The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-04-05
SHORT LOCALS
Eggs 22c. Butter soc.


70, this morning on business.
Flowers and floral designs. Aherns.
The public schools resumed this
morning after a weeks vacation.
Spading forks soc. Woolsons De-
partment store.
Mr.. j. F. Mahaffey of North San
dusky street went to Danville Mon
day morning to spend the day
Mr.. B. b. Williams went to Colum-
bus Monday morning to transact some
matters of business.
Peas, beans and corn seed in bIlk.
Woolson's Department store
Mr.. George Berry and Mr.. Harry
Kennedy spent Sunday in Newark, the
guests of friends
ComsI Come! Attend the admin
sstrator sale for bargains at Backs
Rurnitupe store, West Gambler st II
Mrs. Edward Mccormick and young
son have gone to Cleveland to visit
with relatives.
Mr.. Hugh Neal went to Millersburg
Monday morning to attend to some
business matters.
: Wall paper cleaner lQc. 8 for Csc.
Wooison's Department store,
Allen Sapp, Fletcher DeVin and
Kirk Ames returned this morning
from visit to Chicago,
Mr.. Lawrence Mitchell went to Cen
terburg Monday morning to spend the
day with relatives and friends,
=, Cbtnel Come! Attend the admin
tktrator sale for bargains at Back
furniture store, West Gambler st. u
Mr.. Dewitt Splitter went to Colum'
bus Monday morning to attend to
some matters OF business.
window shades 1Oc and 25c, Wool.
sons Department store.
Mr.. Budd Beali of West Vine street
went to Centerburg Monday morning
on business
Mrs. Royal Bartlett of East Chest
nut street is quite i'll with the diph-
iberia.
Flowering bulbs, Woolson's store.
Miss Mamie Brewer left Sunday af-
ternooon for her home in Minerva, o.,
after a several days visit with Miss
Jessie Gotshall of North Gay street.
Miss Ruth Fry has returned to hel
home on North Sandusky street after
a several days visit in Bellyille, with
friends and relatives
DO not think OF buying car
pet or anything for the floor until yol
see the line and get price at Arnold's
The best variety of all wool carpets
ever shown in Mt. Vernon and at thu
lowest prices. You can see goo'
selection in every grade from tn
cheapest to the best Some splendi,
heavy ingrains, that are lhe'choiccs
kind of patterns at 35c.
Moth balls &c per pound, Woolson
Department store
MT. Russell Martin returned to hi
home in Shelby, Monday morning, a
ter spending Sunday in Mt. Verno
with friends.
Garden tools, Woolson's.
Little Miss Bessie Devin, daughte
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Devin G
North Main street, Is quite i'll wit
diphtheria.
Mr.. julius Rogers and daughter
Elizabeth went to Columbus Monda
morning to spend several days wit
relatives.
Wool wall brushes b0c, 75c, an
3l.25. Wooson's Department store,
Mrs. Edward Turbin of Chestnu
street went to Lancaster Sunday II
ternoon to spend several days wit
relatives and friends.
Strong, once transpanted garde
plants, also potted Ealiana tomat
plants, Mrs. r. G. ulry, Gambler, CT
izens' phone 80 q.
Mrs. Amanda Fry of Bellville sper
Sunday In Mt. Vernon, the guest {
her brother, Mr. Eli Fry of Mort
Sandusky street,
Paint l0c per can, Wooson's.
Mrs Allen Fink and son, Charles {
Pittsburg, Pa, are visiting with NJ
and Mrs. Charles A. Bope, East Gar
bier street.
Mr.. George Groshans formerly
foreman in the Banner composir
room, but more recently with Il
Newark American Tribune, has goI
10 South Bend, Ind, whore he Is no
foreman on the Morning Star.