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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-06
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do utycia, leoz o wiele prsyje.
mniejsze jest uczuoie ulgi j dogody,
pc ich uzyclu nastepujace. One I'll
'ss tlwej glowie. TTrzymaj v domu
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-06

.s:#f EssrN@ 40: ssiaE ~ s2 ~ Gaa S.: iiaJ 3if:aGs# - Is
coazeppiiiiii, ~ gdyby HE pomoo peWline.ggoo
robotn Ill. kt6ry podal jej drsg j
.tyn sposobem tonaoyoh ius wsyra-
towai.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-06
Znowu ofiara lOdu..

Ma stawle aominialnym v Radli
ME pod :Joroclnem, poszfo czterech.
ohlopak6w szk6lnych ma s{aby l6d,
a za}amawszy sig ma MIN wpadlia do
woody. Ma krzyk dzieci pr1Ybleg}a
ma pomoc matka jednego owych
czterech nieszczesliwych, ll-letnle e
90 Ludwika Fra}aka. Przypadek
chcia}, re kobieta ..wyratowata
trzech obcych chfopc6w, podosas
gdy jej w}asny syn " jej obecno~
Sol znlk} pod powierzchnia lodu i
uton4f. Podozas ratowan,a chop
COW, by}abY i odwazna kobieta uto-
ne}a, wraz z ch}opakami, kt6rzy
sic do wybawczyni moono pray
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-06

Cu1o, rsuciwis W.; Y bl5oeinbte1 do 8 jj te'a
povosu. Biakup uma u Y kin :
miinut po zsnlachu, tax sanno jai
.cietko ranny kapelan. sprav YES
aamachu odebra' sobie tyo ~
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-25
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:. CENTERBURG J.

Mrs. Rebecca Cavert, who has been
seriously ILL., is convalescent.
Mrs. C. II. Cheney OF Columbus
was the guest of w. II. Tuttle and
wife over Sunday.
The Alpha club met at the home
of Miss Mary Long on Monday even
Ing.
Mrs. Best Is on the sick list.
Il. Il. Landrum OF Toledo visited
friends here the fore part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Spear and son.
Leo, went to Westervllle Tuesday TO
attend the funeral of Mrs. Reed
Smith.
Miss Sylvia Shaw has been the
guest of Mrs. II. c. Smith the past
week.
Thew c. II. u. met at the home
of Mrs. Walter Hicks Tuesday. The
topic was, "Frances willard" A
very enthusiastic meeting was held.
DR.. A. b. Landrum of Columbus
Is visiting .E. Landrum and lam
lily.
Miss Bertha Huddlestun, who was
seriously injured In street car ae
cident in Columbus some time ago, Is
now able to walk with the aid OF 3
crutch.
The local bowling team went e
Johnstown Tuesday and lost ny p
large score.
The M. n. church choir was de,
lightfully entertained at the home oi
Mr.. and Mrs ID. o. Wilson Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. w. A. Thompson has che grip
A surprise party was given Mis-
Stella Riley Tuesday evening at The
home OF her grandparents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. II. E. Watson of Rt. No. 4, who
in the near future viii reside in New
ark, The evening was spent IN mu
sic, games and dancing. At late
hour the guests departed, wishlni
Miss Riley much happiness in hel
new home
The Pythlan Sisters added about
sl5 to their treasury by the sea
sons lecture course.
Ralph Knouff of Sparta spent Sat
urday and Sunday with his parents
The large amount of snow hinder
ed our mail carriers from going the
full length OF their routes Thursday
and Friday.
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MlLwAuKEE's BIG AUTO SHOW

