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Moss Pearl Withrow of Frederick
town visited with Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Babcock at Marengo last week.
Mr.. Lawrence Boner went to Chi
cago the past week. He expects to
spend the summer there.
Mr.. F. A. Day and son, Ivan, visited
friends at Barberton and Akron last
Friday. attended high school alumni
reunion at Cleveland Saturday, visit
ed Detroit, Mich, Sunday, returning
home on Monday.
The eighth grade commencement oi
the Chesterville schools were held on
Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. Fred Barnhard is preparing to
build new residence on First
street next to the residence OF his
mother.
Mr.. A. II. Rush and Mr.. A. l.. Jack
son were Columbus visitors the past
week
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson and
son visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Worthy Turner at Sparta last
week.
Miss Besie Wells visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wells at
Mt. Vernon last week.
Mr.. James B. Lands, who has been
working at the Free Press Office the
past eight weeks, has accepted po-
sition at Hudson, o.
Mr.. Roy Norris of Bellville the past
week moved to Fredericktown.
Mr.. Barnet Workman is visiting
this week with relatives at Peoria,
III.
Mrs. Lewis Schroeder and children
of Palmyra, who have been visiting
with the formers mother at Freder-
icktown, returned home last Sunday.
Fredericktown has prospects of
landing new enterprises that will
bring to the town $50 mechanics. Ar
rangements are under way to pur-
chase the Odd Fellows block If it can
be bought at a satisfactory price, and
use it for manufacturing purposes.
The concern which is located in the
city finds that their business has en-
larged so that they must have more
floor space so that it is a case of re-
building soon or moving to other quar-
ters. The Odd Fellows block will
give them about third more room
and should be bought at a price much
less than their present brick building
will sell for or what a new building
would cost. A railway siding can be
placed at the basement door, doing
away with cost of drayage and extra
handling of products. Labor expenses
here should also be less and general
conditions should prove very attract
i've to this concern. Z The managers
are asking for no bonus or financial
assistace in any way
Miss June Brown attended com
mencement of Wooster college the
past week.
Mr.. Carl Mccain of Cincinnati Wis
tied at the home of Mr.. Miltoh Lever
ing in Fredericktown the past week.
Miss Neva simmons left Monday to
attend the Dickinson summer school
at Wooster.
Rev. and Mrs. George A. Botz of
Huntington, Ind, visited with Mr.. and
Mrs, A. C. Huddle in this place the
past week.
Miss Marjorie Levering who visit
ed with friends at Upper Sandusky
the past two weeks, returned home on
| Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Showers, who underi
went an operation for tumor at Mt
| Carmel hospital in Columbus, return
ed home on Saturday.
Mrs. A. G. Huddle and Mrs. ]. w
Anders visited at the home of DIR. 10
rena Kagay while attending the en-
campment at Marion last week.
Davis and Ronald Lemaster of Mt
| Vernon are visiting with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Davis, al
| Fredericktown this week.
Mrs. Chloe Kirby visited with her
daughters, Mrs. Lee Stillwell and Mrs
Hoy Levering, the past week
Mr., and Mrs Ray Johnson visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Keyes at
townsville last Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. James Johnson were
called to Mansfield on Sunday by the
death of the latter's sister, Mrs. Nc
Cmcion. who died at Cleveland.
Mrs, Macpique of Mt Vernon visit
ed at the home of Mrs. Jack Roberts
in Fredericktown last Friday and Sat
urday.
Mrs. Samuel Silliman and daugh
ter, Lucille, of Centerburg are visiting
the families of Mr.. James Coulter and
Mr.. Alex Silliman.
Mrs. George Boyd and daughter, OF
New Jersey are visiting Mrs Anna
Cummings in this place.
Mrs. Stats of Amity is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Knox
| Mr. and Mrs ROyaI Dawitt anf