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News Items From The Metropolis
Of Wayne Township

MlOS 81 MUG WIN hOi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Noe, at
Mt. Gilead.
Mrs. Pauline of Bucyrus visited
with her sister, Mrs. Covert, the past
week.
We are informed that Mr.. Charles
Spry, who has been landlord OF the
Bank hotel for number OF years
past, has leased the new Ewers block,
where he will conduct the same busi-
ness. The Ewers Bros. after the fire
built fine, three-story brick block
on Main street, fitting it UP as an up
to-date hotel in every respect, and
now with Mr.. and Mrs. Spry in charge
Fredericktown will have one of the
best hotels in this part Of the country.
The First National Bank Is making
plans for remodeling the Bank hotel
building but is not yet ready to make
announcements.
Mrs. Frank Culp of Butler visited
with her mother, Mrs. Covert, who
has been seriously i'll, the past week.
Mrs. George Wilson is working for
Harry Bouton near Mt. Vernon.
Mrs Shinnaberry was Mt. Vernon
visitor on Tuesday Of this week
Mr.. Louis Hair moved the past
week to his farm, recently purchased
| from Mr.. Frank Dana.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Day and chill
dren attended family reunion at
Cleveland last Saturday, returning
home on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brunt Gleason of Mon
tana visited with friends in this vi
cinity the past week. Mr.. Gleasons
father, Mr.. Brunt Gleason, formerly
lived near here.
Mr.. NJ D. Wilson, who recently
bought the Burns residence, will re-
model the same and build an addi.
ton.
Work is again being pushed on the
new high school building, the con-
crete work Of the first floor being
about completed.
The Camp Fire Girls will give a
moving picture show at the Neil the
atre on Friday evening of this week.
Miss Eulalia Hyatt spent her spring
vacation with her parents at Freder-
icktown Miss Hyatt Is teaching in
the public schools at Uhrichsville, o.
A number of young people we're
entertained in the country by Master
Laid Dean at his home nm Tuesday OF
last week. Refreshments were served
and the boys enjoyed the hay-ride
even if the weather was not very
good
Mr.. w. l.. Leonard has moved into
the residence recently vacated by w
l., McGaughy, who recently moved tc
Mansfield.
Mrs Harry Smith entertained 9
number of girls on Wednesday even
ing Of last week. Refreshments were
served
The M. T.. Ladies' will hold an Eas
ter exchange at the Davis & Dagut
store on Saturday of this week.
Mrs. Sara Potter, who has been IL
the past year from hardening OF the
arteries and other complications due
to old age, died at her home in Fred
ericktown last Friday at II a. M. a
the age of rs years. Funeral services
were held on Sunday, Rev. II. l.
Chaplin officiating. 1nterment In the
Chesterville cemetery.
One Of the largest mounted moose
heads ever seen here, arrived Mon
day, being head of an animal Mr.. F
b. Zieg killed while on his huntint
expedition in northern Canada las
summer.
A fine time is reported by those
who attended the dance In the Black
burn building last week.
Mr.. Ed. Corwin, who is attending
college at Delaware, visited with hi.
parents during the spring vacation.
"io' iidIlh Nip pcOl
visiting relatives in Gallon, returned
) home the past week.
Mr.. w. RI. Potter of Butler was {
Fredericktown visitor on Tuesday o
this week
Mr.. j. A. Fish visited with his sot
at Mt. Vernon last week.
Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Fletcher of Fred
ericktown visited with Mrs. A. +
Wright at Amity last week.
Mr. Donald MARBLE, who has bee,
working In Columbus, has returned :,
: Fredericktown to assist his fathe
during the coming season.
Rev, N. T. Sims, who has been pas
tor OF the Palymra Christian church
has been called to another charge Il
Richland county, where he will begil
his work next Sunday.
Mrs. Sara West of Mt Vernon M
tended the shower given her cousin
Mrs Sylvia Kerr. at Fredericktowl