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb 22-Milwau-
KEGS second annual automobile show
was opened at the Auditorium today
and it is generally admitted that 1t
is one OF the largest and most COM
plete ever held IN this country. The
Auditorium, with Its 41,000 square
feet of floor space, bigger even than
Madison Square Garden in New York.
offered advantages which the manu-
facturers of automobiles were not
slow in utilizing. The result is ex-
ceedingly gratifying to the manage
ment, the exhibitors and the visitors
of the show Particularly interesting
among the side features is the aero
plane division and the sportmen's de-
partment. The show will continue
through the week and special pro.
grams have been prepared for every
day,
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non and is recovering from an OPP
GRAFTON.
Ed Smothers and family spent Sat
urday and Sunday with Clayton Jack
son and family on r. r. No. z, out
of Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. w. o. Coe and Mrs. A. j.
Rinehart have been quite sick, but
are Improving. Mrs. ]. B. MastelleI
remains about the same as last week
Mr.. T. L. Murtough of Mt. Ver-
non is serving as second trick man
here for the c., A. & C. in the place
Of Earl Shaffer, who has gone &c
Columbus on a vacation.
Elder McBroom was called to Tap.
pan, o., Saturday to attend the ru.
neral of Mr.. Spray on Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. Amos Scarborough of Bloom.
field visited his sister, Mrs. H. II.
Robertson, Monday.
Russell Tucker will take an ex'
animation Wednesday at Akron for
a position on the c., A. & C. railroad
as fireman.
Mrs. Earl Cramer OF Orrville is
wishing Robert Cramer and family
here this week.
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Mr.. Faith Kemper of Granville
preached in the Baptist church Sun
day.
Mrs. Il. V. Elliott is visiting friends
and relatives in Newark.
The directors and stockholders of
the local Bell Telephone company
hold business meeting in the town
hall Saturday, Feb 26.
Nettie Biggs and Vennice Mckee
spent Sunday with their parents near
Union Grove.
Sterl Brown of Gambler was the
guest Of Miss Celia Pumphrey Sum
day evening.
Mrs. Robert Ralston Is suffering
from injuries sustained by fall at
her home Sunday.
A series of evangelstic services
will begin next Saturday evening In
the Presbyterian church to continue
one week. Rev. Brown, an evangel-
ist, will assist,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Clutter OF
Owl Creek attended church here Sun
day and took dinner with MIR. and
Mrs. oliver McMillen.
Mr.. e. C. Greer of Danville was
business visitor in our town Mon
day.
p. w. Grief and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Waldo Grief visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Sherman Simp
son Monday evening
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-25

Pittsburg, FEB. 23.--'I have nd
vised by remaining son, Hanson, who
ss now rs, to elope as speedily as
possible and complete the family rec
ord for elopement"
This is the way Mrs. Lucy Nc
Cook. widow, responded 10 the
news that her eldest Hon, Sheldon.
had eloped with pretty Irma Ayres,
&he seventeen-year-old daughter OF
Archibald c. Ayres. OF the Fidelity
Title and Trust company The young
souple were married In Wheeling.
Less than two years ago Mrs, Nc
Cooks daughter eloped with Reed
Knox, the son of Secretary ur State
y. c. Knox. Their married life has
been very happy.
Mrs. McCook declared today that
wlopement must be hereditary with
Aer children. She coniesses that she
oloped with the late Mr. McCook
when she was 16 and that she never
WAS sorry for it.
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SHORT LOCALS

Mr.. Jay Hose of East Burgess St.
and Mr.. John Miller of West Gam-
bier street returned last evening from
trip Co Illinois.
Mr.. Levi Braddock and son, AL
len, went 10 Newark "Wednesday
morning to attend to some matters
of business.
DR.. Carl Scribner returned to his
home in Marion, o., Wednesday
morning after several days visit
with relatives and friends in Mt. Ver-
non.
Mrs. Columbus Ewalt and Miss
Edna Blair returned today from Del
aware where they went Monday to
visit with friends and attend the o.
w. U. banquet on Tuesday.
Mrs Alice Allan, of Mt. Vernon
who has been here some time, Is SER
iously Ill and has been removed tc
the home of DR.. Case and wife,
Mt. Gilead Register.
Mrs. Chris Cox, who fell and In.
jured her knee, while visiting II
Granville Tuesday morning, was tax
en- from the 2:44 train on the B. &
o. to her home on North Mulberry
street Tuesday afternoon by ChapDe.
lear & Co.'S ambulance.
Mr.. Fred j. Lawler was honoret
on Tuesday by his many friends with
post card shower, it being his
birthday anniversary. Mr.. Lawler re
ceived over one hundred beautiful
cards.
Squire J, F. Beatty of Greer spent
Wednesday in Mt. Vernon, attending
to some matters of business.
Miss Mabel Wythe and Miss Amy
Ogg. the well-knkown South Ma;'
street milllners, left "Wednesday
morning for Cleveland where they
will meet their trimmer, Miss Rose
From there they will continue cas-.
probably to New York, where the!
will attend the millinery openings.
Charles Sheedy, son of Mr.. Mich
ael Sheedy of this city, was removed
to Columbus on the II o'clock trair
over the c., A. & G. "wednesday
morning where he will undergo al
operation at Mt. Carmel hospital. i
is the belief that the boy is suffering
from appendicitis.
| crowd of ChestarvllIa neonIa en-
joyed o bob sled ride to Waterford
Tuesday evening. The party went tt
the Waterford church where they at
tended one of the protracted meet
ings which are being held in thai
village. This is becomi1s a popular
manner of going to church among
the young folks, especially. Of Ches
terville and vicinity.
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MASONS
May Erect Memorial To
George Washington
Initiated Into The Order In
YaGf 1852

