The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-04
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Mr.. Alfred Mill went to Colum-
bus this afternoon on business.
Mr.. d. b. Grubb left this after
noon on business trip to Columbus.
Mr.. j. @. Porter was in Columbus
this afternoon on business.
Mr.. F. F. Hosack of Fredericktown
was visitor in the city today, en-
route to Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Long of near
Brink Haven spent Thursday in Mt.
Vernon visiting with relatives.
Come! Come! Attend the admin
strator sale for bargains at Backs
furniture store, Wost Gambler st II
MIR. George Miller has returned to
his home in Chesterville after a sew
eral days visit in Amity.
Mrs. Charles Hunter returned to
her home in Brandon Thursday morn
ing after several days visit with
friends and relatives in Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. John l.. Hammond OF Millwood
is spending several days in Shelby,
the guest Of his aunt, Mrs. Mary Ly-
barger.
Mrs. Wilcox has returned to her
home in Colorado, after several
days visit with Mrs. e. p. Webster
of Gambler.
Mr.. and Mrs. John George of e.
Chestnut street spent Wednesday in
Howard, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lot Norrick.
Mr.. II. c. Bishop of West High
street left Thursday morning for
Cleveland where he will transact
some matters of business.
Mr., and Mrs. George Franks of
Gallon are spending several days
with Mrs. Franks parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. l.. Clear of East Chestnut st.
20 per cent. saved at Quaid's now.
City Solicitor James L. Leonard
went to Columbus Thursday morn
ing to attend to some business mat
ters.
Mr.. Charles Boyle of East Curtis
street, who has been i'll with bron-
chitis since the first of January is
improving.
Miss Opal Hawkins has returned
to her home Just south OF the city
after 3-weeks' visit with friends and
relatives in Woodsheld. Columbus
and GAINESVILLE.
Don't miss Quaid's big sale.
Rev. l.. o. Newcomer, who has
been holding meetings at Waterford
for the past ten days, returned home
today. The services at the Vine St
Church of Christ next Sunday will
be evangelistic in nature.
DR.. Charles L. Harrod, formerly
OF Nc. Vernon, was elected president
Of the Quarter Million" club in Col
umbus on Wednesday. The object
Of the club Is to educate the people |
TO be an assistance to the census
You can save money at Quaid's
big sale.
Meat has gone down to almost
Did prices. Shoulder or chuck steak.
per lb., lie; shoulder or chuck roast
per lb., lie; boiling meat, s, 8 and
lOc per lb.;pork chops, loln or roast
per ID, l5c; pork sousage, home
made, per ID, l4c; home rendered
lard, per ib., l5c; round steak, per
ib., l5c; srloin or porterhouse steak,
per ID, 17c; standing rib roast, per
Ib., l2kc; lean bacon, per n, zoe;
liver pudding. per ID, 1Oc; winner
Serst or Frankfords, per lb., 12hc.
Market House.
The greatest sale of all at Quaid's.
Mr.. C. b. Smith of Centerburg
ipent Wednesday In Mt. Vernon, at
eHulnB TO some matters OF business.
Remember Quaid's big sale.
Mr. j. r. Bonnell of East Chestnut
treet went to Akron Thursday morn,
ng on business.
u of at Quaid's big sale.
Captain o. G. Daniels of East High
treet went to Columbus Thursday
morning to spend the day.
Come! Come! Attend the admin
strator sale for bargains at Back
nrnlture store, West Gambler st. II
Rev, and Mrs, j. A. Jones of Ches-
erville spent Thursday in Frederick
own, the guest of friends.
'"'There Will be box social at
he Valley Grove school house on
evening, Feb. 10. An en-
ertainment will also be given on
his occasion by the Snowden broth