The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-09-13
SHORT LOCALS

Butter 90c. Eggs 24c.
Hos FOR THE FAIR.
Sharp's for cut flowers, N. Main.
Clough for sewing machines. If
Gem Laundry, N. Main st. tt
Mr.. Ben Ames and sons are home
from a visit in Northern Michigan.
Flowers and floral designs. Ahern's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Porter of this
city spent Sunday in Wheeling, w. Va
At the Knox County Fair Parr has
on display his fall lines of shoes.
Many things will be exhibited at
the fair this year that never have
been seen before on the grounds.
Miss Edna Charlton went to Akron
Sunday to spend several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lybarger.
The best of racing is assured at the
fair. There will be good seats to ac-
comodate you while you watch it.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Iams made
automobile trip to Columbus on Sun
day.
Misses Blanche Charlton, Ada Faw
cett and Ethel Jamison visited Ifela-
tives in Akron Sunday.
The street car company has arrang-
ed to haul thousand people to and
from the fair ground each and every
hour during the fair.
Mr. John Bowden returned to Ak
ron, where he is employed, Monday
morning after spending Sunday with
his parents in Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. Harmon Anderson of Hartford
City, Ind, was visitor in the city
Saturday afternoon. leaving Saturday
evening for his home
Make PARIS booth at the fair your
headquarters.
Mrs. Margaret Axle and Miss Ettie
Lett, Of Mt. Vernon, have returned
home after a very pleasant visit with
Mrs. Sarah Hall and family of Eaton
street.-Delaware Gazette.
A limited amount of recleaned Gyp-
sy seed wheat for sale at S1.25 per
bushel. Geo. w. Hays, Gambler, o.,
Citizens phone 142 U.
Mr.. Harper Russell returned home
Sunday evening from Chicago, where
he has held position during the sum-
mer with the Automatic Telephone
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Bricker, resid-
ing west of the city, desire to thank
the many friends who assisted them
so literally after they had been burn
ed out by fire short time ago.
See our very fine display of chill
dren's and misses school and dress
shoes at the Fair. In the dancing
pavilion. Silas Parr.
FOR SALE-Forty delaine breed
ing ewese and twenty wether lambs
Heavy shearers. Ward Chambers. n
2S Brandon
FOR SALE-2OO wine and whisk.
barrels. California Wine House
Mansfield, Ohio.
Mrs. Julia Early, who has beer
spending the past month visiting he
daughter, Mrs William Barnett o
East Pleasant street, has returned t
her home in New Castle, Pa.
Mr.. w. A, Hosack has resigned as
member of the board of sinking funt
trustees of Mt. Vernon and Mr.. II. c
Canning has been appointed by May
or Mitchell to fill vacancy.
Alva Moore, the b. & o. conductor
who was injured in an accident in thu
railroad yards of this city some tim
ago, was taken from the Mt. Vernon
hospital to the 1l:24 train on the j.
o. Sunday noon In Chappelear & Cos
ambulance, He was taken to hi
home in Newark.
Mrs. Hattie b. Adams, w. G. Il. l
State superintendent of Fair Worl
will attend the Knox County Fai
Wednesday and Thursday and vii
give an address each day at the W
G. II, u, rest tent While in the citi
Mrs Adams will be the guest of Mrs
A, Cassil, Goa East High street.
A Sunday school rally was held a
: st. Pauls Episcopal church Sunda
morning. The members of the Sunda
school and the teachers attended tn
, services in body. Addresses wer
made by Rev. W. E. Hull, Mr. Clyd
, Conley, superintendent of the Sunda
! school and Mr.. ID, b. Kirk,
The management of the Bell Tel,
: phone Company has kindly consente
, to install their telephone in the Mel
! chants Display Building and will hay
I an operator there during the fair, TIL
: management of the fair will have
+ messenger at headquarters, so that