The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-04-07
.eturned home the past week.


Miss Hermie Reynolds and Miss
Laura Brentlinger were Columbus Wis
itors last week
Miss Hazel McCutchen, who is at
tending Wooster University visited
her parents in this place the past
week.
Mrs. Harry Parker and daughter of
Youngstown, Ohio, visited friends
here the past week.
The Methodist Brotherhood held a
special meeting on Friday night to
plan for lecture course also lay
mans banquet.
Mr.. Fred Crowell, one of the former
proprietors of the Johnson e Crowell
Implement Company of this place,
moved his family to Columbus the
past week. Mr.. Crowell is now as
ISOLATED with the Johnston Harvester
Company. His many friends here are
very sorry to lose Mr.. Crowell and
his family, but all speak words OF
highest commentator and best wish
es for his future success in his new
home.
Miss Esther Hole spent her vaca-
ton with her parents at Salem, Ohio.
A considerable damage was done by
the wind storm that struck this locali-
ty last week. West of town many
roofs were blown off, old buildings
knocked down and trees blown over.
| Mr.. T. B. Auten had a valuable steel
windmill and tower completely des-
troyed, two large windows and one
small one in the Neptune house in the
Foote addition were smashed and con-
siderable damage done to things in
side the house.
Rev. Thomas Hambly attended the
District Ministerial Association held
at Galena, Ohio, ON Wednesday and
| Thursday.
A Denominational Laymen's Ban.
quet will be held at the parlors Of the
Methodist church in this place on
Tuesday, pril 18th, to which all the
laymen and their families of the Fred
ericktown church and other churches
of this charge are invited. Return
missionaries and Others will be pres
ent to address the meeting. The
Foreign Missionary Society will serve
the banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler OF Colum.
bus and Mr.. and Mrs. White of Crest
line, Ohio, were in Fredericktown the
past week called here by the death OF
| the ladies' mother, Mrs. Weston.
Miss Nellie Morgan, senior at OBJ
erln college, visited relatives here the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Workman of Mt
Vernon were guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A II. Fox on Saturday
last
Mrs. j. G. Johnson and daughter
Miss Eula, were in Columbus on Sat
urday last.
Mr.. G. b. Taylor was on the sick
list a few days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Brown of Anlt
enytown visited relatives here on
Thursday last
Mr.. Charles Briggs moved into the
house recently vacated by Prof. II. A
Knox.
Mr.. Wilson Bradrick was in Butler
on Sunday evening last and addressed
a temperance meeting there.
Mr.. Charles Hyatt moved into the
Harrison Morgan residence the past
week
Mrs. w. ]. Weekley of Chesterville
visited her daughter, Mrs. Harry Fox
in this place last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Johnson are re
joicing over the birth OF fine boy
on Thursday last.
The following petition with 237 sig
natures was sent to Butler Sunday
through the instrumentality OF the
Woman's Temperance Union of this
place. Thus endeavoring to let the vot
ers OF Butler know how the residents
of Fredericktown felt on the liquor
question, also hoping to influence ant
strengthen some weaker brother tC
do right.
I'VE, the undersigned citizens ol
Fredericktown, irrespective of sex ol
church would respectfully ask the vot
ers of the town OF Butler to vote dry
at your coming election.
1--WE ask this not only for the sake
of the men and boys Of Butler but fol
the sake of the men and boys of Fred
ericktown.
I'm doing this you will carry out the
beautiful teachings, DO all the goot
you can to all the people you can, al
all times, and all places"
The High school of Fredericktowr
also the seventh and eighth grades