The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-20
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Of Lincoln are the pieces purchased
recently. In the past two years sew
eral new pictures have also been pur-
chased by means OF funds made by en-
tertainments given by the school.
Lille DeBolt was compelled to with
draw from school because of iii health.
She was a member Of the Senior class.
The following program will be rem
dered by the Lincoln Literary Society
at their next meeting:
Songs by the school.
Recitations-Leland Ebersole, Hoy
Bishop, Edith Ewers, Delpha Brown,
Edna Hare.
Declamations--Edwi Overly, Ralph
Tucker.
Essay-Helen Croft.
Orations - Lamar Kanaga, Mary
Ridenour.
Piano solos--Mattie Burns, Florence
Ely.
Local events-Gertrude Grossman,
Current events-Albert Boggs.
Original stories - Helen Albright,
Lenah Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Kinney enter
tanned at dinner Monday in honor of
their 14th anniversary Mr.. and Mrs.
H. w. Bradrick, 1t also being Mr.. Brad.
rick's birthday.
Mr.. Moses Blackburn went to
Springfield on Tuesday to spend sew
eral days visiting friends there.
Mr.. W. s. Cummings has sold the
corner lot on High street to Mr.. Jay
Adams.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Harry
E. Brown entertained her Sunday
school class. Refreshments were
J served. The following were present
at this function: Ida Hopkins, Eva
Kinney, Katherine Dague, Dee Tyson,
BERTHE Johnson, Margaret Speaks, Ina
? Blackford
Mrs. M. J. Galleher and daughter
: Cora, were guests at the home of the
formers brother Mr.. Alex Levey, the
r past week. Mrs. Galleher is moving
4 from Pittsburg to Mt. Vernon.
t At the election of officers at the La
dies Aid Society of the Methodist
( church the following were chosen for
4 the ensuing year:
President-Mrs. Grace Andres.
D First Vice President-Mrs. Jennie
: Ball.
a Second Vice President-Mrs. NJ. P.
Howes.
e Secretary-Mrs. H. s. Darling.
:, Treasurer-Mrs. G. H. Bartlett.
The revival services continue to i'm.
e. prove in interest. Last Sunday even
!, ing union service of all the churches
at the Presbyterian church filed the
e house to its fullest capacity. Rev
e wilkins is an able and interesting
/. speaker and a leader among men and
l. will be the means of doing great good
e in this village.
Mr.. ]. B. Foote was in Chicago fol
e several days last week on business.
Mrs. e. A. Poorman and daughter
g. Ethel, were Mt. Vernon visitors one
s day recently.
= Mrs. M. X. Potter and Mrs. R. C
Clark were visiting in Mt. Vernon or
y Friday.
II Miss Almeda Dyer of Mt. Vernon
y and Mrs. Ellery Poorman of this place
visited their brother Mr.. SandforC
r Dyer and wife, south of town, on las
n Saturday.
D. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Rine have moved
into the house they recently pur
e chased of Mr.. d. M. Brumbach on Firs
Y, street.
J. Guy Hunter and wife have moved
to Mt. Vernon, where Guy has posi-
,r ton with Davidson's cab line.
a. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Love entertained
p their sister Mrs Galleher, and daugh
Of ter Miss Cora, on Sunday. The ladie
are moving from Pittsburg to Mt. Ver
t. non.
rs Mr.. Chas. Gilchrist and family o
S. Kansas, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gee
e. Muller.
lie Mrs. Alpheus Can't mas returne'
from Bedford, where she has been TO
k several weeks with her daughter Mrs
m Orange Struble.
ID Mr.. E. B. Lewis formerly of thi
place will be editor of the new Socia
s. ist paper that has been launched i
al Columbus.
q. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Dean and sol
st and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Wagner an
IN daughter, were entertained at tn
al. home of ]. S. Roby and wife on las
ry Sunday.
Chas. Harry was the guest of hi
ng sister Mrs. w. G. Miller of Newarl
an on Tuesday.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Taylor Of Blu
"a lar uara onactc of Mr. and Mrs Fa