The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-04-05
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Rev. Jones offioiated at the funeral
VI Mr.. Delva Wilgus, near Mt Vernon
on Thursday last. Mr.. Wilgus until
recently resided in Green Valley, but
at the time of his death made his
home on the Mansfield road one mile
OF Mt Vernon. He met Rev. Jones
owhen the latter held revivals in the
church at Green Valley.
The Morris Sisters. of South Bend,
Ind, gave an orchestral entertainment
under the auspices OF the Methodist
Brotherhood Monday evening Those
who were not present missed rare
treat.
The young Stoffer couple who were
married last week in Nj Vernon,
leave for Kansas shortly where MIR
Stoffer will engage in the drug busi-
ness.
Miss Florence e. Agnew returned
this week from Toledo where she was
attending the training school of the
Spercella Corset Company, and is rep
rssenting this company in Frederick
town
Next Sunday is Missionary day in
the Methodist Church. 1t is the first
Sunday in the month and the Sunday
School collection on this date is al
ways given to missions
Next Sunday is Easter and every
nf hn to 30
maxi special effort to be present
There are three hundred and thirty
one on the roll, and the plan is to
have all present on the same day at
the Methodist church. what kind of
Sunday school would our school be,
IL all its scholars were just like me?"
Raster services at the Methodist
church will be held Sunday evening.
MRS. Brown Is in charge of the pro-
gram and has been giving 1t her most
faithful attention
The subject OF the sermon next Sun
day morning at the Methodist church
viii be "Am ! My Brothers Keeper"
The home missionary Offering Will be
taken.
The prayer meeting topic for We'd
neaday evening, April 10th, at the
Methodist church will be What
Should Prayer meeting Mean to the
Town In Which II Is Held?"
4 Ihh Methodist third quarter viii
cisse April 2Sth. The quarterly con.
ference will be held at Green Valley
Saturday, April 27th at 1880. The
preaching and communion service will
be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30
pr, J. II. Norrick, who was quite i'll
tho past week, has recovered suff-
oisntly to resume his practice.
Miss Melta Hosack, Mr. Chester
Kline. and Mr.. Clyde Durbin spent
their spring vacation at their homes
in FTedericktown.
The public schools were closed this
weak for their spring vacation and the
boys and girls have been busy work.
ing OFF the spring fever.
Mr.. l.. ii. Brentlinger moved into his
new residence the past week.
A large crowd attended the Neptune
sale last Saturday and the household
goods went at good price,
Mr.. A. f. Fisher of Loudonville,
Ohio. disposed of a car load Of valua.
bio horses at the sale at Buckmast-
ers livery last Saturday afternoon
Attorney David r. Ewing, of Mt.
Vernon. was In town on Monday of
this week transacting some legal busi.
ness.
Mrs. STuble and Mrs Christina
woolford the latter OF Ashland, Ohio,
who visited at Columbus last week, re.
turned TO Frederlcktown on Saturday
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsey Goodell We're
MI Vernon visitors on Saturday last
Mrs. r. E. Lee of Toledo. Ohio, came
Saturday last 10 visit at the home of
Mrs. Gibson for few days.
Miss Pearl Cochran visited with her
brother. Mr.. Earl Cochran and wife at
Lexington. Ohlo, the part week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Thompson mov
ed to a farm near Ankenytown where
they will make their home the coming
year
On the occasion OF their 9bth we'd
ding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs, w G.,
Corson entertained sixty of their
friends, the past week, They were
the recipients of a number of valuable
presents.
Mrs NJ Willis, of Columbus, visited
with her brother Mr., James Carson,
the past week.
From now on the farmers will con
sider the good roads proposition very
seriously.
Mr.. and Mrs o. c. Buckmaster visit.
cd with the formers brother. Mr. w.
c. Buckmaster AT Mt Liberty one day
the past week.