The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-06-10
SHORT LOCALS

Butter 22c, eggs 22c.
sharp's for cut flowers, N. Main.
Gem Laundry, z N. Main st. II
Clough for sewing machines. II
Mrs. Val Lafever is dangerously i'll
at her home on the Gambler road.
Flowers and floral designs. Ahern's
Metzger, the up-to-date tailor. If
Buy your hats, furnishings. trunks
md bags at Porter
Mr.. George Vail went to, Millersburg
Thursday morning on business.
Gas ovens $1.5O. Woolson's.
Mr.. julius Headington went to Utica
Thursday noon to attend to some mat
ters of business,
Refrigerators, $6.9S. Woolsons De
partment store.
Mr.. Steven Lyons is confined to his
home just south of Sparta by severe
attack of illness.
Mr.. ID. j. Vail of Sparta went to
Columbus Thursday morning to at
tend to some business matters.
Hot plates at $1.4S and up. Wool
sons Department store.
Mr.. Edward Palmer is confiued to
his home in Sparta by an attack of
| Illness.
Mr.. Arnold Rush went to Columbus
Thursday morning to spend several
days with relatives and friends.
Messrs. John Armstrong and Harry
Boyle went to Marion, Ohio, Thursday
morning to attend to some business
matters.
Mr.. S. d. Miller of Columbus, form
erly of this city spent Wednesday in
Mt. Vernon attending to some matters
of business.
Collapsible go-carts, special $500.
Woolson's store.
Mrs. Truman Barnes returned to her
home in GAINESVILLE Thursday after a
weeks visit with relatives in Mt. Yer
non.
Come! Come! Attend the admins
traitors sale OF fine oak mantles at
Backs furniture store. West Gam
bier street. II
Miss Josephine Doolttle returned
to her home in Mansfield Wednesday
after several days visit with rela-
tives in Gambler.
The Kenyon seniors defeated the
Kenyon faculty in game of base ball
by score of II to on Benson field at
Gambler Wednesday afternoon.
The G. w. " NJ. of the Martinsburg
Disciple church met at the home OF
Mrs. Sherman Simpson Tuesday
About so were present. Refreshments
were served.
There is not a woman in Knox coun
ty who does not want at some time
to have nice set of dishes. But 1t Is
slow work saving up $1,000 or 5000
In many sets there are pieces which
you don't care for. At Arnold's 20,
can buy n set just as you like II, and al
cheap as II bought 1t all at once. Yo,
can get piece now and another par
later on just as you want them ant
stop when you like. It's easy to buy ;
set in this way and you can find
number of the prettiest decorations II
either porcelain or In china that yo,
can match at any time at Arnolds
Mrs j. II, Beach and Mrs, C. l.
Mercer of This city and Miss Glady
I, Mercer of Gambler left Wednesda,
for St Louis, Mo-, to attend the an
nual convention OF the American We
mans League
| Gas chandeliers and brackets am
lights for new houses or parts for >re
. placing and renewing old fixtures Il
the greatest variety and ut the loves
: prices at Arnold's. Whether you wan
sc globe or any other item be sur
and go to Arnold's.
) Mr. Emanuel Galena of San Frar
cisco California, former residen
r OF Mt. Vernon, was in the city toda
p. calling on old friends. Mr., Galena lef
Mt. Vernon Is years ago and this |
! his first visit back here in that time
Come! Come! Attend the admins
trator's sale OF fine oak mantles a
Backs furniture store. West Gan
bier street. II
Mr. and Mrs II, j. Maynard an
. daughter of Mrs, Mary Bulen G
. Columbus returned to their homes 1
their automobile Wednesday after
short visit with Mr. and Mrs. j, C. Pal
terson of East High street.