Alexandria, Va, Feb. ga move
,nent for the erection Of national
Masonic memorial to George Wash
aagton was officially launched today
at a national gathering of eminent
Masons held under the auspices of
Alexandria-Wa Washington Lodge of this
city. Grand master Masons from
many sections of the country attend
cd the meeting this morning at which
u national organization was formed to
carry out the project. Later In the
day the visitors journeyed by special
train to Mount Vernon to place a
wreath on the tomb of Washington.
George Washington was initiated as
n member of Masonic Lodge No. 4, of
fredericksburg on November a, 1852.
No unusual display was made at his
initiation, and the only relics of the
occasion handed down by the lodge
are the records, the Bible on which
No took the oath, the certificate or
check for two pounds and three shill-
ings, fee for entrance, and the punch
bowl which figured so conspicuously
Mt the repast following the degree
work.
These relics are highly valued by
the Fredericksburg lodge. The Bible
is In q perfect state of preservation,
except for slight discoloration OF
tbe leaves by age. Only on one oc-
easion were the relics ever taken out
of the city or state, that occasion be-
ang the one hundred and fiftieth ami
versary of Washington's initiation in
90 Masonry. They were taken then to
philadelphia, where they were dis
played to the members Of Meridian
Sun Lodge, No. 15S
The minutes of the Fredericksburg
kcdge speak of the occasion of Wash
angton's initiation In a most casual
way, the secretary noting washing
TOMS presence but not that he had
received degree"
On the occasion OF his receiving the
second degree the secretary noted IT
In his minutes in more elaborate
style than on the occasion OF his first
degree. This degree was conferred
the following year. August 4, 1853
che thiro deree was conferred on him
on which occasion the minutes not
only give a record of the business oI
che evening, but also named those
present and their official designation
In 1777, when the Grand Lodge o.
Virginia was organized Washington
was rendered the exalted position o.
grand master OF Masons of Virginia
che highest honor tnat could be be
slowed upon him He had the homo
also OF being the first master OF Alex
andria- Washington Lodge, No. %, ov
or which lodge he presided at tn
Hame OF his death.
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Mr.. Earl Burch and Charley Mich.
oils were business callers at Newarb
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lola Thompson and little
daughter, Bonnie, of Galena are Wis
iting relatives at this place.
Rev. Joseph Meyers of New Gull
ford will preach at che Mt. Zion
church Saturday night, Feb. 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Burch spent
Sunday evening with Clark Schoolel
and family.
Mr.. Thomas Johnson and Edward
Norris of Fallsburg made business
trip to this place Thursday,
Mrs. Cora Burch and little daugn'
ter, Edna, and MIR. and Mrs. Harrison
Elbert spent Thursday with Harvey
Burch and wife.
Mr.. Leo Donahey who has beer
working near Galena has returned
home.
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ILLINOIS FARMERS, INsTIrurE

