The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-04-05

Glleau on Tuesday TO visit a Few days
with relatives.
Mr.. Sam Dickey, who has been visit.
ing his mother, Mrs. Maggie Dickey in
this place, returned TO his work in Co.
lumbus this week
Mr.. Alvin Wiley, of Centerburg, was
a Fredericktown visitor on Monday
and Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. f. A. Struble was entertained
at the home of Mrs. Robert Dalrym.
pie on Wednesday last
Mrs. Maggie Dickey gave school
party for her son John and friends
last Friday night.
! Mr. Sam Whorton, who has been
employed in the Jones restaurant In
Mt. Vernon for some time, returned
to Fredericktown this week to take a
| position at the Gibson restaurant
Mr. J. c. Cook was transacting bust
ness in connection with his safe-bridle
attachment at Mt Vernon, on Monday
last
Fredericktown is still begging CAPT
| tai 10 come here and build residence
property to rent A better Investment
| cannot be found anywhere. If some
one would come here and build fifty
or "a hundred cottage homes, many of
them would find ready sale at
good profit and all would find good
paying tenants without any trouble.
There is not town in the state that
is a safer place to invest money than
Fredericktown and those who want to
make big interest on their investments
should investigate conditions here.
The Baptist ladies hold their annual
Easter dinner and supper at the Ma
sonic hall this week Saturday.
Mr.. Thomas Yarnan has moved his
family to the Pancost place south of
Palmyra.
Prof. A. C.. Griggs of Lorain, Ohio,
is visiting this week with his mother,
Mrs. Abbie Griggs.
Mr.. Ralph Holland has gone to But.
Ter to work for his uncle, Mr.. William
Stafford
Mrs. Roland Armstrong and daugh-
ter Bertha, of Lexington, visited rela.
tives north of this place this week.
Mr.. Phil Browner Is helping at night
to take care of Mr.. William Kinney,
who is seriously Ill and not expected
to recover.
Miss Alta Holland and aunt, OF New
ark, Ohio, are visiting at the home of
Mr.. o. S. Holland and family.
Miss Mary DeBolt was home from
Hiram college, spending her spring va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. C. DeBolt and family.
Mr.. Stanley Agnew has accepted a
position with Mr.. William Willetts for
the summer
Mr. Fred Barnhart, who has been
employed at the Gibson restaurant for
some time past, has accepted his old
position with Mr.. II. E. Cassell.
Miss Bertha Springer is visiting rela-
tives at Ankenytown this week.
Attorney w. l.. Wilkins, of Mt Yer
non was Fredericktown visitor on
Monday of this week
Miss Carrie Davis of Mt. Vernon,
was a guest at the home of Mr.. ], II.
Withrow on Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. Cannon and children of Find
lay, Ohio, came to Fredericktown on
Monday last to spend the week visit
ing relatives here.
Mr. Mark Hankins, an employe in
the Free Press office, will spend Eas.
ter with his brother and sister at To
ledo, Ohio
Twelve members of the Martha
Washington Camp No 80, Daughters
of Veterans went to Mt. Vernon on
Tuesday evening and were entertained
In the lodge rooms there by the camp
of that place. number of limitations
took place az that time and fine lun.
cheon was served and social time en-
joyed. The drum corps escorted the
Fredericktown ladies to the station on
their return home.