The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-11-29

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attractive program has been arranged
for the occasion and a number Of
prominent people from distance are
expected to be present.
MIR. J. w Grubb and sister, Miss
Celistia Grubb, of Monroe Center, WIS.,
tied with relatives at Ankenytown
last week.
. Mr.. l.. J. Duke was a Mt. Vernon
visitor on Monday last.
Miss Rron Cutnaw after weeks
visit with her sister, Mr.. e. N. Lucas,
returned to her home at North I.iber-
ty on Monday last.
Rev. Austin Philpet the new M. e.
District Superintendent, preached at
the Frodericktown Methodist church
last Sunday evening. On Friday af-
tcrnoon preceding he held the quarter.
ly conference here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brokaw en-.
tertained their son, Mr.. Charles Bro
kaw and wife, of Beaver, Pa, the past
week.
rhe good work of the Methodist
Brotherhood continues and the mem.
bership is increasing in numbers and
interest. At the last meeting on Fri.
day evening seven new members were
added: John Smith. Harry Smith, Ed.
Lewis, John Bailey, Fred Kanaga,
Fred Delhi, Worth Cook. The new
members will be initiated at the next
meeting on December 18th.
A box social will be held at No. s
school house in Berlin township next
Friday evening. A good program has
been prepared for the occasion.
MIR. J. w. Anders. south of town, has
been seriously III with diphtheria the
past week, but at this writing Is con-
valescing. DR.. J. H. Norrick is in at.
tendance and reports that every pre-.
caution has been taken to prevent the
disease spreading further.
Mr.. B. Leedy. Mr.. Edwin Moore,
Mr.. G. A. Gregg and Mr.. Homer Leedy
were Mansfield visitors the past week.
Mr.. Ross Syler, of Climax. Ohio, has
purchased the e. r. Leedy farm north
west of this place.
| Mrs. Charles Gree and daughter Wis.
tied with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison at North Liberty the
past week.
Miss Julia Fish Is visiting this week
with friends in Cleveland.
Halva Dill has bought the Fl. 8.
Curtis farm north of Fredericktown
and will move there next spring.
Mr.. ond Mrs. l.. F. Bechton enter.
tanned Mr.. Olen Beal and family, Of
North Liberty last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harry left
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
with the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
3. J. Hill at Bangs.
Mrs. VIM. Matteson, Of Akron, and
Mrs. Miles Fish, Of Mt. Vernon, visited
Mrs. T. b Wagner on Tuesday. Mrs
Wagner entertained a number OF Fred
ericlstown ladies In honor OF her
guests on Tuesday.
Mr.. George Stephey, of Mt. Vernon
visited with Mrs. O. p. Foote this
week.
| Misses Bertha and Edith Rodgers
OF Mt.VernOn, came Tuesday to visit
with Mrs. A. C. Huddle and Miss Lib
bic Foote.
Miss Nellie Trowbridge, who has
been visiting the past ten days with
her sister at Johnstown, o., returned
homo on Tuesday.
} Miss Edith Roberts went Tuesday
TO visit at the home of Mr.. X. X. Bate
man. at Athens, Ohio. She will return
home on Saturday next.
The County Social Club was very
pleasantly entertained Nov. 21, by
Mrs. o. Mann and Miss Martha Mar
shall at the home of the former. Al
members being present including on,
now one, Mrs. Garret Lucas, also one
visitor, Mrs. VIM. McCutchion, Mrs
Mann's house guest. Covers were
laid for twelve and a three course
dinner was served. The reading of .
missionary book began. Officers elect
cd for the ensuing year were Mrs
Mann, Pres, and Mrs. Zent, sec'y. AL
praised the good time.
The 8. T.. Club was entertained b,
Mrs, j. Roby Saturday, Nov. %.
Mrs, u. A. Poorman and daughter
Eta. spent Thanksgiving at Mt. Yer
non with the formers sister, Mrs. Jos
eph Caine,
Mr., ana Mrs. Dug Rinehart enter
tained n number Of relatives with Z
Thanksgiving dinner. on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fox entertained
relatives Thursday with . Thanksgiv
ing dinner.
Misses Alta and Ena Bumpus. o
Mt Vernon spent Thanksgiving with