The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-10-28

that church was given to the Rev. o.
l.. Martin of Hillsboro, Ohio. Rev.
Martin preached at this place the last
| two Sundays and attended the State
convention of the Baptist Association
at Mansfield last week. He has calls
to several other very promising pastor
ates and may not accept the call here.
There will be no preaching services
next Sunday but Sunday school as
usual.
Mrs. Edward Getz of Loudonville
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dav-
i'd Rinehart, the past week.
Mr. II. e. Neptune of Perrysville,
Ohio, was Fredericktown visitor
last week.
Mrs Edith Buel of Mansfield visited
friends in Fredericktown last week.
Mrs. Abbie Parker who has been
visiting in Fredericktown returned to
her home in Youngstown last week.
Mrs. Nellie Silas of Iowa is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Alyernah Laycox
Mrs. Lillian Whitford visited the
past week at Columbus and Midway
with her sisters and at DR.. Frank
Whitfords.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Grove, who have
been living in the West the past three
years are visiting friends in this vi
| al, hot a
Mr.. Clark Kees visited in Columbus
the past week.
Mr.. Fletcher Asltins has returned
from Oklahoma and purchased the Os-
born farm near Sparta.
Mrs Jos. Roby entertained the S.
Il. club Wednesday at dinner
Last Saturday night Mrs. Fred Lev
ering, Miss Eula Johnson and Miss
Bertha Jones attended an entertain
ment given by the Odd Fellows at
Centerburg.
On Tuesday Mrs. Harry Cassell,
Mrs. W. A. Anders, Miss Cora Brad
rick, Mrs. H. S. Darling and Mr.. and
Mrs. Main also Mrs. Dalrymple of
Chesterville went to Columbus to at
tend a state meeting of the Easter
Star.
The C. s. c. were entertained by
Mrs. John Mckinney on Wednesday
of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spohn of Mt. Vernon
have purchased the ice cream parlor
of O. B. James and moved to this
place on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Fox spent Sun
day last at Ankenytown visiting the
latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ID.
Brown
} Mr.. Fred Livingston and family Wis
tied friends in Cleveland the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meeker of New
ark, N j., are visiting old acquaint-
| away from here thirty-eight years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cramer of Orr
: Vile, Ohio, visited relatives and
| friends in this vicinity the past week
: Miss Stella Hosack visited Miss
t Mary McGoughy at Chesterville the
! past week.
Attorney p l.. Wilkins attended q
e meeting of the Central Republican
committee at Mt. Vernon Tuesday.
i Mrs. W. s. Cummings was visitor
n in the family of Prof. j. w. Page, in
Delaware, for the past week A Mr.
= or Mrs. Stork was also a visitor II
y the aforesaid family and before de
g parting left very handsome eight
pound (Troy weight daughter.
e Mr.. Vincent Durbin who is engaged
t in visiting the public schools of this
state in the interests of a Chicago
u publishing house had an attack o
N appendicitis at GAINESVILLE, o., and was
operated upon there last week. Hopes
y to be able to leave the hospital il
z about ten days.
o w. S. Cummings was in Lisbon ant
e Alliance most of last week on bust
S ness connected with an estate he il
k settling in that county.
e Regular teachers meeting was helC
g Wednesday evening. The book for stu
dy this year is the best one we have
d had in the course for several years.
p The girls in the high school hav'
organized a chorus class. On Mon
r day of each week special music Il
t. furnished by the class.
G. The Central Ohio Teachers meet
l. ing will be held at Dayton Nov. l
e and II. The city and village school
N of central Ohio will nearly all dismis
for this meeting in order that tn
ID teachers may attend.
N Miss Rose Loney was high schoo
visitor last Thursday.
Of Miss Leila Wagner was high schoC
y visitor last Friday.
The following program will be reno
s. cred by the Lowell Literary Societ