The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-08-29
Ashland County

Ora Bankinson is successful bidder
for laying the sidewalks at Sullivan.
Thomas II. Moore elected chairman
of both Democratic central and execu-
tive committees.
Village of Sullivan preparing to eel
| ebrate centennial by improving the
village. The big event occurs in 1917.
Howard d. Adams seeks divorce
from his wife because she made him
cook his own meals.
Park Lantz receives a bullet wound
in his right leg, near the groin, when
a playmate, Carl Fry, accidentally dis
charges a revolver.
1 Joseph Elmer Matthews, prominent
farmer, drops dead. Heart failure the
cause.
| Sparks from a threshing machine
cause the conflagration of two barns
on the farm of j. F. Jones, near Lll-
cas-.
Extreme cruelty, gross neglect and
desertion are charged by Mabel e.
Cess, who seeks a divorce from her
husband, Frank E. Cess.
Samuel Walker, well-known farmer
and stockman, is attacked by an en-
ragged hog. Severe injuries are inf1ict-
| ed.
| Clarence Young, brakeman on the
Pennsy, sustains scalp wounds in
fall from the top of a freight car,
near Loudonville
coshocton County
Pitt Construction Co., with bid of
| S26437 is low ON improvement of
water works of city of Coshocton. En-
| gineer's estimate was $4,000.
After nearly month of work, car
honding's new railroad station which
will be twice the size of the former
structure.
The first day of motoring in which
Samuel Boyd of Keen vicinity in
dulged cost him $50. He parked his
machine along with a row of buggies
and, iii backing out, smashed into
one, breaking all four wheels.
In securing license to wed Miss
Charlotte A. Simmons, the bride
groom, Richard C. Sibold, was forced
to carry his bride into the probate
judges office on account of her Grip
pied condition.
A small piece of coal flies from the
ground when struck by pick and
imbeds itself in the eye of Jess
Hall, miner Injury extremely pain
| full.
New Wills creek bridge will have
a span of 150 feet. The cost of con-
struction will be about $12,500.
Walter Gauze, an employee of the
lower plant of the American Art
Works, has several deep gashes cut
in his right arm by metal signs,
Coshocton Glass company contem-
plating an addition to its plant with
an increase of 100000 in preferred
stock.
Louis Brown purchases the CLANCY
cigar factory of Coshocton.
Delaware County
Assigning i'll health as a reason,
Prof. L. L. Garfield, efficient instruct
or in the Delaware public schools, ten
ders his resignation to the board of
directors.
Several hundred people attend the
big X. of P. outing held at Greenwood
lake Thursday. Various contests and
amusements furnish the entertain
ment Of the day.
Mrs. Kathryn Sisson Mclean, '0l,
coming to o. w. U. as associate dean
of women Has held similar positions
for three years at Nebraska state nor
NAL school.
Premium lists for the Delaware
county fair, to be held at Powelb are
mailed to farmers.
Mrs. Loop, living south Of Lewis
Center, somewhat bruised and her
son unhurt, when their automobile
turns partly over in ditch.
DR., Dennis Welch of Ashley is ad-
judged the champion horseshoe pitch
er of the county.
Clarence Case Is thrown from his
automobile and the car somewhat
banged up in collision with a tele-
phone pole.
Frank L. Grove sues Peoples Bldg,
& Loan Co. for $4,000 over mortgage
affair, saying company Disseminated
against him because he rented prop
erty for saloon purposes.
Henry Breeze badly bruised in a
fall through some bridge work on the
East Winter street, Delaware, Olen'
tangy river bridge.
Ernest Drake and Claude Bradley,
| two VonnqStarS held I'm connection