The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-05-08
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MIR. and Mrs. H. c. SHETLAND and
daughter, Miss Genevieve, visited the
formers sister, Mrs Baker, at Gran
vile, over Sunday last. They returned |
home Monday afternoon.
The Christian Endeavor the Pres
| byterian church are preparing home
talent play to be produced in the near
future.
Miss Matte Burns and Miss Helen
Kline visited friends at Gallon also
at Oberlin last week
Mrs. ]. b. Studor visited with her
| son, Mr.. Elmer Studor and family, at
Tiflin, o., last week Their little daugh-
ter recently was severely scalded by
sitting down in basin of boiling
| water.
Mrs Ella Wyker visited with her
parents at Mt Liberty the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harris took
their daughter Mabel, to Columbus
A
ago the child was injured in a runaway
and later had stroke of paralysis. 1t
is now hoped that by the treatment
she will again be able TO walk.
Miss Mary Dill of Bloomfield, visited
with her niece, Mrs. Jennie Harrod,
the past week.
Mrs c. l.. Lewis of Pavonia, visited
with relatives in this vicinity the
past week.
| Mrs. j. M. Bouton visited with her
sister Mrs. Stewart Clark at Mt. Yer
non, the past week.
Mrs George Ridenour and son Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. Harley Dewitt at
Centerburg last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller Mendenhall Of
Mt Vernon were guests at the, home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Brigs last
week.
Mrs. Florence Brock of Mt. Vernon,
visited with her sister, Mrs. David
Horn, last week.
Mrs. Melvin Pryor, who has been
visiting a week with her son, Mr.. War
rem Pryor, and wife, has returned
! home.
, MIR. II. c.. 'McGaughy who has been
taking a course in photography at Nc
Minville, Tenn, returned home the
past week
Mr.. l.. w. Wilson of Climax, o., Wis
tied his son, Mr.. l.. " Wilson and fam
, lily, the past week
Mr. Ernest Watson of Columbus,
, visited with his uncle, Mr.. Elias Wat
son, last week.
] Last Friday evening the Senior
Glass held rag time social at the
) High school that was hummer"
1 The young people report most de-
lightul time. The program was car
ried out as planned and the attend
apce was all that could be desired.
Mr.. Guy Emerson of Marion, Ohio,
visited with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
\ G. w. Emerson
Mr.. Thomas of Canal Dover, Ohio,
! visited with his daughter, who has
been here assisting Miss Pearl With
] row in her millinery store the past
few weeks. Mr.. Thomas is director OF
l an orchestra and band in his home
town, also interested in iron manufac,
ture there. He returned home on
Monday morning
Mrs Charles Fink was in Columbus
D on business last Friday.
Twenty-Five of the little friends OF
\ Grace Barnhart helped to celebrate
I her seventh birthday last Saturday af'
ternoon from 2 to 4. The little folks
! played games and had fine time Re.
freshments OF ice cream, cake and pop
J corn balls were served
4 Miss Ethel Poorman is on the sick
\ list with severe cold,
Mr. Perry Cover last Friday made a
business trip to Columbus.
Mr. Charles Iams and grandson Wis.
ited friends in this place last Sunday
} Mr. and Mrs. James Shaffer of Mt.
1 Vernon called on Fredericktown
I friends last Sunday.
On Monday morning the dwelling on
I farm belonging to Mrs. Ella Potter,
south of town, caught fire and was
J slightly damaged. Mr.. II, B. Woolson
and family are the tenants. The build
J ing is of brick with frame addition
| where spark from the chimney
, caught in the roof Neighbors came
and helped and the fire was extingush-
ed before muchsdamage was done.
Mrs, Clarence Brown of Chicago Wis,
J tied with Mrs. Anna Cummings on
Monday last, Also Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Main and Mrs. Williams of Chester
vile
MIR. o. II. Ross OF Adamsviue Ohio,
came last Saturday and is visiting with
his daughter Mrs. Lewis Long, near
this place.