The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-07-24


home the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e .Cassell and Mr..
and Mrs. John Irvine drove in their
machine to Columbus last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Lucas enter
tanned the following guests last Sun
day: Mr. A. l.. Cutnaw and family, of
Butler; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ruby
and Miss Iro Cutnaw of North Liberty.
Another bubbler has been placed
in front of Hosack's hardware store.
The funeral of Mr.. George Kinney
was held at the home on Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. Chaplin of
the Baptist church officiating. Mr..
Kinney died very suddenly from an
attack of apopleXy on Monday. and
was seventy years of age at the time
of his death. He is survived by his
! wife and three sons, two of the latter
living here, Mr.. Bryand Kinney and
Mr.. Alexander Kinney who lives on
the farm. The deceased had been in
i'll health for some time but his condi-
tion had not been considered serious
however.
| Preparations for the Fredericktown
Chautauqua are now about completed,
the opening date being Thursday,
July 30th. Among the many interest
ing features that will be given is an
address by DR.. r. p Miles. More than
two thousand audiences have ap-
proved the work of DR.. Miles, whose
dramatic lectures Sparks" and "Tal-
low Dips" have more than pleased the
country. Many of these people are
unaware of the fact that he has done
more than any one man in bringing
about clean up in greater New York,
within the last ten years. When you
hear him talking of the force that en-
ergizes, you realize with curious and
hitherto unfelt thrill of interest that
worlds agony and the relief by man
who has witnessed and felt all the
emotions which he portrays, and that
he has been on the job of helping man
kind, his sleeves rolled up every min.
; ute of time.
Mr.. l.. b. Wagner and family and
Miss Bertha Jones left Monday for an
auto trip to Cleveland, Niagara Falls
Chautauqua, NJ ". returning through
Canada by the way of Windsor, De
: troit and Toledo.
Following are the new officers in
stalled in the Eastern Star by Deputy
Lola Easterday at their last meeting
Mary Dunham-P. G.
Ella Wagnor-M. II S.
Ethel Couter-Manager
: Mary Tenny-M. of r. and c..
Ada Studor--M. of #.
Letha Protector.
Alice RalstonG. of T.
Helen Observation-Disclosures
Stella Zollman--Trustee
Miss Mary HOFFMAN, of Wenatchee
> Wash, is visiting at the home of Mr.
> Charles Hyatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Dancer, of Co
A shocton, o.. were guests of Mr.
n Charles Hyatt, last Sunday.
Mr.. j. C. Dague and son, Henry
were in Newark, o., last Friday oil
,. business,
q Mr.. II. S. Taylor was Columbu
r. visitor the past week.
At the last meeting of the X. of p. o
q this place the following officers wer
10 elected;
e, r. Rinehart-C. G.
b. #. Parmenter-V. @.
b. f. Ewers-Prelate.
" John Cooke-M, of w.
Cassius Ewers--M. of A.
Herbert WHARTON. G.
= w. Il. Keasling-O. G.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson of M
, Vernon, spent the latter part of tn
: week as guests of the latter's father
= Mr., Alex Silliman.
q Mr.. Chauncy Kirby, travelling sales
man, is guest of his mother, Mr.
II Chloe Kirby of this place.
,f Mr.. and Mrs. Peoples and family, {
Waterford, we're called here Sunda
n, by the serious illness of the former