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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-28
CIRCULATION BOOKS
opEn TO ADVERTISERS
Thursday. October 70, 1915.
pArnIorlc soMaa.


lhm snnday afternoon Tom,do
audience waH called upon to eina "
pauiuiie nuHe The nuprcludlcod hH
teurf 10 me audience would have boon
Inclined Va thfHw hla hat in thc air
nua shout Win sioe v ho bad un That
particular morning, retd hnho ste
fuNo'H column la she Temple rel"-
gfnm i.uhe MtlHho writes for the
Cincinnati Enquirer but the Telegram,
pY special nfunnemtnt D. permitted
90 reproduce hia wfiilng. in thla paper
un mat particular morning Luke had
DE following comment in hH column
You npe patriotic American We
aii ppnW, And Win HNmo nlp other
Patriotic Americans Yuu attend meet
iHH Thc meeting ig opened ana uVvsy
houy rises and elnHa THE stm NpnnH
ied Hammer Everybody hhnwa thc
firat lne hut the rest 81 me SONG goes
llko thlH. aa faf az Nm roetil 81,
|hl eay emo SOU see hy tho dnwuH
early lEiit
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doe dee
on, ~ % g. lum, de da dunn oh dadc,
zoe u 50 tee tnm de IA tnm dunn "a
DUN dee
and so on unu toe eone ends.
Ana them The meetina elo8ea with
"Aiy Country 'rls ~ rtrc." And SOU
ilee nnd lau Ia ihe singing Ia thiH
iaAhion
My country ga % ihoe.
sweet land ~ ibettN
az theo elng
Land where I'd la ia
Land dr dunn tm lH We.
on d ium 90 p dun @, dH
Dec dum 81 tec
a a ,o Hcw4m with nnehfer for
we uf Temple Werr caught ln iho tram
We aidnt know lhv words uf tho pA
trotlc sune We wrtr compelled Gay
SEQ u foo ulm 90 Va lum dum ~ dunn
doe iust like i.ahe aasS iher du n
CinsnNhtl that q we WFfe compelled
a. hunt thc m0aic of drop oni 80 thr
contest AND lhe sucaNrr had aaia
that iho perH0n who eHn sing and
won't aiAa mFh' a. $50 % Sims Sims
nceordHa 90 elmhp authority
rhA " url aaid in criticism ST the
rempls nidHHoe II is go cau aticn-
tion % conditions tNht EXISTS We
havp NOT bonn echnalcA ln patriotic
musio althUuFh the time IT. now AZ
hand When There T. need chat we
shonid he an achrVled Perhaps we
shoulA afeanise an Did fashioned alnR
lnr aehsel nul huld seasions p,t,u We
have learned thv words ~ onr nation.
"a songs Ana h nlsm he wen go
con etivniiuu g. The fact that the nu-
ditnue shunid stand when the 'Stnl
spnprled Hummer IL STUNT u iN or
national anthem. prescribed tur cere
nienlai occasions hy army Nud NAYS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-28
BEDTIME STORIES

FH va smHlI not npFN tban i0Y InFF7 tt anfifnt
used ~ t fierce goblin stprc. passing well before
went to Foot ~ night shed spring tosc yarns with
delight ard al the hong dark night IA u hofrd
shapes, each scream And that I'D Rtay
and bent snd ard iu u hay The dak ai
~ hDas Of witches Wed aud sheei ghosts only dag
light dspersc he ttnff that make Che night cufs
And otfnmea ~ and inae around that foolish itldamaa
tomb, and t he though ahe bcar how 49, made
night thing ~ And ~ 20 press foyl dances
sowing ong distress, by telling kids, 10 solemn TONES
dark tales u ghosts and bats add bnss oh tell the cA
dge pleasant taics ~ silver shipa purple .sl. that
~ 70 bring t,em deI- and Christmas trecs
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FAY UNKNOWN IN BERLIN

