The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-30

DR.. j. H. Norrick of Fredericktown
went to Columbus Friday morning
to attend to some matters of business.
Miss Bertha Jones of Fredericktown
Is spending several days with Miss
Stella Cox of North Mulberry street.
Mr.. f. r. Beach returned to his
home in Newark Friday after attend.
ing to some business matters in Mt
Vernon.
Mr.. Charles Pryor returned to his
home in GAINESVILLE Friday noon after
a several days visit with relatives in
Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eward Vogel are
spending ten days in northern Michi-
gan.
Mr.. Gary Smith of Union City, Pa,
spent Friday in Mt. Vernon on bus
mess.
Mrs. George Hayman of Mt. Vernon
is visiting her parents.-Bellville Mes
senger.
Mr.. Ward Melick is confined to his
home in Sparta by severe attack of
Illness.
Mr.. Marvin Lybarger of near Dan
vile has purchased two new Buick
motor cars.
Miss Mildred Bergin, who has been
visiting with relatives in Newark, has
returned home.
Mrs. Dan Brislen and daughter, Hell
en-, of Massillon are visiting with Mrs.
George N. Clark
Miss Susie Crumm of Columbus is
the guest of Miss Nellie Severns, 246
East Pleasant street.
Mrs. Lucinda Walters of Millers-
burg is the guest of Mrs. Sarah Uhl
of East Gambler street
Mr.. Howard Dunn has accepted a
position at the A. j. Henley jewelry
store on South Main street.
Mrs. r. r. Black went to Mt. Yer
non today for a visit with relatives
and friends.-Mansfield News.
Mr.. Howard Conley, of the Buick
Motor Co. of Flint, Michigan. spent
Saturday in Mt. Vernon on business.
Mr.. Fred Hagerman left Friday
evening for Richmond, Ind, after visit
ing with his parents for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Daily of Mt. Yer
non are visiting Mrs. T. Nj. Ball of
Clinton street-Newark American
Tribune.
Miss Madge Hunbert of West
Chestnut street has left for Garrett
and Fort Wayne, Ind, to visit with
relatives.
Squire H. G. Wood and Constable
Milton Simpkins went to Brink Haven
Saturday morning to attend to some
business matters.
Mrs. Anna Jenkins and Mrs. J. l..
Baldwin will go to Mt. Vernon Satur-
day to spend Sunday in that city
Newark Advocate.
Mrs. Harry Lurie and children have
lClul Hcu W liCii hohiC oh iluot NihS
street after an extended visit with rel
atives at Sharon, Pa.
Many Mt. Vernon young people, who
are preparing to leave soon for school
and college, will have their names
marked with woven names or initials,
got at Ringwalts.
nd
of Mt. Vernon, who have been visiting
with relatives here for several days,
left last evening for trip to Buffalo
and Niagara Mansfield News.
Mrs. e. M. Shove of Dunkirk, Ohio,
returned to her home Saturday after
an extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. o. w. Youngblood Mrs. Shove
was accompanied home by her grand
daughter, Mrs. Bart Wright.
The second annual reunion and pic
mic of the old soldiers and their fami-
lies and friends will be held at Hia-
watha park on September End. Bring
your baskets and have grand time.
Coffee, beans, wood plates and tin
cups will be furnished by the commit
| tee.
Miss Marie Lingerfield has returned
to her home in Dayton after spending
the last several months with Mrs. j.
Bedell.
pug" or Lefty" Wilhelm, who
played on the old Mt. Vernon semi
professional baseball team and who
got his first start as pitcher here, and
has been pitching for the Canton team
of the o. & P. league, has been sold
to Boston.
After seven years of service, f. p.
Householder has rendered his resig-
nation as superintendent of the Utica
schools. He will go to Youngstown.
as principal of one of the schools.
Principal c. P. Smith will be the ap'
! ne tho Hilton