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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-04
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By JEAN HUBS.


when / Waltz with YOU. .Gumblo
By h Mandolin Club
Piano Solo-"Too Much Mustard'
....... ....... MaCklin
Desmond ]. Farrell
Club selection-"My Little Lovin'
Sugar Babe" Marshall
Violin soio-"My Littie Persian
Rose ........,s ..... Friedland
Master Edwin Esplnosa
Piano S0lo-'Autumn Reverie'' -.
Len Dillingham;
Club SclectiOn-"Forest Flowers.
Those taking part in the club
numbers were. \. A. Dimond. Mrs
DimOnd. ~. e. Wolking. ]. w.
Humphrey. Eugene Montgomery,
Eugene With, Mrs. A. c. Hicks. Miss
Lena Naples, Miss Anna Berger.
Milton Rinkert. Carl Gatlin. Earl
Mailer. Gilbert Nail. Emmett Han
mum. NiottI Croft. Pelham Mcclellan.
Glenn Emmons. chester Boldt, Les
lie Boldt. Harold MacClanahan, on
the mandolin: Edwin Esponofa. The
OdOre Gatlin. on the violin: Earl
Montgomery, Lawrence Gatlin. on
the guitar. ~ Miss Ella Haines.
plano accompanies.
The spacious rooms OF the Dimond
residence were taxed 90 the limit to
accommodate the parents and rela.
.tives of he pupils taking part, be-
sides d other pupils who did not
take part In the program owing 10
the fact that they have not studied
the required length Of time TO app
pear.
This was the first recital that the
Dimond Music school mas given.
.
"Thc Cruciflxionr Friday Night.
on the night OF Good Friday.
April 10. Stainer's famous cantata
The crucirxion," will be rendered
.by "a large chorus Of voices In the
Presbyterian church Admission viii
be free. ana the public Is cordially
invited. The sgio parts viii be sung
by McssrS, Andrews and Christian.
o.
G~Oldcnlair aud the Three Hears.
A delightful cantata. Goldenhair
and the Three Bears" is To be put
on by the pupils OF the First ward
school under the auspices OF the Par
c~nt-Teachers' association about the
middle Of May.
The proceeds will 60 toward com
.pscting the payment Of the y ano,
which is IN the school.
frhose who are TO TAXI part are
lea rning their lines, and rehearsals
" ~ begin Immediately after Mrs. 4.
l. Bradford's return fom Massachu-
kctts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-04

Christian Science services are held
IN TIE Woman's club building. az tho
corner OF Seventh street a Gold ave.
nue., every sunday morning at IL
o'clock.
Wednesday evening services are at
5 o'clock.
The public Is cordially Invited to Al.
tend these services.
Sunday school "a 10 O'Clock.
Reading room In tho n. r. Ar.
milo building. room No. IS. open
each week day from ? TO . p. m.
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Thursday Morning MusIc club.

