The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-08
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Mrs. Fred Barnhart and children
went to Canton on Sunday to visit her
sister. Mr. Barnhart accompanied her
as far as Mansfield returning home on
Monday morning
Mr.. F. A. Day went to Chippewa
Lake to visit his family, who have
ben camping out at his mothers cot
tage.
Mrs. Cora Keasling and daughter of
this place and Mrs. o. M. Bird OF
Bangs visited their sister, Mrs. A. M.
Woods at Westerville, the past week.
The entertainment given by the
| Standard Bearers in the parlors of
the Methodist church on the evening
of the Fourth was decided success
both in the matter of fine program
presented and the large attendance.
About thirty-flve neighbors and
friends held a Fourth of July supper
on the lawn of Mr.. j. B. Foote. The
families of the following were pres
ent: Mr.. H. e. Cassell, Mr.. ]. w.
Anders, Mr.. John Dague, Mr.. Tip
Foote, Attorney P. l.. wilkins, Rev.
Thomas Hambly, Mr.. MARBLE, Mr.. Har-
ry Denman, Mr.. w. B. Johnson. Also
the Misses Anna Cassner, Vina Tro-
bridge, May Anders, Maud McKiernan
and Mr.. Clyde Durbin. After supper
the company all attended the enter
tainment of the Standard Bearers.
Mrs. Jennie Ball and Mr. and Mrs.
Walters spent the Fourth at the home
of Squire Jackson.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society met on Thursday of this week
at the home of Mrs. Earl Hicks with
Mrs. John Dague as leader.
The old folks patriotic service held
at the Methodist church by Rev. Thos.
Hambly was most appropriate OBJ
servance but the attendance was
somewhat interfered with by the
heavy rain storm.
Master Ivan Day, who is camping
with his mother at Chippewa Lake,
met with quite a serious accident on
the Fourth. A neighbor who was
building new cottage, took quite a
fancy to the boy and invited him to
go after some lumber. While the man
was loading the wagon, the horse be-
came frightened and ran away, throw
ing the child from high seat. In fall
ing he was quite badly bruised about
the head and received deep cut in
the calf of his right leg and generally
scratched up. No bones were broken
however.
Mr.. Robert Darling, who has been
sick with tuberculosis for some time
past, died at his homo in Frederick,
town on Saturday evening, July 2nd
, at " D. m. He leaves a wife and six
! children and was 6G years of age al
] the time of his death. The funeral was
held at the residence on Tuesday aft
; ernoon at o'clock and interment in
Forest Cemetery.
/. Mr.. G. Il. Denman, a former resi-
r dent of this place but now of Center
burg, was a guest at the home of Mr.
G. A. Huddle on the Fourth.
Mr.. Samuel Gable on Tuesday NOV
ed his barn to new location on hi
lot, greatly improving the appearance,
of the place.
Mr.. Ernest Wise is home for cou
pie of weeks visit with relatives here
y Mr.. and Mrs. William Wells of Fl
u Wayne, Ind, attended the funeral o
y Mr.. Robert Darling in Fredericktowl
i last Tuesday.
. Mr.. Harrison Ferris, who has beel
% on the sick list the past few weeks, /
% reported much improve.
Mr.. and Mrs G. b. Taylor visite
=, the latter's parents in Mt. Vernon o
u the Fourth.
~ Mrs. j. lowering and Mrs. b. Modi
W visited friends in Columbus last wee
'N and attended the great Columbus E,
" position.
III Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hollibaugh c
! Mansfield We're guests at the home c
~ DR.. II. S. Darling few days las
y week.
Mr.. Clement Rinehart of jackson
vile visited relatives in this plac
the past week.
Mr.. George Gosser of Chicago vi
tied his mother, Mrs, Clara Gosser til
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Carr entertaine
their son, Mr.. Milo Carr, of Chicag
/. the past week.
, The Daughters of Rebekah have a
nounced that they will hold law
fete on the public square Saturday e
ening.
Mrs. Tobin visited her son at Blu
" Ter last week
he Mr.. and Mrs. p Kimmel of Mt We
On non came up last Thursday to visit
of the home of Mr.. Harley Phillips oy,
lis Sunday
~. Mr.. NJ. j. Fish of the Fish & Lyba