The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-07-18

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Financiay Sec'y.--C. A. Winand
Treasuer--J. A. Fish.
The N. G. appointments were:
r. ST.. r. Daugherty.
Warjen-A. ]. Purdy.
Conductor-F. w. Addlespager
r. 8. SIS. Hair.
L. 8. ST.. e. Fidler
o. G.-B. F. Cochran.
I. G.-Lloyd Ruhl.
Chaplain-ueorge Galleher.
The v. @. Appointments were:
r. S.-J. A. Daugherty.
L. S.-George Marshal.
Miss Hazel McCutchen, Miss Lillian
Rowley, Miss Margaret Dean and
Miss Pearl Withrow are among the
visitors at Lakeside this week.
Miss Dale Hull and Mr.. John Hull,
OF WilIiamsport, spent Tuesday with
their brother, Mr.. Ray Hull, in this
place.
Mrs. Maggie, Clawson spent a few
days the past week with friends at
Centerburg.
Misses Sylvan and Ella Mount en-
tertained with five o'clock tea on
Monday in honor Of Mrs. Mahon and
daughter, Miss Margerie, of st. Paul,
Minnesota. The other guests were
Mrs. Fawcett, Miss Mabel Fawcett,
Mrs. j. B. Foote, Mrs. Jennie Ball,
Mrs. II. s. Taylor, and Miss Fanny
Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linden Mann and
Miss Norma Roby attended camp
meeting at Rogers Lake Sunday.
Mrs. Mahon and Miss Margaret
Mahon spent Tuesday with the FORM
er's sister, Mrs. Brokaw, at Center
burg.
Miss Amy Wolfe, of Centerburg Wis.
tied with Miss Myrtle Clawson the
past week.
Mrs. w. II. Eastman, Sylvia and
Robert. went to Lakeside Saturday to
spend couple of weeks.
Mrs. Robert Harry. who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
J. Hill, returned to Fredericktown on
Sunday.
Mr.. Perry Cover Of this place visited
with friends at townsville last week.
Miss virgile Coulter entertained the
Missionary Society OF the Presbyterian
church at her home on Wednesday OF
this week.
MIR. and Mrs. o. Jacobs have moved
into the f. F. HOsack house on Col
lege street.
The local Eastern Stars have re
ceived a special dispensation from the
grand. matron permitting them to sus
pend their meetings during July ant
August.
4 Since the fire in the Foote foundry
there has been rumors that change
of ownership was likely but just wha1
that change would be was not giver
out to the public until last Thursda,
when announcement was made tha
Mr.. r. Y. Struble Of the Dan Strublt
Bank, and Mr. f. b. Zeig. OF the Eel,
Manufacturing Co., had purchased thu
same, taking immediate possession
The present plans are to rebuild thu
burned portion of the works immedi
ately and continue operations abou
the same as heretofore. The Zeil
, Mfg. Co. will operate its foundry thu
, same as In the past and the two bust
, nesses will remain separate, no con
soiidation being contemplated. Th'
Foote foundry will resume Its worl
with the same force OF men and In re
building 1t Is announced that bette
and more permanent buildings will b
erected, and In SO doing arrangement
will be made for handling much lars
er business In the near future.
. The Fredericktown Chautauqua al
. ISOLATION has completed it's arrange
ments for this years session which vii
begin on Aug. 2 and lasts to Aug,
inclusive. II Is claimed that the Il
lent to be given this year in much be-
ter than that employed in the yea
past and a larger attendance Is expec
ed In consequence.
Miss Cora Witchell of Columbus, VII
tied with MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Vail, tn
past week.
Mrs. Carrie Bowers and daughter, q
Condit. visited her mother. Mrs. Ell
ma Haycock, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Davis ente
! tanned Miss Olive and Miss Paulin
Rogers. Of Mt. Vernon, the past weel
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Frazier visite
! in sandusky the past week,
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCracken {
Cepterburg. visited with Mr.. and Mr.
T. Williamson. the past week.
MIR, II. d. Harris was visitor In @
lumbus the past week.
J, Miss Hazel Dowds and Miss Lev
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