The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-03-12
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Mr.. Bryant Meredith transacted
business in Toledo, o., the past week.
Mrs Lizzie Struble and Miss Daisy
Struble were visiting friends in Woos-
ter. Ohio, the past week.
Mr. w. l.. Shaffer spent last week in
Lima, Ohio, where he went on bust
ness.
Mr.. r. o. Mollett and sister, Mrs.
Minnie Zolman, visited with their aunt
in Marion, Ohio, the past week
An effort is being made to start
moving picture theater in Frederick
town. The business men have offered
TO donate some funds to help the en-
terprise get started, but the state regu-
Iations are SO severe that it seems al
most impossible for Fredericktown to
met with their demands unless new
building is built especial for such a
place. Fredericktown has needed an
auditorium for long timey and the
business men think that now would be
an opportune time to begin agitation
for such purpose. A good sized
building, modestly furnished could be
built and rented out for picture shows
and at the same time be used for farm
ers' institute, public school entertain
ments, lecture course numbers, ban
uuets etc, of which Fredericktown has
n great many every year. Let some
enterprising citizen come forward and
donate the site for such a building
and other persons and organizations
will follow with substantial donations.
Mrs. Elizabeth Goodwin, who has
been visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
C. ID. Coleman, at Columbus, returned
home last week.
Mrs. Matte Howard and daughters
visited with Mr.. and Mrs b. Y. Jen-
kins the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Mumaw will move
to the Frank Struble farm the first
of next month.
Low gas pressure put Fredericktown
in darkness on Monday and some of
the merchants did rushing business
in selling lamps and coal oil. Most of
the business places in town were
closed up, waiting for daylight.
Mrs |. d. Emerson of Marion, Ohio
visited with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Dana, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Brown enter.
tanned Mr.. John and Swan and Miss
Bessie Earlywine of Edison, few
days last week.
The Senior class will give box so
cial at the high school ON Friday even
ing, March 10Th, to which the public
| is invited. The ladies are asked tc
bring boxes of lunch which will be
auctioned off to the highest bidder. A
fine program will be given.
Mr.. Elmer Fuller was in Bellville
last Saturday, on business.
Mr.. John Braddock transacted bust
ness in Mt. Vernon on Tuesday last.
Mrs. Walter McQinley visited with
relatives at Coshocton the past week
A District School" entertainment
will be given by the ladies of the Pres
| byterian church on Wednesday even
ing of next week.
The Rebekahs of this place will Civ,
n masquerade social ut their hall OF
| Friday evening of this week.
Last Friday evening the Daughter;
OF Veterans held their annual ban
quet which was decided success il
every way, After the supper the fol
lowing program was given:
Solo, Red, White and Blue"--Mrs
Mann.
Reading-Mrs. G. W. Edwards.
| Whistling solo-Miss Alice Harry
Reading-Mrs. Edward Hurst.
Violin solo-Mr. Wilbur Evans.
Solo-Mrs. Huhn.
Song-Quartette.
Song-Mr. Rush.
| Reading, BE true to your colors"--
Mary keenan,.
The Methodist Brotherhood recent
ly adopted new ritualistic servic
which was given its first use las
Friday evening. Eleven new candi
dates were initiated at that time un
der the new order This order nov
has membership OF nearly hun
dred in this place.
Mr., Harley Askins has gone Il
Bangs to take position during tn
coming season.
Mrs. G. w. Slack visited relative
in Columbus the past week.
Gasoline on tap In the street is
convenience the automobilist will no,
find in a number of places in towI
Hull L. Brown recently buried larg
tank on Main street, and the pas
week Harris & Cassel followed suit o
the opposite side of the street. E. .