The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-31


p. Church have made very much
appreciated present to their pastors
wife, Mrs. S. T. Allen, in the form of
a beautiful white quilt with 230 or
more names worked on it.
Miss Mary Kingsbury LEFT this noon
for Hampton, Iowa, to resume her
work as librarian in the public Ii
brary there after a visit with her
father and her brothers, west of the
city.
Mr.. Virgil Doup left this morning
for Walhonding where he will act as
chef for Harley Doup, William Ais
baugh, Gordon Wolfe and Warren
Kirke, who are camping at that place
for two weeks.
Mrs. r. E. Edminster and children
and Miss Nora Edminster, who have
been visiting with Mr.. G. f. Edmin-
tesr of Monroe street, returned to
their respective homes in Centerburg
and Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Kirk and little
daughter arrived in this city today
and will spend a few days in this COM
munity before going to Cleveland
Heights where Mr.. Kirk teaches
school.
The auto police patrol was called to
Marion street Sunday evening where
number of boys were raising dis
turbance The crowd scattered be-
fore the police arrived and no arrests
were made.
Mrs. B. j. Edwards and children,
Bernedine and Dorothy, who have
been visiting with MIR. and Mrs. G. H..
Punches and family of Academia, re-
turned to their home in Liberty Cen
ter today.
Donald Horn, young boy residing
near Hunts Station, fell while playing
at his home Sunday and cut deep
cash in his forehead. A physician
from Mt. Vernon was called to attend
him.
Mrs. Francis Lorimore, who has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs. Ed
ward Cunningham of East Burgess
street, went to Newark today to visit
a week with relatives before return
ing to her home in Indianapolis, Ind.
Mr.. Samuel Marks, brother-in-law
of Mr. Max Hyman of East Front
street. died Sunday night at his home
in Cincinnati. Mr.. Hyman and Miss
Stella Hyman leave this evening for
Cincinnati to attend the funeral.
Miss Anna Smith OF Columbus, an
aunt of Mrs. v. l.. Fisher of this city
was seriously injured Saturday even
ing in Columbus when she was hit and
thrown down by bicycle. She was
brought to the M. and s. hospital in
this city for treatment.
The Misses Maude McDade, Aura
Lazenby, Emma Pope and Rose Ma
comber, nurses at the Mt. Vernon hos
ptal, will spend week or ten days in
and around Montreal and the Thous
and Islands.
On Sunday afternoon Mt. Vernon
and Pataskala played very interest
| ing game of baseball at Athletic park
Mt, Vernon was successful, winning
by score of to 2. Bowden pitched
the game for the locals and held the
visitors down to few scattered hits
Account the Ohio State Fair the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will ruI
! special trains to Columbus Septembe,
lst and 2nd, leaving Mt. Vernon a
6;32 a. m, returning, leave Columbus
at GOO p. IN. same date. Apply tt
nearest b. 4 o. Agent for tickets.
MFR. and Mrs, Robert Dennis, MI
and Mrs, Fletcher Dennis, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robert Worthington and two chill
dren of Cardington, Mrs Mary Jone
and Mrs. IL. c. Jones of Rockford
Ind, were the guests of MIR. and Mrs
Winchester Faust on Sunday.
Paul Cherry, laborer, employed OF
the West Vine street sewer and paw
ing contract, was painfully injure
Monday morning when a large cur
stone fell on his right foot. Two toe
on the foot were badly crushed. Dl
S. Il. Deeley dressed the injury.
Prof. Painter, at the head of tn
manual training department in tn
Minneapolis. Mimi, public schools. al
rived in the city today to visit re
atives and friends.
Mr.. Carl Smithhisler Of Akron al
rived in the city Sunday to spend
week with his wife and children VIII
have been the guests of relatives her
for several days.
Mr.and Mrs. Charles C. Dowds an