The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-10
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Mr.. Edgar Brlggle and wife of Mt.
Vernon spent Sunday with the for
mer's parents in this place.
Mr.. Earl Denman last week moved
his family to farm he recently pur-
chased near Chesterville. Mr. Den
man has been one of the partners in
the firm known as the Huddle & Den
man company, furniture dealers and
undertakers, the past few years. Mr..
Huddle purchased Mr.. Denman's in
terest a short time ago. While here
Mr.. Denman and family have made
lots of friends who are sorry to have
them move away. Mr.. Denman was
an enterprising, active business man,
one capable of making things go and
Fredericktown will miss him In many
ways.
Mr.. Frank Dalrymple, who has
been clerk in the Fredericktown B. &
o. station at Fredericktown, has
been advanced and given the agency
of the station at Lexington, where he
will make his home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Black and niece.
Miss Vernie Poorman, of Bellville are
visiting with Mrs. e. A. Poorman in
Fredericktown.
Mrs. Herbert Foote and daughter
of Bellville, who have been visiting
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
q. Mann, returned home on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bailey were
visitors in Newark last Saturday.
Mrs. Alex Penick attended the fun
eral of the child of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Conard at Mt. Vernon last Fri
day.
Mrs. l.. B. Wagner is reported on
| the sick list.
Mrs. Bryant Kinney and Mrs. Alex
Kinney of Mt. Vernon visited friends
in this place on Sunday last.
Mr.. Ray McNutt and Mr.. William
Johnson of Monroe Center were Fred.
! tilthLOWn NlbllOlO ltSI
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Lewis visited
with relatives in Mt. Vernon the past
| week
Fredericktown was the center of
some great check games on Tuesday
| evening of this week. A club from
Bellville met club from Chesterville
NJ hnfa1 In thn nIonn and
played five games and a draw result
ing in a score of 1S to II in favor of
the Chesterville. A dinner was then
given by the losing side. The follow
ing were present from Chesterville;
Gabe Turner, l.. V. Wilson, Ralph
Waite, Earl French, Clifford French,
Max Squires, Frank Shively and John
Scordon, Those from Bellville were
b. Ewers, ID. Wilson, o. Breeze, &.
Goldsmith, Fl. Myers, j. Goldsmith
and O. Whiten.
Mrs. C. II. Graves and children of
Warsaw, O., visited with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson, in this
place the past week.
Mrs. May Robb of Killbuck, o., Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. George Robb
in Fredericktown on Monday.
Miss Ethel Silliman, n former EN-
ploye at the Taylor store in Freder.
icktown, and Mr.. Paul White of Ches.
terville were married by Rev. IL. l.,
Chaplin Mt the home of the brides
parents in Bangorville at high noon
on Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Bebout are pre-
pairing to move to Mt. Vernon. Mr..
Douglas Wilson, who bought the Be.
bout store, moved into the Gibson
property the past week.
Mr.. Dempsey Goodell expected to
occupy the Bebout residence on Col
lege street until he gets his new
home built.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Gable are pre-
pairing to move to tho Gable farm,
Mr.. Gable expects to continue in his
position at the Wagner store, and
drive to his work
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church held an extra SEES
sion at the parsonage on Wednesday,
1t being the last meeting to be held
there before taking possession Of the
new parsonage on High street, recent
ly purchased from MIR, Jay Adams
Mr. d, NJ Brumbach transacted
business in TiGin on Monday of this
week
Miss Mary Mcdonald moved from
the Gable farm to the Darling proper
ty in Fredericktown the past week.
Mr. Ray Smith has taken a position
with Mr.. Stanley Pearl who recently
bought II store at Chesteryille.
Miss Helen Groff and Miss Helen
Kline, of this place attended the
Homestead club dance at Mt Vernon
last Thursday evening.
Mr.. w. X. Brown was "A Columbus
visitor the past week.