The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-02-25
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gaAsng, and had a most delightful time.
Tha entertainment committee sprung
a sorprise on all in presenting fine
peogram with Revolutionary times
characters in costume.
Mr., Foy Herendeen, of Akron, O.,
visited with his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
w. u. Herendeen in this place several
days the past week
Next number of the Brotherhood
course next Monday evening, at which
appear the All Brothers Quartet.
Miss Mary Dickerson visited with
her brother in Cleveland, several days
The past week.
Miss Lucille Grill of Newark, o., Wis.
1ad with her sister, Mrs. Thos. Pop.
ANN, the past week.
Mics Edith McBee of Athens, Ohio,
visited with Miss Fannie Beane the
.past week Miss McBee's father form
aray was editor of the Fredericktown
Free Press.
Next Sunday will be quarterly meet
ing and communion services at the
methodist church Quarterly confer
aace will be held on Friday evening
after the special services. District Su-
perintendeDt Philpot will preach the
sermon.
Rev. Hilas H. Miller, of Mt. Vernon,
q xormer evangelist, preached at the
4NOthodist revival service on Wednes-
day evening of this weeke.
Mr. Wilbert Chilcote and son visited
with Mr.. Norman Green at Chestnut
Grove last week.
Mrs. Ray Blinn Of Westerville, visit
tho past week.
Fredericktown is getting to be some
thing of a market for horses. Last
Friday Mr.. Ed. Kisser, of Columbus
Grove, and Mr.. John Sellers of Fred
aricktown, shipped their third car load
OF horses from this place to Columbus
Grove
Mrs. Wagner, of Fredericktown, and
Mrs. Young of Danville, visited the lat
tsr's sister, Mrs. ID. E. Riggles, at Bell
Vtues laSJ week.
Mr.. Beach Cation of Fredericl1town
visited with friends at Bellville last
week.
Lulu and Aaron Strong of this place
visited with friends in Bellville the
asAst week.
Mr.. Chauncey Eppley has moved to
Palmyra.
MIR, J. F. Kinney, of Ankenytown, is
preparing to move to Fgedericktown
aud work on the B. & ..
The daughter of Veterans annual
-...e.q .a..senquet will be held at the x. of p
hail on Tuesday evening, Feb. Goth.
Mr.. r. NJ Dill of this place, visited
With his mother at Jelloway on Sun.
day last.
hkias Mary Brumbach, teacher In
rhe MT. Vernon public schools, visited
With her parents on Washington's
bIrthday.
Mira. M. j. Fawcett celebrated her
Sev6nty-ninth birthday on Tuesday af.
aSTnoon of this week. She and her
f1uFshN1ip hilNo Mdbtl'
eraenas from until $3.50 o'clock, a
e~O course luncheon being served
Among those present were Mrs Nc
iKaerHan, Mrs. r. M. Dill, Mrs, J. S
@0Asy, Mrs. Sadie Hosack, Miss Adel
aa johnson. Mrs. II. n. GLENN, Mrs
q. q. Amos, Mrs. Harry Ralston, Mrs
E n Day, Mrs. W. ID. Foote, Mrs. Ida
As&Nis. Mrs. s. w. Hughes, of Cleve
anna. Mrs, Hilderbrand, of Mansfield
TIina TIrkle, Mrs. Emily Rowley, the
1MaBaes Fawcett, Mrs. Lottie Dickey.
&ass. Hldebrand of Mansfield, is Wis
Sting with her sister, Mrs T. NJ. Dill, II
xhia place.
HRr, and Mrs w. A. Grubb visited
'Ndte Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Brubaker al
AakenFtown, last week.
Wrs. Walter Sherrow, near Freder
Sckt0wn, visited with ner mother, Mrs
gDrdFia Mcdonald, In the Culp District
1the past week
Bfr, William Taylor, well.known here
slllee at the home of his son at Nortl
Liberty on Monday of this week. The
cause of death was cancer OF the stom
Srh. He was 70 years of age and /,
Survived by two sons and one daugh
ter.
pHr. aud Mrs. Harvey Preston visit
ed with the formers mother, Mrs
dsraoe Din at Sparta, over Sunday.
cir. Moses Blackburn was a Butler
VISITOR one day last week, getting lum
Asa- tor one of his new dwellings,.
Mrs, Stanley Culver visited with he
'asiaIter at Mt Vernon, the past week
Ncaiied there by the Illness of the latter
cir. Roy Howard of Columbus, visit
~ with friends in this vicinity tn,
RxHt week.
nar. T. NJ Din transacted business
An Butler ON Monday of this week,
Mrs S. A. Roby and daughter O
aASHiday, West Virginia, visited will
ur. and Mrs j. $. Roby, in Frederick