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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28

She leaves four children Robert a.
Gibbons. of Har.isonburg william \
Gibbons, OF Roanoke Mrs. Fannie y.
Davis OF kounoke. ana Mrs William
h. Yancey, 90 Harrisonburg She was
a. member OF the McGaheysyillo Moth
odist Church. She belonged to IN.
Kemper family and spent her life in
East Rockingham on the Shenandoah
River The family is 4 prominen, one.
David Maiden.
Special to The Times Dispatch.l
Harrisonburs. Va, August 97.-Da-
via Maiden eighty-iour years old. a
former mag stratc OF Sionewan Dis
trict, is dead at Swif, Run ROCKING
ham County. lie was highly re-
spected c.tilen and leaves mis- widow
who was Miss Amanda Baugher. "a
brother, John II. Maiden. OF swift
Run, and sister. Mrs Jerry Cook,
at Furnace.
Mrs. jamie VI. Payne.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch
charlottesville. VA. August 27.-
Mrs. jamie NJ Payne, wife OF william
r. Payne. local employe OF tho
Chesapeake ana Ohio Railway. died
yesterday after distressing illness
of three weeks. She was before mar
riage Miss jamie NJ IIaden. daugh-
ter OF the late NJ H. Haden. OF Ewing
ton, eighteen miles south OF Lynch
burg. Besides her husband and in
FAINT. She IS survived by her mother
and one sister. Miss Mary Louisa Ia-
den. Tho romans were taken TO
Evington for interment
T.. A. Perry.
Especial to The limes-D Dispatch
Charlottesville. Va. August 27.-E
\. Perry, aged seven,y-six. one of thu
Oldest residents OF Charlottesville
died At an early hour this morning
at tho homo of his daughter. Mrs.
Hattie Coley. In Atlanta Ga. follow
ing a stroke OF paralysis The fun
efal and intcrment will take place in
Atlanta Mr.. Perry was native OF
Baltimore. Mr. Perry married Miss
Hattie Terrell. sister of y. 4. Ter
rell, of this city. She survives with
I'VE children-Mrs. May Smith. wife
Of Rev. Bernard y Smith. pastor OF
the Christian Church at Kinston. y
c.; MIS-. Hattie coley OF Atlanta,
Eugene A. Perry. OF Hot Springs
Ryan Perry. of Washington, d. c.. and
Randolph Perry, of this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
GOVERNOR AT STATE FARM
Takes Look Mt New Prison ond sees
Heavy Rain


governor Mann. with tho members of
Penitentiary. except /. 7. Schcrer paid
a visit to the State Prison farm in
Toochland County Yesterday. some
iaNorlhs rains have put the crops there
IN iair condition. and the Governor
eNpressed himself as pleased with the
condition OF things
The personal appeals or prisoners
heretofore feature OF these visits
are no longer permitted
\ new prison IS being built at tho
iarm 20 by 200 feet designed 10 no.
coinmodate 250 convicts I, is OF col,
crete Tn. trim OF Inspection over tbe
during the afternoon. pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
DEATH OF VETERAN
OF MEXICAN WAR
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
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- pa. 90 ltt 4lt4tS- ~ = pa ten.
Onancock. Va. August e7.--Samuel
J. Lam5den, the only Mexican war
veteran on the shore. died to-day at
the home Of his daughter. Mrs. Frank
s.. West Of nnrmities incident to old
age. having PASSED his eighty-soventh
birthday August = Mr. I.amhden was
born near pocomoke City. Md. ana
was page IN tho Maryland senate
for a number or years. He was on a
visit to relatives at Fort Worth Texas.
when war was declared with Mexico.
fic enlisted ana served through thu
whole war Under General Zachary
Always faithful to the memory of
lis commando ne mad picture Of
the general hung In his bedroom
Mr. Lambden married Miss sallie Nor
rill. and after her death her sister,
Miss Mary Merrill. both Of Pocomoke
city. After the death OF his second
wife he spent his time travelling In
the West for thirty years. 1t was "a S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28

