The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-06

ben More daley )...........5 b DI
Time-2:34; 2:37k; 2:37h.
Class c Trot
Lady Oliver (Ewers) ........
Mary r. (Shrack) ...... ...... 2
Time-3:O2, 800.
Class D Pace
o. G. B. (Buckmaster). .......1 /
American Boy Lucas). ......4 2
Keno Dillard Deem .....2 3 8
Rex (Parmenter). ....... .....3 dr
Babe Elect (Phillips) ..5 DIR
Time-2:531s; 2:44; 2:45.
The following prizes were awarded
Glass A LIST $500 robe; End SO bride /;
3rd 81 whip Class B, 1st So blanket /;
End SO bride; 3rd 81 bandages. Glass
c, 1st S. blanket; End $3.50; 3rd 81
Glass d LIST IS blanket; End $3.50 horse
brush; 3rd 81 whip.
There were perhaps over IL hundred
people on the grounds and the en-.
thusiasm ran high all the time. The
following were judges on this occa.
sion: Starter, Mr.. Seymour Cooper;
judges, Mr.. John Lewis, Mr.. Ray Hull
Mr.. Frank Boner; timers, Mr.. c. b.
Taylor, Mr.. Charles Clark.
Miss Margaretta Walker, of Detroit
Michigan, who has been visiting with
Mrs. Thos. Ryan in this place. re.
turned home on Sunday last.
Celcus Condor of Mt. Vernon, is
here visiting with his grandmother
Mrs. Bribble.
The Baptist Ladies' Missionary SO.
ciety Of this place met with Mrs. Har.
ry Croft on Thursday afternoon.
Miss Emma Ridenour of 1onia, Michi.
gan, is visiting with friends and rela.
tives in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Blackburn went
to Mansfield on Monday to take in the
Labor Day celebration there and visit
with relatives.
Mr.. Clarence Darling and Mr.. Paul
Adams returned from California on
Friday last.
Mrs. !. Cuenot entertained her moth.
er, Mrs. Wright, and sister and fami.
ly from Warsaw, Ohio, the past week
Mrs. e. A. Poorman and daughter
Ethel, visited with her sister, Mrs. AL
Rinehart in the country the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Fribley came
from California the past week to visit
friends in Fredericktown and were
guests at the home Of Mr.. Fred Simons
on Monday.
Mrs. Carl Whitney and daughter, of
Indianapolis. Ind, came Friday to visit
with her mother, Mrs. Marion Potter
and other relatives and friends In
Fredericktown.
Mr.. Clarence Stine, of Roseville, O.,
Is visiting at the home of Mr.. Lew
Brentlinger and Mr.. Charles Harry in
this place this week.
Word was received here last Friday
morning that Mrs. Arthur Kirby, who
has been an invalid for number OF
years, had died at the county infrm-
ary at $3.50 a. IN. The body was
brought to Fredericktown Friday after.
noon and funeral services were held
at the Baptist church on Monday aft.
ernoon, Rev. ID. NJ. PRESLEY officiating.
lnterment in Forest ceemtery. The
deceased was So years old at the time
OF her death and is survived by her
husband.
A number OF Fredericktown men
attended the Progressive state con-
vention at Columbus on Wednesday
and Thursday OF this week.
Misses Madge and Myrtle Wells, OF
Fredericktown. visited with their
grandfather, Mr.. James Huggins, at
Bloomfield, last week.
Mrs. Lydia Sargent Of this place, en-.
tertained Mrs. Nancy Price of Ankney-
town, and Mrs. Frank Lonehart of
Belleville, the 29th inst.
Mrs. Anna Purdy has gone to Mans
field to visit her niece. Mrs. Lee. :
Mr.. Harlon Months Of Akron is WIS.,
ting with relatives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lois ID. Auten of Kel-
logg, Iowa, are visiting with friends