The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-02-21

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taaily Of Loudonville visited with MI
Harriss parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william
stationery at Fredericktown severa
days the past week.
Mr. Harvey Preston has accepted
position with Mr.. Harvey Boughton a
Green Valley the coming season.
Mr.. William Monet Of Delaware
Ohio. visited with friends in this vi
cinity the past week.
Mrs. Willard Holland attended the
funeral Of her mother at Clyde last
week.
Mr.. Ben Austin is reported seriously
jll At Columbus.
Mr.. Fred Pearl has been elected
teacher of the Bayles school
Mr.. Charles Haycock has been
spending the past weeks at Carding.
ton.>
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Barre we're Co.
opmbus visitors the past week.
Mr.. Demerest Preston is spending a
week with his mother, Mrs. Bruce
Dsn.
Rev. ID. M. PRESLEY returned from
Columbus on Saturday last, where he
had been taking part in the Sunday
meetings during the week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Scott visited her son
Harold. at Columbus a few days the
past week.
Mr.. e. w. Mitchell and family were
Columbus visitors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles KEGS and
daughter visited at the home of Mr..
Arthur Barr in Bloomfield the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Vail of Mt. Yer.
non. were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
q. Jackson last week
I.evering Bros. OF this place have
begun suit In the common pleas court
at Mt. Gilead against the Big Four
railway for 1862 with interest. They
claim that they shipped car load OF
live stock from Cardington valued at
$l.16l and that due TO the careless.
ness Of the railway company the car
was struck and the end broken in, Kill. !
ting ~ head of hogs. These animals
were disposed of at s42 and they ask
that the balance OF the loss be paid |
them by this company.
Mrs. Amanda Bigbee entertained a |
few Of her friends on Thursday of
last week, Also q number on Friday.
A box social will be held at the
s<notty Oak school house on Friday
evening, February 2sth. A fine pro.
gram has been prepared and the pub.
Tic IL invited to attend.
Mr. l.. J. Hyatt visited with his son,
Roger, at Ada, Ohio. last week, where
he is attending school.
Mr. Il. w. Pitkin. of Mt. Vernon.
was In FredericktOwn on Wednesday
10 help In the opening OF the new cash
grocery here In which he is Interested.
The old Commercial House IL be.
Ing cleaned out of lts old partitions
and extra floors TO make a large sales
room Tor the Hull & Brown hardware
store. Report has It that u quantity
OF gold lies hidden somewhere In the
old structure, but thus far It has not
been turned up, or II II has no one
~ saying anything about Il with =
new front on the building Il viii be
a great Improvement to the appear.
ance OF this portion OF Main street.
A new cash grocery was opened In
the Odd Fellows building on Wednes.
day OF this week under the proprietor.
ship of Mr. X. Bebout OF this place
and Mr., j. 4. Pitkin. the wholesale
grocer OF Mt Vernon. The store is to
be operated under new plan, no de.
iiveries To be made but the lowest
casa price to be maintained on all It's
foods. The company will be known
as Bebout q Pitkin.
Mr.. J. g. Foote went to New York q
ON Friday last. returning on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Parmentcr at,
tsaded Valentine party IN Green Val
w On Friday evening. q
Miss Ethel Poorman entertained the 9
Saadsy school class OF Mrs. l.. G,
sSowell al her home on Friday even. |
~ last Refreshments were served. I
Ar. y. u. Zieg has been granted a
patent at Washington on n culvert
aad culvert pipe which he is manufac.
turing.
S'sst sunday afternoon "A mems o
neetins was held at the Presbyterian
uAUch which was the best attended !,
nsednE Of its kind ever held In this S
'aArs. Rev. Wilkinson gave very In.
lsssssinE version OF the Lean Cow"
= san In Its different phases. A union A
nseting was held In the evening and N
rsvavsi services continued through h
turing the year. =,
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