The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-07-18
FREDER|CKTOWN

Miss Marion Hosack Is spending a
few days this week with Columbus re-
latives.
Miss Martha Goodell Is visiting in
Mansfield this week the guest of Miss
Roxy Crooks.
William Wells and wife of TT.
Wayne Ind, former residents of this
place are visiting relatives and
friends here.
Arthur Hambly. formerly of this
place, now located at Louisville, Ky,
was calling on friends here last Thurs
day.
Miss Elda Strong and nephew Tru.
man, have been the guests of Mrs.
Jessie Strong Albright at Mt. Ster-
ling, the past week.
There will be special meeting of
Thrall Lodge f. e A. NJ, next Tues
day evening at which time there will
be work in the F. G. degree.
Miss Marguerite Marple is visiting
friends in Wilmington and Dayton this
week. Last week she was in Cincin-
natl on business with work in India.
Mrs. DR.. w. II. Eastman has been
at Mt. Carmel hospital Columbus for
some time past receiving treatment.
d. w. Goodell and wife were the
guests OF his parents, G. G. Goodell
and wife at Ashland last Sunday. On
their return they were accompanied
by their daughter Ethel, who had been
visiting her grand parents for several
weeks.
Miss Ada Mccullough of Urichsville
is the guest of her friend Miss Eula-
liza Hyatt, who teaches in the public
schols at that place.
Last Monday afternoon as Morris
Frazier was going up the Strouble hill
east of town he attempted to shift the
gear, but while so doing the break
would not hold and the machine went
back down the hill in such hurry
that Frazier could not control 1t with
The result that 1t ran upon bank
and upset breaking the windshield
and otherwise damaging the machine.
The boy scouts to the number of
twenty-five in charge of Rev. Willis
Webb are camping out on the west
branch of Owl creek on the Dwight
Dean place.
Rev. Thomas Hambly and wife of
Temple, Arizona, visited friends here
part of last week and this leaving
Monday for Bellvue after which they
go to Bellville, Ontario, the former
home Of Mrs. Hambly. Rev. Hambly
was for four years pastor of the M. T..
church at this place leaving eight
years ago to go to Bellvue at which
place his health failed him and he
went to Arizona. Last Sunday morn
ing at Sunday school he addressed
the school in his old time interesting
way and following the morning SER
vice gave a splendid talk to the con-
gregation. His wife in her usual pleas
ing way followed his morning talk
to the Sunday school Rev. Hambly
is and always was OF an aggressive
and progressive nature and was al.
ways wanting to boost and help the
other fellow. This town is indebted
to him for the cannon now mounted
In our park. He, through Senator
Moses u. Clapp of Minnesota, secured
this, the last piece OF ordnance of
the civil war available and had It
placed where 1t now stands a memor-
ial to him. On Labor Day when SEN
ator Clapp made the dedicatory ad.
dress Frederickt0wn witnessed the
biggest public demonstration 1t ever
Witnessed.
OIL may calm troubled waters, but
lack of oil was what got Henry
Thompson's goat last Saturday night
about IL o'clock In the then quiet vii
lage OF Centerburg. On his way home
from the Centenary at Columbus, Hen
ry had to assist him in his medita.
tions his wife and Guy Bartlett and
his wife whom he had taken to Colum.
bus to show n good time under near.
bear regulation No one ever ques
tions Henry's good intentions, hut
| everybody Is not, neither Is Henry pos
itive to the intentions OF his machine
which is of the barn raising, tree
climbing variety, which carries an oil
cup whose infusion Is all right but
whose diffusion at this particular point
In Centerburg on this occasion proved
failure as 1t would not diffuse and
then the knocking began and in order
to save wreckage the engine was
killed. At ~ o'clock the residents of
Centerburg began to be awakened un.
I'll a chauffeur and machine were OBJ
tanned and Henry and his party nm
4 "a Ia al Va.v IL II.