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Two years, has accepted position
with the West high school at Cleye
land and resigned his position here
the past week. Mr.. HUM has also
been engaged in the insurance busi.
ness while here, having an office over
Wagner's store. Before leaving, he
sold this business to Mr.. Boyd Boner.
Mr. and Mrs. Huhn have made many
friend while here, who rejoice witt
them in their step upward.
Mr.. Howard Hurst of Brooksyille.
Fla, visited with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Hurst, in this place last
week.
Mrs. Flo Darling of Detroit, Mich,
visited with Fredericktown friends
and relatives the past week.
Mrs. Oky Wyker spent last week
with her husband in Columbus. MIR.
Wyker is travelling for a manufact r
ing concern, and makes that city his
headquarters.
Some Of the buildings and grounds
occupied by the Zeig foundry before
removal to their new quarters, has
been purchased by Mr.. Dempsey
Goodell, who will move his sawmill.
The acquisition of this property gives
Mr.. Goodell more room to carry on
his increasing business. He will put
in planer and other new machinery
and have aynple storage facilities. He
expects also to build himself a new
home on the co7ner of Taylor street
and Tuttle avenue.
The Methodist church last week
purchased new steel ceiling from a
Canton concern for their auditorium.
Work on the Jones' theatre is be-
ing pushed rapidly to completion. Ali
the requirements of the state inspect
or have been complied with, the plas-
terers completing their work and the
new steel ceiling put in place the
past week.
Mrs. S. w. Hughes of Cleveland
and daughter, Mrs. F. A Day, Of this
place, were Mansfield visitors on
Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. J. H. Mason of Delaware, o.,
visited with Mr.. w. A. Rhoton the
past week.
Mrs. Lucille Snair of Liberty Chapel
visited with her grandmother, Mrs.
Dora Stinemetz, the past week.
Mr.. Walter Woodward returned
from California the past week.
Mr. William Turvey visited with
Mr.. w. o. Neptune at the Culp Dis
trict last Sunday.
Mr.. F. A. Day visited with his
brother at Bellville on Monday of this
week.
The remains of Mrs Maggie Hunts
man, who died at her home near Mans
field on Monday, were brought to Fred.
ericktown for burial on Wednesday.
Interment was made at the Quaker
cemetery The deceased is survived
by one daughter and two step-sons.
Mr.. M. o. Hankins, a printer, who
worked in Fredericktown and Mt Yer.
non, several years ago, was calling on
| friends here over Sunday Since leav-
ing here Mr.. Hankins has been editor
of the Jackson Center, Shelby county,
Reporter, and also advertising manag-
er for a printing concern in Chicago,
Ill.
The past week has brought about
two business changes in Frederick
town. Mr.. L. B. Wagner, who has been
conducting a clothing store, also dry
goods store in the Cox building for sew
eral years past, closed his doors on
Tuesday to take inventory of the stock
of dry goods, which he has sold to
Mr.. Linden Mann, one of the r. F. d.
carriers. Mr.. J. r. 5eDout, who bought
out the Pitkin cash grocery here cou-
pie of years ago, has traded the same
to Mr.. Douglas Wilson for his farm.
Mr.. Henry Hoefich and daughter,
Ruth, also his daughter, Mrs. Stella
Osborn, of Mt Vernon, visited at the
home of Mr.. Charles Hoefiich in Bell
vile last week.
Mrs. Edith Heskett and son of Edi-
son, o., visited with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. B. Ackerman, in this place
the past week.
Mrs. Olive Brown went to Warsaw
on Monday to visit with relatives
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Smith, on Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. Harry Wharton has accepted a
position at Akron, o., where he has
now located.
Mr.. Irwin kirkpatrick has located in
Des Moines, Ia, where he will engage
in the practice of law.
The M. r. church will begin their
series of revival services next Sun
day morning and continue through the
week. Rev. ]. T. Morton, the pastor,
will conduct these special services.
Miss Elizabeth Hull entertained the
Sunday school class last Thursday ev-
ening Refreshments were served.
Mrs. William Dobberstein, who has