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ian church on wednesday AFTERNOON
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Foote celebrat- |
ed their golden wedding anniversary
on Tuesday last.
Mrs. John Gibbs and Mrs. Frank
Castle of Cleveland visited their sis
ter, Mrs. F. A. Day, in this place over
Sunday. Mrs. S. w. Hughes, also of
Cleveland accompanied her daugh-
ters, and will remain for a several
weeks visit.
MT. and Mrs. G.. II. Bartlett attend
ed the automobile show at Cleveland
last week.
The ladies' class of the M. Il. Sun
day school entertained the mems
class in the church parlors on Thurs
day evening.
Installation of officers will be held
By the M. e. Brotherhood on Friday
evening of this week.
Mr.. II. A. Day, member of the exec
utiye committee of the Buckeye Press
association, attended a meeting of
the committee at the Neil House in
Columbus on Friday last. Arrange
ments were made to hold the mid
winter meeting of the association at
Columbus on Thursday and Friday,
Feb. II and is. A good program was
also arranged for the occasion and an
invitation to be entertained by the
Ohio State university accepted.
Mrs. s. S. Barre, who has been Wis
iting a few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Emerson, at Marion, o., returned
home last week.
Mr.. Curtis Mitchell and Mr.. Clifford
Rinehart were in Columbus on busi-
ness a couple of days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Slack visited
relatives in Columbus few days the
past week.
Mrs. A. H. Ruhl visited with friends
in Cardington last week.
Mrs. Jay Blaney was called to Edi-
son last week by the serious illness
of her brother, Mr.. Walter Rose, who
monia at the home of Mrs. Mary Web
ster.
Mr.. C. c. Coyle has accepted posi-
ton at Newark with the Werhle plant
as electrician.
Miss Grace Herrick visited friends
in Oberlin the past week, also attend
ed some of the important concerts be-
ing given there.
Rev. G.. X. Wright of Amity trans.
acted business in Fredericktown last
Thursday.
Mr. Stanton Doty of Massillon, o.,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Staat
tho past week
Mrs. j. r, Briggs of New London,
who has been visiting her mother at
Norwali, o.. is coming to Frederick
town on Saturday to remain with her
husband, Rev. Briggs, who is here as
sisting in the special meetings being
held ut the Baptist church.
Mrs. Lillian Whitford was called tc
Seaaiia, o., the past week by the
death of her uncle.
AFR. and Mrs. James Gale of Pu
Nashville visited with Mr.. and Mrs
IA0yd Rhul at Fredericktown las
week.
MIR. and MRS. Slath Boner went t
SIt. Gilead the past week to MAKE
tA1ir home for the winter with thei
daughter, Mrs. Margaret McMillin.
air. Oliver Wells of Pulaskivill
visited with his parents near FredeI
iJsftewn the past week.
aCs. Samuel Gable, who has beel
ia fOr some time past, Is reported Il
q serious condition.
Fredericktown has been sufferin
fsr some time past from dliferen
forms and degrees of rowdyism, an
numerous complaints have bee
made, but the authorities here hav
not done anything to relieve this cor
dition until on Monday last severa
mon attacked Frank Kline on tn
street. AS a result of this brawl tn
following were arrested and give
fines: Ford Hollingworth, $l4.5O
Henry Rouch. $14,10; Lester Ramse!
$l4.l0; and Frank Whitehead $191
and 30 days In the county jail wit
suspended jail sentence during goo
behavior. The charges made fC
these arrests were drunkenness an
disorderly conduct. Although Frede
icktown is a dry town, Il has had
suffer more or less from dilferer
species of bootlegging and drunken
neas, and the authorities have bee
waiting for good chance to NAL,
an example Of some of them. TheI
is also a place of recreation here thf
is under suspicion for its not highl
moral influences, which the author
tina are likely to clean out II the
cEnnOt take the warning given in III
shove arrests.