The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-06
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atF. t1dITy N. hiu6 VI CchlticS Wdoh ,
came Saturday to visit relatives in
Knox county going first TO Mt Yer
non ana then to Fredericktown, where
he visited with his nephew, DR.. G. II.
Wright, and family Mr. King came to
Chicago to buy goods for his large
clothing house Sunday morning. Mr.
King gave a very interesting talk to
the Baptist Sunday SCHOOL, he being
greatly Interested In that work and
being teacher of class of sixty young
people in his home city.
Mrs. Jane Isenbise, aged rs year,
died on Thursday night of last week
at O'Clock from typhoid fever, at
her home on AnkenytOwn. She was a
widow and living alone The funeral
was held Sunday at 10 o'clock at the
residence and interment at North Lib
,erty. She was a member of the Breth.
rem church.
Mr.. Amos Craft, aged GO years, died
at the residence of his sister, Mrs.
Amanda Bigbee at o'clock Sunday
night. The body was shipped Monday
TO Indiana where burial will take
place.
MIR. John Booth moved from the
Charles Ewers place to place south
of Fredericktown.
DIR. c. II. Wright on Monday en-.
larged his laboratory.
Mr.. Grant Phillips OF Appleton, Wis,
visited friends in this vicinity last
week.
Mr.. John Diehl of Mt. Vernon, was
the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Watson
the past week.
Mr.. and Mira. A. l.. Martin of North
Mansfiell, were visiting ut Frederick
McCarron's from Wednesday to Friday
of this week.
Mrs. Hamilton and Miss Elsie Yer.
coe of Columbus were guests at the
heme of Mrs Xantha ireland the past
week.
Mrs. Stillwell visited friends in
Mansfield last week.
Miss Mary DeBolt went to Hiram last
week where she will take four years
course.
tied with her mother, Mrs. Elmyrf
Swartz, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gilber of Mt
Liberty visited at the home OF DAME
Burholder one day last week.
Mr. l.. Roby and daughter, Miss
Mona, went Saturday to Carroll count,
for two weeks visit.
Mr.. George Long and family moved
from the Jay Dixon farm on Monda!
TO farm on the Columbus road.
Mr.. and Mrs Hoy Jacobs who ar
employed at the Anders Restauran
are away on two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Milton lowering is having ney
roof put on his residence,
Mr.. Del Hathaway was on the sicl
list the pask week.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Keenan, move,
TO Mt. Vernon on Tuesday of thi
week.
Miss IIfiie Bumpus of Mt. Vernol
visited her sister Mrs. Charles Harr
last Thursday and Friday and attend
sd the Rebekah convention.
Mrs A. H. Fox visited her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. r d. Brown at Ankeny
town on Sunday last.
Mrs, Emerson Grubb OF Mt. Verno
twas guest of Mrs. J. A. Steinmet
Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs James Johnson enter
tanned at Sunday dinner Mr.. and Mrs
G. 10, McCutchen and family and Nj
and Mrs, James Withrow and family.
Nr. and Mrs James Wise vlsite
relatives In Newark last week.
Mrs, r. c. McClelland entertaine
the ladies missionary society OF tn
Presbyterian church on Tuesday @
this week.
Mr.. Levi Ireland who has been ira,
elling In Arkansas and Louisiana r,
turned 10 Fredericktown the pas
week.
Mr.. e. d. Rinehart and family VIII
have been visiting relatives In thi
place returned TO their home In Jael
-s0nville, Fla, the past week.
Mrs. NJ II. Lafever visited wit
friends at Columbus the past week.
Mr.. Earl j. Barnhart started thi
week for Phoenix, Arizona, to accer
a position there as time keeper for n
irrigation company.
Miss Adella Hosaok who spent tn
past month as the guest of Mr., an
airs. C. NJ Wright of Toledo, Ohio, r.
turned home last week.
Postmaster w. b. Johnson was
Columbus on business the first Of III
week.
Mr.. l.. j. Duke and family visite
with friends IN Newark on Saturda
and Sunday last