The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-11-18
F00TE FOUNDRY
MEN INAUGURATE.
GROCERY STORE
James johnson Heads Com
pany And John Easterday
IsTo Run Place

Foote foundry company and some
others including few farmers. A
charter was sent for and has arrived
and at a meeting Monday evening
seven directors were elected who met
Wednesday evening and elected the
following officers: James Johnson,
President; Ernie Toms, Secretary;
John Hull, Treasurer.
The company has negotiated for
the purchase of the. d. w. Wilson
grocery stock and has employed John
Easterday to run the place. ~
The next big drive the local Metho-
dists make will be a drive for rabbits
on Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week preparatory for that annual
rabbit pie supper which occurs on.
Thursday evening Of next week, sup
per being served from $3.50 until all
are fed. The M. E. Brotherhood are
the originators of rabbit pie suppers,
this being about the 10th annual, and
they always look forward to the event
with considerable pleasure.
Harry Gibson came down from To.
ledo last Saturday to spend Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Sarah Gibson.
The basket ball game at the high
school building last Friday night be-
tween The Seniors and Freshmen on
one side and Juniors and Sophmores
on the other was won by the latter,
the score being II to- 18.
Mrs. Edward Gran. and children
visited her mother at Utica over Sun
day. ~
Homer Hall has been elected mana
ger Of the boys basket ball team and
Gladys Walter has been elected man.
ager OF the girls, team. v1,,i
The Lowell Literary society will
render q program at the high school
Eauditorium on Friday AFTERNOON of
this week. The program will. be a
good one and the public 10 invited.
isSCaxrs ,Jewelry store will save you
money on Xmas giftass% I14,xrSs
Mrs. Thomas Miller, Who has beeii
quite Ill at her home on South Main
street, is not much improved sat this
writing. >pr. q < .sSs.i s,i.g, ~ ss..
CIV, Lyon is away on a business
"Trip to Mt. Gilead and Columbus.
The new dwelling home OF b. W..
Goodell on the corner Of Taylor street
and Tuttle avenue IL coming aiong in
fine shape. rs a.
Joseph r. Wilson and family have
removed back from the country into
their bungalow ON wsst College
street. III. III. .t.S -
Full line OF Roger BROS. community
silver at Carr's Jewelry Stofe. +
if ,Jks xt4.x1Ss
Mrs. Will Months visped friends in
Newark and Columbus last week.
Edward Lewis and wife have re-
moved from the J. r. Wilson house to
the home of the lady's parents, l.. b.
Wagner and wife.
Mrs. j. B. Foote entertained the
Thursday club Thursday evening of
this week.. Refreshments were served
and a good social ,.ime was had.
Rich CT glass at old prices at Carr,a
Jewelry Store. x14.x1Ss
A. M. Terry was down from Mans
field Sunday to spend the day with
his wife. rtT iHf i3h ~ r
Mrs. Carl Simmons arrived here
Wednesday from Detroit Mich. on d
visit to relatives.
The Butler foot ball team will be
here for q game with the locals
Thanksgiving Day.
Ray Robb, who has been Ill for some
lime past, was taken to Mt. Carmel
hospital Columbus for treatment.
Ray, who is a freshman in school
has, a host of friends who are anxious
for his recovery.
Mrs. Dan Brown, Caryl and Lena
Wilson visited relatives at Granville
Saturday and Sunday.
Ladies bracelet watches $40 to $40
at Carr's Jewelry Store. x14-xlS'
John Gould and wife, and Lionel
Stahl went to Oberlin last Saturday
where they were the guests OF Miss
Dorothy Gould.
Mrs. Mary Chauncey. who has been
visiting Mrs. Emiley Rowley and 9th.
er relatives here for the past two
weeks, returned to her home in Ober-
lin last Sunday. Mrs. Chauncey was
for many years resident Of this
place her husband Corydon ran
barber shop.
Fine line set rings at Carr's Jedelry
Store. x14-x18s
The West Side club entertained the
other different clubs of the village at
the home of Mrs, Dan Brown Thurs.
day afternoon. Delicious refresh
ments were seved and a splendid
social time followed.