No drugs 10 take. no body-ra clling
exercises. no starvation diet: no
sweating garments. no pills. oils,
cathartics. salts no medicines OF any
KIND. lost nay enormous weight in a
short time and have never been stout
since over TWO hundred thousand
grateful customers proclaim my treat
ment perfection I'm army Of one
time rat m"n and women rejoice a.
the reduction my treatment gave
them ! am planning to retire to pri-
vate life. and this is your last chance
10 receive an offer free. so YOU may
start AT once to reduce. $4,000 IN
Ash If FAIL. to prove my druglcss
treatment auNihing but safe. quick
apd harmless lu Fat reduction Don't
wait uutil tomorrow. write to-day for
NY FREE BOOK containing all par
ilculhrs aud JET me send YOU all | Offer
free.
NIuJOisIs HAMILTON.
Suite 1913 Drecht bldg. Denver. Col.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
STORM FATAL TO THREE.
Cleveland visited by Fierce Chic Of
Wind and Rain.

ClevelAnd. ONO. August 2I.-Three
people lost their lives during terrific
wind and rain storm that swept over
the city yesterday. Vlrsn Bellows.
twenty irree ono Of party aboard
the yacht Red Head was Knocked over
board by swinging boom ana drown
cd Michael Sher. forty years old. was
struck down in his bedroom by a bolt
OF lightning as lie closed window.
John Muln.N. s.xty-six. was killed by
lightning on his way to work
Trees were blown down ana much
property loss suffered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
TAFT FOLLOWERS WIN
Roosevelt Leaders Asked to Move Into
Indcpc nhcnI CnImmn.

Iopeka, han.. AUGUST 2L-Taft fol-
party council here to-day when a res
olution was adopted. 40 to B. In the
committee nskins the Roosevelt lead
ers 10 resign from the Republican
ticket and move into the independent
column for the general election VIII
liam Allen White, national commit
teeman for tho Progressive party in
Kansas announced this action meant
practically a third party state ticknt
Tor Kansas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28

SNeTIN y y kem0 q llonrloo county
VIII take q party % between sixty and los
members from tie sunaAy schco 81 Mont
rose Psesbyterian Church 70 rores. Mn
farii Cog lien!e to-fay Sheriff i5rn4n :
superintendent o. iho school ana bcslacs
pilioiatinr ~ iis reEr'ar sessions oiu con.
duft the pleasure excursion fe-dav TIE
Young people wii - go TIE pnrk 'n tlvo ape
eau ears ana w-N spend 'hc aay 'Ae-e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28

Ashland, Va, August 27-AIiss Eliza.
beth Rehecca spalding d,ed .,
clock this morning in the hone Of
Miss Marion IS. Fisher after woek {
Illness She is survived bv several
sisters anous them Miss Frances
-phldne ~ Ashland The remains
will Doe taken To Norfolk on Wedues-
daN morning and the in,erment win
he made there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
OPERATION ON DR.. FREEMAN
state Omcinl Reported I'm Serious Com
hitIOn nt ChmrlntIcsNIllr

Or. Allen w. Freeman. Assistant
state Health Commissioner. was oper.
ated on for appendicitis Monday night
AZ the jefferson Hospital Charlottes-
vile He stood tho operation well. and
was reported last evening s ,mprov-
ms.
II is recognized however. that hi
condition is serious for there are com
plications which VIII require draining
OF tho wound
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
Italian club to Hcnr cond,oo,n.

= -a.e!Iatea Tor tNa AdministratIva
t t3taJs VIII address the Italian CLUB Of
night in Fraternity Hall The club
Whicn mas now enrolled nearly ali ne
ia Ian Americans OF the CITY mn,
pbe syd nearly 500 voters. expects to
that OF a month ago when ~. ~. "a a
dates FOR Congress smoke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
&Nz@s. .sxr &
MEET AT FOREST HILL
First Regiment VIII Do battle with
Fierce Redskins

for desperate battle Including a
night attack at Forest Hni Park
Thursday night The various lodges Of
Ned Men in the citx will unto in their
ni;tee has invited Company =. of The
FIRST Regiment. TO furnish the spec
tacular features at night
1t is planned TO capture some eligi-
stake. including appropriate toruir,s
There viii he an attack on tho camp
ana some shooting. Captain A. r.
Cousins arranged with the committee
last night who is TO be killed
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Mrs. Mary A. Travers.
Mrs. rnnn,c I<cmpcr Gibbons.