Edwardsville, ILL.,, Feb. 22-With an
attendance representing nearly every
county of the State the Illinois Farm.
ers' Institute began it's annual meet.
ing here today. II. p. Holz welcomed
the visitors this morning and Presi-
dent j. p. Mason of Elgin responded.
This afternoon the institute was ad.
dressed by l.. w, Page, the govern.
ment good reads expert; Prof. Charles
E. rhorne, director of the Ohio Ex.
pertinent Station, and A. N. johnson.
State highway engineer of Illinois.
Governor Deneen, President James of
the University of Illinois and other
men of note are to be heard at the
succeeding sessions. which will con.
tinue until Friday.
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Born, Thursday, Feb. II, to Mr..
and Mrs. James Clark, son.
Born, Friday, Feb. 1S, to Mr., and
Mrs. ]. d. Grill, a daughter.
The schools here observed Wash
ington's birthday Monday.
Mr.. Chas. Wilmoth, representing
the De Laval Separator Co., Of Mans
field, was in our village last week.
C. S. Starner has accepted tenn
porary position as watchman on the
steam shovel on the c., A. & u.
DR.. Robert Putnam and Attorney
r. ]. Remington were Millersburg
visitors couple of days last week.
The recent snow here measured
about twenty inches on the level.
Dale, the ten-year-old son of En-
gineer Clyde Parsons, Is still serious
ly Ill and little hopes for his recov-
cry are held.
Smith Bros. of Orrville are now
here and expect to get their handle
factory in operation some time this
week. They have leased the COM
modious and roomy building OF
Thompson Bros, near the Mohican
river and we gladly welcome them to
our midst.
Quarterly meetings was held in
the NJ. T.. church here last Sunday
by the Rev. Shook assisted by the
Presiding elder of this district.
The measles epidemic which has
been prevalent here for the past four
weeks is still causing cur citizens all
kinds of trouble.
A slight wreck occurred at Glen
mont one night last weak, but luck
lily no one was injured. The Mill
engine had gone to Glenmont to help
No. SOC up the hill on account OF
the heavy snow, and in making the
coupling the hill engine struck the
rear coach with such force that the
rear end was considerably smashed
up All parties concerned went be-
fore Supt. Wood Monday for an in
vestigation.
Henry Titus of Coshocton was the
guest OF relatives here last week.
II. A. Hanna, who was recently
married to Miss Mills of Mt. Vernon
moved into the Jasper Strouse prop
erty last week.
All the country schools near here
were idle Thursday and Friday De'
cause 1t was impossible for the teach
ers to reach their respective schools.
Dwight II. Hyatt, hardware dealer
OF Killbuck, was in our village last
Thursday evening.
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Ohio fuel
Buys The Municipal Gas Plant
At Granville

