The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-04-11

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AGrs. Bruce Dill, who had fall
down stairs last week, is recovering
frOm her injuries.
Mr.. 8. s. Barre was In Columbus,
the past two weeks helping embalm
the food victims.
Mr.. Milton Williams visited with
his father during the spring vacation.
He is attending school at the Wesley.
An University, Delaware.
Mr.. Webb Peoples was Columbus
visitor the past week.
Mrs. Mary Wetzell, who has been
visiting in Columbus for some time
past, returned home last week
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tavenner, OF
Tim. visited with his. parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. d. Tavenner In this place
the past week.
Mrs. Lizzie Crute, who has been Wis.
iting relatives in Columbus. returned
home the past week.
An illustrated lecture will be given
Z. the M. e. church by Ralph w.
Beckman on Tuesday evening, April
lS. He takes as his subject Darkest
New York" This promises to be one
- The best entertainments given here
ehe past season and a crowded house
- expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Howard were
called 10 Newark last week by the
death Of the formers sister in that
CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frazier visited
NttA Mt. Vernon friends the past week.
Mr.. Webb Peoples was visitor in
Coluabus the past week.
Mr. Dill McGaughy and sister Of Co
Smnbus visited with relatives in the
-csuntry the past week.
Mr.. J. Steltz, OF Mansfield Is work.
t1g for Mr.. f. J. Blackburn.
Mr.. l.. b. Ackerman on Tuesday ad.
justed and settled for the damage done
tho residence of Mr. l.. B. Blackledge
~ lightning about two weeks ago
Miss Helen Foote OF Detroit, Mich,
came to Fredericktown on Monday ev-
s1ing to visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. p. Foote.
The estate of Henry Hess will be ap-
praised at the Office of Mr.. l.. b. Ack-
er,nAn on Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Burch are guests
at the home OF Misses Flo and virda
Burch In this place this week.
Mr.. Ellis Phillips Of Mt. Vernon,
noved the first Of the week to the farm
recently purchased from Mr.. william
Cook. Mr.. Cook moved to farm a
0iie and half west OF this place.
Word has Just been received of the
death OF Mrs. Nellie Charleston at
Washington. on the cath Of March. She
Was formerly Miss Nellie Levering and
was IN aunt OF Mrs. Locher.
Mrs. Anna Rusk Locher of Wah.
rheer, Iowa, died on Saturday last She
has = father. a brother and sister liv.
Ing west Of this place.
On Friday evening last Mrs. Wertz
aied at her home near Batemantown
after an Illness Of ten days from gan
xfehe at the age Of sixty.three years
She leaves a husband and four sons tc
mourn her loss. The funeral was held
on Monday at the North Fork Baptis,
church, the Rev. Tuckey officiating. In
torment was made at that place.
Mrs. A. G. Hudle, who has been visit
ins with her parents at Bremen, Ohio
day.
Mrs. Carp. Brockover died ut hel
home IN Lake City. Michigan, last Fri
day and was brought here on Frida,
and thence to Chesterville. where tn,
funeral was held on Sunday. She wa,
thirty eight years OF age at the time o
~ death and In survived by her hus
hand.
Miss Esther Hole of Silver Lake. N
". came Saturday to visit at the hom,
Of Mr.. NJ. p. Howes and other friends
II Fredericktown.
Miss Maud Daugherty Of Butler visit
- with Miss Clara CLOSER In thii
psace over Sunday,
Ar. Harry Woodward will address
4he n. ". brotherhood next Friday
ssming.
Mr.. George Werz was called IA
davenport. Iowa, on Saturday evening
~ the death OF an uncle. Mr.. Theo
Wsrtx.
Ars. Hazel Hedges visited with rela
dives In Columbus the past week.
Mrs. w. II. Duke and granddaugh
Car. Dorothy Whorton. Of Mansfield
vistted at the home Of ". G. Faulk last
1ssk.
A entertainment will be given a'
- Ssstemantown church on Saturday