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ness OF his mother Mrs. Clara Gloss
or, VINO we are glad to report, is
improving. I
Miss Stella Zieg OF Oberln college
is home to spend her spring vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. b.
Zieg.
NO need to pay five to seven dollars
gallon for varnish when you can
get 1T of Lorin Marble for $325-9Oc
| per quart.
The repairing and remodeling at
the Baptist church is progressing
nicely. The plasterers have finished
their work and the carpenters are at
work on finishing the woodwork. An
effort is being made to have the
rooms completed so that the dedica-
tory services can be held on Easter
Sunday. 1t Is also planned to hold
the annual Easter chicken dinner in
the new dining rooms. This improve
ment is one that will certainly be
appreciated by the society, as it will
add greatly in more ways than one.
| Edgar Briggle and wife are moving
into the property vacated by Charles
Hyatt. Walter Trask and wife and
Bernard Yoakham and wife are mov-
ing, into the Braddock property re-
Gently purchased by F. H. BARNARD.
Harry Welker and family are NOV
ing into the G. H. Bartlett property,
south side, Taylor street Charles
Keys and wife, of near Woodbury.,
are moving into the east side of the
G. II. Bartlett Main street property,
and Clifford Ruggles is moving into
the west side of the same property.
FOR RENT-Rooms suitable for Of.
flee or living rooms, over Cooperative
grocery. Inquire of j.. b. Foote.
Mrs. Brown, who has been visit
ing in Willard, has returned to her
home in the Hotel Ewers at this
place.
The Thursday club met at the
home of Mrs. II. E. GLENN last week.
Mrs. GLENN served sherbert and
cake, which was fine, as we had a
generous portion and know whereof
wo speak.
John Sellers is the new manager
at the Cooperative Elevator. John
and family have moved to town and
are occupying what was formerly the
Lucretia Auten property on Simons
avenue. We gladly welcome this es-
timable family to our midst.
Miss Mabel Fawcett, who has been
a patieht at the M. & S. hospital, Mt
Vernon, for( several months, returned
to her home in this place last week.
Dollar Day in Fredericktown, which
was last Wednesday, proved that
Dollar Days can be successfully pull
ed off here as we'll as elsewhere
People were, lined up before some
of the store doors before the doors
were open. Many of the merchants
did land office" business, while al
We're benefited more or less. Town
people took advantage of the early
hours for shopping and many OF the
bargains ran out before noon.
Miss Esther Levering has been a
patient at Mt Carmel hospital, Co
lumbus, the past week or more
where she is receiving treatment for
throat affection.
, The Community club will be glad
to cooperate with the town council
in making clean up day a thorough
clean up. We hope council will avail
themselves of the services of the
Community club on this occasion.
| Miss Grace Cooke, who is attend
ing college at Kent, is the guest Of
her parents, William Cooke and wife
during her spring vacation.
Mrs. Daniel Brown visited friends
and relatives in Columbus and Gran
vile several days the past week.
r. Il. Perry and wife visited hel
parents in Cambridge over Sunday.
Mary Grace Hull entertained {
company of her young friends las
Friday, the event being her ninth
birthday anniversary. Ice cream, cake
and fudge were served and the event
was merry one from start to finish
Miss Dorothy Gould, who is attend
ing college at Oberlin, is home te
spend her spring vacation with hel
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Goult
and wife.
Mrs. +. G. Briggle and Mrs. George
Perry are entertaining company OF
ladies' Wednesday.
]. w. Anders and wife are enter