The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-06-03
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church will be held next week We'd
nesday afternoon, June Sth, at the
home of Mrs. Margaret Axtell. A
good attendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Edwards en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller,
MIR. Roscoe and his sister, Miss Ros-
coe, Rev. and Mrs. Thos. Hambly,
last Monday evening.
Mrs. T. ID. Brown of Ankenytown
visited her daughter, Mrs. A. II. Fox,
in this place last Saturday.
Mrs. Eliza Weston who broke her
forearm last Friday is reported as do
ing very nicely at the present writ
ing. She has been an invalid for q
number of years and while walking.
across the room fell with above re-
suit.
Mr.. T. F. Mckinney of Cleveland
was in Fredericktown on Wednesday
looking after business interests here.
Mr.. p. l.. Wilkens went to Danyille
on Thursday to visit relatives for sew
eral days.
The regular yearly flower mission
meeting of the w. C. T. u. will be held
on Flower Mission Day, Thursday,
June 9th, at the home of Mrs. Hoy
SHETLAND A report of all the flower
mission work of the year will be
made. The meeting will be held at
1880 p. m. and will be one of the most
interesting meetings OF the year. Mrs.
Jennie Ball will be leader on this oc-
casion.
Married on Saturday last, Mr.. Bert
u. Strong of this place and Miss Ar
tie M. Wolford of Bellville, Rev. Rum
baug hofficiating.
Attorney p. l.. wilkins, DR.. w. IL.
Eastman and Mr.. John Bradrick last
Saturday viewed the properties of the
late l.. Neptune to make an appraise-
ment of the estate.
Mr.. Curt Fletcher lost a very valua-
BILE COW this week due to a watery
tumor.
Mr.. Linn Cramer and wife are in
Fredericktown this week visiting the
formers mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Crowell went to
Chester on Sunday last to attend the
memorial services there.
Miss Aileen Studor and Miss Geneva
Swetland went to Granville last Fri
day to attend the carnival there also
to be present at the graduation Of
Miss Elsie Studor at Denison Univers.
ity.
Judge II. b. Swartz OF Wooster, o.,
who is asking the Democratic party
for nomination as circuit Judge In the
Fifth Judicial district in making his
rounds. OF the counties looking after
his fences stopped off at Frederick
town on Thursday and Friday making
the acquaintance OF the local Democ-
Iacy. The Judge is the logical candi.
date Of that party this time and prob
ably the only candidate who has a
chance to win out against Judge Tag
gert the Republican candidate from
the same county.
After holding several poorly attend
ed meetings, the officers Of the Alumni
Association finally prepared pro
gram for their eighteenth annual ban
quet that was most successful Or
Friday evening last about one hun
dred and fifty gathered at the Method
lat al ufhA Aali liUh ",
literary and musical program was
carried out, the following numbers be
ing rendered: Piano solo, Mrs. FREQ
lowering; address OF welcome, Miss
Susie Fribley; response, Mr.. Pau
Adams; vocal duet, Mrs. p. l.. VIII
klns and Miss Fannie Beane; read
ing, Miss Bertha Jones; piano duet
Miss Grace Norrick and Miss Sylvii
Eastman; reading Miss Eula John
son; vocal solo, Miss Rilla lowering
reading, Miss Fannie Beane; plan
solo, Miss Florence Ely and remark
by Miss Sands and Prof Knox Afte
a social time, the party was conduct
ed TO the Masonic hall where q sum-
tuous banquet was served, At lat
hour toasts were given, all OF then
good and appropriate to the occasion
The toastmaster, Prof, X. A. KnoA
was In his happlest mood and as h
introduced the different speakers hi
Witty metaphors and puns showe
that he was the man In the righ
place and kept the humor OF the occt
sion at the highest notch. A numbe
OF guests from out OF town were PREF
ent TO share In the good things an
all had most pleasant time.
Mr.. Jesse Mason has been engage
as teacher at the Sparta schools "a
next year.
Mr., Earl Hicks was called to Spart