The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-02-23

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pair work.
Editor Earl d. Day Of Butler, Ohio,
visited with his brother, Mr.. f. A. Day
in this place on Monday last.
A burlesque show company gave an
exhibition in this place on Monday
evening to crowded mouse.
Died, on Saturday evening at 10
O'Clock, Mrs. Mary Jane Frederlcks, at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Cap.
Kinney, three miles northeast of this
place, from tuberculosis. She leaves
one son, Mr.. Charles Beale and one
daughter, Mrs. Cap. Kinney. The de-
ceased was sixty.nine years of age at
the time Of her death. The funeral
was held at the Presbyterian church
on Monday at p. m. and interment
In Forest Cemetery.
A number from this place are plan
ming to attend the eighteenth annual
banquet Of the Ben Hur lodge, to be
held at Mt. Vernon on Friday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Harry are Wis.
iting for week at the home of the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. ].
Hill, near Mt. Vernon.
On Thursday and Friday of this week
Mrs. Dempsey Goodell entertained at
luncheon and dinner a number of
Fredericktown friends in honor of
Mrs. r. l.. Benedict.
Miss Ethel Poorman, visited with
friends at Mt. Vernon, on Friday until
Sunday.
Mrs. c. M. Hildreth entertained ten
of her lady friends at six o'clock
dinner on Monday of this week, in
honor of Miss Hopkins, of Dayton,
Ohio.
Mrs. r. l.. Benedict, wife of the post
master at Mansfield, came Thursday
to visit few days at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsey Guddell.
Mrs. H. Cassell entertained Sunday
at luncheon Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Croft,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Hildreth, -.
Babcock, OF Marengo, in honor of Miss
Hopkins, of Dayton, Ohio
A number of friends and relatives,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stinemetz, tend
cred them surprise Monday Febru-
ary 10, the occasion being Mrs. Slime
metz's birthday anniversary. The day
was very happily spent in songs and
music, and pleasant conversation.
Mrs. Sinemetz's three sisters came
with we'll filled baskets and served an
elegant dinner. Everything was per
feet in appointment, even to a vase of
beautiful green house flowers. The
table was laid with fifteen dollar
set of lovely white and gold dishes,
birthday gift to Mrs. Stinemetz from
her three sisters. She also received
many more useful and beautiful re-
membranes, among them being an
elegant plush rug, which was highly
appreciated. Many post cards were
received from Albany. N. Y, Sidney,
Mt. Vernon, Ohio, Buffalo, N. Y, Mt.
Gilead, California, and Cardington.
Among those present were Miss Ethel
Stinemetz, Mrs. Ella lowering, Mrs.
E. L. Grubb, OF Mt. Vernon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Atherton, Master Archie
Jackson, Mrs. Horace Jackson, Miss
Bernice Jackson, Mrs. Lewis Worth
ington, Mr.. Ernest Levering, Mr. Jacob
Stinemetz. The sisters wished to sur
prise Mrs. Stinemetz, and they certain
ly were successful, as 1t was a day of
pleasant companionship, never to be
forgotten, and at it's close each one
went their separate ways, all express
ed desire that they meet again next
year to renew the ties of friendship
and love.
The Ladies' Aid society of ~ the
Presbyterian church will hold an ex-
change at Clark's grocery, Saturday,
Feb "a.
Charles Shaffer has bought the An
drew Miller farm, and will move April
1st.
Mrs. Lille Black and Della Daily
visited friends in Mansfield last week.
]. Miles Moree and sister, Sadie,
visited their sister Mrs. Florence Arm
strong Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Hissong is able to sit
I'm soma nOw
Mrs. Gabriel Shaffer was called to
Mt. Vernon this week on account of
her daughter, Mrs. Mable Swadener.
She is improving.
Freddie Reed is convalescing under
the care of DR.. Norrick of Frederick
town. Thinks he will soon be able
to be up after being confined to his
bed for over three months.
Protracted meeting at the Perry
church by Evangelists Mcdonald and
| Pardee.
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