The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-10-09


Mr.. Ira Gilmore, was Mt. vota.-
visitor the past week
Col. ]. d. Hunt of Mt. Vernon g..
tied with Fredericktown friends ca
Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. G. o. Beeney visited with pele.
tlves In Columbus the past wek.
Mrs. L. @. Kern and son, OF Cleye.
land. visited at the home OF Mr. Fred
LongsdorfR the past week.
Mr.. J. j. Fisher. of Walnut Hill. was
Fredericktown visitor the past week.
Mr. and Mrs Marion Young. o, Wal.
nut Hill, visited at the home O. Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin Young the past week.
a decided change has been made II
! the schedule for the automobile triD
through this. county next week. The
date has been changed to Wednesday.
Oct. IA, and Hon. Arthur L. Garford.
candidate for United States senator.
accompanied by a number OF other
prominent speakers will address the
people Of this place and wind up at
Mt Vernon for rally in the evening
Mrs. J. D. McArdle went to Colun-
bus on Wednesday for treatment for
neuritis at one OF the hospitals.
Mr.. John Easterday of Wooster. o..
came on Tuesday to visit his nephew
Mr. John Easterday. in this place.
Last Sunday morning the new pas-
tor OF the NJ. E. church, Rev. w. n.
Dickerson, d. D., took charge of the
church in this place. Mr.. Dickerson
comes here from Ashland, Ky, where
he has been located the past year RE
Is man OF much experience and
comes highly recommended. His taui-
lily consists of his wife and one daugA-
ter who will come here to live; he
has, however, three sons and two
daughters. The Fredericktown NJ. L.
church hereafter will not be connected
with the Green Valley and Berlin
churches as In the past, and it's pastor
will devote his entire time to this
charge. Evangelist Morris, who as
sisted in the revival meeting here last
winter will have charge of the above
two churches. Rev. and Mrs. Nichol-
son go to Youngstown, where the form
er takes the pastorate >of the Grace
NJ. +. church,. one of the largest
churches of that city. Rev. Nicholson
did good work while here and many
OF his friends are sorry to have him
move away.
Arrangements are being made to re-
open in this place the fish market
which has been closed the past two
months. Fredericktown has been poor
ly supplied in the matter of fish in the
past, only being able to buy occasion
Tally from some wagon peddler or out OF
a barrel in some dirty alley. 1t was
hoped when the fish market was or.
iginally opened that it was to be per
manent institution, but misunderstood
ing among the partners wound UP the
business. We understand that entire
ynew parties will have charge OF the
enterprise this time.
The buildings occupied by Hull &.
Brown are being improved and repaint.
ed.
The first lecture of the Methodist
Brotherhood course will be given at
the NJ e. church on Monday evening,
October 10th, by DR.. G. C. Mitchell on
the subject of Sob, or the Worlds
Ash Heap" This lecture is said to be
one of the most interesting and in.
lstructive ever offered on the lecture
platform and that DIR. Mitchell is the
only man who could properly deliver
such great message. Mr.. Mitchell
is a man of broad sympathies, schol-
lar, a humorist, and man who knows
life, we'll equipped for this special line
The five year old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Walters of this place was oper.
ated on Monday for mastoid abcess
The operation was
and adenoids. The operation was per
formed by DR.. j. M. CARRIER of Mans.
field, assisted by DIR. j. H. Norriok, OF
this place. The child is being attend
ed by Miss Curtain, trained nurse
from Mansfield i"
The body of Mr.. Samuel Johnson OF
Athens, Ohio, son of Mr.. Elijah John
son. of this place, was brought to
Fredericktown on Tuesday evening for
burial. Funeral services were held at
the home on Thursday.