The Thursday Morning Music club
has planned an exceptionally inter
csting progam for its meeting mex
week.
vordi's lie win be reviewed ana a
number OF musical selections from
his operas wlil be rendered. His
operas are perhaps the most widely
popular Of any which have ever been
composed, and this program will APP
peal particularly because 80 many
are familiar with his compositions.
The program follows;
Life Of Verdi. Mrs. n. W. ID. Bryan
piano Selections from Rigoletto. D..
............ Miss Louise Nichols
Vocal Solo from n Trovatore .....
.......... Mrs. Charles Andrews
Violin Selection -- prof hi Mauro
Accompanied by Miss Louise Nichols
Aria from TraViata .............
.......s, AIRS. Ada Pierce VIM
'''' Mr. Edward 9 nsia ''''
The student section OF the Thursday
club met this afternoon az the
Presbyterian church and the follow
ma program was given;
pHner-Sonato Forms. ara. Hughes
Allegro a Adaglo Op, 81. No. L..
..-.,.. ...., Beethoven
,.,,.. Eleanor Hyde. .r...
80 AAF"NHAA
hafttfOlc NfouHkl
Ethel McClOsky
Selected .......... Hazel Hawkins
o.
Diamond Music School Recital.
Tia following program was rem
dered a. a class recital given By the
pupils OF the Diamond Music school
az the residence~EtudiOe. 6f2 North
second street Wednesday night:
hay CITY March 1T. A. Diinond
~ the Mandolin Club
piano Bolo-lh) Home Sweet Homo
49,. ..... Rimbault
(b) Mamavs Waltz I.
asss ssssss ltontMiH
Lillian Oatlin
Mandolin club Selection -"Apnlo
HlosBom Time In Normandy,
Guitar Trio-tal Harp Quickatcp'
ssssssst trevor
tb) "Allde Waltz. -.
n, a. DinonA Earl Montgom-
cry. Lawrence Catlin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Hahn, Mr.. w.
W. Strong and Mr.. George Kaseman
made the trip 10 santa Fe Thursday
In a Cadillac. Mrs. Hahn will re-
main there for several weeks. visit
ine her daughter. Mrs. Frank Nuding.
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News Of the Churches.


There viii be q very impressive
service at the Episcopal church on
Easter evening, when "a class OF
about fifty Is TO be confirmed.
D
Reception for Mrs. Thomas.
The Ladies' Missionary society Of
the Presbyterian church held a very
enjoyable reception In the church
parlOrs Friday afternoon. The af-
fair was IN honor OF Mira. A. M.
Thomas who Is president Of the We
mans Synodical Of the Presbyterian
church Of New Mexico.
The Rectors' aid Of ST. John'a
Episcopal chuch met Friday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Travis, SOS
West Marble avenue.
.
Box Social.
The aides 81 the Immaculate Con-
ception church are planning TO give
Ia box social and musical entertain
mcnt The evening OF Wednesday.
April Is. a particularly enjoyable
Program Is bcing arranged.
Cafeteria Lunch.
The ladies of the Central Avenue
Methodist church served "A delicious
and entirely successful cafeteria
lunch Friday noon In the Hudson
Motor car salosroom.
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Highland Bridge Club.
The Highland Bridge club met this
afternoon with Mrs. G. y. Lowber.
and after a number Of interesting
games enjoyed a delightful lunch.
Tuesday sewing Club.
Miss Anna Trexler was hostess to
the Tuesday Sewing club this week
and served particularly delightful re-
Treatments. Mas Ncrn Forrest was
the guest OF the club.
Jolly Fellows Dancing club.
The Violet Ylloi club Will give it's
Eastern dance Friday, April n, in the
Elks' lodge room. Special plans are
being made Ton an unusually enjoy
able occasion.
Postal Clerks Auxiliary.
The Postal Clerks auxiliary met
Thursday with Mrs. James stevens,
North Fifth street. The afternoon
was spent with cards. after which
lovely refreshments were served.
ID. \. u. Meeting.
The Lew Wallace chapter OF
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton enjoyed a pleasant meeting this
Afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. n.
Wroth. An important business ses-
sion was followed By a delicious lunch.
womRn's club VIII Not Meet Next
Week.
There viii be no meeting OF the
Woman's club next Friday because
u viii be Good Friday.
The following week there will be a
domestic science program with Mrs.
j. H.. Wroth az leader.
German Club.
The German club met Thursday
with Mrs saul Harris and after a dis
cussion of current events spent some
time In h study of ancient German
literature. The reading Of Gocthe's
"Faust was continued. after which
a delicious kaneeklatsch was enjoyed.
Royal Neighbors' Dance.
The Royal Neighhors are wins q
dance this evening at odd Fellows
hail. II ~ an inNitationnl affair and
promises TO BE- very delightful Music
VIII be by the Dimond orchestra and
refreshments Will he served.
". &. 4. 4. Oratorical Contest,
A very Interesting %oratorical con-
test was held last evening at the Me-
maui school under the auspices of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-04

