The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-04-05
Mrs. Harold Walker was visitor
i'm Columbus this afternoon.

in the city with his family.
Mr. John Toole went to Torchlight,
Ky, today on business connected with
the Louisa Coal Co.
Mr. Donald Creveling returned to
Portsmouth today after visiting for a
week with relatives in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cunot of Dan
vile spent Sunday in Warsaw, the
Luests of friends.
NIr larry 81 it'll of Chi :aSo has &c
cepted ! position as barber at trc Fay
lOr bart er shop on South Nan street
! Miss Nina Levering and Miss Merle
McGugin have returned from a visit
with friends in Newark.
Mr.. Clifford Kring of South Vernon
has accepted a position at the San
derson auto garage.
Mr.. Charles Dozer spent Sunday
and Monday in GAINESVILLE, the guest
Of his parents.
MIR Harry ng spent Slllay and
Monday in Columbus, the guest of
friends.
Mr.. John Anders is suffering from
a severe stroke OF paralysis at his
home lust south of Fredcricktown
Mr. Michael Smithhisler spent Sun
day IN Danvile, the guest Of relatives
and friends.
Mr.. Dwight Young returned to Del
aware today after spending Sunday
with his parents in this city.
MIR. Robert s. Hull returned Satur-
day evening from an extended visit
! in Florida and other points in the
south.
J Mr.. Roy Leckliter and Mr.. Harry
Marshall went to Bremen, Chic, Mon
day noon to attend to some matters of
! business,
Miss Marian Wyntoop ret'rned to
her home in Toledo, o., today after
visit with her grandmother, Mrs. NJ
e. Banter of South Vernon.
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Mrs Thomas Robinson has return.
ed to her home in Danville after a
several days visit with her daughter,
Mrs William Coe of Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Trussell of
Brink Haven spent Sunday in Dan
Vile, the guests of relatives and
friends.
Mr.. George ID. Neal left Monday
noon for GAINESVILLE and Cambridge,
where he will conduct some matters
of business.
Mr.. Jno. Starner went to Mansfield
Monday morning in the interest OF
the Kilkenney Cigar Manufacturing
establishment on South Main st.
Mrs. Hattie Lauderbaugh returned
to her home on east Chestnut street
Sunday evening after Sc jeral days
visit with relatives in Akron
q Miss Lutte Beck has received n
4 beautiful gold watch given as pre-
q MUM for securing the largest number
A of candidates for the American Insur
4 ance Union,
Mrs. Il. B, Berbower, formerly OF
8 this city, left Monday morrns for he!
home in Toledo Ohio af.cr n Scvcra
days 'i.it with relatives and friends
: in NJ Vernon.
n Captain I.anning Parsons of TT. ID
A. Russell Wyoming, is spending sew
eral days In and near Mt, Vernon
Captain Parsons, who was formerly o
y this place, has been taking treatmen
y in hospital in Washington, ID. G. anC
II is visiting with Mrs. s. M. BradiielC
on the Martinsburg road south of th'
+, city. He is enroute to Wyoming
y where he will again take charge of hi!
II post
Mrs. NeIderhouse of Danville was
d operated upon at the Mt. Vernon hos
pltal this morning by Drs. Larinisre
It Lee and Jefferson of Danville, The
f. operation was most successful,
h The Kenyon BASEBALL team defeated
the Freshman team by score OF tt
3 at Gambler Saturday afternoon,
=. Miss Helen Shlreman of Mt Yer
!, non visited in Gambler Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Turner of Mt
Vernon spent Sunday in Gambler.
It Mr. c. G. Underwood of Port Clint
If on, o., is visiting in Gambler,
h Miss Dorothy Detwiller of Mans
field is visiting Cora Putnam in Gam
bier
Mr., Frank Chrystal formerly o
oi this city, Will return to Pittsburg Mon
T. day evening after spending severa
n days here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Baker of Dan
a vile spent Sunday In Warsaw, tn
10 guests of friends,