ers.
Mr.. ID. M. Brumbach was In Plym
Outh on business last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barnhard visite,
the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Robinson. east of town, las
Sunday.
Miss Wilder of Mt Vernon, is Wis
3ting with Mrs Il. j. Blackburn, thi
week
DIR. w. w. Pennell. of Mt. Vernon
was In town last Saturday,
Miss Ethelyn Studor is spending tn
week in Columbus.
Mr.. Paul Wright of Granville,
spending his vacation at the home @
his parents, this week.
Mr.. T. Il. Huggins is enlarging hi
barber business, having put in anott
er chair and employed an extra bai
ber from Cleveland.
Mr.. Alfred Wan OF Amity, spent Sur
day last with his sister, Mrs. Johl
Davis.
Mr.. o. b. James moved into the Ora
property on East College street, las
week.
Mr.. Thos. Popham has moved int
the residence recently vacated by MI
o. b. James,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Briggle of Nj
Vernon, spent Sunday with the form
er's parents in this place.
Mrs. Jane Rnehart of Mt. Vernon
come on Monday to visit with he
daughter. Mrs. b. Studor, In this plac,
MIR. NJ. NJ, Phillips and family G
Eagle Grove visited with Mr. and Mr.
G. A. Gregg last Sunday.
Mrs. j. T. Cox of Mt. Vernon, visite
with Mr.. and Mrs, c. o. Beeney o
Sunday last,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peek. OF NJ