Mrs. Alfred Grunsfeld and her
daughter. Mrs. Hildegardc drums
field, are having a delightful time
touring Italy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-04

Mrs. n. Bailey. who has been visit
lng her daughter, Mrs. \. Griffith. oi
South seventh street. left Thursday
for her home In Socorro.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-04

Mrs. Nathan Elsman. who has been
the guest Of her mother. Mrs Hide
garde 0runsfeld. for the past two
weeks. left Tuesday for Boston TO.
visit friends. She will sail April "a
for her home In Paris.
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Tho Highland HridRc club mel this
afternoon with Mrs. G. -. Lowber.
after a number 81 interesting
games enjoyed a delightful lunch.
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81. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Chnrt.h.

The general theme for the sermons
of tomorrow and the following wast-
when VI hold nightly SERVICES, is
With Jesus ia Ills Last Week" sun
day morning IL o'clock, The Tri-
umphai Entry" Evening, 1880, IA
tho bethany Home AT e:45, Miss
Laura Kreamer leads the endeavorers
Ia the study OF their topic. THE
Power Verse" In the series OF Twelve
Great Verses" ~Consecration meet
ing, Sunday school. s;45 a. m. All
other appointments for the next week
give way to the special services which
viii be held every evening except
saturday. A cordial invitation To ati
friends 10 gather with us for medita-
ton upon the sunerings OF our Savior.
The week-night services commence NJ
7:tS O'Clock sharp, and last not more
than one hour. Edward p. Schueler,
pastor.
First Presbyterian Church.
Corner Silver ven ana Firm
Hugh A.. Cooper. pastor;
(COntinncd on Page 1hFee.l
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Mrs. Charles Warrington. fe3 south
Third street. Ia visiting Ia El Paso.
hincon and FierrO and will return TO
Albuquerque about the last OF next
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-04

The Lew Wallace napier Of
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton enjoyed a pleasant meeting this
Afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. IA.
Wroth. An important business ses-
sion was followed by a delicious lunch.
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The Violet Yiloi club viii give it's
Eastern dance Friday, April n. In the
Eiks lodge room. Special plans are
being made Ton an unusually enjoy
able occasion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-04

The Postal Clerks auxiliary met
Thursday with Mrs. James stevens,
North Firth street. The afternoon
was spent with cards. after which
lovely refreshments were served.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-04

Mrs. Joe Sena, wife Of the clerk Of
y supreme court, has returned 20
her home In santa Re. after "A weeks
visit with friends In Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-04
TOMORROW,S SERVICES
IN ALBUQUERQUE CHURCHES

MoRnlficat ..........F a. q. Oualey
Hymn, %. Sacred Head surrounded
oy crown Of piercing lhorns"
oc' 49,. y. G.. Maker
arse ..s.... Redhcad No. ~
occasional IAN glory. laud u
h"hoi .s.s......... II. Teschncr
Holy Week Services
At 81. Johns church.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, tho
Lilany will be said and an address.
I~huradaN, Z, h Holy Eucharist.
~ t;so' the Penitential Ofnce and
Good Friday. morning prayer. ..
PASSION service az ie M. to 2 n. M.
Bishop Howden will condu this
service. Al 7;30 y. m, prayer and
meditation OF the condition 81 the
dead. The religiously Inclined and
usnogt minded public who are not
VHileu py their " church are par-
us1lar,} invited 70 PALM sunday and
Roy Week services. The services on
food Friday are particularly instruc-
tive n irtonsely devotional
Gold and broadway Church of Christ.
Hermon +. Williams. minister. Jog
South broadway,
BiDle school at 9!46. lesson. AIT.
RRNNNM NtANH W. VI
sermon at II a. m, The Greatest
politician, Plate or Christ p" n dis
cusssion OF right attitude ia the issues
OF the hour. At 1:sO u. m. "a
Schoolboy OF Eton," q sermon for the
christian Endeavor Installation serv-
zee, y life sketch OF John CoIeridxe
PatteEoh.
Christian Endeavor at c:30 d. M,
The Power Verse; Phil. ana. This
y a consecration service and will ho
Followed BY h installation OF officers.
monthly meeting OF the officers
Tuesday at 8 y. IN.
1850 y. m.
a special program IA being .prc-
pared by she Bible school for me eVe-
ing Of Easter SUNDAY.
The women OF the church are plan.
nlhg 20 observe the program ST daily
prayer for Passion week. An an
npuncemcnt OF tho places OF meeting
viii he read from the pulpit tomor-
row.
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Personal Mention.


