The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-10-14

Dr ID. Il. Bliss Ol Delaware, was
visitor in this vicinity last week.
Mr.. Hicks Davis came from Colo
rado the past week to visit with his
mother, Mrs. Jennie Davis.
Died, at Iona Linda, Calf, Sept,
20, 1910, of heart disease, John ID.
Ebersole, aged 66 years Z months, 10
days. Mr.. Ebersole was born in Fred.
ericktown, Knox county, Ohio, Feb.
10, 1874. His father being J. G. Eber-
sole. He was q man of upright NOR
al character, honest in his dealings
with his neighbors, a kind brother,
and a loving husband. He was a vet
eran Of the Civil war, having served
with honor in two regiments. Besides
his wife he leaves two sisters and one
brother.
DIR. w. II. Kenwel moved his family
from Orrville, Ohio, to Fredericktown,
this week. The doctor comes here
highly recommended as a desirable
citizen and a veterinary surgeon of
large experience and great ability.
Those owning domesticated animals
in this section will be pleased to learn
of this latest addition to Frederick
town as a doctors service is often in
demand and quick service imperative.
Mrs. Morgan Axtell who has been
visiting relatives at Columbus the
past month. returned home the first
of the week
Mrs. c. NJ. Hildreth has been quite
i'll the past week with sciatic rheuma-
| tism.
The Brotherhood of the Presbyter-
| ian church have booked fine course
| of lectures and entertainments for
the coming season. The first num-
ber will be held on Thursday, October
goth, the attraction being a concert by
the John Eberly Concert company Mr..
Eberly was raised at Smithville, o.,
four miles east of Wooster, where his
father was professor of a local Acad-
emy and where he received his train
ing. He is a good baritone singer and
puts up good entertainment The
sale of tickets will be held at the
Presbyterian church next Saturday
afternoon at 2:30 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Taylor of Mt. Yer
non were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. II, Fox on Sunday last
Mr.. and Mrs. Kate Keenan, was tax.
en- to Mt. Carmen Hospital on Mon.
day last to be operated on for ap-
pendicitis,
Mrs. Thos. Hambly started on Mon
day for Springfield where she attend
ed the meetings of the Cincinnati
branch of the Women's Foreign Mis-.
sionary Society.
Mrs. Robert Paxton visited friends
at Bellville on Sunday last.
Married at the Methodist parson
age on Saturday last Mr.. Lewis
Schroeder and Miss Artie Carter, Rev
Thos. Hambly officiating.
Mr.. #. NJ Nye of Lake City, Michi
gan, visited friends in this vicinity the
past week.
Mrs. r. w. Babcock and daughter
visited relatives and friends at Mt
Vernon and Columbus the past week
/ Mr.. George Shipley of Oak Park, Ill.
| visited at the home of Mr.. F. G. Mali
the past week.
J Mrs, Mary Penick visited relatives
at Martinsburg and also at Utica tn,
past week.
The address The Man of Faith
given by Rev, Friend l. Johnson at tn,
( Methodist church in Fredericktowl
= last Sunday evening is reported as be
ing of exceptional merit.
| Mr. Murray Trowbridge visited MI
and Mrs. Ben McCracken at Newarl
+. the past week.
{ Mr.. Ben McCarron of Waterford i
Y planning to move to Georgia sool
4 where he expects to find farming con
<. ditions more to his liking. He will
hold a sale on October 26th afte
{ which he will take his family to tn
. new Southern home.
[ \Dr. j. ID. Varney and family o
Greenfield We're entertained on Satul
4 day and Sunday by Mr., and Mrs
| Charles Jones.
t Elder G. V. McBroom will preach a
S the Sparta A. G. church next Sunda
+ Miss Lucy Grill of Newark, Ohio
visited her sister, Mrs. Thos. Popham
+ in this place the past week.
+ Miss Pearle Withrow, Mrs. ia
Duke and Miss Anna Castner were MI
Y Vernon visitors on Tuesday last.
t Mr.. Dan Brown was visitor il
S Chicago the past week.
e Mrs, ]. II. Dean entertained the We
r mems Home and Foreign Missionar
Society of the Presbyterian church o.
;, Wednesday afternoon of this week.
Mrs. IL. Il. Sewers of Chicago wa
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. 20
|. man the Dast week