The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-06
SHORT LOCALS


Mr.. William Koons went to Blad-
ensburg Thursday morning on bus
iness,
Mr.. John A. Nash of Boston is
spending several days in Mt. Vernon
attending to some business matters.
Mrs. Joseph Jasper of Marion street
underwent a successful operation at
the Mt Vernon hospital Thursday
morning
Collapseable go-carts-see the best
I'VE dollar cart in town at Woolson's
Department store.
Miss Ina M. Berry, nurse at the Mt.
Vernon hospital, was called to her
home in Rome. New York, Thursday
non by the death of her mother.
Mayor Huntington Brown Of Mans
aeld Is In the city looking up his can
didacy for the Republican nomina-
tton for congress In this district.
Gas hot plates, SLAB and upward,
Woolson's Department store.
Mrs. Mary Cornell, mother of Mrs.
Newton Beck OF this city, died Mon
day night In Coshocton county and the
funeral was held from the late home
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
Gas ovens, $1.50, Woolson's.
Mrs. George Beaver returned to her
home In Dayton, Ohio, Thursday morn
lag after a weeks visit with relatives
n this city.
Come! Come! Attend the admins
traitors sale OF fine oak mantles at
Backs furniture store. West Gam
bier street. II
Mr.. l.. T. Cromley went to Millers-
burg Thursday morning to attend to
some matters of business.
Mr.. William White Of North Main
street went to Butler Thursday morn
ing to attend to some matters of bus
iness.
Mrs. G. c. Cox went to Granville
Wednesday to spend several days with
her daughter Stella, who Ia attending
college at that place.
Ice sream freezers. 98c and up, at
Woolson's.
Constable Milton slmpkins went to
Columbus Thursday morning to attend
&c some official business.
Mr.. C. Preston Ruch, who has for
the past several years been employed
at the G. A. & G. freight depot In this
city. has been promoted and transferr.
ed to Centerburg.
Special sale Saturday, May 7th.
Fancy waste baskets, 10c. Woolson's
Department store
Mr.. John Colopy and Mr.. John Nc.
Donnough OF this city will leave Sat.
urday morning for Toledo to attend
the knights OF Columbus convention
which will be held In that city.
Come! Come! Attend the adminis-
traitors sale of fine oak mantles at
Backs furniture store. West Gam
bier street. II
Try a pound Of those chocolate
creams at 10c, they're delicious. Sat
urday only at Woolson's Department
store.
Mrs. o. c. Daniels OF East High
street is attending district meeting
Cf the Presbyterian Missionary socle-
u as delegate from the Mt. Vernon
society. The meeting Is being held
In Granville, Ohio, during Thursday
AAa Friday Of this week.
One of the most useful articles in
the home is an art square from Ar
nold's. To use over an old carpet or
with filling. or on finished floor
A splendid assortment at special pric.
os In all sizes and from $29S up to
t12.OO.
Prof. G. X. Barnhart, former prlnci'
palof the Mt. Vernon Business Uni
versity, who is now with the Pressing
Il Orr Canning Co., Circlevllle, o..
stopped here on his return trip from
Norwall, Ohio, where he was doing ac.
counting work, to see his many ac-
qQaintances,
a good stand OF corn depends upon
sheplanter you use as we'll as upon the
seed. A John Deere Mo. planter
may save you enough the first season
over one OF an inferior make to pay
for two or three planters. Sold by L.
A. WEISS.
Floor coverings always ready for
inspection and includes choice as
eortment OF desirable new goods from
she cheapest to the best, Some spec
ial offerings In large rugs at attractive
prices, 9xl2 #, administer rugs $li9S;
sx11 II. tapestry rugs $99S; 6x9 IT. all
wool ingram squares $3.4S. A large
assortment OF all kinds of floor Gov
erings at Arnolds.
Mrs. Nora Salisbury IL spending
the week with Mrs. Bennett Kelly at
Mt. Gllead,