Mrs. George Champion. 8i4 West
Marquette, Is enjoying a visit from
her sister. Mrs. Horatio Riley. OF Pine
Bun, Ark.
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The Royal ~Neighhors are giving a
dance this evening az odd Fellows
hall. II is an inNitauonnl anfalr and
promises TO BE- very delightful Music
wtll be by the DimOnd orchestra and
Refreshments will he served.
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Tuesday sewing Club.
Miss Anna Trexler was hostess to
the Tuesday Sewing club this week
and served particularly delightful re-
Treatments. Mas Ncrn Forrest was
the guest OF the club.
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womRn's club VIII Not Nee, Next
NaaE

There viii be no meeting OF the
Woman's club next Friday because
u will be Good Friday.
The following week there will be n
domestic science program with Mrs.
j. H.. Wroth az leader.
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Continued on Page 1nree.,
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The Y. W. &. a. gave a delightful
social In the gymnasium Thursday
afternoon.
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". c. T. Z. oratoricaI C

a very Interesting oratoricai con-
test was held last evening al the Me-
maui nchool under the auspices of
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for Sunday.

TIE closed month h the noblest
work Of maintaining y city election.
While there n ~ much talk 81
grauers and grazing; remember bur.
hank.
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MT. VERNON
Was Victorious Over The
BeIIviIIe Team

The Mt. Vernon team, composed
largely of old high school players, was
victorious over the strong Belleville
Tigers in a game Of football played
at Belleville Wednesday afternoon.
The victory came as result of a
touchdown, made by Cassil of Mt.
Vernon, who snatched a tumble on
Belleville's 25-yard line and ran for a
touchdown, Kinsey kicking goal and
making the score z to 0.
The touchdown occurred in the
third quarter of the game. Both teams
presented strong defensive work, but
neither had good offense. The strug-
gle was, accordingly. very close. A
large crowd was in attendance, this
being Homecoming week In Belleville.
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+ BI.ADENSBURG !
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Preaching next Sunday morning and
evening at the Christian church.
Mrs Talitha Melick Of Mt. Vernon
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Grace
Horn. As
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Wrinkle took
dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
Frank McCamment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clem McNabb OF Brush
Run and Mr.. and Mrs. Ely Horn We're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Har-
ris Sunday.
The Misses Faun Nichols of Mt. YER
non, Aria Nichols of Columbus spent
Saturday night and Sunday with their
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Turner and son
William of Mt. Vernon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Lahmon, of near Gambler, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Hessf
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wolfe and
daughter, Ruth spent Sunday with Mrs.
Stricken.
Mr.. John Frye of near Centerburg
is visiting relatives.
Mr.. Dale Cochran. wife and son,
Lake, and Mrs. Sarah Hall of Hunt
Station were calling on friends Sun
day. Mr.. Cochran has purchased a
new auto. oil
Mr.. Walter Mosshelder and family
Of Mt. Vernon spent Sunday afternoon
with G. Mcqueen. q
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Frye spent Sun
day with the formers brother near
Centerburg. Miss Lola Frye, who has
been visiting her uncle returned home
Sunday. vi
Mr.. Lee Earleywine and Clyde Ash
craft will make cider Tuesday and
Wednesday Of each week at John
Woods place.
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Officers
Elected By The Amity Com.
munity Club

