The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-01-07

communion services next Sunday
morning.
o Monday evening Geo. FRAZIER
one Of the oldest citizens Of this
place. died at his home from hear;
failure, his death being very sudden
and unexpected, thought he has been
weak for some time. He leaves four
sons and four daughters. The fun
eral Thursday undsr the auspices OIL
the Masonic lodge of this place
Mr.. william Willitts and Miss
Blanch Sellers were married on We'd
negday evening Of last w k at the
brides home south of this place a 0
guests being present Rev Thomas
Hambly of the Methodist church per-
formed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Foote enter
tanned the Methodist choir on New
Years with a six o'clock dinner and
also held watch meeting. Other
guests CT the occasion were Rev.
Thos. Hambly, wife and son and Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Boggs.
Mrs McKisrnan and Miss Anna
Casner entertained at New Years
/ dinner Mr.. and Mrs. d. Foote and
daughter, Elizabsth, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. p. Howes Rev and Mrs Thos
Hambly and son, Arthur, and Mr.
and Mrs. F. NJ. Dill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Love and Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Blackford. at the
home Of the former in Frederick
town, entertained on New Years day
with five co-TSc family dinner ar
p. m. Those seated at the table
wen5 Mrs Martha Olin and Mrs
o. p. Foot of Fredericktown, Mrs.
Charles Miller and Mrs. A. j..
Mann of Mt. Vernon, Mrs. Frank
StSllo and Miss Minnie Swably
Columbus, Mrs. Emily Stallo, Miss
Minnie Swably Of Columbus, Mrs
Emily Nicewaner, Mr. and Mrs
/ w. d. Gunsaulus of Mt. Gilead With
the attention of the host and hostess
all did ample Justice to the meal
prepared. The youngsters entertain
ed were Miss Iva and Neil Blackford
and Master Darwin Foot, Mr.. Bert
Blackford was the toastmaster.
Mr.. f. Morrow and Mr.. Walter John
son transacted business at the court
house in Mt. Vernon on Tuesday.
Mrs. c. A. Singrey is spending sew
eral weeks visiting with her son, DR..
F. L. Singrey at Mt. Vernon.
A pleasant surprise was given Mrs
Emily Rowley on New Years day by
twenty-five friends and relatives. Well
filled baskets were taken along and a
big dinner and fine time was had.
Mayor Morris Hagerty, while on his
way home Tuesday evening, fell on
the ice and dislocated his shoulder
bone. 1t is hoped that the injury will
not prove serious.
Miss Miller and Miss Maud Daugher-
[ ty of Mansfield were guests of Mrs
Owen several days the past week.
Mr.. l.. Coover of Dayton visited in
this place with friends on Tuesday.
I Mr.. John Gault of Mt. Vernon was
S Fredericktown visitor on Wednes.
day of this week.
I Mr.. William Carrick of Tiffin, was
f calling on friends in Fredericktown
on Tuesday.
: B. A. Brown of Cleveland visited
friends In this place on Wednesday.
H. G. Deitrick of Cleveland was a
y Fredericktown visitor on Tuesday.
!. Mr.. ]. R. Bebout and daughter at
y tended the family reunion of Mrs. John
Colgin in Mt. Vernon on New Years
s day.
h A. j. Gambler of Mansfield visited
in Fredericktown on Wednesday.
}. Mr.. i. B. Wagner went to Columbus
n on Tuesday of this week on business
d trip.
5 o. P. Welsh of Columbus gave Fred
ericktown call on Tuesday.
The rain and ice on the streets the
, first of the week caused many to have
, a fall and some fell pretty heavily.
The special meetings a the Metho
= dist church are attracting large con
# gregations this week.
Miss Effie Lunn of Gallon visited
: with her sister, Mrs. (Dr) Eastman
n in Fredericktown over Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Croft, who has been il
h Chicago for some time past taking
II treatment returned home on Fgida!
last, much improved in health.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. zack Berger of Ank
q enytown were calling on friends in thi
v place last Saturday.
n Mr.. Benjamin Corwin and daughte
were here from Michigan during th
, holidays to visit his brother, Mr.. A.