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Mrs. o. r. Barrett of Cleveland Is
spending several days in Jelloway, the
guest of Dr. and Mrs. j. A. Reed
Shoes that fit the feet, look better,
wear better and feel better; that's
our speciality. Hull G. Splitter.
Mrs. Cliff Lewis of Columbus is the
guest of friends in the city for a few
days.
Mr.. Harmon Anderson of Hartford
City, Ind, is the guest of friends in
the city for few days.
It's everyday comfort when in a
pair Of Menu "Base" Elk skin shoes,
exclusive with Hull &c Splitter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Iams re-
turned this afternoon from a visit in
Columbus.
Miss Cadence Mitchell of Chicago
is spending several days in Lock, the
guest of relatives and friends.
Mr.. l.. S. Braddock received today
threee large draft stations, which he
he had imported from Belgium.
Mr.. Fletcher McPeek of Akron is
spending several days in Mt. Vernon,
the guest of relatives and friends.
Robert Curran was taken from his
home on West Walnut street to the
Mt. Vernon hospital Tuesday after
noon in Chappelear & Cos. ambulance.
Mr.. Frank Sapp and Mr.. Blubaugh
left Tuesday evening for Denver
where they will make an extended
visit
Mrs. Mary A. Wade and daughter,
Alice, returned to their home in Bran
don Monday evening after weeks
visit with friends in Columbus.
Mr.. R. G. Baker of Danville left
Tuesday morning for Detroit, where
he will attend to some matters of bus.
mess,
Give us your shoe trade and we will
give you the most for your money.
Hull & Spitzer.
Mr.. Frank Parrish has returned to
his home in Martinsburg after spend
ing several months in Oklahoma,
where he was employed by telephone
company.
Stafford's box paper, "a sheets and
"a envelopes, 1oc, for sale at Penn's.
Mrs. S. w. Newton and two children
will leave for their home In South Da.
kota Wednesday morning after an ex'
tended visit with Mrs. Newton's par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Beum of Dan.
ville
Mrs. Della Unglab returned to her
home in Columbus Tuesday morning
after short visit in Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. George Allspaugh of West High
street went to Columbus Tuesday
morning on business.
Hon. F. V. Owen went to Coumbus
Tuesday morning to transact some
matters of business.
See our gold watch, $7.2s, warranted
10 years, for sale at Penn's.
Postmaster s. G. Dowds went to Co.
lumbus Tuesday morning to attend to
some matters of business.
Prosecuting Attorney James Schaef
fer and Mr.. John McCrory went to
Millwood Tuesday morning to attend
to some business matters.
Mr.. l.. c. Stillwell left Tuesday for
Upper Sandusky where he will try a
case in the common pleas court OF
that city.
Mrs. Faye Adams has returned to
her home in Bangs after a several
days visit with her mother in Cleve
land.
Mrs. ]. W. Freeman of South Jack
son street will leave Wednesday morn
it with her son, Mr.. Gaylord Freeman
Mr.. Paul'T. Baker has returned tc
Mt. Vernon after several days visit
with relatives and friends in Zanes
Vile.
Designer, May patterns, summer
standard fashion books, for sale al
Penn's.
Mr. G. w. Mills of Ridgewood ave
nue. left Tuesday for Cleveland where
he will attend the convention Of the
Royal Arcanum which is held in that
city during this week.
LION FENCED wires, 40 inches
high, made of open hearth steel wire
we'll galvanized, at Csc. other sizes
correspondingly low. Staples free
L. A. WEISS.
DR.. Charles s. Hamilton of Colum
bus was in the city Monday evening In
consultation with DR.. w. w. Pennel
in reference to the condition Of Mr.
Harry Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Porter returned
to their home In Akron Tuesday morn
ing after spending several days witt
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