The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-03-05
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The series of evangelistic meetings
held at the Methodist church the past
two weeks were closed on Saturday
evening last. Some twelve or fifteen
additions were made to the church
through this effort. Rev. d. A. Morris,
who was here assisting, gave some
powerful discourses during this series
of meetings, and has shown himself to
be an evangelist Of more than ordinary
ability. On Sunday morning there
were present at the communion SER
vice the largest number of communi-
cants that were ever present at this
church. Rev. Philpott, of Delaware, O.,
had charge of the Love Feast in the
evening, also preached the sermon at
the regular evening service.
On Monday of this week Mr.. ID. NJ.
Brumbach of this place. attended the
meeting of the Ohio Egg and Butter
Producers Association at the HOllen-
den in Cleveland. Mr.. M. G. Smith Of
Centerburg, was elected president of
the association. About two hundred
members we're present during the ses-
sions and banquet was given in the
evening. Mr.. Brumbach was one of
the speakers on the program and made
an address on matters relating to the
business of these commission mer-
chants.
Rev. II. M. Noble, who has been as
sisting in evangelistic meetings at Yel-
low Springs, Ohio, returned home on
Saturday last, to resume his labors
here as pastor of the Presbyterian
church.
Mr.. l. B. Gilmore and family the past
week started for LaPorte, Texas,
which place they will make their fu.
ture home.
Mr.. Gay Wilson visited with his
sister, Mrs. Thos. Beal, at Bellviile
the past week.
Miss Bessie Yarnell visited with
friends at Shelby few days the past
week.
Special evangelistic services are an
nounced to begin at the Baptist church
on Sunday evening March 7th. A SER
les Of prayer meetings are being held
in the Sunday school room each even
ing, beginning on Wednesday of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Howard of
Chesterville, visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Howard in this place one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hartwell of Pu-
laskiville, visited with Frederick
town friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baker of Pu-
Nashville, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
v. Il. Brown west of town, the past
week
Mrs. Andy Hoefiick visited with
relatives in Butler on Monday of this
week.
Two new electric signs have bios.
somed out on Main street In Frederick.
town. one being that of Harry Browns
shoe store and the other the Taylor
dry goods store. We understand that
there are number Of others soon to
follow.
DIR. Harrod Of Columbus, visited
with DIR. NOrrick in this place last
week.
Mrs. J. G. Dague visited with Mr.. and
MH. Earl Dunham at Delaware the
past week.
Mrs. J. S. Alan of Salem, o., visited
with DIR. and Mrs. j. II. NoTick, In
this place last week.
Miss Nina Traxler and Miss Alice
Harry went to Newark on Saturda,
10 attend the Telephone Operators con
vention.
MIR. and Mrs. Alex Penick visi ,et
with friends In Mt. Vernon last Sun
day.
Mrs. Martha Fawcett is reported Oh
tho sick list with grippe.
Mr.. Thos. Yarman moved his family
to farm near Waterford the first OF
the week.
The Pythian Sisters entertained
about twenty visitors from Butler
Homer and Mt Gilead on Tuesday ev
'ening. Five new members were ini
tinted on this occasion and refresh
nents served
Miss Ethel Poorman visited with
Mt. Vernon friends on Sunday last.
A daughter was born to Mr., and Mrs
Harry Wharton on Sunday last.
The Daughters of Veterans will holt
their annual banquet this Friday ev
oninR at the Masonic hall.
Mrs ID. A. Rinehart of Mt. Vernon
spent Friday with her sister. Mrs. l.
u. Wagner on Friday of last week
Miss Dorothy Wagner accompanie,
her home To spend Sunday.
Mrs. II. s. Taylor and Miss Vim