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been visiting with her grandmother,
Mrs. Kirby, has returned home.
Mr. Cooper of this place purchased
the Joe Kulb general store at Water
ford last week
Mrs. Lottie Brown and daughter of
Dayton, o. are visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levering.
Mr.. E. A. Day, editor of the Bell
vile Messenger, wife and son, Nor.
man, came in their machine Sunday
tn visit at the home of the formers
bi other.
A number of Fredericktown people
attended the show, showers and mud
at Mt. Vernon last Friday afternoon
and evening. But they saw the show
just the same.
Mrs. Russell Boucher of this place
spent several days the past week with
her parents at Bellville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Follen visit
ed with friends at Batemantown one
day last week.
Mr.. Myers of Newark, o., visited
with his parents near here the past
week.
Mr.. w. Il. Wilson visited friends in
Mt Gilead the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frazier were
visitors in Columbus last Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Keller last week went to
Indiana to visit with her father.
Miss Pauline Ashbaugh of Mt. Ver-
non visited with Miss Ruth Hedge
the past week.
Last Saturday evening gas explos-
iCn occurred at the home of Mr.. M. p.
Howes, cashier Of the First National
Bank of F'redericktown, severly In
juring his wife. After turning on the
gas she lighted match and threw II
into the fire box. An explosion oc-
Cured and Mrs. Howes was knocked
down, breaking her left arm near the
wrist in the fall. The furnace was
completely wrecked.
Miss Nina Traxler visited with
friends in Butler over Sunday last.
Col A. S. Kirby fell on the front
stairs leading from his rooms above
the Brown shoe store last Friday,
severely injuring himself. He was
carrying some pillows when he trip
ped. 1t was reported that he had
90 \, 10, e,Iy, nd nfhnrWila a n
injured. He was unconscious for
long time, but is reported improving
at this writing.
Mrs. Dolly Stine of Roseville, o., is
visiting with relatives in this place.
Mrs. Belle Modi will visit with
friends in Chesterville over Sunday.
Miss Nina Traxler visited her par
ents in Butler on Sunday last.
Mrs. Thomas BabcOck and daughter
were over-Sunday guests of Mrs. Har-
ry Croft.
Mrs. Frank Robb of Killbuck visit
ed with Mrs. George Robb in this
place the latter part of last week.
Mrs l.. E. Hart visited with rela
tives in Delaware, o., last week.
Miss Marguerite MARBLE of Della
ware, spent Sunday with her parents
here.
Mrs. Susan Grant, east of town, Wis
tied with Mrs. Sarah Potter last Fri
day and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. X. X. Bateman of Ath
ems, o., came Tuesday for "a weeks
visit with friends i'm this vicinity.
Mrs. ELLA Welch went to Chillicoth,
on Wednesday, for a visit with rela
lives.
Mrs. Coyner OF Baltimore, o., is Wis
iiing in this place with her sister
Mrs, Frank Dalrymple.
Decoration day will be observed il
F'redericktown on Saturday of thi
week. Rev. j. B. Jones, former pas
tor OF the Fredercktown NJ. 10. churcI
but now of Worthington, o., will de
liver the address in the Presbyteria
church.
Mr.. NJ. p, llowes visited with hi
son, Mr. Austin IIowes, and family, a
Pataskala last week
The M. +. church will hold its quar-
terly meeting next Sunday mornin
and evening.
4 kitchen shower was given Nh
and Mrs, DALEY Morrison at the hom
OF his parents, east of town, on Wee
pesday of last week.
Memorial services were held at tn
Presbyterian church last Sunda
morning, Rev. II. NJ. Noble preachin
the sermon. A special choir furnish
ed appropriate music. The d. of Y
and Jacob Post, q. A. r., attended /
y a body.
Master Loren Murray Is visitin
: this week with his brother in Akron
Ohio.
Mr.. Burson Of this place visite