The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-31
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Roy Elben and family of Utica Wis.
tied relatives and friends here last
Friday. a
The VI. F. M. s. of the M. p, church
Will hoofd It's regular meeting At the
home of Miss Anna Castner on Thurs'
day, Feb. 2, at 2 p. m. Program lead
eer, Mrs. j. w.. Anders. COMMITTEES,
Mrs. McKiernan, Miss Winifred Rush,
Mrs. A. u. Beal. All ladies of the
church are invited to be present.
w. d. Foote, who has been confined
to the house for several weeks, is
still patiently submitting to the con-
finement.
The Sunday school class of Mrs.
Mary Edwards met at her home last
Wednesday evening and elected Off
GERS for the year as follows: Teacher,
Mrs. Mary Edwards; president, Mrs.
Samuel Bryant; vice president, Mrs.
John Irvine; secretary, Mrs Lorih
MARBLE; assistant secretary, Mrs. F..
b. Showers; treasurer, Mrs. G.. II.
Bartlett; flower committee, Mrs. j.
b. Foote and Mrs. j. r. Wilson; visit
ing committee, Mrs. w. l.. Dennis and
Mrs. George Douglas. After this, re.
freshments we're served and a good
social time followed
elliott o. Mount Of Fremont, Neb.,
an old Fredericktown boy, was here
several days last week visiting his
sisters, Misses Sylvia and Ella Mount
and Mrs. II. s. Taylor. Ottie, as we
knew him, is another one of the Fred
ericktown boys who have gone forth
from Frederick high school and is
making good in the world, being
trainmaster Of the Chicago Il North
western railroad, having 600 miles OF
track in his care.
j. w. Anders has opened a shop
over Wagners clothing store for the
repairing. cleaning and pressing Of
clothing Being practical tailor, he
can assure satisfaction.
The Progressive class of the M. E
| Sunday school, taught by Rev G. =
Stockdale, will hold progressive fail
in the church parlors on Wednesday,
evening, Feb. 1. There will be an ex
hibit OF antiques and curios, some o
which are over 800 years old. Yor
will see things that you never have
seen or ever will see again.
The fast Ashley high school basket
ball team defeated Fredericktowi
high here Saturday evening, the scor,
being 81 'to's31. 'Ashley's center wol
the gains, for them and he certainl.
was peach. There was a big crow
ont. Brown, referee.
The Nevin Concert Co., which is t,
be heard on the Methodist entertain
mont course Feb. 6, takes it's nam,
from the fact that part one of tn
program consists of representativ,
compositions of the great American
composer Ethelbert Nevin. Incident
ally, the company presents these por
ular numbers in away that enable
everyone to appreciate their melod.
and tunefulness. In addition to tn,
NeVin numbers, the company offers I
choicegselection of compositions o
other composers. One of the chic
delights.o their evening Is u serie
of gypsy numbers. in costume. b,
euch composers as Dvorak ant
Brahms. Delightful readings and char
acter sketches also are given.
Mr., A.. G. Huddle informs your cor
respondent that had It not been TO
the continuous ringing OF their elet
trio doorbeil, his house would have /,
all probability been burned to tn,
ground. as lie and his wife were Il
the rear part OF the building and |
was only when she went to answe
the bell that the fire was discovered
The blaze OF fire had come in contac
with the wiring, burning off the In
sulation causing the wires to come II
contact with one another, making
the hell ring
The Fredericktown high schoo
girls basketball team which journey
ed to Coshocton last Friday. was de
feated by the girls of Coshocton hig
Friday night by the score OF Al to Il
On Saturday night they played tn
girls Of Warsaw high school, the locH
girls winning 10 to 8, At Coshoctor
the girls were entertained at n sur