The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-20
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2bO to select from az PennS.
Judge ]. b. Weight made business
trip to Utica Monday noon.
Mrs. v. L.. Fisher has returned to
her home in this city after a several
days visit with relatives in Chicago
Special prices on Walthan and El-
gin watches at Penn's.
Miss Ruth Ralston, who is attend
ing the young ladies' school at Chev
ey Chase, Md, is home for the holl-
days.
II you want watch to keep correct
time to buy Ball $1,000 to $4,000 at
Penn's.
Mr.. Frank X. Farrell, who has been
in Colorado for some time past on ac.
count of his health, Is expected to ar
rive in Mt. Vernon this evening to
visit with his mother.
A Howard watch makes beauti.
full and useful Xmas present, 1915 at
Penn's.
Miss Cora Bennett, nurse at the Mt
Vernon Hospital, left Sunday for her
home in Toronto, Canada, where she
will make an extended visit with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Slack of Marengo
spent Sunday in Sparta with Mr.
Slack's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Slack.
275 gold watches to select from for
Xmas at Penn's.
Miss Loretta Taugher OF East Ham
tramck street will leave Tuesday
morning for riffin to make a several
days visit with relatives.
Embossed Xmas cards 1oc per doz-
en- at Penn's.
Mr.. John DurgooD, who sustained
paraletic stroke, at his home near
Bloomfield overall days ago, is gradu-
ally growing weaker and his condition
is critical
Get your pictures framed for
Xmas, 60 selections OF mouldings at
Penn's.
Mrs. b. II. Huffman of Mt. Vernon
visited Mrs. Anna Marshall and Mrs.
Caroline Sheedy of near MT. Liberty
on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fawcett of Buckeye
City spent Saturday in Columbus with
friends.
300 art pictures, prices Csc to 75c,
just received for sale at Penn's.
DIR. George f. Smythe of Gambler
will preach in the Pleasant Valley
Chapel, near Monroe Mills on the ev-
ening of Christmas day.
A grand Christmas gift can be sc.
lected from the many kinds of rugs
shown at Arnold's. Whether small,
medium or large size you will find
lot of kinds and you are always sure
of getting the lowest prices.
Mr.. J. A. Parish of Buckeye City
spent Saturday In Columbus with his
daughter Miss Anna Parrish, who is
a patient at the Protestant hospital
You will profit by shopping at Ar
nold's china store. Great display and
dazzling varieties. All of your gifts
are ready here, and you will find an.
swers to your Christmas questions.
"Edgemont"-tha Creamy" cracK-
er sold by PoppletOn, East Gambler
street
Verne M. Letter and Mrs Letter.
formerly Miss Alberta Darby of Wash
ington, Ind, are here to spend the hol
idays with friends, being at present
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. b. ID. Her
ron, North Main street
Solid meat oysters. certified as san
itary by the officers of the state in
which they are grown. sold by Popple-
ton, East Gambler st.
Mr.. David A. Upham went to New
ark Monday noon to attend to some
business matters.
Mrs. John Harrison OF this city left
Sunday evening for Bayport, Pa,
where she was called by the serious
Illness of her mother, Mrs. Simon
Wondering.
Never too much light In room and
no place where beauty can better be
displayed. Some new gas shades and
burners that give pleasure to every
one In the family all the year through
makes a rice Chistmas.
Miss Catherine Russell, who is at
tending the Conservatory OF Music at
Cincinnati, Is home for the holiday
vacation with her mother. Mrs. J. e.
Russell.
"t'There will be a Christmas enter
tainment at the Beulah church on Sat
urday evening. December "a.
"Ever Wear" aluminium In all kinds
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