The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-22

j. M. Howard on Sunday last
Mrs. ID. A. McClukion of Cleveland,
Ohio, visited with her sister, Mrs. j
M. Johnson in this place the past
week.
Miss Elizabeth Smith of Chester
vile, was guest of Miss Geneva
SHETLAND on Saturday last.
Mrs. j. G. Johnson entertained last
Friday in honor of her sister, Mrs.
McClukion of Cleveland the following
being present: Mrs. Bigbee, Mrs. w.
B. Herendeen, Mrs. VIM. Blackburn
and Mrs. s. w zent.
Mr.. H. e. Neptune of Perrysville,
o., was calling on friends in this place
on Tuesday of this week.
The work on the new band stand
was resumed on Monday. The base
of the structure was completed just
in time to be used on Labor day and
since then has been delayed while
waiting for the manufacture of the
cement blocks for the posts. 1t is
soon so the band can get out Saturday
evenings and give concerts before
the cold weather sets in.
Mrs A. II. Fox visited with Mrs.
Oscar Miller and Mrs. ID. B. Grubb at
Vernon on Friday last
Mrs. Sara Mann of Mt Vernon
visited with her nephew. Mr.. Aylette
Cook, the past week.
Mr. b. l.. SHETLAND and Mr.. A. F.
| Stauffer of Mt Vernon visited with
Mr.. William Swetland one day last
week
Rev. G. l.. Lewis attended the M. e.
conference at Mansfield last week.
Mr.. Mac Turner and family visited
relatives and friends at Newark the
past week.
Mr.. Mark Hannkins was a visitor at
Butler on Monday.
Mrs. William Bird of Centerburg
visited with her brother, Mr.. Charles
Robertson, the past week
Miss Jennie Post visited with her
father at Croton few days the past
week
Mr.. Chester Lewis went to Upland,
Ind, last week to take position in
the public schools there.
| Mr.. K E. Farmer and family visited
relatives in Centerburg several days
the past week
Rev. Carpenter and daughter, Jen-
ME of st. Marys, H., visited friends
in this vicinity the past week.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Merle II.
Sorge, on the 10th, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyle Gable went TO
Columbus last week where the for
mer will enter the Ohio State univer-
sity to take a course of pharmacy
They expect to be away about two
| years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Matthews and
daughter, Dorothy, of Detroit, Mich,
ad Miss Rita Kanaga, of Cleveland,
have been the guests of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John /. Kanaga.
Mr.. Frank Winget visited Mr.. c. A.
Briggs in this place last week.
Mr.. j. c. Cook was in Newark on
business on Monday and at Columbus
on Tuesday of this week.
| Miss Anna b. Love formerly of this
place was married on August 81, to
Mr.. Henry B. Keefer at the home OF
the bride in New Philadelphia, o.
Arrangements are being made by
| Fredericktown to dedicate the new
band stand in the park as soon as 1t
! Is completed. A band concert will be
given and speeches and other features
| by local talent and lawn fete in the
park at the same time will make 1t
quite an interesting occasion
Mrs. Sarah Nimmons and daughter
of Shelby, Ohio, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. ID. NJ Brumbach the past
week.
Miss Jennie Ball is visiting with
friends at Pavonia, Ohio, this week.
Miss Warren Love of Warren, Ohio,
Is visiting Miss Matte Love in Fred
ericktown.
Mr.. c. j. Lowell visited friends in
Pennsylvania this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ED Berry of Cleveland
are the guests of friends and rela-
tives here this week.
Mr.. Charles Auten last Saturday
purchased the William Robinson resi-.
dence on High street paying $1S50
Mr., Nelson bought the house occupied
by Mr.. l., II. Brentlinger paving $115O
for the property.
Mr.. Earl Howes of Buffalo, N. Y,
was the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. p Howes in Fredericktown
last Saturday and Sunday
Mr., James Ralston formerly an EN-.
ploye in the Free Press office, has
been honored with a promotion to
assistant in the high school at Utica
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