HENltN pct -f The foroisn ultce
hcre TODAY issued a statement deylnr
ng ihai Robert laN whn was arrvatod
in View JERSEY vhareed with conspiracy
io wreck st,'imcrs hcaring ctrgnes to
me Aliles II unkpoWn Ga 3hc govern
mrni despite fnys statement THAT De-
ia German army officer fic is an
legged 90 have said no Is now connected
with THE srvrti scryirp branch uf the
German torv,gn otficr There ls mes
such hrtuyh according to ihc state.
meut
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AMIRlcAs UNcRowNGo ouErN

Tho Times 'lerAid used in FIND du
lifht Boz roftrrnH tp Helen G0uld RH
Amerloe'a uuclowned queen ana thia
fuf tne reaaon that she gave or het
slime aud money u unRilWvd meas
ore lp puiHcworihY ohicoH rho day
came when MisH licicn hccnmp Mrs
Finley ! shepard ana mchsuiahlY
ahr pauhed frnm public view utt here
lately she has come into notico thiH
time hy renann of the fact mat ana
and her husband aass u. l,.allalssl..s.-
foundlng The blue eYqd hthy bvy
who wac found at miinahi On ihc
stops uf Sd patrick'r Cathedral so Nrw
NofN CiN % little more ihHn year
aHr ls nov i'uiey ) SHEPPARD jr
uni whilom unerownrd queen So Twins
up to ner huuoihti utlN Waco 1imra
Herald.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-28

THE materials used m lhc latest
evening models arc particularly
beautiful aud many of them 3,
can the real old style materials. such
nH brecaded velvet and sllka. With gag
pompndour bouquets Iha chic fruck
81 chiffon ia1eia has beautifully cm
hroldcrcd bouquets of sIlvor thread
There Is also tcndrny % trim the
huck OF bodices more thau tho front.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-28

ALRANN. NGas, ,,cts ~ syhe annual
convention az the National Nut errors
ers AssnSsstlor Nns ~pcisf W. -. hsr
here tosiay some 81 ;he leaders ia tht
industry Mans ~ the pecan srovgs
q thiE' sretiun nllIsbe Vested aad thprn
VIII ~ discussions hN vNpgfts on the
planting and rtS~ccicn-vt trees.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-28

OARDANELLes srRueoLe HOPE
LESS
TnNUaN gtr fa.tl.., ..t..-
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Lodge Officers
JOINT INSTALLATION

The annual dinner and joint installa.
tion Of Emerson Updike Post @. A. r.
and d. X. Blystone Camp Sons of Vet
Grams, was held Thursday in the Mar.
tinsburg town hall
The dinner, which was a real picnic
feast, OF good things to eat, and hot
coffee to drink, was served on the
large table in the hall. One hundred
and ten members and guests enjoyed
the dinner. At 1880 Camp Commander
VIM. Cullison, called to order.
Comrade DR.. N. 8. Toland spoke OF
absent members Of the Post that had
answered the last roll rail-: ID. X. Bly,
stone, Johnson Sims, John Baird,
John Cline having been the last ones
Of Emerson Updike Post to answer the
last roll call. The officers of Emer.
son Updike Post are:
Commander-W. d. Clutter.
Sr. Vice Commander - James Nc.
Cament.
Jr. Vice ommander-Hugh Elliott
Adjutant-Dr. N. 8. Toland.
Quartermaster-Dav Bowman.
Officer Of the Day-John Rowley.
Patriotic Charles Will
son.
d. X. Blystone Comp, Sons of veter.
ans, installed these officers:
Commander--W. d. Beatty.
8. Vice Commander-W. N. Evers.
Jr. Vice Commander-Carl Van
Voorhis.
Patriotic INSTRUCTOR. 8. Farmer.
Camp Council-James Evers, Harry
Simpson, T. L. Beatty.
Chaplain-William Parish.
Secretary-Charles NJ. Clutter.
Treasurer-W. c. Evers.
Color Bearer-A. v. Rowley.
Guide-Dean Parish.
Musician-Earl Farmer.
Inner Guard-William Cullison.
Outer Guard-Roy Farmer.
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BLIND BOYS MATCH PENNIES
philadelphia Record.)


