The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-02-09
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Miss Mary Grow, teacher in the
Waterford schools, visited with Miss
Laura Ackerman one day last week.
Mrs. Xantha Ireland, who has been
visiting In Columbus the past five
weeks, returned home the past week
MIS-. Catherine Kirby, who has been
visiting for some time past at Colum-
bus also with Mt. Vernon friends, re-
earned home the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Wiand were
guests at the home of Eva Follen one
day the past week.
A number from this place attended
the protracted meetings held at the
Hatemantown M. f.. church last week.
Miss Ella Hosack and Miss Ruth
Trizzeil, of Stackhouse Corners, were
Fredericktown visitors last week.
Mr.. H. M. Ruhl and family, of Oar
angton, o., were visitors at the home
~f MT. Willis Chilcote one day last
week.
Mr. Frank Morrow recently bought
che II. s. Glasgow property.
The evangelistic services at the Bap-
4ist church came to a close last Sun
day evening after an effort of about
%wo weeks by the pastor Rev. ID. M.
Pressley and Rev. George f. Lowe, OF
Granville. The meetings were well
attended and considerable interest
manifested throughout. The attend
ance at all the meetings was large in
Apite Of the severely cold weather dur
ang this time. Rev. Lowe is speak.
or Of exceptional ability, thoroughly
zancere, and in his work here has made
many friends. The result Of the meet
fngs show several additions to the
churches of the town. Rev. Lowe in
his farewell address said Frederick
eown greatly needs a religious awak.
sning to the true condition of the peo-
pie here. He goes from here to a
church near Cambridge, Ohio, where
ayangilestic meetings are now In pro-
wress.
Mr. f. A. Day visited with his broth.
~r at Bellville on Monday of this week
Mr. and Mrs. Burr Slater visited in
Columbus the past week, guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. James McGaughy.
Mrs. Bryan and children from Ten
osssee, visited with Mr. and Mrs
Frank Strumph the past week.
ha, al
ding In Mansfield for several weeks
nast, returned home this week.
Mr.. Ed Leonard and Mr.. Dick
Beamer visited with Mr.. and Mrs
Aeonard at Springfield, Ohio, the past
week.
Mr.. William f. Sanderson of Mt
Vernon, spent Sunday with Mr.. M. Il
Rock and family.
An interesting parsonage stopped
at the Bank Hotel the past week and
aligned himself as the Champion Ho
bo Checker Player and gave
hls address as Homeless. He has
been giving exhibitions OF his skill
all over the country, but found no en-
$hustasm In Fredericktown.
Mr. r., W. Hawkins and Mr.. John
., Borb. of Jane Lew, West Virginia
rsro here few days the past week
aud bought car load OF horses.
mr.. Jay Shidler and Mr.. w. C. Nc
k'addon, of Ashland, Ohio, who spen
the past three weeks in this place, re
earned home the first OF the week.
Mr. Ernest Follen, OF Detroit, wal
called To Fredercktown the past weel
~ the death OF Mrs. Nina Brown.
bdr. Charles Coleman and Mr.. RALPH
Waite were visitors at Cardington tn,
past week.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Howard start
ed ON Monday last for California
auhere they expect to spend the res
~ the winter.
frodorlcktown looks quite like q
begging town. The good sleighing the
Nast week has been taken advantage
vr by the local lumbermen and the,
Aaso hlied the freight yards full o
Hho hooking loRs ana BettinB then
ready for shipment.
Died. on Thursday, Feb. /, At 2 p
IN. Mrs. Minta Brown at her home
saerth OF Fredericktown, aged fifty
years. The cause OF her death wal
Sinbetis after a short illness. The fun
'@rai was held at the Waterford Pres
bytorian church on Saturday last
stss. Tucker officiating, and Inferred
IN tho Waterford cemetery. She was
widow OF Mr., Edmond Brown, and
fezSes one brother, DIR. Follen OF Jones
VILE. Ohio. two half sisters and one
AAle brother.
Tue ladies' of the Baptist church
viii hold their regular monthly mis-
GztonRry meeting at the home OF MrR