The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-04-29

town Mr. William Dobbenstein on
Tuesday morning at $3.50 from cancer
of the liver. Mr.. Dobbenstein was
born in Prussia and was about sixty
three years of age at the time of his
death The funeral services were
held at Ankenytown on Tuesday at 2
p. m, Rev. Thos. Hambly Of Freder-
icktown officiating. Interment was
made at Ankenytown.
Mr.. Fred Clark attended the Shrin-
ers meeting at Columbus on Monday
and reports having had a most pleas
ant time
Mr.. Hoy Simons, our meat market
man, has been in the habit of accom-
modating his friends by cashing their
checks. Monday evening in going to
the depot he lost his bill book con-
tanning quite bunch of these checks
and about twenty dollars in cash. AS
he missed the book almost as soon as
lose and there were few people he did
not know passing the way he went, 1t
seems strange that the book has not
been returned to him by the finder.
w. d. Chilcote and wife and Mrs
Eliza Chilcote and two children visit
ed at the home of MIR. S. l.. Ulry near
Fulton last week.
Mr. Jay Stillwel who has been quite
i'll the past few weeks is reported con-
siderably improved.
Mr. Frank Fidler has gone to Car
dington to work the coming summer.
Mr.. H. S. Taylor spent Tuesday in
Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. Elijah Chilcote and family of
Darlington were visitors at the home
of his brother, Mr.. Willis Chilcote one
day last week.
DR.. j. II. Norrick had new front
put on his residence this week.
Since the reopening of the Cooper
theatre at Mt. Vernon and the dis
continuance of the Blackburn theatre
here there are good many Freder-
icktown people going there every day.
This Is quite an attraction for good
many here who enjoy amusement Of
that kind.
Mr.. Hoy Galleher has installed a
tile manufacturing machine.
Mr.. Homer Levering had fine
large horse die for him on Tuesday
from lung fever. The horse was pur-
chased at sale here week ago cost
ing $14O.
The regular monthly meeting of the
village council will be held next Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Jennie Pierce of Utica was
visiting her sister, Mrs. Malinda
Spicer of Fredericktown Monday of
this week.
Miss Minnie Howard went to Bell
vile on Monday morning for a few
days.
Mr.. Cyrus Coup was here in inter.
est of Northwestern Elevator Co.
the first of the week.
Miss Mary Davis resumed her du
ties at the Foote office on Monday aft
er an absence of two weeks ON ac
count Of Illness
Mrs. Fred Barnhard has been suf
fering with an attack of quincy.
Miss Eva Tyson visited her grand
mother at Ankenytown the last of the
week and over Sunday.
Mrs. Green and granddaughter, Lii
| lian Bennett of Mt. Vernon have beer
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stewar
Baker.
t Mrs. Chas. Harry and son William
We're in Mt Vernon on Saturday t,
attend the funeral of the late Mrs
, Urias Huntsberry.
3 Master WILDER Evans and sister Ce
= Gil, were visiting their aunt near An
s kenytown from Friday until Sunday
Worth Cooke is taking care of tn
:. measles.
q Miss Matte Love spent the da
f with her brother in Mt. Vernon Sal
urday.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Copper went to Dela
= ware on Saturday last returning o.
t Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs, Burr Reed of OrrvillC
/ o., are here to visit their parents, Nj
g and Mrs. |. McNare.
. Mr.. c, V, l., Mercer, travelling sales
: man for drug house, was in city Sa
" urady.
o Samuel Castner was consulting a
. oculist in Columbus this week
It Mrs, John Vert and daughter ar
visiting her brother, Charles Clin
. and Wife
r Mrs, C. Bateman and daughter Mis-
# Grace, and Miss Edith Sands were r,
l. cent visitors in Mt. Vernon.
n Mrs. Harvey Devoe is visiting
It Ankenytown.