Two blind newsboys who station
themselves at Thirteenth and Market
streets at m;jnight TO sell the "bull.
dog" editions of the various morning
newspapers, are furnishing a spec
tacle that would call forth from Billy
Sunday some choice Sundaygrams.
These two lads, one is white and the
other is colored, when business b.
comes slack, engage in quiet game
Of matching pennies. OF course, they
cannot see the head or tail Of a coin.
but they readily tell 1t by the touch.
One of them evidently tried to fool
the other one night by using smooth
penny. He had some particular mark
on it by which he could tell the head.
and when the other lad matched him
he challenged his opponent to prove
his point. The boy felt the smooth
coin and, to the surprise Of the small
group OF spectators, detected the
trick Of the other boy.
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FAIRvIEW
j. i i j j. i ]. j. i j

Mary Vance and daughter are
spending this week with Newark rel
atives.
Arthur Oldaker left Monday for
Florida, where he will spend few
weeks.
Carrie Tulloss is visiting friends
and relatives in Putnam county.
Davie Barnhart and Rilla Stafford
have returned home after a few days
visit with Lon Barnhart of Cleveland.
Walter Shuff and daughter. Mabel,
are improving, after an attack of ap-
pendicitis.
Annie and Mabel Bone of Canada
return home Thursday, after an ex.
tended visit with Mr.. Bone and other
relatives.
Clarence McWilliams and wife are
spending this week with Nellie Old
aker and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Lohr entertained
with surprise party about So people
Tuesday evening in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Hyatt, who have been holding
meetings here, and the Misses Mabel
and Annie Bone Of Canada. Luncheon
was served and jolly good time was
had.
An interesting series Of meetings
conducted by Rev. Milton Hyatt and
wife, OF Utica, closed here Wednes'
day evening, with one addition.
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UNCLAIMED MAIL

To avoid delay IN delivery have
your mail addressed to street aad
aumber. p. o. box or general delivery.
The following letters remain un
claimed IN the Mt Vernon postohics.
Advertised January rs. 1915.
Blocher, Ed.
Brown, j. c.
Croninger, Miss Edith
Donaher. Charlie
Fire, Mrs. Hammer
Erie, J. T.
Gallanger, William
Hoffman, Mrs. Fern
Jones, Mrs. Hugh
Leonard, Ella
Miller, l. C.
Rath, Mrs. Thomas
Rees, Herald
Rice, Grove
Robson, Mrs. Nellie
Robinson, Robert
Smith, George
Steinbaugh, Mrs.
Thall, William
Yong, Mrs. Will
s. g. DOWDs, Postmaster
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PROMINENT
Physicians To Attend Con.
ference At State SanatOrium

The second quarterly conference of
superintendents of tuberculosis sana-
toria and hospitalse of Ohio will be
held at the State Sanatorium, Friday,
January 20. The following members
will be present:
DR.. H. L. lockwood, Warrensville
tuberculosis Sanatorium.
Dr.. Jost D. Kramer, Dayton District
tuberculosis Hospital.
DR.. Henry Baldwin, Springfield Dis
trict tuberculosis Hospital.
DR.. L. X. Crawford, Springfield
Lake Sanatorium.
DR.. H. ]. Pammet and Mr.. J. L. Hof-
ner, Lucas County tuberculosis Hos
pital.
Mrs. Aloysia LAWN, Franklin
County tuberculosis Hospital.
DR.. J. r. Johnson, Lima District
tuberculosis Hospital
DR.. A. G. Bachmyer. Cincinnati
tuberculosis Hospital.
DR.. Clyde Leeper. Rock Glen Sana-
torium.
DR.. Robert Patterson, Director Di-
vision of tuberculosis. State Board OF
Health.
Mr.. Gordon Davies, Division Of Pub
lie Health, State Board Of Health.
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SUNDAY TELLS or
MODERN WOMEN
Baseball Evangelist Condemns
Styles Of Today.
HIS OPINION OF new YORK