ISpccial 70 Tho Timcs-Dispatch.
IIarrisonburg. Va August 81
Mrs. Fannie Kcmpor Gibbons. eighty
two years old. widow OF Robert y.
Gibbons died yesterday. after stroke
OF paralysis suffered the day before.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
operate on Mr. scherer ro-,lorrou

u mas oeeN dotermlned q operate
on Luther J. Scherer general claim
agent Of The chesareakc and ONO
Tomorrow Mr. Schcrer's fr1ra-fn,tg.
20 be up and out has has,ened tbo
operation which le for gallstoncs
Physicinns do hot believe thu resiilts
vll be serious
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28

'eoTee IindsoY. Tor yenrs Journal
clerk of the House of Delegates and
now conmlss!oner OF tho revenue for
Dlstrlet No. OF Norfols County. was
~ the city yesterday making his set
tiement with the Auditor OF Public &c.
cnu-ra -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28

IT. Goodlin. nine-teen- year old
youth was arrested Yesterday ny Pro-
baton oficersPoitiaux and wheaton
at the request Of his mother on tho
charge Of being lncorrigible 10 was
locked up 40 tho First Police station
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28

A DRIVE IN MOTOR SUITS
The styles that are going in
New York.
English models with raglan
sleeves OF Scotch mixtures, an
other in regular sleeves and
nOtched collar.
Others vaterprooied, in OK
lord, tan and olive.
Special styles with short belts
and big patch pockets, Gabar-
dine and London busters.
For the chauffeur also the
correct outfit.
New York style less the New
York profits.
Come and see.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28

touring party forty strong from
indianapolis Ind came 10 Richmond
last evening from Washington. aud
will spend to-day siFhtseeing Tho
party. which IS at Murnhy's viii Leave
on the boat tonight for Norfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28

Ne Itichmond Blues have Resumed
drills. under orders from Major Bovles
company = put on uniforms last night
ana went through tho manual Of arms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
OBITUARY
Mrs. Crlsmond Davenport.

Especial 10 The Times ispatchl
fredericksburg Va. August ~
Mrs. Crismond Davenport. of Quantico,
was brought 10 tho hospital here d few
Gays ago for treatment but her CON
dition was such that little relief could
be Afforded and she passed away to-
day. She was daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Urah Knight. OF Stafford County.
and was twenty one years Of age. She
IS survived by her parents, her hus-
land two brothers and seven sisters.
The body was taken TO her home in
Stafford County.
Funeral of DIR. Hatcher.
The body OF Dr. ". H. Hatcher who
died on Saturday at Fork Union. will
arrive I'm Richmond at 10 o'clock this
morning over the Chesapeake and Ohio
halfway. From the station It will he
taken to the Grace street Baptist
church. where 1t will lie In state from
II o'clock this morning to o'clock
this afternoon.
The funeral viii be conducted from
the church at O'Clock, and the burial
VIII take place in Hollywood.
Thomas j. Moncmrc.
Especial to The Times J. ispatch.l
Fredericksburg, Va, August 81
Hon. Thomas j Moncure. n member
of the Constitutional Convention ana
ono OF Stafford Countys most honored
citizens. died to-day at his home in
STAFFORD County near this city. as a
result OF an accident. in the eishtloth
year of his age. He was struck by
runaway horse with such force that
he lived but a short time after the
accident. He is survived ry two
brothcrs--Richard Moncure. Of near
WchmonG. Judge T.. c. Moncurc. Of
Bowling Green three sons-W. a.
Moncurc OF Philadelphia: state senator
f. c. l. Moncurc. OF Stafford. and Hon.
robinson Moncurc, OF Alexandria. He
had Il large family connection
NrS. Frances j.. Lawson.
iSpecia TO The Times Dispatch.
AlcNardria. VA. August 27.-Mrs
Frances l. Lawson. widow OF Josephus
Lawson, died yesterday afternoon at
the local hospital after a long illness.
She is survived by one son. Barton
Lawson, this city.
Mrs. Mary A. TraVers.
Spe cial TO The Times pispatch
Alexandria. Va. August 2i-Mrs.
Mary y. Travers. siXty-three years old.
wife OF Alon2o IL. Travers. died yestcr-
day afternoon at her home. $50 North
Henry street. Besides her husband she
is survived by eight children The
funeral Will take place at $50 o'clock
tomorrow morning from St Mary's
Catholic Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
Thomas j. lfoncnrc.
MrS. Frances y. Lnwaon.

