The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-24

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Mr.. Arthur Walton returned to Col
umbus this afternoon after a short
visit in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dever went
70 Columbus Thursday morning t0
spend the day.
Miss Ida Wise and her guests Miss
es Gatskin and Bogie, Of Kentucky,
spent Wednesday at the Tubercul1ais
Sanitorium ar Mt. Vernon-Millers-
burg Republican
The Rev. s. f. Thompson, Of Mans
field, who will give the Lenten medi-
tation at St. PauPs Episcopal church
tonight at 1900, is graduate Of Ken
yon college and Bexley HalT.
Is doz. mems dress shirts, 69c---
Lurie's, South Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Durbin Of
Columbus are spending several days
with relatives in Danville-
Stock OF suits and hats for spring
now complete and we invite your in
spection. Lurie's, s. Main street.
Mr.. Thomas Clark Of New GuiIford.
Ohio, spent Thursday in Buckeye City
on busmess.
Mrs. r. B. BfxIer left Thursday
morning for Corning, Ohio, where she
will make a several days visit with
relatives.
WANTED-A middle aged woman
as housekeeper for small family, no
washing. j. A. Hackett, 212 South
Main street, Mt. Vernon, Ohio
Mr.. Clair Dial of Gambler has ac-
cepted a position as first trick opera
tor at the C. A. G. c. depot at Dam
Vile.
Mrs. C. Schrader, of Knox county,
is visiting at The home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse CuIlens. west Of town--Millers-
burg Republican
Miss Molly Jane Reed, the reader,
ls a guest at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Carl SmlthhisIer during her stay
in the city.
Special Inducements on Saturday
Lurie's, s. Main street.
AT a regular meeting OF the Henry
B. Banning Camp of the Sons or
veterans in the G.. A. r. hall Wednes
day evening twelve candidates were
initiated.
Mrs. Edward J. Vogel was taken
from her home on Oak street to the
Mt. Vernon hospital Thursday morn
ng in Chappelear & Co.'S. ambulance
FOR treatment
Miss Gertrude Bressee and Miss
Cora Putnam Of Gambler who were
he guest Of Mrs. Wellington T. Leon
,rd OF West Third street returned
home today Mansfield Shield.
Mr.. J. Buckingham of Tffin, Ohf9
-oute agent for the U. s. Express Co
md Mr.. George w. Mum, w. s. Ex
aress Inspector of Toledo, spent Wed
lesday In NJ Vernon on business
The spring stock of wall paper
hown by +. o. Arnold viii furnish you
With new ideas for coIorings and De
orations and the prices are the low
sst.-E o. Arnold.
The Royal Purple degree will be
'ouferred on one candidate at the re
suIar meeting of EoSoaing EncamD.
ment No. SS I. o. o. r. on Friday
evening.
We have the eIeanest stock OF new
wall papers and will show you the
latest designs and coloring. Our new
display rack will show complete com
hinatlous that will furnish new ideas
to our patrons. f.. o. Aronld-
AT a special meeting Of Clinton
Chapter, No 26, r. A. NJ, eommenc,
ing Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'eI0eB
the Mark Master degree was conferred
upon large class Of candidates. Sup
per was served at s O'Clock and the
work was resumed In the evening.
Cut rates on all watch repairing
Main spring, 75c; cleaning 75cs erys'
rails 15e; Jewels, Ease to T5c. wora
guaranteed year. OWENS corner
Main and Gambler strsets-up stairs
Mrs. Pharis was taken from her
home on East Gambler street to the
2;3s train on the b. Il o. Wednesday
afternoon in Chappelear Il Co.'S. am
bulance. She was taken to Lexington
Ohio. where she will remain for SONS
time with relatives.
"'The Sparta High school viii give
a box social at the town hall On Sat
urday evening. March 25th. the pru
eeeds TO go toward the purchasing ol
a new organ for the High school
Mrs. J. Z. Sleeman OF Horton. Eas.
formerly OF tins city. was operated OF
Thursday morning for complication
neeessttating the removal OF the ap
pendix by DR.. s. h. Deeleg al the Mt
Vernon Medical and Surgical SauItsr
lum.