Society Leaders Criticised, but esau*i.
fuI Tribute 10 Paid the Old Fashion.
Cd Mothsr-itis Peculiar and esnsa.
tionai Tactics In Pulpit Have Moved
Many to Join the Church.
Washington.--The Rev. Billy Sun
day, baseball evangelist, who has re-
Gently conducted revival services In
this city and in Philadelphia, Is per
haps the best known and most sensa
tional pulpit orator In the country to
day. His addresses, always 6lled
with slang. appeal to many persons
and many have been moved to Join the
church after listeningito his sermons.
Sundays tactics in the pulpit, too
are different Frequently he removes
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SUCCESS
In Every Way Was "GO To
Church. Sunday

"Go To Church Sunday" met with
decided success Sunday in swelling
the attendance of churches through.
out the city. One pastor estimated
that his flock was sixty per cent larg.
er than is usually the case. while all
agreed that the movement was a
benefit in all sense Of the word.
The pastors unitedly spoke on the
topic of church-going, pointing out the
advantages that would accrue by such
action and taking advantage of large
attendance to remark on mans duty
to his church.
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SUNDAY BARRED FROM SCHOOL,

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 25-Simon
Gratz, prominent member of the
board Of education, was made the OBJ.
ject of indignant criticism at the
meeting of Billy Sunday campaign
committee today because permission
had not been given to carry the evan
gelistic campaign into the public
schools.
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+ + + 4. 4. + f. 4. 4. 4. + + =
+ DEATHS =
+ + !. + y 4. + + + i. 4. 4. \
WjnIfred Murphv

Miss Winifred Murphy died at the
home OF Misses Margaret and Mary
Meade, 115 East Burgess street, fun
day afternoon at Q o'clock, after q
prolonged illness CT paralysis. The
deceased was rs years Of age ana.
until three years ago, had resided In
Nashville. Tenn. Since that time. she
has been making her home here. She
leaves a number Of nieces and neph.
ews. The funeral Tuesday morning
at o'clock at st. Vincent de Paul'a
Catholic church, Father l.. w. Mul.
hane officiating. Interment in Cal
vary cemetery.
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TEACHING IN HIGH SCHOOL

To fill the vacancy occasioned in
the teaching force of the high school
by the departure Of Prof. Winans.
Miss Nola Barnard took charge Of
some OF the classes in English Mon
day morning. Miss Barnard was grad
uated from the local high school in
1910 and received degree at Ohio
Wesleyan university last June.
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fractured
Her Hip And Condition Is
Quite Serious

Mrs. Lydia Barre fell Saturday ev.
ening at her West High street home
and fractured her right hip. The
fracture was reduced by a local ply.
sician. Mrs. Esrre's condition Is crit
ical on account of her advanced
years. -lqas ~,....o-., - sas4 se.
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of this number "a are from Crawford
county, 0 from Knox county and the
remainder from Richland county. or
the nine from Knox county there are
four families. There are nine babies
at the home. David May, who was
taken to the home Saturday, is a son
OF Bernard May Of this city.
Common Pleas Court
In the court Of common pleas on
Monday the case Of The Reeves En-.
gineering Company vs.. Dever was
commenced before the court and the
jury.
Marriage Licenses
Charles Clifford Pryor, farmer. and
Ella LENA Workman, both of Dan.
Vile. Rev. d. e. Snyder.
Harry Tucker, glass worker, and
,, Mary Orange, both Of Mt. Vernon.
Rev. l.. w. Mulhane.
Harry Leroy Franklin, glass work
or, and Ethel Luella Wells, both of
Mt. Vernon. George s. Harter, J. P.
Paul Hildreth, accountant, and
Marie J. Boyle, both OF Mt. Vernon.
Rev. e. e. Whitaker.
Fred Moreland, farmer, and Edith
Myrtle Hartupee. both Of Centerburg.
George 8. Harter, J. P.
Deed Filed
Leone E. Davis to The Eagle Home
Realty Company, part lots 160 and
181 o. p. Mt. Vernon, $4,000.
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NARROW
Escape Had Well Known
Young Man From Going
To Jail

