The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10
SHORT LOCALS
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street made a business trip to New
ark Monday noon.
Mr.. Ernest Warman went to New
ark Monday noon to attend to some
matters of business.
Mrs. l. NJ Wolverton of East Gam
bier street went to Columbus Monday
morning to spend the day.
Mrs. Charles +. Bullock left today
for Columbus, st. Marys and Medina,
o., for an extended stay,
Mr.. William ]. Henley of Cleve.
land was the guest of relatives in the
city over Sunday.
4 Mr.. C. N. Rice of Danville spent
Monday in Mt. Vernon attending to
some business matters.
MIR. William A. waddell OF Cleve-
land was a business visitor in the city
Monday.
DIR. G. Il. Baker of East High street
went to GAINESVILLE Sunday morning
for a several days visit with relatives.
Mr.. James Mossholder went to
Cleveland Sunday morning for short
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. William Wilmington of Barber
ton arrived in the city today to visit
Mrs. Fred A. Clough and Miss Burger.
Mr.. A. d. Stokes went to Centerburg
Monday morning to attend to some bus
1ness matters.
Mr.. Edgar Lawman of East Gambler
street went to Pittsburg Monday morn.
ing on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Parker
went to Bellville Sunday afternoon
TO visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. Samuel Cramer Of West Vine
street went to Butler Sunday after
noon for a short visit with relatives.
Mrs. Rachael Miller Of Orrville ia
spending several days with relatives
in Mt Vernon.
Professor A. II. Bacon OF West High
street went to Centerburg Monday
morning on business.
Come! Come! Attend the admins
traitors sale of fine oak mantles at
Backs furniture store. West Gam
bier street. II
Mr.. Robert Clarke OF Cleveland
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Clarke, North Main
street.
Mr.. G. II. Hardesty of Gladdington
Heights and Mr.. Verd Mavis spent
Sunday the guests Of Mr. Samuel
Hafdesty of Akron.
All colors, all sizes, all kinds and
mounted In. the very best manner.
whether you want one I0c shade or q
better grade for the entire house. q
email shade or large one. The best
place to buy Ia at Arnold's.
DR.. and Mrs. @. X. Conard will leave
Tuesday for Cleveland where DR..
CUnard will attend the State Homoe-
pathic medical society.
Mrs. william Dickey left Monday
noon for her home in Pittsburg after
several days visit with relatives in
and near Mt. Vernon.
Come! Come! Attend the admins
traitors sale of fine oak nantes at
Racks furniture store. West Gam
bier street. II
Mrs. William Sscrbner and son.
walter, went to Columbus Monday to
attend the May festival which In being
held In that city on Monday and Tues.
'AAy OF this week
Mrs. 3. #. Brock of Monroe town.
ehip went to Cleveland Sunday to
spend several days with her sister,
Mrs Arthur Arkeli
Mr.. Richard West, who has been
working near Cincinnati, Is home on
account of an injury which he re-
ceived to his back several days ago
while at work on pipe line.
Looking over our splendid stock of
wall papers will bring smile of salts
faction to the most gloomy face. The
new designs are clever, artistic and
harmonious. Tell us about your home
boautifying ambitions help you
wonderfully at Arnolds
The president OF MuskinBum Confer
cnce. Rev G.. II, Beck, preached II very
Interesting sermon AZ Buelah church
Oa Sunday evening. He also preached
sermons To large congregations on Sun
day at Ebenezer In the morning, which
was the quarterly meeting sermon.
and at Liberty chapel in the afternoon
On Monday evening he will preach at
Friendship church.
County Surveyor Arthur Thompson
OF Gambler, has with the approval oi
a number of taxpayers of the county
appointed Lee Dial. OF Dial Brothers
of Gambler as inspector for the two
new bridges In College township,
The Cleveland Plain Dealer OF Mon
day states that Rev Ira j, Houston
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