The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-15
FREDER|CKTOWN

rived here, last week on visit
Maynard Hoeflich, t. g., Abe, got his
right arm broken while cranking the
auto truck Of the Knox Oil Co., last
Tuesday.
Mrs. G. NJ. Switzer and daughter Al
va visited friends at Butler Saturday
and Sunday.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference OF
the Frederlcktown NJ. II. church was
held in the church parlors last Friday
evening. District Superintendent F. /.
Johnson presiding. The usual reports
Of pastor and heads of the different
organizations Of the church were made
and other routine work conceded
with the closing of the year. Messrs.
d. F. Merideth and VIM. Allgire were
added to the board of trustees. Other
officials will be same as last year.
Mrs. Mary Marple who has been
quite sick for over a week is some
what improved and appreciates the
, beautiful flowers sent her by her
| friends.
An out building containing garden
ing utensils at the home of Lee Black.
ledge caught fire by a spark from a
| nearby bonfire and would have burn
ed down had not some boys extinguish-
ed the flames. However, the garden
tools we're destroyed and Mr.. Black.
ledge who was away from home at
the time, when he arrived home set
fire to the rest of it and burned the
balance OF the structure.
Miss Idella Mann who has been the
guest Of Miss Marguerite MARBLE the
past week returned to her home in
Wilmington last Monday.
Perry Bush, an employee at the Ed
wards Sheet Metal Works had bad
cash cut in his arm last Thursday
while operating a machine for the
making Of sewer pipe. 1t required the
attention of surgeon who took three
stitches to close the wound.
l.. b. Wagner has purchased of G. A..
Walter and Ophelia Smith the prop.
erty just east of the Baptist church.
He expects to remove the barn from
the lot and erect bungalow on the
lot and will begin operation in the
near future.
The Board of Education is prepar-
ing for some winter the coming one
and have had one hundred ton of coal
put in besides car load or more al.
ready on hand. Everything will be in
good shape with full corps of
teachers for the coming school year.
Miss Marguerite MARBLE entertained
a company Of young ladies' at the home
OF her aunt. Mrs. ]. B. Foote, last Sat
urday evening, honoring her guest
Miss Idella Mann of Wilmington, and
| Miss Ray Evans of Marietta.
Will b. Edwards and family and C..
w. Edwards and wife were Columbus
visitors Sunday.
The Standard Bearers will hold an
exchange at Davis & Dague's next Sat
urday.
Is. J. Wharton has sold his proper.
W In this place to Thomas Popham
Mr. Wharton and family will remove
to Mt. Vernon.
Supt. w. l.. Davis and family return.
ed home Monday from weeks visit
at Bremen, Circleville, Tarleton and
other points.
Kari Whitney arrived here last week
IRON indianapolis, Ind, to join his
FAMILY who are visiting here.
VIM. Murphy has purchased tbe
Frank Nell property recently vacated
by Mrs. Harriet Coulter on corner Of
Chestnut and Second street.
MISS Florence and Ferba Miller of
Cumberland, Nd, are the guests of
L. b. Fldles and wife, east of town.
ralph Y. Struble and wife leave
Saturday for a combined pleasure and
hunting trip, in Alaska.
"Hi"H otruDle ana Mrs. Will
nam Jones have been visiting reIa.
tives at Akron the past week.
Joseph Carr Jr.' of Chicago, has
been visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Carr, the past week.
Aaron Carr of Benton Harbor,
Mich, former Fredericktown boy.
has hean the punst Of hin h.o.L