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week with Mansfield friends.
Mr.. j. b. Lands, a former employe
the Free Press Office hut now of
Hudson, o., was an over unday Wis
itor in this place.
Mr.. Hobert Cassell, ir. Edward
Lewis and Miss Leon Wagner of
Fredericktown visited with Miss Mary
Dickerson at st. Clairsvile last week.
Mrs. Lucy Love of Warren, o., Wis
tied with Miss Matte Love at Fred
ericktown the past week.
Under the new plans for the high
school building, the auditorium will
have seating capacity of 625. The
plans were accepted at the last meet
ing of the board.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kinney Of New
ark, o., visited relatives here the
past week.
Miss Ella Bartlett of Philadelphia,
Pa, visited at the home Of Mr.. G. H.
Bartlett in Fredericktown the past
week.
The monthly meeting Of the w. c.
T. U. was held at the home of the
Misses Fawcetts on Tuesday of this
week.
Miss Cecil Taylor Of Utica and Miss
Rine of Fredericktown visited with
Miss Lillian Rine at Morgan Center
last week.
The big thing of the year for Fred.
ericktown is the X. of P. excursion
and picnic to Cedar Point on Thurs
day, August II. 1t looked for while
as though this excursion could not be
held as the railway company refused
to make contract on account OF hav.
ing to be ready to move the govern.
ment troops and equipment. The train
will leave Fredericktwn at $50 a. m
and stops at Ankenytown, Butler and
Bellville. This excursion always
takes big crowd and everybody has
a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shrader are
preparing to move to Mansfield. They
will sell off their goods here before
leaving.
| Mr.. Clarence Long and family OF
Fredericktown visited with friends al
Walnut Hill last week.
Mrs. Cassius Ewers of Frederick.
town visited with her sister, Mrs.
Lulu Eyster at Ankenytown last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Klotz Of Bell.
vile visited with friends in this vicin.
ity the past week.
This is chautauqua week in F'reder.
icktown and a good many visitors
are coming here to take advantage OF
the season.
Lille and Ethel Debolt visited with
their sister, Mrs. Ralph Reed, at Co
lumbus the past week.
| Miss Ruth Hamilton visited last
week with her sister, Mrs. Ora Leedy
at Woodbury..
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Schroeder Of
Palmyra visited with Mr.. and Mrs
George Schroeder near Fredericktowr
last week.
Mr.. Harry G. Gibson of the West
Side restaurant has entered the Blisi
business college at Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Smith visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. u. Silliman a
Centerburg last Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. M. B. Rowley fell last Satur
day morning and dislocated her shoul
der.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M
p. church held their monthly meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Bert BlacBford
south of town, on Wednesday after
noon. Aala
Mrs. d. M. Brumbach and Mrs
Laura Duncan left Tuesday to visi
relatives in Michigan. After their Wis
It Mrs. Duncan will go to Kansas t
make her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M, Dill helped celt
brate the S7th birthday anniversar
Of the formers mother at Jellowa
last week.
Miss Anna Castner and Miss Mau
McKiernan were in Cleveland Las
week visiting friends and transactin
business.
Mrs. Isaac Leedy of Ankenytow
visited with her daughter, Mrs. b.
Debolt, the past week.
Mr.. Gilbert Robert and Mr.. Eal
Welker, who have been attendin
summer school at Kent, o., returne
, home the past week.
Mr.. Harrison Armstrong was a Blu
ler visitor the past week.
: Mrs. f. d. Sickles, wife of loci
). physician, who has been practicin
t mechanical therophy the past tVely
years, has just received her certifcat
+ from the Ohio state board of medici
d examiners. Having been in Ohio on
= three years, Mrs. Sickles was cor
n nalIad to take the state examinatic