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with relatives.
Mrs. John Mosely of Marion, Ohio,
is spending several days with rela-
tives in Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. John b. Smith of Brink Haven
spent Tuesday in Mt. Vernon attend
ing to some matters of business.
Mr.. Charles Hare of Gallon was
business visitor in Mt. Vernon Wed.
nesday
Mr.. l. w. Walcott made business
trip to Columbus Wednesday morn
ing
Miss Adelaide Rooms of East High
street purchased a fine riding horse
in Columbus Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Dryden of st.
Louis, Mo-, are the guests Of relatives
and friends in Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. Dwight e. Sapp went to Co
lumbus Wednesday morning to attend
to some matter sof business.
Judge ]. B. Waight went to Co
lumbus Wednesday morning on bus
mess.
John Daumery has returned from
Mt. Vernon, Ohio, where he has been
working in a glass factory Hartford
City, Ind, Times-Gazette.
Mrs. Hulda Payne was taken from
her home on South Main street to
North West street Tuesday evening in
Chappelear & Co.'S. ambulance.
Mr.. Fred Kelley left Wednesday
morning for Richmond, Indiana, where
he will attend to some matters of
business.
Miss Cora Putnam, of Gambler, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Wellington
Leonard, and family, of West Third
street.-Mansfield News.
Mr.. Charles Sapp is confined to
his home on East Front street by
very sore foot which he sustained
some time ago by stepping on a rusty
nail
Those stunning new decorations
shown at Arnold's are sure to make
you want wall paper. And at so lit
tie cost II Is surprising what small
amount Of money is needed to effect
80 great a change in a home, with
pretty wall paper from Arnold's.
Mr.. Clyde Brentllnger returned to
his home in Cleveland Wednesday
morning after several days visit
with relatives and friends In Mt. Ver-
non.
General Jacob 8. Coxey of Massil-
Ion, formerly of Mt. Vernon, was In
the city today on business
Prosecuting Attorney James A.
Schaeffer went to Columbus this after.
noon on business.
Miss Helen McNabb went to Coum-
bus today for short visit with
friends.
OF variety there is no lack There
Is plain and figured stripes, florals,
fabric effects, tapestries, silks, conven-
tional designs, crowns, etc, all of the
right sort and new and worth talking
of, at Arnold's wall paper depart
ment, You are always welcome ia
look at all or any part OF the line at
Arnold's.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kennedy of
Marengo spent Tuesday In Chester.
vile, the guests of friends.
Mrs. Oliver Robinson returned to
her home In Utica Wednesday morn
ing after short visit with relatives
in Mt, Vernon.
Mr., and Mrs. w. Skies of Nor
walk are spending several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Neenan and
k family Of North Sanduslfy street.
r Mrs, j. NJ. Armstrong of Lexington
l. Ohio, was taken from the GAS train
on the b. Il o. Tuesday evening tc
the Mt, Vernon Medical and Surgical
l hospital in McCormick's ambulance.
Mr. Alfonso Devaux of Mcconnell
Vile, Ohio, left Wednesday noon foI
? his home after spending Tuesday IN
Mt Vernon attending to some matters
of business
! Mr.. John Ilinsen returned to his
home In GAINESVILLE Thursday noon af
, ter a several days visit with friends
in Mt Vernon
Mr.. Noah Doup left Thursday morn
, ing for Salina, Kansas, where he will
, make an extended visit with relatives
l He will probably remain during the
rest OF the summer.
4 The Eden OH and Gas company OF
= Mt Vernon has been incorporated
4 with capital of $4,000 by j. H. Mil
lpr g. nnnnldaon IA II Rowan II IT