One Mt. Vernon young man is still
shaking from the effects of q bad
scare he received Saturday evening,
while endeavoring to play practical
joke upon well-known farmer who
resides near the city.
The incident took place In front of
South Main street drug store. Sew
eral bystanders thought 1t would be
good Joke to take the bells off the
farmers sleigh and see IL he would
notice their absence. This he did not
and again hitched in the same spot.
This time the young man mentioned
above went a little farther and re.
moved the robe from the sleigh.
When the farmer returned, he discov.
cred his loss and made straightway
for police court.
Returning with Chief of Police
Parker, he discovered the Stolen
rug inside Of the drug store and,
knowing the proprietor to be limo.
cent Of any connection with the affair,
asked that this young man be arrest.
ed. White as sheet, the criminal
pleaded, urging that he had taken the
rug in a playful spirit. Somebody
winked at Chief Parker and he kept
insisting that the young man go to
jail. Finally, a bystander laughed
SPILLED the beans" and cigars were
bought for the crowd by the man who
had 80 narrowly escaped imprison.
ment.
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Peden.Frehse
Wedding

Announcement cards have been re-
ceived in the city of the marriage of
Mr.. w. r. Peden of Cleveland to Miss
Viola Freshe, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Freshe, formerly of Mt.
Vernon. The bride is we'll known in
this city, having lived here for num-
ber Of years. The groom is a young
druggist Of Cleveland. Mr.. and Mrs.
.Peden will make their home in Cleve-
land.
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Before Jury In The Court Of
Common Pleas
Other Items Of Interest From
The Court House

Sarah F. Erow has commenced a
suit in the court Of common pleas
against John Baughman, in which she
states that in June, 1899, she attempt
ed to be married to the defendant,
but AYERS that the defendant had been
married before that date and had
wife living and therefore her mar.
riage was, null and void. She states
that shortly after the attempted mar
riage, the defendant informed her Of
the facts and that she refused to live
with him and never has cohabited
with him. She asks for divorce and
that the pretended marriage be de-
clared null and void; also that she
may be restored to her maiden name,
Sarah Fern McGugin. William M.
Rooms represents the plaintiff.
,-.4sss- = y .s.-as.as ~.
Wants A Divorce
Ursula Cochran has filed suit for
divorce in the court of common pleas
Of Knox county against Charles Coch-
ran. She states they were married
December, 1885, and that three chill
dren were born to them. She charges
the defendant with wilful absence and
states that he has failed to provide
her with the necessities Of life. She
asks for a divorce and decree quiet
ing her title in real estate located in
Mt. Vernon. william M. Koons Is
the attorney for the plaintiff.
Wants Receiver Named
F. l.. Walker has brought suit
against v. q. Dudley in the common
pleas court Of Knox county. The
plaintiff states that he loaned the de-
fendant the sum Of $500 and took
mortgage on billiard and pool tables.
The allegation is made that the de-
fendant is taking NO care Of the prop
erty and that the same Is not good
security for the money loaned. The
plaintiff asks that q receiver be ap-
pointed to take care Of the tables.
Robert l.. Carr represents the plain
tiff.
Taken To Chiidren's Home
Juvenile Officer Purcell went to
Mansfield Saturday afternoon, taking
with him David May, who was placed
in the Richland county children's
home, Young May is II years OF age
and weighs 135 pounds. He was CIV
en- the seat of honor at the head Of
the table In the dining room. There
are 63 children at the Richland
county home at the present time. Out
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MORE HOMES.

OUR OBJECT THE BUCKEYE
STATE BUILDING AND LOAN
COMPANY.
l. We therefore advertise
2. And get more money,
8. So as to be able to loan to more
people who desire homes.
4. Our assets $S,100,000.
5. Five per cent paid on time depos-
its.
6. Rankin Building, % West Gay
Street, Columbus, Ohio.
z. Write or call for booklets, showing
how money is received and loaned.
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SNsxy.

