The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-10-14
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Mr.. Hugh Neal went to Danville |
Thursday morning on business.
Mr.. William Simpson went to Gosh
octon Thursday morning to attend the
Coshocton fair
Mr.. W. r. Rowe of New Haven,
Conn, spent Wednesday in Mt. Yer
non on business.
Mr.. Charles Champion went to Co
lumbus Thursday morning to attend to
some business matters.
d. M. Tilton of Jelloway, Knox coun-
ty, was in Newark Tuesday on busi-
ness. Newark Advocate.
Mrs. ]. c. George and Mrs. James
McElroy went to Danville Thursday
morning to spend the day.
Mr.. c. L. King of this city is spend
ing several days at the Coshocton
county fair at Coshocton.
Mr.. Elder Groves of Utah, formerly
of Sparta, is spending several days in
and near Sparta, the guest of friends.
Mr.. l.. A. Weiss of West high street
left Wednesday evening for Chicago,
where he will transact some business.
Mr.. M. II. Rankin of Toledo return
ed to his home Thursday after sew
eral days visit with friends in this
city.
#*%There will be box social at Be-
dell chapel on Thursday evening, Oct
ober 90 Everyone come and enjoy a
social evening.
Mrs E. M. Wright went to Delaware
Thursday morning to spend several
days with her daughter, Mrs. j. w.
: Wolfley
Mr.. Bowers Kochheiser and Miss
, Lena Young of Bellvillc were the
, guests of Mrs. Edward L.. Parker on
, Wednesday.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ball of Co
lumbus are spending several days
with relatives and friends in and neal
Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rinehart of De
crow avenue, are moving from theil
+ present home to their farm in Kno'
+ county Newark Advocate.
+ Miss Ada Baltzell of this city is on'
q of the candidates in voting contes
: of the Columbus News, the successful
!: ones securing trip to Europe
Mrs. Geo. s. Murphy and little sol
of Downers Grove, ILL.,, arrived Wed
Is nesday evening to spend few week
with Mrs A. b. Tarr and family,
MIR. Calvin Bartlett left Thursda.
morning for his home in Savannah
Georgia, after an extended visit will
Or. and Mrs j. IT, Norrick of Fredel
VI icktown.,J
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Rummel, VIII
y, have been visiting Knox county relt
, tivcs for five weeks, started Thursda
:, morning for their home at Cedar RAJ
=, ids, Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Evans have +,
III turned to their home in Mt. Vernon
to after pleasant visit with Chas. Uler
and family of this city.-Newar
If. American Tribune
We have recently compared brea
IN made in Cleveland, Columbus, Toled
III and Sundusky. No one surpassed Ce
en- Malta bread made in our city. VIII
I'd send your money out of town.
NJ The Knox county board of election
'' will meet Saturday morning at
o'clock for the purpose of receiyn
.N bids for the printing of the electio
w. ballots and to appoint judges an
clerks for the coming November ele'
" ton.
IN Mr.. c. " Van Niman, parole Office
of the Boys Industrial School, was i
II. the city yesterday the guest of Juv,
at nile officer Patrick Purcell. Mr.. Va
Niman also visited the three boys
ID. this city who have been paroled froI
tn the school,
nm The Rights of Columbus gave thei
second minstrel performance to
large audience at Lake Hiawatha par
theatre on Wednesday evening, Th
performance, as on the previous nigh
- was well put on and was highly al
90 preciated by the audience,
Mr., w. II, Bromley of indianapolis
Ind, special agent Of the North Yves
ID, ern National Insurance Co, was |
ty the city today the guest of Mr.. win
(Doc) Welsh, the local agent,
A stitch today win save patch t
morrow.