The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-06-07


Mr.. William Cary of Columbus
spent Sunday in Mt. Vernon, the guest
of relatives and friends.
The Mt. Vernon Grays we're defeat
ed by a score of to at Johnstown
on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Lybarger of Columbus
is spending several days with rela-
tives in Danville.
Mr. Michael Sheedy spent Sunday
in Cleveland the guest of DR.. w. A.
Tins.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Church spent
Sunday in Sunbury the guests of rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Birch of Mil
lersburg spent Sunday in Danville,
the guests of relatives.
Miss Rose Sapp of Mt Vernon is
spending several days with relatives
in Danville.
Mr.. Eugene vail, who is attending
school at Scio, Ohio, spent Sunday
at his homt in Danville.
Mr. s. l.. MAJOR of Danville spent
Monday in Mt. Vernon attending to
some matters of business.
Mr. Earl Sperry of Mt. Vernon spent
Sunday in Danville.
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Mr. Ward of Pittsburg is spending
several days in Gambler, the guest
of his daughter who is a student at
Harcourt seminary.
Mr. Harry Smoots and Mr.. Harry
Koons left Monday morning for Tole-
do, where they will attend to some
business matters.
Mr. Charles Hubbell, formerly of Mt
ternoon after spending Sunday with
friends in the city
Sheriff Peter Parker went to Dan
vile and Brink Haven Monday morn
ing to attend to some business mat
ters.
Hon. Lewis b. Houck was in CALI
polls, o., Sunday where he delivered
a memorial address before the Odd
Fellows and the knights of Pythias.
Miss Ada Sheasby has resigned her
position as operator in the Gambler
telephone exchange after seven years
of service.
Mr.. Isaiah Vernon, who resides in
Gambler, has moved into the Doolittle
ure.
Mr. Jesse Winterringer and Miss
spent Sunday in Brandon the guests
of Miss Mary Beinhour.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Wilkins of Co
lumbus are spending several days with
Mrs. Wilkins parents Mr.. and Mrs
C.. V. Culison in Danville.
Rev. ]. II. Young of Tifiin, o., ex
amining chaplain of the northern
Ohio diocese, is in Gambler for the
i)exley examinations.
Mr. George Vernon, formerly of Gam
bier, has moved his household good!
=, to Mt. Vernon where he will reside il
the future.
, The Chester township Sunda,
/" school convention was held at thu
Baptist church In Chesterville on Sun
, day evening.
|. The Children's day services a
Friendship church on Sunday even
ing were largely attended A goot
, program was rendered The Offering
amounted to $l1.15.
v Miss Rhea Snow of East Ham
q tramck street went to Gambler Mon
>. day morning to attend the commence
a ment exercises at Harcourt Place Sen
mary
II Mrs. George C. Vail and daughter
4 Lucille, and son, James, have returne
to theiR home on East High stree
after several weeks visit in Ga,
- lord Michigan, with relatives.
% Mr. George Brooks of South We
m non, who was taken suddenly very /
at his home Saturday evening afte
, eating some canned raspberries,
somewhat improved
Mrs. Maria Russell, who has for tn
u past several days been very i'll at ho
l. home on West Chestnut street, ha
~ not improved and her condition
~ very critical.
Come! Come! Attend the admin
" ;rator's sale of fine oak mantles ,
re Backs furniture store, West Gan
lie bier street. II
'' Mrs. Brook Ransom and Messr
III Paul and George Turner of this eli
spent Sunday in Columbus with M
or Harry Turner who is patient at NJ
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