The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-24
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tustine, Fla, visited with former s
nephew, Mr.. Lawrence Caywood and
family at Rhineharts, last wek.
| Miss Grace Cook of Fredericktown,
visited with the Misses Liefa and Ger
trude Mann in the country the past
week.
| Judge and Mrs. p. L. Wilkins, who
| have been taking a trip up the Lakes,
returned home Sunday evening. The
Judge says he saw one of the boats
load 5000 bushels of peaches at De-
troit, which was quite sight.
Programs are out announcing the
| lecture course for the coming season
at Waterford, the Ohio Lyceum Blu
reau, of Ashland, furnishing the talent.
The dates are as follows: Darnelle
Concert Company on October 10; Rob
ert S. Seed, on November II; G. l.. Abb
bott on December II; Harry Bowser
on January 10, and the Garter Jubilee
Singers on February 10th.
Mr.. Andrews of Ashland, o., visited
his daughter, Mrs. Frank Inks, the past
week.
Miss Golde Arlington visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Arlington, at
Utica, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Cochran visited
with relatives at Lexington the past
week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lennon Boone, of this
place visited with Mr. and Mrs. ID. II.
Wilson, south of town, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Clark of Union coun.
ty, visited with relatives in this vicini-
ty the past week.
Mr.. William Auten, of Akron, Ohio
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Car.
son, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Robinson, of
Marietta, Ohio, visited friends in this
vicinity the past week.
Mr.. George Norrick has again taken
! up his course of study at the Case
School of Applied Science in Cleve-
land.
Mrs. O. p. Foote, who has been Wis
| ting the past month in Detroit, re-
turned home last week accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Cummings.
Mr.. Cecil Thomas of Wolf Lake, Ind
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Den
man, the past week
vile last Thursday to take a course
at Dennison University.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Dunham, who
have been living at Delaware, o., the
past year, have returned to Freder
! iclitown, Mr.. Dunham accepting a
position in the Davis & Dague gro
Gerry, and Mrs. Durham position il
The First National Bank.
Misses Fora and Fern Montgomery
commenced their schools in Pix,
township last week
Mr. Boots and family of Mansfield
We're entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Frank Amsbaugh last week
On account TO the temperance de
bate at the Presbyterian church OF
Wednesday evening the Baptist pray
er and business meeting was held OF
Tuesday evening. At this melting i
was decided to hold the home-com
ing all-day meeting, which has beer
contemplated for some time past
, some time about the middle of DC
tober. These meetings viii be ;
sort of reunion of the Fredericktowr
Hopewell and Amity churches. !
special program will be prepared 70
= the occasion and n basket dime
served at noon.
About hundred members of tn
Knights of Pythias from this plac
5 went to Newark on Wednesday t
/ take part in the dedication of Il
; new Pythian hall of that city.
The Amity Baptist church held
) Homecoming meeting last week o
l THU sday, at which meeting tn
+ members of the Fredercktown an
llopewell churches were given spe
2 ial invitations to attend. A numbe
4 Of automobiles and rigs were drive
| from Fredericktown and those pre-
Y ent report very enjoyable an
{ profitable occasion. Rev. Benjami
= was on the program for an addres
: In the morning, but ON account {
another engagement was unable [
l 80, so Rev. II. l., Chaplin, pastor {
+ the Fredericktown Baptist churcl
$ delivered two addresses, one in tn
s morning and one in the Afternoon
Mr.. Leedy furnished vocal solos fc
= the occasion A basket dinner wa
9 furnished at the noon hour.
, The Farmers Elevator, formerl
+ owned by Mr.. G. NJ Hildreth, ha
= been purchased by Mr.. ID. NJ. Brun
, back of This place. The latter ha
4 been occupying room in Odd Fe
+ lows building since his storehous
9 was burned several months ago, br