The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-02-07
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Nr. Dawson Owensby, formerly To-
custer near here. but now of Iowa,
waited friends in this vicinity the past
Week.
Hrs. More. of Coshocton. visited
With relatives and friends west of here
sae past week.
Wrs. Shaffer of Centerburg, visited
Wlth her daughter, Mrs. Blanche Palm.
". last week.
adr. and Mrs. Alex Evans and fami-
v Of Chester, visited with Mrs. Evans
sister, Mrs. clyde Robertson, last
week
Mrs. Halle Taylor and sister, Mrs.
S3ma Weaver, we're called to Page
Town last week by the serious Illness
~ mother, Mrs. Isaac Marvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Denman visited
With relatives at Marion. Ohio. a cou.
~ Of days the past week.
Mr.. Levi Ireland returned from the
s9uuthern part Of the state the latter
part Of the week.
adiss Sylvia Eastman visited her par.
<uts, DIR. and Mrs w. X. Eastman,
sAe past week.
Tue Forest Cemetery Association
dusad their annual meeting on Wednes.
Aay last and elected the following Of
1Dars:
Hresitent-A. G. Huddle.
2scretary--W. b. johnson.
Ttsasuror--A. ID. Boris.
Superintendent II. Dean.
3sxtoa---J. II. McNutt.
Trustee. X. Johnson.
aGrs. G. w. Edwards entertained the
Weman's Foreign Missionary Society
- the Methodist church on Thursday
asf this week.
olrs. Anna Bishop OF this place. Wis
ned with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
3. E. Willis at Chesterville the past
Wesk.
Hiss Cora Fisher was a Columbus
~isitor the past week attending the
Sunday meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Ames of Utica
Wero guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Wlllets over Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. w. ID. Akers visitet
with friends In Chicago Junction tho
past week.
Mr.. Earl Fr0nch has gone to Buoy
srxs where he has accepted a position
x1<ssly In NJ utn
X. Bagdasarian. a native Of Armen
n, will speak In the NJ. II. church OF
Hsnday evening. Feb. .. at y. m. liz
viii tell about Armenian people, thei
.ancient religion, about the Armenian
Inassacres. especially about the wOrl
- the American missionaries In tn
Orient.
Mr.. Bagdasarian is graduate from
3euphrates college In Harpoot. Turkey
aAA IL well informed concerning tn,
,pcaitical, social and religious cOndi
idGms of Turkish Empire, Two year
.asu he came to this country to com
.piate his education and intends to re
~tssrn to his people as medical mis
saiDnary. without doubt the addres
viii be very interesting and instrut
aavo especially at this time when o,
uryb0dy Ia interested with the war 4
turkey and absolutely free. DO no
ssii 10 hear him.
Mr.. Samuel Months IL reported to b
seriously III mt tho home OF his daugi
asr. Mrs. Baker. In Mt. Vernon.
The Baptist Missionary Society wa
entertained by Mrs George Kirk o
-Thursday of this week.
OR. Walter DIN, OF Mt. Gilead viz
asd with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I
n. Din. over Sunday last
Adiss Ruth Hyatt is visiting thl
Ncek with Miss Hazel Kerr. at Nj
wcsnon.
An old time kitchen shower was gi'
lsn Mr.. and Mrs. Paul DeBolt at th
day by about drty friends and reli
dives.
Mr.. George J. Ewcrs has sold hi
harm 10 Mr.. II. s. Curtis.
ors. ID. +. Morec OF Columbus.
Visiting with friends north OF towI
3ks may purchase home while her'
a wagon load OF Freder1ckt0wT
Dcopie went TO Butler on Wednesda
.svening to hear Evangelist Lewis VIII
has been carrying on revival meeting
sAsgv the past few weeks. The NEE
<a8s close next Sunday after whic
tkme the tabernacle will be sold.
Fredericktown has been maxim
snsne progressive moves the past 70,
wssks. With an extensive scheme q
sAN,a paving on hand, they have no,
Aade arrangements for the installin
- electric light and electric power Il
10 village, and recently enlarge,
aAaar waterworks plant by the add