Ill 0NeWs
Bob.sied Ride
To Martinsburg
Ten couples from Utica enjoyed
bob.sled ride to the home of Miss
Mildred Harrison in Martinsburg Sat.
urday evening and there spent de-
lightful evening. Games and music
furnished entertainment.
Two Ceremonies
Performed BY Justice
Two weddings were solmenized
Saturday afternoon by Justice of the
Peace George s. Harter. At 2 o'clock,
Frederick Moreland and Edith Myrtle
Hartupee Of Milford township we're
married, while at $3.50 o'clock, Miss
Ethel Luella Wells of this city be-
came the bride of Mr.. Harry Leroy
Franklin, who also resides here.
Enjoy A Dance
At The Armory
The third Of series Of subscription
dances was given Saturday evening
at the X. Of p. armory. Music was
furnished by Parker's orchestra OF
Columbus. Out-of-town guests were
Miss Mary Kelly of Columbus, and
Mr.. w. Norman Fisher Of Gloucester,
Mass. =.
Hiidreth-eoyie
Wedding
Mr.. Paul ]. Hildreth and Miss
Marie J. Boyle were united in mar
riage Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock
by Rev. e. e. Whitaker at the M. e.
parsonage. Mr.. Hildreth is son Of
Mrs. Mary Hildreth. Miss Boyle was
student at the Mt. Vernon high
school and resided east of the city.
The couple left Saturday evening for
Columbus on a short honeymoon and
will live in this city on their return.
Surprise
Party
Thirty friends, members Of the
Freshmen class Of Mt. Vernon high
school, gathered together Saturday
evening at the home OF Miss Martha
Willemin, 106 East Lamartine street,
and surprised her, the occasion being
her fifteenth birthday anniversary.
Miss Willemin was presented with a
kodak by her classmates. The ev-
ening was devoted to games and mus
ic. Elaborate refreshments were
served. %
Entertained
For Her Cousin
Miss Lucy Ward delightfully."- en-.
tertained at her home, 205 West Vine
street, on Thursday evening in honor
of her cousin, Mr.. Clay Stockberger,
of Croton. Those present were: Miss
es Inez Cornell, Mary Crider. Leila
starks. Gladys Walton, Irene Berger,
Beatrice Ward and Lucy Ward.
Messrs. Cameron Trott, Nelson Sapp,
Clarence Brown, Arthur Matthews,
Clay Stockberger, Curtis Sharpnack
and Charles Ward.
Peden.Frehse
Wedding
Announcement cards have been re-
ceived in the city of the marriage Of
Mr.. w. r. Peden of Cleveland to Miss
Viola Freshe. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Freshe, formerly of Mt.
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Mrs. Charles 6attrick

Mrs. Charles BattrIck, well known
locally and having hosts Of friends In
this city, died very suddenly on Jan.
IL at her home in swanage, England.
according to a message received Sat.
urday by her sister, Mrs. John l..
Brining. Mrs. Battrick was SO years
OF age and spent three months in this
city last summer with Mrs. Brining,
at which time a large number OF
parties were given in her honor. Mrs.
Battrick leaves husband and tive
sons, one Of whom Is in the English
army and the other in the navy.
Heart trouble was the cause Of death.
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sAnMER cLAssls'ED Aos rAv
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-26
Bob.sied Ride
To Martlnsbur0

Bob-sled Ride
To Martinsburg
Ten couples from Utica enjoyed a
bob-sled ride to the home of Miss
Mildred Harrison in Martinsburg Sat.
urday evening and there spent de.
lightful evening. Games and music
furnished entertainment.
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Mrs. A. G. Barnard, East High
street, received a telegram at IL
o'clock Sunday night from Tuscum-
bia, Ala. announcing the critical H.
ness Of her mother, Mrs. Palmer.
With her son. Palmer, she departed
on the midnight train for Tuscumbia.
Early Monday morning, another tele.
gram came. stating that Mrs. Palmer
had died. Accordingly, Mr.. Barnard
left for Alabama Monday noon. Meth
er telegram stated any details at an
and Mrs. Barnard had not the slight
est intimation that her mother was
even sick
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Two Ceremonies
Performed BY Justice
Enjoy A Dance
At The Armory

The third Of series Of subscription
dances was given Saturday evening
at the X. Of p. armory. Music was
Furnished by Parker's orchestra Of
Columbus. Out-of-town guests were
Miss Mary Kelly Of Columbus, and
Mr.. w. Norman Fisher Of Gloucester,
Mass. =