The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-08-29

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Sparta, visited with Fredericktown
friends the past week.
Rev. L. o. Newcomer is conducting
an interesting series of revival meet
ings at Waterford. Splendid meetings
are in progress. After Tuesday even
ing the services will be held in
tent. All day services next Sunday,
Subject of afternoon discourse, "In-
fidelity Against Itself, or The Staff
of Blasted Hopes or Broken Heart"
Evening subject, "The objectionable
Sin" Basket dinner. Everybody in
vited
Mr.. Calvin Stine, OF Roseville, Wis
tied at the home of Mr.. l.. II. Brent
linger, in this place last week
Mrs. Sarah McClain, of Peru, Ind,
Mrs. Lizzie hartman and Mrs. Laura
Loguire, of Mexico, Ind, and Mr. W.
r. Helms, of Cassopolis, Michigan,
spent Monday with Mrs. j. F. Amos
On Tuesday they visited friends in
Mt. Vernon, and returned to Ankeny-
town on Tuesday evening.
Miss Adella Hosack very pleasant
ly entertained with a thimble party
thirty young ladies from Mt Vernon
and Fredericktown last Saturday af
ternoon from to 6, in honor of her
guest Miss Margaret Judson of Tole-
do and Mrs Helen Garrish, of Jack
sonville, Fla At o'clock luncheon
was served by the hostess.
Mrs. Robert Baldwin and children
of Mt Vernon, spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. M. j. Fawcett and
daughter.
Miss Sylvia Mount leaves next
Monday evening to resume her work
in the Chicago schools.
Mrs. Mary Estile and Lucy Allen
spent Wednesday in Mt. Vernon,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones'
Mrs. Ella Caulkins of Mt. Vernon,
is spending a few weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. George McClelland
Mrs. Divane Marble and children,
of Ashland, o., are visiting in this
place with Mrs. Elisha Wages.
Miss Mary Brumbach has accepted
position to teach at Port Clinton,
Ohio, the coming year.
Miss Lillian Bradrick, of Shelby,
o., is spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Brad
rick.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank McMurray, of
New York City, are here visiting the
latters mother, Mrs G. A. Lindley.
sors in Columbia University and the
writer of quite number of educa-
tional text books.
Mr.. Brown, of Kansas Uuy, No, is
here visiting his cousin, Miss Hazel
McCutchen.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Huddle re.
turned Sunday from two weeks
visit at Bremen, Ohio.
Mrs. Roy Antibus of Mansfield
spent the first of the week with Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Lyon.
Virgil Gable and Ambray Spry
visited with friends at UAca last
Sunday.
Mrs. w. II. Spry visited with hel
daughter at Utica the past week.
Fredericktown merchants have
again come to an agreement relative
to closing their stores in the even
ing to give their clerks and them
selves little rest from the continua
grind. On Tuesday, Thursday ant
clock. Those signing the agreemen
thus far are III. +. Cassell, Joe Carr
! l.. b. Wagner, Bebout & Pitkin, F. 3
Levering, Clark Bros, Davis Il Dague
Taylor & Son, II. T.. Brown, Huddl
G. Denman, F, c. Wagner, Lewis
| Ward, Fox Bros, Chas Harris, j, !
Amos, f. j. Harris. Lucas & MC
Ardle
Mrs. Cora Chew and son Rober
returned Monday from Chautauqu'
; N. Y, where they have been spendin
the summer
A Mrs, Guy Bartlett entertained wit
porch party last Friday evenin
I in honor of Mrs. Ella Bartlett,
0 Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs. R. d. Tavenner went to Tithl
l. Ohio, on Friday TO visit at the HON
Q of her son, Mr.. Harry Tavenner.
/ Mr. and Mrs. John Kinney and wifi
of Newark, o., visited the latter
4 father in this place last Sunday
S Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Young, VII
|. have been visiting in Newark and c
j. lumbus, returned home Monday.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Lowell and CHI
dren who have been visiting at Dire
s. den, o., returned home on last Su
e day.
Misses Clara and Bell Beam,
D. Mt. Vernon, visited with Mrs. 0.
l. Fawcett on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs, Carl Cline were VII
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