ISUtrial % The Times -pispatcN.
AlcNnrdriG. VA. August 27.-Mrs.
Frances l.. Lawson. widow OF .Josephus
lawson died yesterday afternoon at
the local hospital after a long illness.
She is survived by one son. Barton
Lawson, this city
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-06-14
PLEASANT Tp. SCH IOLs

The following is the program for
the commencement Of the Pleasant
township schools to be held In the
Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian church on
Thursday evening, June q;
March-Mary Bone.
InvOcation--The Rev. o. II. New
comb.
Freedom and Patriotism-Sadie
Elizabeth Snyder.
The Curate on the Mulberry Tree
Bessie Ellen Mill.
What Might Have Been - Cleo
Hazel Wolfe.
Wishing Margaret Elizabeth Tai
mage.
Life's Battle-Edna Mae Warman.
Saved and Savior-Sarah Marie Nc.
Farland.
Casey at the Bat--Harold Fremont
Payne.
Education--Orral Kathleen Wolfe.
Class Address--The Rev. II. II.
Long.
Benediction The Rev. o. r. New
comb.
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A COME B4Ck
"WetS" 70 Use The |. And R. To
Knock Out Inc Rose Law
columbus JournaD

columbus JournaD
Since the assertion by temperance
forces that drys will be the first to
use the initiative and referendum, II
1t is ratified by the people when the
vote Is taken on the constitutional
amendment Sept. 3, 1t has developed
that vets may be the first to avail
themselves of the I. and X.
The first attempt to use 1t may be
to repeal the Rose county option law
through an act resembling the Dean
bill, beaten at two legislative ses-
sions, or the Fulton bill, giving cities
home rule on the liquor question.
The vote In counties made dry In
1908 and 1909 has been emphatic,
vets say, and proves the Rose county
option act Is unpopular In Ohio today.
They predict, II the state as whole
voted on 1t, the law would be knocked
out nearly two to one.
The majoritles in the rural counties
would be many times Offset. they say
by the tremendously large vote
which would be rolled up In counties
like Hamilton, Cuyahoga, Franklin
Lucas, Montgomery and Summit fol
repeal of the Rose law.
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Applicants 1t The Last
Teachers Examination

The following are the names q the
successful applicants at the last teach
crs' examination held In NJ. Vernon:
Elementary, one year-tiaz0 BAR.
Fora Beheler, Anna Lee Diacik, Nara
Bnrch, Madge Cassil, Olive OaStk. Has-
ell Daniels, Lille Deb0lt, Cora Faw.
cett, Mona Greer, Nettie GroasaaR.
Ona Hess, Margery Horton. Hulaiia
Hyatt Nora Mckay, Wilma Mayors.
Mildred Miller, Fora M0w(S01eSv.
Grace Murry, Mar jorie ParkesI IAartene Q
Rinehart, Theresa Rinehart. Gertrsde
Saunders Cora Smith, nellie Baow.
Daisy Webster, Clcggett Baker. Leon
Dunham. Oliver Farmer, Garrett Oreer.
Guy Moreland, Dean Roberts. Owen
Shuman, II. C. Venting. Narl Wclker.
Elementary, two years-7lulia Bell,
c. l.. Miller.
Elementary, three years-Anna Hy.
att, Edward Giflin.
High School, one year-Noyse Hays.
Special in Ag iculture-l0ufse Gas
sill, Daisy Gearhart. Edna Green, Bes
sic Strouse, Benton Horn. w. B. Moss.
holder.
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. MT. LIBERTY y.

