The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-03-11
,entlv nnrohnsed at Batemantown.

tied friends in this place the FIRST OF
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tiff Mann of Mansfield
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. r. john
son of this place last Sunday.
J. A. Fisher of Lima, called IN
friends in this place last Monday.
L. A. Hallowell of Toledo visited
with friends in this place The first of
The week.
Mrs. Auten sold the house and two
lots purchased from Frank zeig about
a year ago to Mr.. Lew Caywood, last
Monday.
]. d. Sprague of Buffalo, N. Y, was
a caller In Fredericktown last Satur
day.
Mrs. Jennie Andrews mas sold ter
fine residence on Mansfield avenue to
Mr.. Fred Darling.
s. B. Backus of Ashland, o., wae
calling on Fredericktown friends on
Monday of this week
Miss Emma Strang of Columbus
who has been visiting with Mt. Yer
non relatives for several weeks past
is now visiting with Miss Josie Strapg
of this place.
Word has been received here of
the death Of Miss O'Nel which oc-
Cured last week at the Old Ladies'
Home in GAINESVILLE. Her home was
formerly in Chesterville, but for the
past two years she has been in this
home.
Word came here last week OF the
death of Mr.. John ID. Struble which oc-
Cured last week at his home in Le-
Roy, Kansas. He was brother OF
, Daniel and David Struble of this
place.
Mr.. J. d. Marak and Mr.. G. G.. Glib.
son, members of the Student Volunteer
: Band of Denison University, will con-
duct the morning and evening SER
: vices at the Baptist church next Sun
day. Mr.. Marak, whose parents were
J. typical heather, is native Of India.
u He was converted through the influ-
ence OF one of our missionaries and
is now educating himself for the pur-
u pose of returning to his own people
L to give them the gospel message. He
has an interesting story to tell Do
not fail to hear him.
}, Mr.. p. j. Cummings Is fitting up a
new office for his lumber business in
the large barn near his new residence.
A telephone message was received
= on Tuesday from Homesworth, Ohio,
: saying that DR.. Trollinger of that
II place had died suddenly at p. IN. Mr.
w. S. Cummings and Mrs. ID. w. Stru
> BILE left Wednesday morning to at
! tend the funeral. Interment was made
l. Thursday at the Shenandoah, Ohio
cemetery.
u The Greenlee addition to Frederick
town will be sold on Saturday of next
u week at 1880 p. m. on the premises
II The opening of this tract of land will
give some nice building lots for some
body to make lot of money by plat
= ting 1t for residence purposes.
= Mr.. and Mrs. o. Squires were giver
miscellaneous shower by theil
friends on Monday evening.
Mr.. Frank Willetts who has beer
% visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Bishop IL
Mt. Vernon Is again at home.
" Mr. and Mrs. Il. A. Crowell who re
y Gently bought residence In this plac,
were given a pleasant reception by
= their friends at Chestervlle las
: Thursday afternoon prior to theil
~ moving to Fredericktown.
Next Thursday the Baptist mission
" airy society will hold their regular
" meeting with Mrs. A. M. Terry.
" A st. Patrlck's reception will be civ
en- by the ladies' aid society of tn,
NJ Il. church at the home of Mrs. J
: II. Dickey. No written invitations ar,
needed for the ladies of the churci
, and all are cordially invited to attend
Mr. William Iites of Toledo, visited
u, his sister, Mrs. Neptune, in this place
!" last Thursday and Friday.
~ Mrs Souders of Shelby, who spen
- the past two weeks with her sister
" - Mrs, Neptune. returned to her homo
Friday last.
" Mrs, John llites of Shreve is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Neptune, ii
p, this place this week.
, Mr.. Harry Morris OF Chestewille
y Ohio was visitor in Frederlcltowr
on Wednesday.
Charles A, IIowend of Dubuque, la,
was calling ON Frederloktown friends
~, last Tuesday.
. Mr., John Hites of Wooster visited
. . his sister, Mrs. Neptun> in Frederick
:. town last Saturday,
', M. Braddock of New Lexington Wis