The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-29

G. p. Foote and wife went to Cav
ton on Saturday with the c. & G.
Cooper excursionists.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sleeman and
son were visiting the lady's brother,
Mr. Frank Cline, east of town.
Mr.. Cecil Steele of Minneapolis,
Mimi, who has been visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Steele, east of
town, returned to his home on Sun
day.
Mr.. Roy Williams of Cleveland has
been visiting his father, Mr.. Bryant
Williams.
Mrs. Marion Hathaway has been
visiting her mother at Batemantown
for several days.
Mrs. Fred BARNARD and two daugh-
ters are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson, east of town.
Miss Fannie Devoe has returned
from an extended visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Harvey Canon at Findlay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tip Foote were San
dusky visitors on Sunday.
Miss Emma Robinson went to Can
ton on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson visited
with friends at Mansfield on Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. Royal Dewitt of Cincinnati
spent few days this week at the
home of Mr.. Joe Carr in Frederick.
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Hildreth were
called to Sandusky on Saturday by
the death of the formers cousin, and
attended the funeral ON Sunday.
Miss Grace Bateman, Miss Myrtle
Clawson and Miss Lena Vernon went
to Hiawatha Park on Saturday to
camp out couple of weeks.
Mrs. Guy Ewers visited her par.
lents in Ankenytown the past week.
Mrs. Vernon and Mrs. Bateman at
tended the session of the Baptist as
sembly at Mt. Vernon on Tuesday.
DR.. U. M. Wright spent Sunday ev.
ening at Hiawatha Park.
Mrs. Thomas Babcock of Marengo
came Saturday night to visit a few
days at the home of Mrs. Harry Croft
Mrs. Clawson and Mrs. Miller at
tended the meetings at Hiawatha
Park on Tuesday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Steinmetz visited
friends at Sandusky last Sunday.
, A runaway automobile on High
street was the cause of considerable
excitement last Monday evening. DR.
j. III. Norrick left his machine in from
of Mrs. Neptune's residence and while
J inside couple of mischievous boys
t started it going and did not know
, how to stop it so the machine mad,
its own way down the street driver
j, less and ran in Mr.. Gregg's barr
t smashing one of the doors, ripping of
: tire and badly damaging the from
| of the automobile. Both boys know
that the other fellow was the one a
, fault and neither one did it, as usua
, in such cases.
} Chautauqua outlook is quite favor
. able, another attraction having beel
r added making II in all This is cer
e tainly great opportunity for Fred
/ ericktown people and we believe ev
: cry home both here and in the SUI
!. rounding country will be represente,
:. at the Chautauqua. The assembl
( will open with the Mills-Barnhill dc
9 bate and the Epnest Gamble Concer
h party Other well known attraction
which will appear are the MacGrego
l. Concert party, l.. G.. Herbert, A. +
@ Harnly, Hull Magician Co., Flora Coz
n cert Company, Milton w. Wareing,
M. Cochran, George Gibson Kerr, d.
S D. w. Howell of Chautauqua, N Y
Miss Reuse of Kentucky and Lieu
d Col. A. M. Lockwitzky, the noted Ru
s sian scholar, soldier and orator
Misses Edna Bennett, Bessie Aver
e and Gladys Mercer of Gambler, wer
n the guests of Miss Mary F. Braddoc
last week from Thursday till Sunda,
4. Miss Minnie Hyatt is spending
e week with friends north of Ankne.
town.
g. Mrs. c. III. McIntire of ST. John
a. Michigan, has returned to her hom
after few weeks visit with FRIEND
,r here.
N Mrs, Mary Il. Blackburn of Chic
go, ILL.,, is visiting Misses Flo and VII
Ig da Burch, and w. r, Jones and famil
Of Miss Martha Jones is visiting
southern Ohio, Kentucky and We
le Virginia.
f. Mr.. G. w. Denzer and family a
companied by Miss Mary Hootma
Of left Tuesday morning in their au
n, for Coshocton after few days Wis
with C. H. Hyatt and family.
O. A crowd of young people enjoyed
B. hay ride to Fredericktown last So
urday evening given In honor of Il