The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-11-06
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b FREDEk1CKTOWN 1

Mr.. Tate CromleN or MT. Vernon,
was Fredericktown visitor on Mon
day of this week.
Mrs. Lynn Austin visited with her
sister, Mrs. b. M. Morris at Columbus
the past week.
On Sunday last the M. e. church
devoted the entire day to the consid-
Grafton of temperance and prohibition.
The Sunday school lesson was spec
ial temperance lesson, temperance
talks and songs were given. The
morning sermon was temperance
discourse. The young people at their
meeting took UP the subject with un-
usual interest and zest. The evening
service consisted of addresses by Mr..
Earl Hicks, who reported on the con-
ditions at Parkersburg, w. Va, Mr..
GLENN spoke on temperance In refer
ence to taxation and Mr.. j. G. Dague
explained the workings and making of
the ballot The evenings program
was closed with short talk by the
pastor, Rev. Dickson.
The largest and most enthusiastic
gathering Of the campaign was held
on the streets here last Saturday when
Mr.. H. H. Miller of Mt. Vernon, ad-
dressed the voters on the subject of
prohibition. Hundreds of school chill
dren marched through the streets
carrying banners. These were fol-
lowed by large number of automo-
biles filled with people interested in
the matter of temperance. Mr.. Miller's
address was full of fire and informa-
tion and was productive Of much good.
Monday evening Hon. G. H. Work
man, of Mansfield, gave an address in
the interest of the Republican cause.
The weather was fine and a fairly
good-slzed crowd came out to hear
what was to be offered. A number of
automobiles with candidates from Mt.
Vernon were also present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eastman, Mrs. Allwein
and son visited friends in Mt. Gilead
last week.,
Miss Coda Brown is visiting with
relatives in Ashland
The regular monthly meeting of the
Fredericktown w. G. T. U. will te
held at the home of Mrs. Herendeen
next Tuesday evening, Nov. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frazier visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Emmet Frazier at
Akon, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Slack visited
witt friends in Columbus the past
w-SA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Levering visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dean at
Batemantown last week.
Mr.. l.. F. Bechtel, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Gregg and Mrs Nettie Phillips Wis
tied with friends at Ashland a couple
Of days last week.
Mrs. Ira Gilmore was Mt. Vernon
visitor the past week.
Mrs. Ida Zolman and Mrs. Watkins
went to Kansas last week to visit with
sister.
Mrs. Cora Fritz, of Tiffin, o.. is Wis
iting with friends north of this place
Mr.. Orange Hamilton and wife Wis
tied with friends at Shelby, O., the
past week.
Mr.. Melvin Swihart and Mr.. Ralph
Holland visited with Mr.. G. d. Norris
at Oak Hall the past week.
Mr.. Frank Huddle cf Mt. Vernon
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark O
Pittsburgh, Pa, visited friends in thii
place last Tuesday
The Daughters of Veterans he'll
their regular meeting on Wednesda.
evening, at which time inspection
was held.
Mrs. %. d. Kissner and Mrs. William
Kline will entertain the Cleaners
Class OF the Presbyterian Sunda.
schoo, on Friday evening of this wesl
In the parlors of the church
Miss Norma Roby visited witt
friends in Butler and Bellville a cou
pie of days the past week.
Mrs. J. B. Foote Is taking treatmen
for rheumatism in a hospital at Cir
cinnati
Mrs. Warren SHETLAND died at he
home near Sparta OF Tuesday nigh
from q complication of diseases. TIL
first Of the week she had a stroke Q
paralysis. The funeral was held fror
the home on Thursday morning a
9:30. The deceased was about sever
ty-ive years of age and is survived
her husband.
The fOur-year-old son of Mr.. Cal
sius Ewers is reported very Ill wit
typhoid fever
Mr.. Paul Hurst and Miss Leva Ga
lology spent Sunday with the latter
parents In Johnstown, o.
Mrs. A. d. Rinehart of Mt. Verno
visited with friends in this place las
Tuesday
Miss Nina Owens Of Fredericktow