The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
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Oregon, one OF the lecturers at the
state convention Of the w. 8. r. y.
recently held at Akron, o., has been
the guest Of Miss Rose Dawson at
Fredericktown the past week. but
started for her home in the west on
Tuesday. Mrs Addition is compelled
to give up her work in this state on
account of i'll health.
Mr. h. A. Day and son, Norman, OF
Bellynle, visited with his brother
at Fredericktown on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curt Fletcher Of Fred
erlcktown visited with the latters
mother, Mrs. A. &c. Wright, at Amity,
the past week.
Mrs. Frank Henry visited with her
mother, Mrs. John Keyes the past
week.
Mrs. Susan Walters has returned
from her visit in Mansfield.
Mrs. Louisa Follen Of Martel Wis
tied with her daughter, Mrs Silas
Winand, the past week.
Mrs. Doris Wharton, who visited
with Mrs. Russell Robinson at Mt.
Vernon last week, returned home on
Thursday.
Mrs. ]. H. Patterson visited with
Mrs. ]. G. George at Mt. Vernon last
Friday.
Rally day at the Waterford Chris
tian church was blessed with very
fine weather last Sunday. There were
1877 in attendance A special pro-
gram was given after the classes re-
assembled from their lessons, and a
short talk by the pastor, Rev. c. A.
Gaines, was enjoyed by all. The SUI
perintendent, Mr.. Willis e. Chilcote,
says: 1--WE hope that all will be back
next Sunday and each Sunday here
after will be indeed rally day"
A large delegation of the faithful
from Fredericktown attended the po-
litical meeting at Mt Vernon last
Saturday.
Mrs. Pearl Simpson of Newark Wis
tied with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Turner
the past week.
Mrs. Kinney visited with her broth
er at Fulton, O., the past week.
Miss Grace Vickroy, assisted by
Miss Marie Auskings of Mt. Vernon
entertained with a masquerade at
the Batemantown hall on Saturday
evening. The hall was decorated in
orange, black and red, corn shocks
witches and Japanese lanterns. The
prize boy and girl original costume
was given to Mr.. Noble James and
Miss Thelma Carr. Mrs. John Wick
roy of Shelby, Mrs. Thomas Auskings
and son, Edward, OF Mt. Vernon were
present.
Mr.. M. K. Blackburn, an old soldier
of Fredericktown, got down an old
pistol and cleaned up preparatory tc
future usefulness. AS he was hand
| ling it in front of his place of bust
ness, it suddenly became active and
shot bullet into the hind leg of a
horse belonging to Mr.. William Har
ris, standing short way up the street
Mr.. Blackburn did not know it was
| loaded.
DR.. e. V. Ackerman, who was re
turning Tuesday evening in a ma
chine from Mt. Vernon, was stopped
near the Ander's farm by Hallow
cen barricade in the road. He got
out to make passageway when some
one shot at him, hitting him in the
eye and face. He was Immediately
taken to Mt. ernon hospital, where
his injuries were examined under al
X-Ray, and it was thought that the
case was so serious that he was i'm
mediately taken to Columbus to b'
treated.
| Mr.. Robert Harry left on Wednes
day morning for Marietta, o., TO worl
as operator for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Zieg went II
Columbus on Wednesday.
Mrs. Alice Barnhard is visiting II
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Wagner this week.
Mrs. Robert Harry will leave ol
Sunday for Washington, D. c., wher
: she will be the guest of her aunt, Mrs
w. L. Denger.
Mrs. j. S. Roby was Mt. Verno
visitor on Tuesday of this week.
Neil, the six-yearold son of Nj
and Mrs. Fred Ewers has been Sc
| iously i'll from pneumonia this weel
A trained nurse has been in atten,
D ance.
: William Harry entertained the 2n
, and Srd grade pupils with their teac
D er, Mrs. Earnest Bulyer, on >Tuesds
Y evening with masquerade HalloV
Y cen party and penny social. The
were about rs present, who wei
maskad Prizes were awarded z,