The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-04
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Home Laundry changed hands. DR..
w. II. Kenwell, who recently pur-
chased the business, resold the laun-
dry and business to Kinney & Mich
,pias who will continue the enterprise
ON n larger scale under the firm name
of the French Dry Cleaning Works.
These young men will take care OF
the laundry business having ordered
larger and more up-to-date machinery
for the work. The business will be
continued at the old stand in the
Bank Hotel block. They also an
snounce that they will take care OF all
the family wash that is brought to
them. The people of Fredericktown
should appreciate having an enter
prise of this kind and give these men
their undivided patronage. Those who
have had difficulty in finding place
to get their family washing done at
reasonable price will especially APP
preciate this feature.
Mr.. Bert Vail, Mr.. W. NJ. Dill, Miss
Grace Beany and Miss Edna Iolman,
chaperoned by Mrs. Loren Zolman,
will take a weeks outing at Rogers
Lake starting there on Monday last
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Dill, who made
a trip TO Washington and other places
in the West are expected home this
week.
Mr.. Frank f. Kirby and family of
Mt. Vernon, were at the home OF MS
mother in this place on Sunday last.
Mr.. Willis E. Chilcote attended the
Board of Health convention at CleVe'
land and visited several days there,
also at Wooster and Shreve. He was
accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter.
Attorney p. i. Wilkins and wife
visited friends in this place on Sunday
last.
Mr.. Lawrence Fidler Is remodeling
his residence, making it an up'to-date
home in every respect.
Mr.. Il. j. Blackburn has enlarged
his garage in this place so he can take
care OF the increasing automobile bus
mess.
A delightful song service was given
by the churches in the park last Sun
day evening. The weather was fine
for such an outdoor meeting and a
large number took advantage of the
occasion. The Fredericktown band
accompanied the singing. On account
OF the rains the past few Sundays
these outdoor meetings have been inn
possible and a number of the band
boys were absent from town this time
because OF former disappointments,
making the representation a little
light on this occasion. However the
boys did their best and are to be com
mended for making the sacrifice.
Next Sunday II Is promised that the
choirs of all churches VIII be organ
ized into one big choir and that a
definite program OF sacred music will
be prepared for the occasion Tell
your friends to come out and enjoy
something worth while
Mrs. j. S. Hess and Miss Luba Hess
visited the formers daughter, Miss
Martha, at Lakeside last week.
Brent Denman has been spending
the past week with his grandparents
at Marion.
Miss Ethel Steinmetz who has been
taking a weeks vacation, visited with
friends at Mansfield few days and
returned to her work at the j. II
Dsnman store on Monday.
Mr.. Earl Willetts and Mr.. Earl Kun
Skle went to Columbus on Monday last
10 begin course in the Columbus col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Dickson were
guests OF their daughter Mrs. j. II
Denman, on Sunday last
DR.. and Mrs. A. Ogan of Marion
were guests at the home of Mr., and
Mrs j. w. Anders the past week.
MISS Pauline Kinsell of New Mexi
co, visited relatives In this place the
past week,
Mr.. IL. s. Taylor and daughter Mrs
Ada Bryant, were Columbus visitors
last week.
Mrs. s. Lapoint of Dresden, o., and
Mrs. p. j. O'Brien and children oI
Ciarksburg. w. Va, who We're guests
at the home of Mr., and Mrs. o. j
Lowell returned to their homes the
past week
Mrs. MaIinda Spicer and MIR. Johr
Frayel took in the excursion TO San
duslxy Sunday
Mrs. Ellen Craft left this place las
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. Jes
Porch OF Mansfield Ohio
The sixth annual reunion of th'
zolman family will be held August 26
iR Leander Stockdale's grove,
Miss Velma and Ethel Spicer wer,
visitors In Mt Vernon from Saturda,
tili Monday.
The Knox County w. c. r. u. viii
award diamond medal to the bes