The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-09-02

Mr.. Charles Stamp went to Column
bus this afternoon on business.
Mr.. Glenwood Olsend of Danville is
spending several days with relatives
at Spring Mountain.
Messrs. Benton Senst and Bernard
Jefferson Of Buckeye City spent
Thursday with friends in Gambler.
Mr.. Charles Ransower of Columbus,
formerly of Mt Vernon, was in the
city today calling on old friends.
Hon. w. M. Koons went to Newark
Thursday noon to attend to some mat
ters of business.
Services will be conducted by Rev.
Walker in the Millwood Disciple
church on Sunday morning and even
ing.
Mrs. r. A. Ferenbaugh and daugh.
ter, Edna, and Mrs. Wheeler of Dan
vile are spending several days with
relatives in Coshocton.
Mr.. Benton Morgan left Wednesday
evening for Galesburg, ILL.,, where he
will make an extended visit with rel
atives.
Mr.. John Elder left Thursday morn
ing for Unionville, Mo-, where he will
remain for some time attending to
some matters of business.
Mr.. Dale Porter arrived in Mt. Yer
non Wednesday after completing the
baseball season with his club in the
Kansas State League,
Mrs. John Whitesides and daugh-
ter returned to Columbus this after
noon after short visit with Mrs. II
len Whitesides.
Special watch sale of seven jewel
Elgin movements with 20-year guar
anteed cases in all sizes for $t050. A
J.. Henley & Co., 1T S. Main st.
Miss Cleo Barnes and Miss Florence
Patterson returned to their home in
indianapolis, Ind, today after pleas
ant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Harris of West Vine street.
Mr. Edgar Lawman will leave SIN
day for New York City where he ex
poets to locate, having accepted po
sition as a travelling salesman for {
garment house.
Mrs. Carl f. Dunmire was takeI
f,nr, tIa NIt Uaruon hocnitaI IN ho
home on North Catherine street ol
Thursday morning in Chappelear &
Cos. ambulance.
Mrs. Katherine Brown left Thursda.
morning for her home in Buffalo, n
Y, after an extended visit with ne
q parents, Capt and Mrs. M. M. Murph
Y of North Park street.
l. A good time-piece for $3.50, Se'
en- jewel Elgin, with 25-year guarai
n teed case, in any size you want.
9 j. Henley & Co., 1T S. Main st.
@ Don't fail to see the sheep an
goats at the County Fair. This d.
partment will be filed to overfowinl
- Some very fine ones have alread
= been entered.
Mr.. Harold Woolson is home for
short visit with his parents an
, friends. Mr.. Woolson has been mai
!, aging his uncle's country home on
side Of Sandusky.
:. A 25-year guaranteed case and
seven jewel Elgin movement at A.
Henley & Co.'S. for $3.50.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor ar
:. Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Kilkenney hay
returned to their homes in Mt Vernc
after honeymoon trip to variol
= points along the lakes.
"a Mr.. A. II. Lindorf of the firm of Me
er-Lindorf company has returned
his home in Newark after an extend'
=, stay in New York City purchasiI
" fall and winter goods.
Mrs. NJ. II. Graham and two childr,
of Fort Smith, Arkansas, are Il
guests of Mrs. Ds'la OConnor of We
y High street Mrs. Graham's motht
. Mrs. Anderson, is also visiting wi
Mrs. O'Connor.
% The large herd of cattle enter
this morning by Scott II. Lyon
:" Fredericktown, Ohio is a fine OF
but Mr.. Glow of Howard, Ohio, thin
at he has better one Don't fail to vii
the cattle department during the Fa
I'd it will be ;he largest and best ev
tn seen in Knox County.
OF DR.. G. NJ, Sands and son, Samu
who are known here as the propr
,r- tors of the hotel at Walhonding, Oh
m left Thursday for Haswell, Colorat
he to homestead a claim there. NJ
Sands will have charge of the no
Id during her famlly's absence and
effort is being made to dispose of
49,, property