Mrs. Harry Bricker, who has been
sick for some time, is still failing in
health.
Mrs. Mattos and Mrs. Daisy Cole
and children of Newark, Miss Odessa
Disbennett of Johnstown, Henry Nc
Farland and family of Mt. Vernon, and
Miss Josephine Tucker of Hedding
are visiting the families of Lee and
Fred Tucker here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Carle enter.
tanned one day last week the follow
ing: Mrs. Lucy II. Everts of Gallon,
Mrs. Amanda Ashbaugh OF Shelby, Mr..
and Mrs. John Weave Of Mt. Venom,
and NJ. and Ms. John Jackson Of Mt.
Venom r. F. ID. Z.
Mrs. ID. Butcher OF Mt. Vernon has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Cramer.
Helen Gaines and Martha Parsons
of Brink Haven are visiting w. v
Bradfeld and family.
VIM. Davis Of Trayer, Iowa, visited
II. II. Robertson and other friends here
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scarborough OF
Colorado are making an extended visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Blanche
Youngblood.
Mrs. Emma Hawkins of Toledo Is
visiting her father, Jonathan Tucker
Howard McBroom Of Rockbridge
Ed. McBroom Of Lancaster, and Boyd
McBroom and family Of Condit spen'
a few days with G. V. McBroom and
family recently.
Orlando Bird has gone to Logar
county to see his father, who is quite
old and feeble.
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Mt. ZION
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Rev. Sutton of Utica will preach at
Mt. Zion Saturday night, June %.
Mrs. Florence Miller of Martinsburg
spent Friday with Mr.. Clark SchooleI
and family.
Mrs. Sara. scoles of st. Louisville is
visitin.. relatives at this place.
Misses Faun and Olive Nichols
spent Sunday with Misses Bertha, Ger.
tina and, Ethel Van Wrinkle.
Mrs. John Wolfe and Mrs. Virgil
Wolfe spent Saturday in Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Cora Burch and children visit.
cd Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Schooler Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Johns Of near
Martinsburg spent Sunday with Mr..
George Harris and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nichols Of
Dusty Bottom are spending this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Elbert.
Mrs. ELLA Nichols and daughter
Olive spent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cochran of Bladensburg.
Mrs. Mary Flanagan Of Columbus
Ii visiting relatives here.
Mr.. John Wolfe made business
trip to Utica Monday.
Mr.. Thomas Bodle and daughter
Gladys spent Saturday night and Sun.
day with Mr.. George Underwood and
family of near Gambler.
Miss Harriet Hayden spent from
Friday until Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Schooler.
Mr.. Roy Scoles and family OF near
Gambler visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Scoles Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Van Wrinkle spent
Sunday at the home of Thomas Bodle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Morrow visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Van Wrinkle Sun
day.
Several from here attended Chill.
dren's services at Bladensburg Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Leo Donahey of Galena Is visit
ing relatives ut this place.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-06-14
REPORT
Of The Marliusburg Library
for Month Of Nay

