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The M. u. church is being wireo IoT
electric lighting and an electric fan
is to be Installed In the main auditor
ium. The steel ceiling has arrived
for the Sunday school room; the car
pet in this room has been taken up
and the floor is to be painted and
walls refinished.
Work on the pike west Of town has
been resumed. II there is enough re-
naming some OF the present day gen.
Grafton may see pike completed TO
Lucernvflle from Frederciktown. The
contract for the present stretch un-
der completion was given four years
ago, however the assurance Is now
given that the present contract VIII
be rushed to completion.
The Cox business block Is receiv-
ing much needed coat Of paint that
will add much to its appearance.
Miss Laura Brentlinger Of the State
Industrial Commission, Columbus, Is
spending the week end with her par
ents, l.. H. Brentlinger and wife. Miss
Brentlinger leaves next week for San
Francisco to attend the Democratic
National Convention and an extended
trip through the West.
The Sunday school class of Mrs.
Harry e. Brown of the M. e. S. s.
held a picnic at the home of Earl
Mann, north of town Wednesday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Johnson of Wheeling, w. Va, on
Wednesday of last week. Mrs. John
son was formerly Miss Mary Brum-
back.
The Children's Day program will be
rendered at the M. E. church next
Sunday evening.
Miss Esther Corwin of Byesville
was the guest of Miss Lucille Stock
dale over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Ransom of Elyria is WIS.,
iting friends and relatives here and in
the vicinity.
Merrill W. Clemm and wife have
been. visiting friends and relatives at
Defiance the past two weeks.
Miss Weltha Keck who has been at
tending college at Ohio University, is
home to spend her summer vacation
with her parents, VIM. Keck and wife,
north of town.
Miss Dorothy Gould student at
Oberlin college is home to spend her
summer vacation with her parents,
John Gould and wife.
Methodist Episcopal Church - Sun
day school 9:45 a. M; morning wor-
ship 1900. a. IN. Subject: Driving
Away the Vultures." Evening wor-
ship 500 p. m. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday, 1880 p. m. Children's Day SER
vice, Sunday evening. An excellent
program by the Sunday school, con-
sisting of songs and recitations, Good
music both instrumental and vocal
The church with welcome.
E. E. Albright of Mt. Sterling drove
through from there last week bring
ing with him Truman Strong, who
had been visiting there. h
DR.. G. H. Wright has been in Chica-
go this week attending a meeting of
the Dental Association being held
there. and visiting the Wright rela-
tiyes there.
F. F. Hosack and daughter Marion.
have been in Cincinnati this week con-
sulting an oculist in regard to the
daughters eyes.
Mr.. John Davis of Mt. Sterling was
the guest of his son, Prof. w. L. Davis
and family several days this week.
Ralph Y. Struble and wife returned
home last Tuesday morning from their
trip to Alaska
The Fredericktown chautauqua will
be held this year from August 2 to
7th.
Mrs. Joseph Wilson and Miss Win
nifred Rush have been at Uhrichsville
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the Daughters of Veterans they being
delegates from the camp here.
Mrs. Clotilda Darling and Mrs. Nina
Patterson left Thursday morning for
Irma, Alberta, Canada, to visit the
family of Bernard Ewers.
Grandpa Lowell is the proper way
to address c. J. lever since last Tues
day when seven pound son was born
to Earl Grover and wife formerly Ger.
trude Lowell
Harold Levering was arrested for
exceeding the speed limit. Mayor
Kanaga fined him $40 and costs, this
being his first 'offense before Mayor
Kanaga. Something other than fine
is promised should he repeat the Of.
fense.
Presbyterian Church-F. l.. Harper,
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