The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-04
SHORT LOCALS

MIR. Malland Benson is confined to-
his bed at his home in Bloomfield by
severe attack of scarlet fever.
1925 buys a gold watch, 10 years
guarantee, at Penn's.
Miss Christine Baker has returned
from a visit with Miss Anna Hinger
at Newark.
Mr.. II. c. Smith went to Millers-
burg Tuesday morning to attend to
some business matters.
A Shellenbarger and J. w. Grahom
of Mt. Vernon, called on friends in
the city Sunday. Mansfield News.
Mrs. William Gull of Ashland is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harriet
Austin of North Sandusky street.
So buys good bargain in sewing
machines, at Penn's.
Mr.. Guy Lauderbaugh Is confined
to his home on East Chestnut street
by an attack of Illness.
Miss Lutha Wright of Warsaw Is
spending several days with friends
in Danvllle.
Mr.. William Lee left yesterday for
Woodlawn, Pa, in the interest of
the C. & G. Cooper company
Mr.. John w. Auskings purchased
the livery barn of ex-Sheriff Rollin
G. Clements Tuesday morning.
Miss Amy Ogg and Miss Lottie
Friel went to Columbus Monday for
l short visit.
81 buys IA watch, fully guaranteed,
at Penn's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams re-
turned to their home in Newark
Tuesday after a several days visit
with Mt. Vernon relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis May and daugh-
ter of Steubenville, are the guests
Of Mrs. Mays parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
|. Rosenthall OF East High street.
Valentine, Washington birthday,
st. Patrick and Easter cards, 1Oc
per dozen at PENIS.
Mrs. l. Rosenthall has returned to
her home on East High street, after
a several days visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lewis May Of Steubenville.
Miss Stella Anderson of East
Chestnut street went to Millersburg
Tuesday morning to visit with rela-
tlves and friends.
Talking machines, prices So TO
$500, at Penn's.
Mr.. Earl Yoakam, who resides just
south OF the city, went to Millers-
burg Tuesday morning to spend sew
eral days with friends and relatives.
81 buys an alarm clock, fully guar
anteed, at Pcnn's.
Rev. s. s. Fleming of GAINESVILLE
Is spending the day in Mt. Vernon
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. S.
B. Tarr of East Burgess street.
Miss Juliette Tlgner, of Mt Yer
non, spent Sunday with Miss Vera
Beal, OF West Arch street. Mansfield
News.
Miss Ollie Young and Miss ELM
Young left this afternoon for New
Orleans. La, to attend the Mardi
Gras and to visit with relatives for
several weeks.
81 buys n fountain pen, fully guar.
antecd, at Pcnn's.
Mr.. j. S. Ogg of Mulberry street
lost n very valuable horse Tuesday
A few days ago the animal was kick
ed on the knee by another horse and
blood poisoning developed. 1t was
necessary to shoot the animal today
David Meier, formerly of Mans
field, who has been Ill for sevora
weeks at the home of his daughter
at Mt Vernon with neuralgia of The
chest, Is somewhat better but 1t s.ll
in care of n doctor,-Manstield News
Valentines; prices one cent to SO
at PenD's.
Mr.. II. C.. Swetland has returned 4
his home on North Main street ate
a several days trip to Buffalo, N, Y
While In Buffalo, Mr.. SHETLAND me
by an accident. man who was
breeder OF fine sheep. On learning
that the man was desirous of oh
tainlng some sheep OF dliferen
breed, he informed him that n
could furnish him with ten head 70
$500. The offer was accepted I'm
medlately, This fact goes to shoy
that Mr. Swetland is the owner o
some of the highest class stock Il
the country.
40 horse blankets at Il off t.
close them out. l.. A. Weiss.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wander o
Cleveland are the guests of relative
in the city.
Buy wire fence now while ga
give you bargain. Il. A. Weiss.
MIR, T. A. Babcock of Marengc
spent Monday In Mt, Vernon attend
ing to some matters of business.