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considerably improved.
Miss Dora Kanaga visited with
friends in Cleveland the past week.
There has been promise Of bea.
con light at Fredericktown for some
time past. and the past week an
electric light was placed on the top
of the new water tower and the
"iuice" turned on every evening. This
light can be seen for many miles
around Fredericktown and some OF
the farmers reported they had dis
covered new comet, as they could
see the tail very plainly, the tall
however. proving to be the reflection
from the top of the big tank.
Mrs. Inez Harrod OF Bloomfield Wis
tied with friends in this vicinity the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hedge visited
with their son in Dayton, o., the past
week
Mr.. Carp SHETLAND and daughter
moved to Mt. Gilead last week
Miss Kate McCausland, who has
been visiting with her father the
past few weeks, returned to Marion
last week.
Miss Ethel Miller visited with her
brother at Gallon, o., the past week.
A number of cases Of mumps are
reported in the country near Fred
ericktown.
Mr.. Charles Rhinehart visited last
week with his father, Mr.. Jacob
Rinehart, who has been quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Fribley of Fred
ericktown visited last week with Mr..
and Mrs. James Hartwell at Pulaski
Vile.
Mr.. Benjamin Osborn of Mt. Yer
non visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Osborne few days last week.
Miss Ruth Howard of Frederick
town visited last week with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horatic
Markley at Center Corners.
Mrs. Allen Toms of Ankenytowr
visited last week with Mr. and Mrs
Walter Willetts at Fredericktown.
Mr.. Lloyd Bechtol of Ankenytowr
has accepted position with Mr.. Iohl
Brown, near Fredercktown, for thu
I coming summer.
\ Mrs. Emma Barton of Frederick
town is making a two weeks visit a
the home of Mr. and Mrs. l.. G
Frashier in Ankenytown.
Mr.. Charles Swank last week NOV
ed from the Whitford farm, west o
Fredericktown, to the farm of hi
father-in-law, Mr.. William Brubaker
near Ankenytown. Mr.. Chester Mer
rim moved to the Whitford farm va
Gated by Mr.. Swank.
Mrs. Ralph Thompson and son
Keith, of Ankenytown, spent few
days last week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Ewers, in this place
Mrs. Lewis Sargent was called tC
Columbus on Tuesday by the deatf
of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dunham went t.
Columbus Saturday to visit with tn,
j latter's mother, Mrs. Ida Davis, at tn,
Mt Carmel hospital.
Miss Zarlingo Schiappacasse ant
I niece, Eleanor, went to Wooster ol
Tuesday for visit with friends.
Mrs. Fred Darling, who has beeI
4 in i'll health for some time past, !
reported seriously i'll at this writing
1 Mr.. Charles Mount of st. Paul, Mir
nesota, visited with his sisters, Mrs
II. S. Taylor and Miss Ella Mount
in this place this week.
Mrs. Ii. l.. Croft and daughter
Helen, visited with friends In Colun
bus last Sunday.
Mr.. +. l.. Barnes has been appoin
4 ed a member of the board of educ;
tion to take the place vacated by NJ
G. E. Denman, who recently move
to Chesterville.
Mr.. Robert Brown was taken to tn
II hospital at Mt Vernon on Tuesday {
j this week.
4 Mr.. c. S. Wiley of Belmont, Tenn
81 and Miss Eleanor Robinson of
Clairsville spent the past week as tt
guests of her sister, Miss Ella Stei
metz, in Fredericktown..
Mr., Oma Graves of Warsaw is vi
4. iting at the home of her parents. NJ
and Mrs. Joseph Wilson, in Frede
n iclItown.
Il Mr. and Mrs. Bert o. Evans of N
Il Vernon are visiting this week wi
friends in this place,
Mrs Blanche Campbell and son
Detroit, Mich. visited with Mr.. al
Mrs. II. A. Poorman the past week.
Miss Pearl Toms of Ankenytov
visited with Fredericktown friends
Wednesday last.
Mrs. Clinton Wenger and daught
of Mt. Vernon visited with Mr.. a
Mrs, Carl Swank the past week,