The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-02
SHuRr LOCALS

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Westervll!e, o., voted dry" yester
day under the Beal law by vote OF
372 dry and 104 wet.
DR.. X. l.. Mcintosh returned to his
home in this city Tuesday after a
several days vacation in Cleveland
Mrs. A. B. Rasey is confined to her
home just south of Sparta by Sc
we're attack CT Illness
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mast of East
Gambler street are spending two
weeks with relatives In Millersburg.
Mrs. A. 7. Anderson returned this
morning TO her nome in Cleveland af.
er a weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Quigley of Columbus, state ex.
aminer, arrived in the city this morn.
ng to examine all the books of the
city officials.
DR.. Ray Hammond is the guest OF
Mrs. r. e. Hudson North Main street.
DR.. Hammond is enroute from Europe
to his home in Stockton, Cal.
Mrs. V. H. Kinney returned to her
home in Fostoria, Ohio. Tuesday
morning after several days visit
with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Avery Noble of Bloomington,
ILL.,, who has been the guest of Mrs.
james Lee, was called home today on
account Of the sickness of DR.. Charles
Noble.
Mr.. John ]. Taugher of East Ham
! trahck street left Monday evening for
Lynchburg, West Virginia, where he
will attend to some business matters.
Mrs. A. j. Springer returned to her
home in Columbus this afternoon af-
ter a visit with her brother, DR..
George R. Baker.
Judge J. B. Walght of East High
street went to GAINESVILLE Tuesday
noon to attend to some business mat.
ters
Miss Helen Phipps returned to Gam.
bier where she Is attending Harcourt
Tuesday noon after spending several
days at her home. in Paulding Ohio
Mr.. Vernon Whipple returned to his
home In Marietta Tuesday noon after
attending to some business matters
in this city.
Mrs. c. e. King and son, Francis
of West Chestnut street and Miss
Margaret King of Columbus have re.
turned to their homes after a several
days visit with Mrs. Kings daughter
Mrs. r. Genin Of Sistersville, West
Virginia.
Mr.. j. M. Lewis, who has for the
past several years conducted a gener
al store at North Liberty, has sold
his stock of goods and will move to
Fredericktown in short time. Mr..
Lewis will establish livery stable
in Fredericktown.
Mr.. Charles Weaver, Mr.. AL Bein-
hour, Mr.. Grant Harris, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. H. Mahann and Mrs. Caroline Rob-
inson, all of Brandon left Monday ev-
ening for Chicago, where they will
attend the National Stock show, which
is being held in that city. From Chi
cago, Mrs. Mahann and Mrs. Robin
son will go to Nebraska, where they
will make an extended visit with rel
atives.
John A. Kelley of Franklin county
has sued the c., A. & c. railroad COM
pany for $500 damages sfor personal
injuries alleged to have been suffered
while in the roads employ.
Mr.. Carl Mills of Ridgewood avenue
left Tuesday, morning for Wheeling,
West Virginia, where he will accept
position
Sergeant Charles e. McManis of the
Columbus police department, formerly
of Mt. Vernon, has been assigned to
day duty in headquarters at the city
prison.
For handsome and durable doll
see our $1.19 Special. The A. A.
Dowds q. G. Co.
Mrs. M. Arnold of near Danville
left Wednesday morning for Philadel-
phia, where she will make an extend
ed visit with relatives.
Mr.. Thomas Bogardus left Wednes-
day noon for Washington, Pa, where
he will make several dave v'9''
with his sister, Mrs. Ruth Anderson.
The next number in the Star IoA-
cert Course will be the song recital
by Elizabeth Thompson Wilson. con-
tralto, at the High school auditorium,
Friday, December End.
officers were nominated at the reg
ular meeting of Quindaro Lodge, No.
316, I. o. o. F., on Tuesday evening.
Election of officers will occur on
Tuesday evening, Dec. 9th at the reg
i ular maatin0