The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-07-14

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conerets sidewAYk laid inl frt,nt OF h.s
property pn West. college street This
isisomething that ~ sssadlyf needed III
nnany more places on This street,
which is the most, travelled of any in
the town and the sidewalks are about
the poorest intown of any principal
street
Rev. G. E. Stockdale and wife visit.
ed In Akron last week, returning the
latter part Of the week accompanied
by their granddaughter Gene.
Prof. r. A. Knox visited at Athens
last week and also visited the boys
industrial school at Lancaster. Prof
Knox spends a good portion of his
summer vacation in travelling around
acquaintipg himself with historic To-
calities and current events and the
school pupils get the benefit of his ex.
periences during the winter months.
Miss Melita Hosack, who has been
teaching at Honolulu, Hawaii, the
past two years, arrived at home here
the first of the week and Is the guest
OF her parents, +. f. Hosack and wife.
Rev. Thomas Mcconnell and wife,
of Clyde, were calling on old friends
here last week. Rev. Mcconnell is
an old Fredericktewn boy, another
of the successful ones who have made
good In the world. He is serving his
fifth year as pastor Of the NJ. e. church
at that place.
Mrs. Bryant Chandler of Columbus
has been visiting her sisters, Miss
Alice Weston and Mrs. Edward Hand
and Mrs. Eleanor McCarron.
Prof. Lester ]. Essig and son Roger
returned Saturday from a visit of sew
eral weeks with his mother at Can
ton.
James B. Landis, formerly of the
Free Press. is now "at home" with
the /Rellville Star, Bellville, o.
The date for the Fredericktown |
chautauqua is Aug. 1922. Plan your
work for this date.
There is nothing much attractive in
hardware store for women, but the
needles and shuttles at the Herring
Perry hardware store will interest |
every woman.
Mrs. William White, son Clarence
and little granddaughter OF Mrs.
White, Of Crestline,. we've visiting the
Weston relatives here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Weaver OF Pierston,
Ind, are visiting in the families Of |
Harry K. Brown and Charles D. Eber-
sole. Mrs. Weaver is the mother of |
the former and sister to the latter.
Mrs. Larue Ebersole and little
daughter left the night Of July 4 for
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. McCreary, at Colorado Springs,
Colo. Mr.. and Mrs. McCreary former.
ly resided here, where he published
the Free Press
The water tower at the pump sta
tion is receiving much needed coat
of paint.
Workmen have begun the remodel
ing OF the Ewers block, in which the
krOger grocery will be located.
Miss Louise Tuttle of Columbus
was the guest of her mothrr, Mrs. AL
ia Tuttle, last Sunday.
An auto driven by young man in
which were two ladies and a half doz-
EN- sacks of COW feed, tried to dodge
another machine at the intersection of
College and Taylor streets last Tues
day morning. He missed the auto all
right but had not included a tele.
phone pole in his survey-said tele.
phone pole was stationary and in
looking over the auto soon after 1t
was discovered that the fender was
badly damaged, front axles bent, bad.
ly scared but uninjured occupants.
Mrs. Hobart Cassell and Miss Grace
Cooke spent the weekend with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r.
Gorsuch, at Gallon.
Miss Laura Brentlinger of Colum.
bus spent Sunday at her home here.
Estey Wilgus and wife have return.
ed to their home in Columbus after a
weeks visit with his mother, Mrs.
Rose sLeedy.
The strong Utica ball team will be
here next Sunday for game with the
local nine. The fact that Utica has a
strong nine was demonstrated last
Sunday, when they defeated the Bell
vile team no.
The daily vacation Bible school at
this place opened last Monday with
an attendance larger than that of last
year, the enrolment being 147 at the
present time. Mrs. j. c.. Stout, nee
Marguerite Marple, is principal in
charge, and the different departments
are, In charge Of the following corps
OF efficient Instructors, including Pas
tors Toothacre, Stockdale and Har-
ner The Bible stories department ia