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Mr. f. B. zieg of the f. B. zieg
Manufacturing Co. of this place and
Mr.. Ralph Struble Of the Dan Struble
e. Son bank, started Monday for
three weeks trip and hunt in north.
ern Canada. They go to Toronto and
take the railway north to the end of
the line where they will be met by
guides who will transport them to
Hudson bay, where there will be fur
nished boats, and push on into the
wild regions of the north, where they
will hunt moose and other large game
Mr. Zieg has been having a pretty
strenuous life the past couple of
years in reorganizing his business.
removing and rebuilding the large
manufacturing plant at Frederick
town, and his health in consequence
has been somewhat impaired. This
trip will no doubt greatly benefit the
health of both these active young bus.
mess men.
Mr.. NJ. B. White, who has been oc-
cupying the William Wilson farm, is
planning to sell out his farming ef-
fects and move to Mt. Gilead, where
he will engage in the hauling Of milk
for creamery concern. His sale is
dated for Sept 81.
Mrs. f. A. Day was Mansfield Wis
itor on Monday of this week.
Miss BERTHE Davis of Fredericktown
visited with her sister, Mrs. Harley
I,emasters, at Mt. Vernon the past
week.
Mr.. George Gain Of Columbus visit
ed with his parents east Of town the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore of this
place visited with Mr.. and Mrs. T. R.
Simmons at Amity last week.
Mrs. Clyde Melick of Mt. Vernon
visited with her daughter, Mrs. A. c.
Corwin, the past week.
Twenty contractors were on hand
to bid for the work on the new high
school building, the bids being opened
at the Office of the secretary of the
board of education, Mr.. e. v. Acker-
man, last Friday. The contract for
! erecting the building was awarded to
| Wilson & Winters of Strasburg, o.,
their bid being $33,475; the contract
for heating and ventilating to the Co
lumbus Heating & Ventilating COM
pany, for $9,S90; and the plumbing
| and gas-fitting to Huffman G Conklin
of Columbus at $1,918. 1t is expected
that work on the foundation will be
begun next week. The total cost as
shown by these bids will amount to
S39,2S3.
: Mrs. Mary Smith of this place en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Wagner
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Rinehart of
Mt. Vernon last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Robinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant Kinney of Mt.
Vernon visited with Mr.. Kinney's
mother at Fredercktown last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Easterday of
Fredericktown went in their automo.
biles to visit friends at Wooster, O.,
last Sunday.
Mrs. G. G. Amsbaugh visited with
Mrs. S. NJ. Amsbaugh at Mt. Vernon
the first of the week.
Mrs. Logan Wills of Mt. Vernon
visited Monday at the home of Mrs
Russell Robinson in this place.
Mrs. Eliel Murphy, living west OF
Fredericktown, was knocked down
and run oyer by an automobile at hel
home last Saturday afternoon. Hell
husband was in the garage oiling his
machine and climbed into the automo
bile and began backing out, not know
ing that his wife was in the way al
the rear. One of her hips was badly
bruised, but her injuries are not of {
serious nature. W
Mrs. e. A. Lathrop Of this place Wis
it'd several days the past week will
relatives at Croton, o.
Mr.. John Bradrick was a Mansfielt
visitor on Friday last.
Mrs. Charles Schippiacasse ant
Miss Elizabeth Zarlengo visited friends
in Mansfield couple of days the pas