The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-03-15
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TEND 10 some matters Ol DusiuesS'
Mrs. Lewis Hyman returned Sun
day afternoon from Cincinnati where
she has been the guest of relatives.
Mrs. Martha Glover of Mt. Vernon
Is the guest of Miss Caroline Boyd in
South Fifth street.-Coshocton Times.
Miss Anna Buckingham and Miss
Loretta Taugher spent Sunday In
Mansfield, the guests of friends.
Mrs. c. |. Graft has returned TO her
home on East Front street after a
months visit in Clarksburg, w. w.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ewart of Sparta, who has been hope
lessly i'll. is nov improving under the
care of DR.. HarIi imam of Centerburg.
Come, Come! Attend the admin
.tratcr sale for bargains at Bacl IS
rro,ture store. West Gambler ST N
Mr. Metcalf was taken from the
VT. Vernon hospital to his home on
The Wooster road Sunday evening in
Chappelear & Co.'S ambulance.
Mr.. Charles Frasher returned to his
home in Orrville Monday morning aft
er spending Sunday in Mt. Vernon,
the guest of fliends.
Comet Come! Attend the admin
.trator sale for bargains at Back
Iruiture store. West Gambler st. n
William Doc) Welsh, who has been
seriously i'll for several months, has
recovered and is now able to be at
his Office on East Gambler etreet.
Mrs. J II. Wootton left Saturday
evening for two weeks visit with
Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Miner of Delphi,
Indiana
See and hear speaking dolls at
Penn's.
Mrs. A. d. Stokes wins called to Ann
Harbor, Mich, Monday morning by the
serious Illness Of her sister, Mrs Cora
tlphouse.
Sheet music sale, Saturday night,
to o o'clock, all popular music 1Oc
nt PENIS.
Mrs. George c. Baker left Monday
for her home in Plttsburg after a
several days visit with her sister,
Mrs. Otto Headley of East Gambler
street.
Buy Singer or Wheeler q VIII
son sewing machine, none better, mt
Penn's.
Mr.. Charles Dozer, cigarmaker at
the Kilkenney cigar store on South
Main street, was called to GAINESVILLE
Sunday evening by the death of his
aunt
500 buys u fountain pen, fully
guaranteed, at Penn's.
While you are planning your spring
housecleaning call In at Arnold's and
talk 1t over about the wall paper and
carpets and rugs. 1t costs you moth
ing and they are always ready to
show you and to furnish estimates
ed that add much to the furnishing OF
| the home and little or nothing Is the
cost
Mr. Ira Lybarger left Monday morn
| ing for Cleveland where he has pur
chased four-chair barber shop on Su
/ berior street. lie expects to move his
family to Cleveland in a short time
Our Easter cards are beauties, 100
per doze nat Pcnn's.
MIR, Frederick Kelley of this city
has accepted position as travelling
salesman for the Barry Shoe Co, OF
Portland, Maine. MIR. Kelly left Mon
day morning on his first business trip
Some splendid bargains in inole
ums In short lengths at 35c and 40C
per yard, goods that are worth SOC
and 6Oc, Just right for Railways
pantrys, kitchens, etc, at Arnold's II
will pay you to look them mp.
Chief of Police l., j. Dermody re
celyed word Monday of the dealh ot
his cousin Mr.. Joseph Dermody which
occurred Sunday night at his home IN
Cincinnati
Mrs. Lydia IL. McMannis, wife oI
Sergeant c, Il. McMannis, and daugh
ter. Miss Jessie Masteller of 7SS pric,
Ave, Columbus Ohio. arrived in III,
city Saturday evening for few days
visit with friends and relatives.
Everybody recognizes the advantage
OF selecting wall paper from new
stock over patterns that have beer
refused in past seasons. TIL,
choicest patterns always sell first
This season the stock at Arnold's 1.
practically all new goods, SO effect
i've have been the clearance sales 'ha
the new stock presents great adrant