The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-01-14

sleigh ride. Those in the party we're
Miss Letla and Miss Myrl Ewers,
Misses Jessie, Gladys and Aiglna
Knox, Mr. Richard Pelton, Mr. And
rev Proper, Messrs Elmer, Charles
and Frak Porter.
Reports of the cold weather are
that the thermometer REGISTERED from
II to II degrees below zero on Mon
day morning last.
Mr.. Maurice lowering returned to
Ada, Ohio, to take up his studies in
the school there the past week.
Mrs. s. A. Purdy of Waterford
visited her son In this place last
week.
Mr.. d. M. Brumbach of this place
last week sold his branch store at
Waterford to Mr.. Lee Stillwell and
Mr.. Scott Kirby. They were busy
all the past week making the invoice
preparatory to the change.
Leeta Mann visited with her uncle
DR., Singery at Mt. Vernon last week.
Mrs Ray Algire entertained a
number OF friends Saturday evening
IL being the OCCASION of her birthday.
Mrs. w. e. Ball of Morgan Center
visited relatives in this place last
week
A series of interesting revival
meetings are being held this week
at Waterford.
Mr.. A. NJ Klotz was a visitor in
Mt. Vernon on business on Tuesday
Of last week.
Miss May and Gertrude Sprague
visited their aunt Miss Grace Spra-
que at Bloomfield last week.
Mrs. Earl Cram of Orrville, Ohio,
is visiting friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. Charles Weller of Lansing,
Michigan, last week visited Mr.. Jas.
Kanable and family.
Mr.. Jes Mason visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Hugglns the past week
Mr.. Elwor'h Wilson and family
visited with his brother Mr.. Daniel
Wilson and family at Centerburg last
week.
The Independent farmers institute
will be held in Frederlcktown on
Feb. IL and 10. An excellent pro-
gram was arranged for at meeting
held by the committee on Monday
and 1t Is expected that the interest
ing attractions offered this year will
bring the largest crowd of farmers
to Fredericktown that has ever at
tended those Institutes
Mr.. G. A. Ingham of Chicago June
tion, o., visited friends in this place
last Saturday and looked after his
residence property now occupied by
Mr.. A. M, Klotz. Mr.. Ingham former
ly lived in this place, being agent for
the b. &c o. Railway company at that
time.
Mr.. Joe Carr VINO was laid ny with
grip several days Last week Is aE,.ln
dLlc to be out and look after h's jewel.
ry store.
Mr.. p. l.. Wilkins is attending the
poultry show at Mt. Vernon and has
some blooded stock on exhibition
there.
Mrs Tracy Irvine who was quite
i'll last week Is reported convalesccnt.
Miss Anna Seyler, who went to
Gowanda, N. Y, before the holidays,
to visit her parents and other rela-
tlves after nearly q three weeks alb
sence returned to Fredericktown on
Tuesday OF this week to take posi-
tlon in the Free Press office.
Mrs. w. s. Cummings and Mrs. Jen-
ME Ball spent Tuesday in Mt, Vernon.
Mrs. o. y. James, Mrs, Ebersole and
Mrs. Charles Fink went to Mt. Vernon
on Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. G. NJ. Wright and parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Cocanour. were Mt Vernon
visitors on Tuesday last,
Mrs. Fred Darling, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. McCrary In
Mt. Vernon the past week returned
home on Tuesday of this week.
Something like one hundred people
from this place went to Mt. Vernon
on Tuesday last to take advantage of
the big sales the merchants are adver-
tislng for that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shoup of Butler were
guests of Mr., and Mrs. Theo owen
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Copper, the former a
teacher in our public schools were call.
cd to Delaware on account of the ser.
ious Illness of the formers mother.
MIR, Ray Hall and Mr.. Daniel
Brown OF Chesterville have leased
the Blackburn picture show room
and expect to open new up-to-date
hardware and implement store there
taking possession next Monday. They
have bought out the implement