The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-13
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Mr. Harry e. Brown spent several
Gays 1t Dayton, Ohio, last week.
Mr.. William Auten. of Akron, Ohio, |
visited Fredericktown friends the past
few weeks.
Mrs. +. F. Hosack and daughter,
Marian, visited with friends in Gam.
bier the past week.
Mrs. Ethel Lee and daughter Flor.
ence, of Mt. Gilead, were the guests of
Mrs. Anna Purdy, the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Barrett, who
have been visiting relatives at Fair.
view, Ohio, returned home the past
week.
Wilmot Taylor returned from De
sroit, Mich, the past week, where he
had been visiting relatives.
Miss Seville Phillips visited her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Arm
strong, near Ankenytown, the past
week.
Mr.. Guy Scoles teaches at the Eagle
Grove schools this coming year, be-
ginning on MONDAY last.
Mrs. W. II. Fry entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hall and a couple Of days
the past week.
Rev. II. NJ. Noble, pastor of the Pres
byterian church preached an excellent
sermon at the union park service on
Sunday evening, taking as his theme
- oi nf Ia t.ti m
ious. He says that too many suppos-
edly Christian people have not re.
ceived their sight, as shown In their
exclusiveness and Indifference to the
welfare of their neighbors, and urged
all to seek the vision that will give
them the true discerning sight. The
meeting was well attended
Mrs. Ora Leedy and daughter Miss
Dorothy, of Ashland, Ohio, visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Phillips, the past
week.
Mrs. M r. Beck and son, who have
been away the past three weeks visit.
ing relatives and friends at Ann ArbOr,
Detroit and Three Rivers, Michigan,
returned home on Friday last.
Mrs. Guy Ewers and son and Mrs. A.
II. Fox went to Hartford on Monday
for q weeks visit with relatives.
Mr.. s. s. Barre and family visited
with friends at Clifton, Xenia and
Springfield, the past week.
Mr.. William Monnett has been In
Mt. Vernon the past few weeks taking
treatment for his eyes
The public schools in this place be.
gan their years work on Monday
morning with a good attendance both
from the town and surrounding coun.
try. II was feared that the repairs tO
be made In the furnishings would act
be completed In time, but no delay
was occasioned thereby Two of the
rooms have been re-seated with ad
Unstable seats and four good coal fur
naces have taken the place OF the gas
and Il Ii expected that no matter how
cold the weather there will be no less
Of time this winter on account OF be
1ng unable to warm the rooms AZ here
tofore. The teachers in charge this
year are Prof. Il. ID. Kissner, Mr.. +
~. ThOrnburg, Mrs. A. r.. Winters
Miss Hazel s. Hedge, Miss Ula NJ
johnson, Miss Esther Boner, Mr.. II. A
Knox. Miss Anna Hyatt, Miss Gertrude
James, and Miss Fannie DeVoe. Th'
members Of the Board OF Education
are Dr. Il. V. Ackerman. l. II. Frizzell
Mr. Fred Levering, Mr.. John Dagu'
and Mr.. Dug Rinehart,
Mr.. A. G. Huddle was called TO Go
lumbus Sunday to take charge OF tn
body OF Miss Louisa B Kirk, who die,
at the State Hospital Sunday mornin
from pneumonia at the age of sixty
five years The body was brought &
the home of her sister, Mrs. A. {
Tuesday. Miss Kirk had been at tn
hospital since last April She In SUI
vived by her sister, one brother frOn
New Castle. Ind. who was present a
due IuueThl, anu nUIlDtT Oh OIHt
relatives.
Mrs. J. +. Amos, who has been Wis
iting relatives In Indiana, returne
home with her daughter on Tuesda
evening.
Mrs. Ethel Stewart OF Newark, o
visited with her uncle. Mr., Georg
Harr0d, the past week.
Mrs. Anna Taylor OF Chesterville |
= guest nj the home OF her cousin
Mrs. Rachael Sprague.
Mrs. r., II, Struble Is visiting wit
friends In Chesterville. this week,
We clip the following news iten
from the Battle Creek Daily Journal
0f Battle Creek, Michigan:
W, s. Cummings, a guest at tn
Sanitarium, called at the Journal oi
nee yesterday afternoon to learn tn
result OF the vote In his own state
Ohio. lie stood at the window over