The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-11
County Correspondence
Items of Personal and General Interest, from
our Corps ot Special Correspondents
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f ERBDERiCICrOWN. J.
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Mr.. John Braddock of this place
was at Ankenytown on Saturday,
shipping cattle. In walking around
over the ice roads he slipped and
sustained serious fall, striking on
his head, he was rendered uncon-
scious. Luckily, DR.. Eastman of this
place happened to be passing through
the town and was called to take
charge of the usfortunate man. Mr..
Braddock was brought home when it,
was found that he had severely
wrenched his side besides badly
bruising his head. 1t is thought at
this writing that he will be able
to be around in a few days.
Rev. Charles F. English, the evan
gelist who has been assisting in con-
ducting revival services at the M. e.
church in Mt. Vernon, visited friends
in Fredericktown last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Denman visited
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Buckmaster at
Sparta last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Mitchell vis-
ited friends in Columbus a couple
of days last week.
Mr. II. D. Weaver visited friands at
Sparta last week.
Mr.. /. II. Frizzell has come out
as a candidate for nomination as
| county commissioner ON tire Repub-
lican ticket The necessary petition
Is being circulated and there seams
to be no trouble in getting plenty
of signers. Mr.. Bryant Williams of
Berlin township is also circulating
petitions for county commissioner en-
the same ticket. 1t is hoped that
the north end of Knox county will
be given more consideration than it
was at the last slating of Republi-
can ticket.
The meetings held by Rev. Albert
Greggs last Sunday were well at
tended and our people showed con-
siderable interest in the campaign
that is being waged against the cigar
ette by their liberal donations to the
cause. Rev. Greggs Is an interest
ing and instructive speaker and he
enters heart and soul into the work
of reform of all kinds.
Mr.. John Guthrie, who fell from
a hay loft to the floor Of his barn
north of this place last week, Is re-
ported as improving. In the fall he
broke his arm and badly sprained
his side.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l., Sagus o.
Canton, O., were visitors in Freder'
icktown over Sunday last.
w. P. Snyder of Wooster was call.
ing on Fredericktown friends last
Saturday.
H. P. Bolts of Newark was Fred
ericktown visitor last Friday and
Saturday.
p. II. Ludman of GAINESVILLE visit
ed Fredericktown friends last Sat
urday.
Mr.. Erastus Estile of this place
had quite a severe fall on the Ice
last Saturday. Mr.. Estile was taker
with dizziness and fell heavily
bruising himself badly. On accoun
of his age, it is fortunate that nj
. bones were broken and that his in
juries were no worse.
w. II. Wilson of Springfield spen
Co IT,, oria a1ytn
r. r. Kemp of Hillgrove, o., wa
: looking after business matters II
g this place last week.
. Mr.. H. L. Glow, who moved t.
~ this place from Bellville last fall
has bought farm called Suga
Grove Stock Farm, near Ankenytown
where he is planning to move hi
u family about the first of April. MI
Glow is an expert horse and stock
= man and is owner of "Flying Hall
council
A very pleasing birthday surpris
~ was given Mr. Erastus Estile las
y Thursday evening, whose eighty-thir
birthday anniversary was on Frida,
10 The surprise was complete and tn
following were present: Mr.. an
Mrs. Harrison Dean, Mr.. and Mrs
Morris Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Georg
McClelland, Mrs. Virginia and Mr.
&c Marie Fawcett, Mrs Mclntire, M
and Mrs. William Alderman of M
Vernon Mrs. Lima Durbin of Obel
: lin; Mr.. and Mrs. Rucker, Mr.. an
; Mrs. Frank Boner of Salem, o.; Mis-
+ Sylvia and Miss Maggie Dean, Mis-
ls Mamie Boner, Miss Ada Cooper {
., Mt. Vernon and Mrs. r. G. McCle
~ land.
ie Samuel Owen of Columbus visite
g. friends in Fredericktown last Mol
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