The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-07-21


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'Tt takes all kinds of people to make
world frinstance, some are wise and
some are otherwise said man at the
Pennsylvania station Tuesday morning
as he listened to a large perspiring
man, who announced to a chance ac-
quaintance that he was from Grand
Rapids, was a widower on two different
counts and was on his way to Sunbury
to become again a meal ticket for the
sweetest girl in the world"
The wedding tour which will be TAX
en- was next mapped out and when the
man at last got through telling all
about it his listener adjusted his wilt
ing collar and remarked We'll, well,
they say there's one born every min
ute"
Miss Alice Goddard, president of
the woman suffrage organization of
Gambler, went to Coshocton Tuesday
where she will assist Miss cara du
Pont, state headquarters speaker, in
advancing the cause of woman's
rights in Coshocton county.
w. e. Sellers of Morris township re-
ceived a painful injury Monday even
ing when he attempted to mount a
horse from the watering trough in his
barnyard.
Sellers was standing on the edge of
the trough and just as he sprang for
the horses back the animal SHE'D and
he fell to the ground striking his left
elbow on a stone. One of the bones of
his arm was fractured in the elbow
joint.
Orrville, July 1S-F. B. jenkins, 50,
of Sunbury, baggagemaster on the c..
A. & c., who was taken from train
at Orrville Saturday night after hav-
ing been Frustrated by heat, was
much improved at the Clark hotel in
Orrville Monday afternoon. Attend
ing physicians believe he will recov-
er. He was unconscious when taken
from the train and did not regain
consciousness until Sunday morning.
A young boy residing in the west
end was taken before Juvenile Officer
Purcell Tuesday morning to explain
his reasons for having number Of
revolver cartridges in his possession.
The youth was given quite lecture
by the officer and permitted to go
home.
Newark, July 18-John Chester,
aged 80, is in a critical condition
from having sneezed yesterday after.
noon and twisted blood vessel in
his left side.
Washington, July 19-At the re
quest of the Newark Merchants asso
citation, Representative Ashbrook will
call on President Wilson and invite
him to attend the annual picnic to be
held at Newark Aug. 10. The promot
ers promise a crowd of $4,000 will
turn out to hear him.
Sandusky, O., July 19-Webb Sad
ler, Democrat, rendered his resigna
| ton as a member of the county board
| of revision today. He gave no reason
The board cannot meet again until his
successor is appointed.
Sadler received the degree of A. B
at Kenyon college in 1869.
Lyman Rebekah Lodge, No. 527, ot
Brandon held an installation of Off
GERS Tuesday evening. The list of of
ficers follows:
Noble Grand-Stella Schaffner.
Vice Grand-Madge Frye.
Right Supporter-May Matthews.
Left Supporter-Helen Mason.
Vice Grand X. S.-Pearl Morey.
Vice Left Supporter Smith
Warden-Eva Beaver.
Conductor-Eva Baxter.
Chaplain-Dinah Beinhower.
Inner Guard-Olive Vannatti.
Outer Guard-Bertha Chadwick.
The installing officer was Pear
Morey.
Wooster July 19-The COMMITTEES
, that was appointed to look up suit
{ able location for G. A. R. hall mad'
a report Tuesday evening. The com
mittee has several different sites tina
; can be bought which they will rec
: ommend to the patriotic bodies. 1t il
only matter of price which site ma!
ho 6nall,, dacided upOn