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SHORT LOCALS


Mr.. Charles King Of GAINESVILLE was
a business visitor in Sparta Thursday.
Mr.. Thomas Armstrong went 10
Utica Thursday noon on business.
Keystone incubators 5000. Wool
sons Department Store.
Mr. ChsrIer F. Colville returned this
morning from business trip to Louis
vile, Ky.
Prairie State Incubators and uni
versal hovers. woolson's Department
Store.
Mr. Erastus Woodruff Of Centerburg
was a business visitor in the city over
Thursday.
Mr. Charles J. GIL of Muncie, In
diana, spent Wednesday in Mt Yer
non on business.
Mr. II. w. Williams of Delaware,
Ohio. spent Thursday In Mt Vernon
on business.
Special display Of millinery flowers
and ribbons. woolson's Department
Store.
Mr.. George Chrisman Of Centerburg
spent Thursday in Mt Vernon on busi-
ness.
Squire Harry Koons went to COlum-
bus Thursday morning to attend to
some business matters.
We have the names OF 100 people
Who say Cerea-Malta bread is the
best bread sold in Mt Vernon. II
Miss Minnie Hayes is confined to
her home in Buckeye City with an
attack Of grip.
Mr.. Harvey Taylor Of Millersburg
spent Wednesday in Howard on busi-
ness.
DR.. v. l. Fsher went to Columbus
this afternoon on professional bust
ness.
Bargains in spring outfits for men
and boys at Levinsen's, corner High
and Mulberry streets.
Mr.. Thomas Clark of Akron, form
erly Of Mt. Vernon. was in the city to-
day on business.
Mr.. Charles A. Kilkenny went to
Fredericktown Thursday morning to
spend the day on business
Mr.. w. P. Bogardus and Mr.. John
Sande.5On left Thursday morning for
Tiffin, Ohio. to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. ". A Clemmer.
Mrs. Mary Williams, Mr. Jacob
Dalrymple and Mr.. Frederick Mayne
of Chesterville spent Thursday af.
ternoon with Mrs. Ella Potter Of near
/ Fredericktown.
Mr. Karl z. Howser OF Portland,
Oregon. arrived in this city Wednes-
day to spend several days on busi-
ness.
Ladies' and children's fine sample
shoes-best $500 shoes on earth. Levi.
sons, corner High and Mulberry
streets
Miss Edna Parrot, residing south
Of the city, Will go to Columbus Fri
day afternoon to remain over Sunday,
the guest of Miss Marie CritchfeId.
Messrs. J. A. Hickinbotham, F. o.
Levering. Russell Ash, William II.
Thompson, John Mccoy ard Alfred
Mil went to Cleveland Thursday
morning TO attend Shrine meeting.
Mrs. J. C. Greer and children left
Buckeye City Thursday morning for
West Liberty. Ohio. where they will
join MIR Greer and reside in the future.
See us in our new corner at High
and Mulberry streets. We sell the
best OF soc shirts for 39c. Ladies'
handkerchiefs 1c each. Levinson's.
Mrs Rita Miller returned 10 her
home in Akron Thursday morning af.
ter spending several days with her sis
ter. Mrs John Dillon. OF this city.
Mrs. Armina S. Hill, NJ. d., of Chi
cago. ILL, is the guest Of her sister
Mrs. ]. NJ. Wells Of East Chestnut
street
We IRE showing a fine line Of mems
and young mems high grade spring
clothing. Leyinson's. corner High and
Mulberry streets.
Mr. b. C. Smith OF Centerburg and
DR.. J. F. Shrontz Of Martinsburg spent
Thursday evening in Mt Vernon at
tending a special meeting Of the exc
eutive committee OF the Knox County
Good Roads association.
Cut rates on all watch repairing
Main spring, 75e; cleaning 75e; erys
tails lie; jewels, 235e to 75e. Work
guaranteed / year. Owens, corner
Main and Gambler streess-up stairs
A telephone message from Mt. Car
mel Hospital. Columbus, Thursday
stated that Rev. l. w. Mulhane of thi.
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