The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-03-01
SHORT LOCALS
Bnttor. &c. eggs. 24c.

MISS eva workman or DanYille, is
able to walk out of doors after sew
eral weeks illness Of scarlet fover.
Mr.. Fred Thomas went to Columbus
,thisI afternoon in the interest Of the
c. & G. Cooper works.
Mr.. Harry Connor went to Colum.
bus and Springfield this afternoon ON
business.
Mr.. F. J. Tighe has accepted a posi-.
tion as travelling salesman for j. A.
Batchelder Co., of Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. w. w. Young left this morning
for New Orleans, La. to spend few
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. s. M. Crouch went to Harrison
township Monday afternoon to care
for her father who is quite i'll.
Cenel Comel Attend the admin
tstrator sale for bargains at Back
furniture store, West Gambler st. II
Mr.. George c. Vail went to Mt.
Gilead Monday morning to transact
some matters of business.
Four members were initiated into
the Pocahontas lodge on Saturday
vvening.
Mr.. James A. Kelley returned home
Sunday from trip to Florida and
Havana, Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Bronson of
Fostoria are spending several days
with relatives in Mt Vernon
Miss Callle Osborne went 20 How
ard Monday morning to spend a
week, the guest of friends.
Miss Jennie Swingle returned to
her home in Danville Sunday after
noon after a several days visit with
friends and relatives in Mt. Vernon
Mr.. G. Clayton English of Wheeling,
w. Va, spent Sunday in the city with
Miss Leafy l.. Wlneland, East Ham
tramck street.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Hammond of
Millwood, spent Monday in Buckeye
City, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cook of 31S
South Main street, were the Sunday
guests of the latteTs parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Anderson of Newark.
Mr. Harvey Hammond returned on
Monday morning to his home in Mill
wood after several days visit with
after several days's visit with
friends and relatives in Shelby.
Mrs. l. d. Maxwell returned to
Springfield on Monday morning She
the remains of her hus-
band to this city a week ago
Senator l.. B. Houck Of North'l
Main street left Monday morning for
Ohio, where he will
attend to some matters of business.
Mr.. Frank A. Jones of West
Chestnut street, left Monday morn
Ing for Pittsburg, where he will re-
main for several days attending to
some matters OF business.
Miss Ella Barrick, teacher In
Newark township, Is spending the
week at the home of her nephew,
Mr.. 8. A, Weiss, formerly of the
Newark implement shop, but now OF
Mt. Vernon Newark American
Come! Come! Attend the admin
strator sale for bargains at Baci's
furniture store. West Gambler st u
Mrs. Rohres of Toledo. was taken
rom the 11;1S train on the b. &. o. |
70 the Mt. Vernon hospital Monday
by Chappelear & Co.'s am.
Dulance.
Mr.. Henry B. Coulter. who has been
employed as linotype operator in
he Banner office, left Sunday for
w. Va, where he will ac-
,ept a similar position.
Mr.. Robert Johnston of East Gam
'ier ST., secretary and manager of the
heyer-Lindorf store, returned Sunday
afternoon from two.weeks's trip to
Iew York, where he was attending
o some matters of business,
Mr., Jay Ewing, OF North Jeffer-
ION street, who is employed in Ak
on, returned to his work Monday
morning after a several days visit
With relatives and friends In Mt
Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Vance and her
brother, George Atherton, went to
and Mt. Vernon,
where they will spend few days
With friends and relatives on
heir return home they will visit
Mr. and Mrs, Neal Mcclure. OF this
'ity.--Mansfleld News.