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

Butter soc. Eggs 24c.
Miss Rose Sapp is visiting with
friends in Columbus.
sharp's for cut flowers, 8 N. Main.
Mrs. B. e. Sapp went to Columbus
Tuesday morning to spend the day.
Clough for sewing machines. If
The Rev. Benjamin Tulloss is
spending a few days with relatives in
Utica.
Mr.. Ralph Reed went to Utica
Thursday to attend to some business
matters.
Ladies' one-piece dresses up to $3.95
to clean up-$1.49. The Meyer-Lin-
dorf Co.
Mr.. Curtis Stone of North Main
street went to Utica Thursday noon
on business.
Gem Laundry, N. Main st. tt
10 new books in Ringwalt's fiction
Mr.. Jesse Fry Of Howard spent
Wednesday in Mt. Vernon attending
to some business matters.
Flowers and floral designs. Ahern's.
Mr.. ]. T. Friel of West Vine street
went to Columbus Thursday morning
to spend the day.
Miss Ethel Bateman went to New
ark Thursday noon to make "a short
visit with relatives.
Mr.. Stanley Shuff of Hunts Station
went to Columbus Thursday noon to
spend several days.
Buy your hats and furnishings at
Porter's on s. Main st.
Mr.. F. ]. Mead of East Sugar street
went to Columbus Thursday morning
to spend the day at the state fair.
School books and supplies at Nc,
Crystals Book store, Is North Main
street. 9S
Mrs. Herbert Clark of West Vine
street went to Columbus Thursday
morning to spend the day
A car load of Hominy meal just re-
ceived at Bradfield's Feed Store.
Mrs. w. V. Alsdorf and daughter,
Mrs. Max Bendel, of West High street,
went to Columbus Thursday morning
to spend the day at the state fair.
Last dance, Park Sat. Night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen are
home from visit of several days with
relatives in Detroit, Mich.
Enameled preserving kettles Sc to
CSC, Woolson's.
Mrs. II. j. Rinehart and daughter
have returned to their home In Mt
Vernon after a several days visit with
relatives in Centerburg.
Mason fruit jars SOC per doz, Wool
sons store.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Fish of NORTH
Mulberry street went to Waterford
Thursday morning to make shor
visit with Mr.. Fish's parents.
Tin cans at soc per dozen, Woolson''
store.
Mr.. l.. A. Stream went to Columbus
Thursday morning to attend the meet
, ing of the judges of the American
Poultry Association,
Factory outlet sale of enamele'
ware at DC, 19c and 29c, Woolson's.
Mrs. T. II. Clark has returned t,
her home in Mt. Vernon after an eX
tended visit with friends and RELATIVES
=, in Kansas City, Mo-, and Abileen
= Kansas.
: Everything in fruit canning supple
. at Woolson's store, telephone nun
ber 30.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph r. Moxley hav
returned to their home in Rockford
H., after pleasant visit with Mr.. an
Mrs. Columbus Ewalt, East Hig
street
. Cut rates on all watch repairing
Main spring, 75c; cleaning, 75c; crSi
tails. 15c; Jewels, 25c Co 75c. Wor
. guaranteed / year. Owens, cornS
Main and Gambler streets-up stair
Mrs. James A. Leonard Is hom
from Chicago, Milwaukee and othe
, cities after an extended visit Mrs
A. j. Carrothers of Milwaukee az
companied her home and is her gues
New things In children's wear 70
D school and dress wear at attractv
prices. The Meyer-Lindorf Co.
/. Mr.. Ray Culbertson, who has bee
= chauffeur for Supt, II. c, Wood of th
; c., A, & C. railroad at Akron durin
the summer, Is home for short Wis
I 1t before going to Ithaca, NJ Y, t
, resume his studies at Cornell,