The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10
SHORT LOCALS

Mr.. l.. A. Stream and Or. G. X. Con
ard went to Utica Saturday morning
to spend the day
Miss Anna Tissot of Wellington Is
spending several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Tisset of Park street.
DR. y. b. Scott went to Gambler
Saturday morning on professional bus
mess.
Mr.. James McElroy went to How
ard Saturday morning to spend sever
al days with relatives and friends.
Mrs. II. C. Devin and son, Fletcher,
of North Main street, went to Colum-
bus Saturday morning to spend the
day
Mrs. May Westrich returned to her
home in Howard Saturday morning
after a short visit with relatives in
Mt. Vernon
Professor Ralph Reed of Martins.
burg spent Saturday in Mt. Vernon at
tending to some business matters.
Mr. John George went to Newark
Saturday noon to attend to some mat
ters of business.
Miss Lois Jones of North Mulberry
street went to Newark Saturday noon
TO visit with relatives.
Councilman Robert Cole went to
Cambridge Saturday noon to transact
some matters of business.
Mr.. Fred ]. Kelley has accepted a
position with the Guarantee Shoe
store, South Main street.
Mrs b. f. Hammod of Millwood
spent Saturday in Mt Vernon, the
| guest of friends.
| Mr. j. S. Bonnell went to Wooster,
Ohio Saturday morning where he was
called by some business matters.
Mrs. Clyde Michaels of North Lewis
street left Saturday morning for Cleve-
land where she will spend several
days with relatives.
Miss Myrtle Gotshall, who is attend
ing school at Buena Vista, Kentucy,
~ opVhuih6 oCNCihl uttJ at htl lOult
en- North Mulberry street
Misses Roberta and Gail Dorsey of Ac-
ademia went to Newark Saturday to
spend the day with her sister, Mrs. p.
!. Gibson.
Mr.. Lee Darling formerly of this
city but now working in Akron, is
home for several days celebrating his
21st birthday.
Mr.. Walter Dudgeon returned to his
home in Howard Saturday after trans.
acting some business matters in this
city
Mrs. Roy Morey has returned to her
home in Brandon in much improved
condition after two weeks treatment
al Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus
Messrs, Harry j. Shipley and Leo
Iard +. Rawlinson were in Columbus
last evening attending the inspection
of Columbus council, r. g. s. NJ.
Mr. Daniel Cromley of Lancaster
is spending several days in Mt. Yer
non, the guest of his son, Mr.. c. II
Cromley.
Mrs o. G. Daniels returned to her
home on E High street Friday even
ing after spending several days in
Granville attending a missionary con.
vention.
Miss Ruth Raider left Saturday
noon for her home in Cincinnati after
several days visit with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Ander-
son of this city, who accompanied her
to her home to spend several days.
Mrs j. X, Richardson, of Marion
avenue, has returned from DR.. Fishers
saitarium at Mt Vernon much i'm
proved in health, where she was treat
ed for stomach trouble ten weeks. Mrs.
Richardson was accompanied by her
son, Harold G, Furgeson.-M Mansfield
News,
| The six Hungarans who We're ar
rested at Millwood several days ago
charged with dynamiting the creek
near that village to kill the fish In the
water were taken to Danvile Satur-
day afternoon and given hearing
before Justice Blubaugh of that place,
at five o'clock.
Mr.. ID. b. Grubb returned from Chi.
cago this morning where he was in at
tendance at the Great Missionar,
Congress, lie says that the array OF
speakers was the finest that he ever
neard and that the interest and sane
enthusiasm far surpassed his antici,
patton. Arrangements will be made
for report in the near future.
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