(By Mrs. Jameson, C'brar1aW)
The following IL the report Of the
Martinsburg public library for tho
month of May:
These visiting the library froni
distance were: Mr.. NJ. G. Thomas, Mr.
Brewer OF Canton. Mr.. Baird. supcain-
tendent of the school OF Troy: Mr.
Dodd OF Delaware, DIR. DickesasOn. Mrs.
Little, Mrs. Dunlavy and MISS Leva
Dunlavy OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
Total number OF attendants. Sat.
Books donated, z.
Communication written, ~.
Number OF books and magasinos TAX
on out, 1872.
Considering the fact that tho library
Ia open but two hours each evening
since school closed. the interest and
attendance have been very pleasing.
Mr.. Silcott OF Mt. Vernon has kindly
sent the library another valuable do
nation. a copy Of the American Pioneer
published at Chillicothe. IN iBf2. This
viii be much enjoyed by all who are
Interested In the history k Ohio. The
trustees greatly appreciate the inter
est manifested by Mr.. Siicott.
The PEOPLE of the community have
kindly supported the library during
the past two years appreciMing the
fact that few homes contain libraries
adequate TO meet the demands OF the
present time. Hence u IL cheaper and
far better for each to give little time.
few dimes. some words Of encour-
agenent and thus maintain a library
suitable To meet the needs OF the
young from every home the rich and
the poor alike.
The first of the series Of Ice cream
festivals was well attended. The sec-
ond festival will be held IN the town
park Saturday evening, June ~. En-
Joy the ferreshments and sisI, the u
brary at this time
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George McCamment left Monday for
Wooster. O.. to attend the summer
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nichols, Mr..
Edward Moran. Miss Lorena Roney Of
Newark were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Andy Rine. Sunday,
Miss bertha Wilson IL the guest Of
Miss Ina Ross a few days this week.
Miss Casner. who has been conduct.
lug II millinery store here for the past
two months left Wednesday for New.
ark. enr0ute for her home near Trim
way
Miss Lucy Kidwell of Gambler visit.
edNMr. and Mrs, Blystone tho first of
the week
Mr.. Thomas Earleyw and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs, John
Mckee.
Miss Myrtle Mckee of Martinsburg
WIS the guest of Miss Gertha Nichols
over Sunday.
Mr.. Wright and Mr.. Graham of West
Carlisle called on the Misses Helen
lieft and Emma Casner Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winn Colgin of Hunts
station visited the latter's parents sun
day.
Miss Violet Scott il visiting her
niece, Mrs. 0rric Nethers, OF Gambler
Several Of our village have pur
chased new autos.
Mr.. David Hess aud Mira, Mary Ear
,eywine are very poorly NJ this writing
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Mr.. Wilfred Phillips of Esto has pur.
chased a new rubber tire buggy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Carpenter were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Barrett Of
New Castle Sunday.
Mrs. Evaline Cullison and Miss Zona
CulIison Of New Guilford are spend.
ing tho week with Mr. and Mrs. ID. G.
Mckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Underwood are
spending their vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs. Milan Underwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morningstar, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Schooley and son, VIM.
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Clark Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Fry has returned home
after spending the winter In Cleve.
land.
Mr.. Eley Horn and Vince Harris of
Biadensburg were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen McNabb Sunday.
The school board were In session
Saturday night and hired the teachers
that taught last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Shrimplin Of
Ming0 Junction are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hendricks Mckee.
Messrs. Leonard Stricken and James
Underwood have each purchased new
touring cars.
Word has Just beon received here OF
the mari iage of Miss Jennie Lepley oi
this place to Mr.. Chas. Perrin OF Mt
Vernon, the ceremony taking place IN
Windsor Canada.
The farmers In this vicinity have
sold the bulk OF the wool ut "a and 25
cents per pOund.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-06-14
SEVERE
Injuries Sustained BY Eln'
plOye Al PennSy Shops

Mr.. Charles Flippo ot South Vernon
Ia suffering from badly inquired
ankle sustained white h work TNes-
day afternoon AT the ronnsy 'vaIia
shops. He was working on top OF a
pile OF material and iuiapod oif with
the intention of securing aane article
lying OF the ground. i!o Lightod IN
such q position that the iigsmeste in
tho night ankle were badly torn. His
ankle was also severely spruncd A
physician was called IN attesdance
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-06-14
SCHOOL
For Clergy Opens Al Bexley
Hall, Gambler

Tho school for clergy has opened
at Bexiey Hall. Gambler. the Hrst ad-
dress being delivered by Rev. William
II. Van Allen OF Boston. Mass, Tues
day evening. The school will be In
session during the remainder OF this
week
On Tuesday afternoon and Wednes'
day morning roctors from many par
ishes throughout the state arrived
at Gambler. At noon Wednesday ov-
or fifty were registered.