The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-09-02
SHORT LOCALS
Eggs 24c, butter Csc.

Sharp's for cut flowers, N. Main.
Mr.. Garfield Snow went to Brink
Haven Thursday morning on business.
Post cards 10 cents dozen at Penn's.
Patrolman Walter George has been
assigned to day duty on the police
force, commencing Thursday morning.
Clough for sewing machines. tt
Mr. Fred e. Wooster returned last
evening from two weeks business
trip to the oil fields of West Virginia.
Gem Laundry, N. Main st. If
Miss Ruth Johnson of Newark spent
Wednesday in Mt. Vernon, the guest
of friends.
Rag carpet and rug weaving by
Eph. Stump, 612 e. Chestnut.
Miss Ocie Gates has returned to
her home in Mt. Vernon after sever
al days visit with relatives at Utica.
Buy your hats and furnishings at
Porter's on s. Main st.
A union picnic of the Danville Sun
day schools will be held at Horns
grove near Danville on Thursday.
Mr.. George w. Schodorf of Millers-
burg spent Wednesday in Mt. Vernon
attending to some matters of business.
A fine racing program has been ar
ranged for each day of the fair. See
the attractive purses offered.
Mr.. Samuel Hartman arrived in the
city Thursday after visit with rela-
tives in Pittsburg.
Mr.. Archie Collins has accepted a
position as assistant shipping clerk
with the Mt. Vernon Bridge company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Young re-
turned last night from a short visit
with friends at Wooster.
Mr.. William Mower has gone to FIT.
Wayne, Ind, to attend the wedding of
his nephew, Mr.. Frank Thompson.
Mr.. William NJ Coup left today for
the northern part of Michigan to en-
Joy two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Place and two
daughters Of Akron are visiting In the
city with Mr.. and Mrs. James Place
Mr.. ]. Z. Dunlap of Tulsa, Okla, is
the guest of his brother, Mr.. A. r
Dunlap for several weeks.
Miss Mabel Wythe has returned
from Pittsburg and Cleveland after at
tending the millinery openings.
Mrs. Charles Huntsberry and chill
dren are spending several days II
Akron the guests of relatives.
REWARD-A liberal reward will b'
paid to the person visiting the Knol
County fair, who does not acknowl
edge value received.
FOR SALE-Shoats, also Lightning
hay press. f. A. Brownfield, mile
west of Mt. Vernon, New Delawar
road.
Mrs. Fannie Witherell and daughter
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Miss Cornelia, of Mansfield avenu
went to Gambler Thursday morning t
spend the day.
Many things are essential to a SUE
l cessful fair-exhibits, amusements, a
tendance and good weather. We el
s pect them all at our fair.
Genuine bargains in school supple
+ at Woolson's.
Miss Name Taugher went to Colun
bus Thursday morning to spend
= week with her sister, Mrs w. l.. Ca
ey.
The Scribner orchestra went to Ut
ca Thursday noon to furnish mus
> at dance given at that place in tn
evening,
Mrs. George Thayer went to utic
Thursday morning where she was ca
ed by the serious illness of Mrs. job
n Hobbs.
A number of Mt Vernon person
}. were in Fredericktown Wednesday O
A. ternoon to see the Mt. Gilead-Frede
icktown baseball game.
:. Miss Sarah Sanderson and Messr
Charles and William Sanderson
,: Delaware, Ohio, are spending sever
n, days with relatives in Mt. Vernon.
H. Big values in school tablets at &c
- Woolson's.
:. - Mrs. w. r. Schutte has returnc
from n visit of several weeks wi
friends and relatives at Ann Arb
and Pentwater, Mich.
At Frederlcktown Wednesday aftC
,s noon the Fredericktown baseball tea
7 defeated the Mt. Gilead team by d
re score of to l,
III Regular DC lead pencils are so
es at for &c at Woolson's.
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