The Ohio Fuel Supply company
has acquired another property, nav
fDg bought the municipal gas plant
at Granville on Monday AFTERNOON a.
Gheriff's sale. The consideration was
$4,000. The Ohio Fuel had already
been operating in Granville In op'
position to the municipal plant. Their,
Will now be consolidation of the
properties.
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Mr.. William Owens and carpenters
began the finishing work on DR..
Wright's new residence which will
soon be ready for occupancy.
Mr.. r. M. Litter of Mt. Vernon was
a Sunday visitor in Fredericktown.
There will be services at the Bap.
tist church a week from next Sunday.
Arthur l.. Rever of Columbus spent
Monday in this place.
Mr.. Alexander Silliman went to
Newark on Tuesday to attend a big
horse sale held there this week.
II. NJ. Pierson of Mansfield was call
ing on Fredericktown friends last
Monday.
Bernie Wllletts moved from the
Covers place to the William Patterson
farm on Monday last.
William Corwin of Chicago, ILL.,,
was Fredericktown caller on Mon
day of this week.
Mr.. William Ewers moved his fam
lily to the tox Bros. farm on Monday
last.
Daniel Orr of Columbus was circu-
lating among Fredericktown friends
on Monday of this week.
Mr.. Frank Burns moved to Chester.
vile on Monday.
p. M. Day of Columbus spent Mon.
day In Fredericktown.
MIR. II. e. Gotshall of Mt. Vernon
was in Fredericktown on Monday
last.
Mr.. Ray Hull and family of this
place visited a. the home of Mr.. B. II
Slater in Chesterville last week.
Mrs. Hattie Orr returned home from
the Cincinnati hospital last week
much improved after an operation.
Mr.. John William has rented the
McIntire farm near Chesterville.
Mr.. Demorest Preston of Sparta
visited several days the past week will
his brother In Fredericktown.
The Modern Woodmen boys OF this
place attended an initiation at Mt
Vernon last Friday night. They wer,
royalty entertained while there ant
had fine ride over the snow.
l.. l.. Freedman of Mansfield visit
ed frlenos In this place last Monday
Mr.. Harvey Preston who had hi
hand crushed while loading logs a
Lucerne Is reported as recovering
} from his hurts very rapidly No bone
were broken but the flesh was badl
! bruised,
b. II. MamlIn OF Cleveland was
Frederlclltown visitor on Monday O
this week.
Mr., William Haycook of Latonif
Kentucky, Is visiting friends and rela
tives in this vicinity. Mr.. Haycoo
owns II barber shop in the above place
Mr. Corwn Armstrong left Satm
day for Delaware, Ohio, to be tn
guest OF Mr.. Irwin Kirk, student a
the Ohio Wesleyan University.
Miss Mabel Fawcett will entertai
the Standard Bearers of the Methods
church on Thursday evening of thi
week at thimble party. They ar
preparing box to send to Miss Adell
Ashbaugh who is located at Nagasak
Japan,
Mrs. E. c. Wilson of Baltimore, o
and Mrs, Hansberger of Worthingtor
Minnesota, were entertained severG
days by Mrs. Thomas Hambly Thes
ladies are former Pensioners of Re,
Thomas Hambly when located at S
Paul, Minnesota.
Mr., Arthur Hambly entertained Nj
Kenneth Adams of Gambler and MI
Smith, II student at Kenyon College
last Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. Joseph Kule has purchased tn
Methodist church building at Bat'
HH@Uz.z
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-25

Two candidates were initiated at
the regular meeting of Quindaro
lodge No. SIG. l. o. o. r., Tuesday
evening. Next Tuesday evening,
March l, the Sycamore Valley de-
gree team from Brandon win be here
to confer the first degree on NUN
ber of candidates.
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Il. L. Minard has purchased the
Samuel oberlln farm of near Lex
ington.
Several OF the young people of this
vicinity attended church at North
Liberty last Sunday evening.
o. A. Swendal and family, Wilson
Fletcher and wife, were guests ol
Elzle Harris and family Tuesday.
Mr.. Fred Belt OF Democracy call
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Arthur Robertson, who is stu
dent in medical school in Cleveland
is home for a few days visit with
his parents.
Frank Rinehart returned home
Sunday from the hospital at Mt. Yer
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-25

cd on his friends of this vicinity last
Tuesday evening.
Howard Ruby and wife moved
from Loudonyille to their farm last
Monday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-25

M. C. A. Snyder, district manager
OF the National Cash Register com
pany, spent Wednesday in Mt Yer
non the guest of Mr.. George G. Vail.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-18
CHURCH MERGER ARRANGED.
New Pontiac Organization Will Take
Name Of Central Methodist.

PONTIAC, Mich. March lI.-SiXty
members of both the First Methodist
and Oakland-ave Methodist churches
unanimously voted last night To incor-
porate under one body. the organiZa-
tion 10 be known as the Central NJ r..
church.
The trustees OF the present institu-
tons were instructed TO transfer the
properties OF both churches into the
hands Of the new board of trustees
not later than next Monday. This
board OF trustees consists of the fol-
lowing Charles n Going. X. Brace.
Charles 5. Inch. William II. Cook. Fred
s WEIGH. John Linabury, A. l.. Moore.
DR. j. +. Spring, George o. Hioerg
Four represent the Oakland-ave
church and five the First
Options were accepted on the Hol-
lister and Hicks property az the cor
ner of East Huron. Perry and Mills
streets for the site OF the new edifice.
IL Is the plan OF the board TO begin
building operations as soon as posi-
he. The building committee will be
appointed at the next meeting.
The new structure will be the
laI gest Methodist church in the state.
with the exception OF the Central
Methodist church In Detroit. The seat
ing capacity will De , 800