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the past week.
Miss Inez Squires visited with her
sister, Mrs. Leslie Turner, at Sparta
a couple of days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Easterday Wis.,
tied with relatives in Mt. Vernon last
week.
Mr.. William Howells and wife WIS.,
tied at Croton, O., the past week.
Mrs. Vernon of Fredericktown was
the guest of Mrs. William Steiner at
Cardington the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Linder of Den.
mark, O., visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
David Virtue the past week.
Mrs. H. M. Lee and daughter, Pearl,
of Yankee street visited with rela-
tives in this place the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. lies of Sparta
visited Fredericktown friends last
week.
The Cockley Milling Co. of Lexing-
ton took over the Hildreth Elevator
last Monday, and is ready for bust
ness. John Ewers is retained as the
manager.
DR.. and Mrs. Ely and Mr.. and Mrs
A. c. Huddle returned from Chicago
on Saturday evening.
Mansfield spent Saturday and Monday
visiting relatives in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Cline of this
place visited relatives at Orrville over
Sunday.
Misses Gladys and Constance Mer-
rim of Mt. Vernon visited with friends
in Fredericktown over Sunday.
DIR. l.. b. Wickersham, the great
Chautauqua lecturer, expects to visit
with his brother, Mr.. E. E. Wickers-
ham, of this place, the latter part Of
the week.
Some twenty-five or thirty fresh air
children from the tenement districts
of Chicago were shipped to Frederick
town last Saturday, where they were
taken in charge by some Of the good
farmers of this vicinity Each child
was numbered and the address of the
people who were to take care of it
was on each one, so that there was no
confusion as to the distribution. The
children will be given a good home
and an ideal outing for about two
weeks. Some of the little ones were
here last summer.
Members of the Baptist church Sat
urday placed seats in the park and
repaired the lights, preparatory to
using the park Sunday evening for an
open air service II the wather should
permit. Shortly before church time a
rain storm came up and wet up things
pretty generally, so the service was
held in the church. At this meeting
two persons came forward seeking
membership. Rev. Chaplin announced
that he would be away on his vacation
for one Sunday service and possibly
two. so that the park services would
not be held until his return. Sunday
school services are announced to be
held each Sunday.
The Fredericktown jitney bus is
now making scheduled runs between
this place and the county seat. 1t
would be well for the people here to
get acquainted with this new conven
ience and help the operator to make
II q success. 1t takes time and ex
=pense to work up any business.
The Fredericktown Chautauqua be
gan doing business on Tuesday after
noon and evening with the University
Players furnishing music, and Thorn
as McCleary the lectures. Wednes
day afternoon Tom Corwin and in the
evening Richmond p, llobson were the
attractions. Thursday afternoon lee
ture by Mohammed All and in the
evening William BATHS. Musica
numbers were interspersed betweer
these addresses. The weather hai
been favorable to large attendance
and several of the stores have beer
closed during the meetings.
Mr. j. l.. Deer OF Akron was Fred
ericktown visitor on Monday of thi'
week
Mr. L. H. Swank of Chattanooga
Tenn, is visiting friends in this plac
this week,
Mr. and Mrs. William Months enter
tained Mrs. A. A. Dowds OF Mt. VeI
non the past week,
Mr.. Paul Wright, who Is attendin
summer school at Granville, wa
home over Sunday and entertaine
Mr., Irwin Swanson, Coler Yoakhan
Edwin Edwards and William Heather
ington, college friends.
Miss Anna Boggs Of Lexington vi!
ited with friends in this place thi
week.