Amity o., Oct. S-The Amity Com
munity club was organized Tuesday
evening at the high school building.
After the following program, the otfic.
ers for the coming year were elected.
Meeting was called to order by Presi.
dent Murry:
Song, America-Club.
Reading of Minutes-Mrs. Davis.
Recitation-Pearl Parish.
Recltation-Marie Kundle.
Song, Battle Hymn of the Repub-
lie.
Recitation-Ray Armstrong.
Election Of officers:
Prestdent-Prof. A. l.. Murry
Vice President-Mr. Elias Cain
Secretary-Mrs VIM. ]. Davis.
Chairman of the executive commit
tee--Miss Margerite Dowds.
The rest of committee to be appoint
ed later.
Mr.. Steinmets announced that a
Farmers Institute would be held Jan.
25 and 26.
Adjourned to meet Friday evening,
Oct. %, at 1880 at the high school
building.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-10-09
MEETING OF ". c. 7. U.
Held Tuesday Afternoon At The Rome
OF Mrs. stagg
(ey Press Reporter,

The Frances Willard w. C. 7. U.
met Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 9Th, with
Mrs. Stagg, South Vernon, with a
good attendance and several visitors.
Meeting opened by singing A Triumph
Hymn. Mrs. Walker, president, and
Mrs. Pharis, recording secretary, were
installed by Mrs. Nixon, state SUPER
intendent of the railway department,
each accepting the obligations Of her
office. All present joined hands and
sang one verse of "Blest Be The Tie.
That Binds"
Mrs. Tilton reported twenty-five
copies Of Campaign Song books do
mated to the Mems Chorus for, use
during the present campaign against
the home rule amendment of the
brewers.
Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Pharis were
elected delegates to the State Con-
vention, to be held in the M. E. church
ar Newark, Oct. IA, Is. is. The guests
and speakers will be Mrs. Lulu Shep-
ard, Utah. Rev. Mary E. Kuhl, I'LL
nois, Rev. A. G. Bane, California, Miss
Rose Letter, Mansfield, o., Mrs. Lillian
M. Kitchener, Kansas. The program
for the meeting consists of report Of
delegates or, What Most Impressed
Us At Our Last Convention" which.
proved very interesting to all. e.
pecially to those who were unable to
attend.
Adjourned to meet last Tuesday In
October.
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George Keys

George Keys, a we'll known farmer
OF near Bangs, died at the home Of
his sister, Miss Eliza Keys. 21S East
Chestnut street, at o'clock Wednes-
day morning. His death was due to
stomach trouble. The deceased was
born in England and was go years Of
age. His wife was formerly Miss
Elizabeth Smith, daughter of ex-May-
or William H. Smith, Of Mt. Vernon.
Her death occurred on Sept. 7, just
one month to day before the death
of her husband. No children survive.
The deceased is survived by three
sisters, Mrs. H. H. Greer and Miss
Eliza Keys of Mt. Vernon and Miss
Sarah Keys of Cleveland. Mr.. Keys
was member of the Beulah M. p.
church at Bangs for many years.
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Meeting
OF ". c, A. Held Wednesday
Afternoon

The regular monthly meeting OF the
w. G. A. was held "Wednesday with a
good attendance. The usual routine
of business was transacted and the
following donations reported:
Baptist church, loaves OF bread
Mrs. Day--Flowers. cabbage.
Mrs. Clayton-FTowers
Mrs Tsrael-MiIk.
Mrs. Bogardus-Eight glasses of
grape butter.
Mr. Harter-One-half bushei grapes
W. c. T. U.---Pickles, cold ham
creamed potatoes, veal loaf, rusks
jelly.
Miss Israel--Milk.
Miss Arnold--Elderberri grapes
Mrs. Poppleton-Milk, beets.
Mr.. j. G. Hunt-Rhubarb.
Mrs. Atwood-Celery, vinegar re
pairing chairs.
A Friend-Ice cream, grapes.
Mrs. McIntire-Basket of grapes.
Mrs. Dougherty-Fourteen glasses
of grape butter.
Mr.. McGibney-Apples.
Mr.. Stauffer-Fifty lbs. grapes, cab
bage, tomatoes.
Eastern Star-Four loaves of bread
Mrs. Day-Peck tomatoes, one-hali
bu. grapes.
Rev. Allen-Tomatoes, grapes. flow
ers.
Mrs. Aler-One-half bu. apples.
Mrs. Harry Patterson-Cucumbers
beans, pumpkins.
Mrs. Sperry-TomatOes.
Mrs. Gardner-Arples, pumpkins.
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MISS WILLS TO SPEAK
ley Paul Ashbauah.l

