The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-09-30
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week.
Mr.. Harold Chase started for the
University of Pennsylvania at Phila-
delphia the past week.
Mr.. William Monnett of Delaware
Ohio. visited with friends in this vi
cinity the past week.
While visiting Mammoth Cave, Ken
tucky, Mrs. Helen Day had a serious
fall on Friday last and was killed. Mrs.
Day was the wife of Mr.. Alvin Day,
former editor of the Wyoming Demo
crat at Tunkhannock, Pa, and was on
a visit to Mrs. C. c. Day, mother of
Mr.. F. A. Day of Fredericktown. The
Buckeye Press Association was hav-
ing their annual outing at the Cincin-
natl Exposition and went to the great
cave on Thursday evening entering
the cave the next morning. Mr.. Day
was telegraphed to meet his mother
and the body at Columbus on Sunday
evening.
Mr. William Hixenbaugh of Lima,
o., visited at the home OF Mr.. james
Hixenbaugh the past week.
Mrs. Kate McIntire of Mt. Gilead
visited with Mrs. Hanna Slack last
week.
DR.. H. S. Darling was called to New
ark on Sunday, for counsel.
Fred Barnhard, wife and children
were guests of their uncle, Otto Ew-
ers, on Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Clink has been visiting
in Mt, Gilead.
Chas. Harry recently purchased the
pony owned by e. G. McCutchen.
Miss Myrtle Groves of Indiana is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Miss Ethelynde Studor has returned
TO Mt. Vernon after few days visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bun
yon Studor.
H. l.. Croft, wife and daughter, Hell
en-, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Tuttle on Sunday.
Mrs. John McCrory was the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Darling
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Penick have been
attending the Sunday school conven
ton at Mt. Vernon and were guests
Of Mr.. Albert Flaharty and sister
Mrs. Ella Moore.
Chester Kline has returned to his
studies at Oberlin.
Mr.. Stanton Rinehart has sold his
laundry and will locate in Athens, o..
where he will be employed as book
keeper
j. B. Foote has purchased the prop
erty of Miss Tillie Foote and will built
new office on the lot after moving
the house elsewhere.
Mrs. Hoy Darling has been in Mt
Gilead for two weeks.
Mrs. Josephine Winter has again
been appointed teacher in music.
John Barr and wife were at He'd
ding, near Sparta, guests of their son
AL, G. Barr.
j. B. Foote and Mr. w. f. WraS
were at Cardington on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Quay of Michi
gan, are guests of MIR. Quay's mother
Mrs T. j. Mapes.
Miss V. f.. Fawcett accompanied
Mrs. Hannah Hillif to the Old Ladies
Home at GAINESVILLE, on Monday.
Mrs. Trego, of Cleveland, gave
very interesting stereopticon lectur
at the Presbyterian church Monda.
evening.
Mrs. M. p. Howes entertained a
dinner Monday in honor of her guest
Mrs. Trego.
Mr.. Royal Dewitt of Cincinnati
came on Saturday to visit relatives o
this place.
Mrs. s. W. Zent went to Mansfield
Friday, and returned home Monday.
Mrs. Stella Stevens, Miss Leon
Wagner and Mr. A. u. Rinehart an
Miss Wilda Rinehart We're in Colun
bus on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. +. Barr visited relf
tives at Hedding, few days the pas
week.
Mr.. j. b. Foote transacted busines
In Cardington, one day last week
Mrs. T. Babcock and Miss Noe q
Marengo, visited several days th'
past week with Mrs. Harry Croft.
Miss Mary Ralston spent severa
days with friends In Millersburg tn
past week
Mrs NJ. p Howes entertained Mrs
Trego, the w. C. II. u, lecturer c
Cleveland during her stay in Fredel
icktown.
Mrs. NJ. p. Howes, Mrs. Jennie Bal
Mrs, Edwards, Mrs. Thos. Hambll
Mrs. p. l.. wilkins and Mrs. j.
Foote, were delegates from the M, /
church, who attended the Sunda
school convention in Mt Vernon Sa
urday.
DR.. II. s. Darling was Newark VII