The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-09

News Items From The Metropolis
OF Wayne Township

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sons were present to enjoy the elabor-
ate spread prepared by a very compe-
tent committee, after which a good
program was rendered as follows:
Music-America.
Quartet, Patriotic, Mrs Cuenot at
piano
Violin solo-Wiber Evans.
Reading-Ralph Fox.
Whistling solo--Mrs. Alice Harry
Studer.
Duet-Mary Dean Rinehart and Ed
ma Hurst Mann.
Reading = Mrs. Helva McArdle
Smith.
Solo-Miss Frances Beane.
Reading (originaD - Miss Mary
keenan,.
Music-Quartet.
Twelve comrades of G.. A. r. were
present, several of whom gave short
spicy remarks.
Mr.. H. E. Clemm then gave very
interesting lecture and chart drawing
of the three days battle of Gettys-
burg, which was very much appreci-
ated by all. The fact that Mr.. GLENN
had so recently visited the scene was
able to make many points and places
distinctly plain.
Program ended with solo by Mrs.
Edna Hurst Mann and quartet, Star
Spangled Banner
Mr.. A. G. Butler of Chicago was
here on business with F. B. Zieg Bell
Mfg. Co. cement block machines. The
company Mr.. Butler represents takes
large share OF the output of these
machines.
Mrs. Isaac CuenOt of Mt Vernon
was here Friday to attend the d. of V.
banquet.
Charles Lee and family of Coshoc-
ton are guests of Mrs. Berney and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Dill.
Mr.. Hoy Swetland of Toledo was
here to visit his family over Sunday.
Miss Hazel Kirkpatrick has return
ed to her home near North Liberty.
She has been caring for Mrs. Edward
Grant, who has been very Ill, but is
now improving.
Mr.. A. b. Beeney and Mr.. Mitchell
Lee were Fredericltown visitors the
past week.
Mr.. j. Hartell visited with Freder-
icktown friends last Saturday.
Mr.. A. E. Booze visited in Mt. Ver-
non last week.
Mrs. Dell Ewers and Mrs. Frank
Baker visited with friends at Har-
mony the past week.
Mr.. Roy Haycock and mother
moved the past week to the Roy
Barre farm.
Miss Marie Jenkins of Chesterville
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. David
Foote of Fredericktown last week.
Mrs. Earl Denman of Chesterville
called ON number of friends in this
place last FRIDAY.
Mrs. w. II. Lemmer Of Frederick
town visited with Mt. Vernon friends
last week.
Mrs. Belle Modi visited with rela-
tives in Mt Liberty this week.
Mrs. S. w. Hughes of Cleveland sur
prised her daughter, Mrs. F. A. Day,
by coming on visit to her unan-
nounced, last Friday.
Mr.. Gail N. Daniels and Miss Helen
Jocelyn Albright, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Albright of Fredericktown,
we're married on Wednesday of last
week, the ceremony taking place at
the Mt. Vernon M. r. parsonage. The
new couple will live on a farm near
this place.
Mr.. e. C. Myers and wife and Mrs.
Homer Sebring were Columbus visit
ors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs G. L. MARBLE were
visitors at Utica last week.
Mr. Jay Foote, who has been work
ing in Akron has returned to Freder-
icktown and is again assisting in the
Hosack hardware store.
Those who live ten or fifteen years
more may again enjoy the fine shade
of the Frederlcktown public square
park, otherwise they can~set In the
blazing sunshine or carry a sunshade
OF their own. Recent trimmings have
been made that make the place look
desolate.
Mrs. II. w. McKown OF Mt. Vernon
avenue, entertained In a very enjoy
able manner company of friends one
evening the past week. The party
though informal was very delightful
and the evening spent socially, the
features being games, contests and
music. During the evening four
course luncheon was served. There
were 22 guests present.
The special revival meetings that
have been in progress at the M. f.,
church the mast few weeks came to a