The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-02

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guests of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baxter of Bran
don spent Sunday with friends in
Homer.
Mr.. Bud Foreaker and Mr.. George
Ayers of Gambler spent Sunday in
Danville the guests of friends.
Mr.. Oscar Hendrichson of Cleve-
land spent Sunday in Danville with
relatives and friends
Mr. Ray Bennington of Mt Vernon
spent Sunday in Gambler with
friends.
Mr. Harry Carter and family of Mt.
Vernon spent Sunday in Gambler with
friends.
Mr.. r. Crosby of Chicago is spend
ing several days in Gambler the guest
of friends.
Mr.. Harry Wilson of Middletown,
Ohio, is spending several days in Gam
bier the guest Of relatives.
Miss Ora Elliott of Mt. Vernon is
spending several days with Miss
Mabel Young of Gambler.
The Misses Sigler, Trick, Colville
and McIntire of Mt. Vernon spent Sat
urday near Gambler.
Mrs. Harry Beinhour returned to
her home in Granville Saturday ev-
ening after several days visit with
relatives in Brandon.
Mr.. Clifford Brentlinger of Mt. Yer
non and Miss Rachael Thompson of
Gambler spent Saturday in Walhond-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson of Mt.
Gilead spent Sunday in Sparta the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Will
son.
Mr.. Harmon Anderson of Des Moin-
es, Iowa, arrived in this city this after
noon to remain several days on bust
ness.
Mr. Frank Weaver of Columbus
spent Sunday in the city the guest of
his sister, Mrs, Howard Harper of
East Vine street.
Miss Mabel Horn of Howard and
Miss Stella Dacey OF Cincinnati are
the guests of Miss Mary Brown, East
Vine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rene Micheax of West
Gambler street left Sunday evening
for Chicago where they will spend two
weeks with relatives.
Mr.. e. G. Flemming left Monday
morning for Minneapolis where he will
spend several days attending to some
matters of business.
, Mrs. Earl Harper and daughter, El
amor and son, Conard, of Chicago, I'll,
are spending several days with rela
tives in Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. Max Bendel of West Vine stree
left Monday noon for a several days
trip to Canton and Massilon, where h,
will visit with relatives and friends
Mrs. Corbn Hunt and daughter, Bu
nice, have returned to their home II
Mt. Vernon after a several days visi
, with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hildreth O
: Brandon.
:. The Misses Marguerite and Jean
ette Platt and Mr.. Clarence Platt o
Mansfield have occupied the Davie
house in Gambler and will remain dur
ing the rest of the summer.
| Buy hammocks, wall paper, china
cut glass, silver ware. water jugs
tumblers, go.carts, at Kirby's clear
ance sale which will positively clos
. next Saturday.
% Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Wilfred Mrs
George Coulter and Mrs. r. A. Bound
of Chicago are spending several day
" in Mt. Vernon, the guests of Miss r
;, della Pike of East Burgess street.
. Mr., Henry Coulter. well-know
: linotype operator, formerly with tn
Banner now of Cincinnati, is tn
" guest of his mother, Mrs Amy Cou
- er, South Gay street.
ia Mr., John NJ. Ready of New Yor
n City arrived in the city this afternoo
to visit his mother, Mrs. A. II. Read
- and Judge and Mrs, j. b. Waigh
:, East High street.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Wilson wi
leave Tuesday morning for Leavel
worth, Kansas, where they will max
y an extended visit with their son, Cla
" ence, who is member of a compan
of u. s. cavalry at Leavenworth.
a Mr., Walter w. Styers of Clevelan
Is in the city called here by the deaf
OF his father, Mr.. j, William Styer
Mrs. Wilcoxon of Coshocton hG
= been called to the city by the death (
A., her nephew, Mr.. Dwight II. Sapp.