Miss Edith. Wills Of Boston, Mass,
field secretary OF the Scientific Tenn
perance Federation, will deliver an
address in the interesets of statewide
prohibition in the Presbyterian church
of Mt. Vernon, Friday evening, Oct.
9th. at 1880 o'clock. Miss Wills is a
speaker of international reputation,
earnest and energetic in manner. and
her style is forceful and convincing.
The music will be furnished by the
mems chorus. The general public is
invited.
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0RK
Commenced On A New Build.
ing On ". High Street

The carpenter work on the new
building to be erected just west of the
Mendenhall & Cramer grocery on
West High street was started Wed
nesday morning. The structure will
be three stories in height, stone being
the chief material used in its con-
struction F. J. and j. e. Harris, now
operating the Auto Inn on the north
west corner of the square, are put
ting up the new building and will de-
vote the ground floor space to gar
age.
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The Senior Class
Gives Hay Ride

Tho Senior Class
Gives Hay Ride
The Senior class Of the high schOl
and their friends enjoyed hay-ride
tc the home Of Miss Eleanor Snow,
about six miles east of this city,
Tuesday evening. The party found
a big bonfire all ready on the top Of
a. hill, near the house. Steak and
marshmallows were roasted and Hal
lowe'en eats were also served.
Should any of the people along the
road have looked out when the wagon
went by they would probably have
seen tiny lights in the fog due to the
fact that some kind persons had pro-
vided themselves with flashlights. At
the end of the jolly, jolly ride home
each one declared that he had spent
most delightful evening.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-10-09
Vampire eats.

Fairly large bats are the vampires Of
New Guinea. which alight on any pro
jecting part of the body, in prefer,
ence the toes. into which they bite
a small hole. from which they proceed
to suck the blood. They fan the wound
with their wings-to 'deaden the pain,
the natives say-and the victim seldom
awakens before much harm is done.
These horrible creatures suck as much
blood as they can, fly away and dis
gorge It and then return for more.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-10-09
Her System.

ut takes my wife so long to dress
when we want to go to the city, that
we always miss the train" complained
the first suburbnnite. How Is yOuI
wife? don't hear you kick much"
"My wife has system that isn't so
bad" said the second suburbanite
"She's so late for one train that she's
generally on time for the next."-Pttts
burgh Post
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-10-09
"A Double-Header

A double-header will be the base
ball offering for next Sunday after
noon, Utica being the opponents of
the local club. James Noble, who has
been with the Southern Michigan
league this summer and "Toddy"
Richardson will pitch for Utica. Bow
dan and Householder will heave for
the locals. The first game starts at
/ o'clock.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-10-09
Frazier-Adams
Wedding

Frazier-Adams
Wedding
Mr.. Henry Frazier and Miss Ida E.
Adams. residing in Monroe and Ber.
lin townships, respectively, were unit.
ed in marriage Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock by Justice John H. Perk.
ins at his Office on the public square
The couple will reside in Monroe
township, where the groom is farm.
er.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-10-09

Mrs. j. w. Foster returned to her
home in Smithville, O., Wednesday
morning. Mrs. Foster, who has been
a patient at the Ohio State Sanatori-
um, speaks very highly Of the institu-
ton and the beneficial work that is
being done there.