The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-06-06
SHORT LOCALS
Butter 1Sc; eggs Ice.
Refrigerators at Woolson's.

Mr.. Jason Davis went to Columbus
Monday morning to make several
days business visit.
Miss Bessie Lee left Monday morn
ing for Nazareth, Kentucky, where she
will enter the Nazareth convent.
Lawn mowers $29s, Woolsons de-
partment store.
Miss Margaret Stauffer went to
Columbus Monday morning to spend
the day.
Mr.. John Starner returned to Ak
ron Monday morning after spending
Sunday with relatives in Mt. Vernon.
Croquet sets 60c and up, Woolson's
Dept. store.
Mr.. Robert Shireman went to Mil
lersburg Monday morning to attend
to some business matters.
Mr.. j. e. Stewart of Coshocton
spent Sunday in Mt. Vernon, the
guest Of friends.
Gas ranges, hot plates and ovens at
Woolson's department store.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Baker and Miss
Luella Trimble of Danville spent Sun
day with friends in Warsaw.
Mr.. Ralph Mckee Of New Guilford,
Ohio, spent Monday with relatives in
Buckeye City.
Miss Monna Skeels of Mt. Vernon
was the guest Of Miss Anna Neldon
of Danville over Sunday.
Mr.. Joseph Critchfield and Mr..
James Penhorwood of Howard spent
Monday in Mt. Vernon on business.
Mrs. Mary Scribner returned to her
home in Mt. Vernon after several
days visit with,her son, Carl Scribner
Of this Mansfield Shield.
Mrs. Hazel Brown of Washington,
d. c., is spending several days with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. William Vail
of Sparta.
The Mt. Vernon Grays defeated the
Kilbuok base ball team by score Of
4 to at Killbuck on Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell re-
| turned to their home in Lock Monday
morning after spending several days
with relatives in Mt. Vernon.
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Homecoming was held at the Pres
byterian church of Millwood on Sun
day morning, a large number of mem
bers being present from distance.
Hammocks csc and up, Woolson's
Dept. store
Miss Ella Ellis who has been the
guest of Mrs. Eva Bloomer, 1852 w.
Locust street this week has returned
to her home IN Mt. Vernon, O.-New-
ark Advocate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Welker OF
Gambler spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Welker's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. C. Mitchell of East Lamartine
street.
Mrs. Isaiah McMans returned to
her home on North Jefferson street
Sunday afternoon after a several days
visit with her father, Mr.. ID. M. Tilton
of near Jelloway.
Paper your kitchen, pantry and bath
room with Sanitas, A wall covering
that can be washed and will never
wear out, always sanitary and clean.
A new stock of designs Just received
at the Arnold store.
MIR. William Beckholt of near Gam.
bier, leaves Tuesday for Newton, Ia,
TO visit his sister, Mrs. Mary Crawford
From there Mr. Beckholt will go to
Des Mones, Ia, TO attend the gradua.
ton of his son, Mr.. Isaac Beckholt.
Fine editions of books in leather
standard books and the late fiction are
found In the book department of the
Arnold store. A new stock of pictures
at low prices IN the picture depart.
| ~ new Sloth VI hDOOHS, orange
sets and fancy pieces in silver have
been received All acceptable com.
mencement gifts at the Arnold store.
Two plain dunks We're arrested on
NSaturday evening and were placed IN
the county jail until Monday morning
when each entered plea of guilty
before Mayor Mitchell. A fine of 81
and costs was imposed on each.
Word has been received by Rev. +
!. Johnson OF this city stating that
Professor II. T. Stephenson of Della
ware, Ohio. has been appointed tc
succeed the iate DR., Il. u. Stroup as
superintendent of the Cleveland dis
trict of the NJ. H. church.
Clarence G. Childs of Fremont, o.
student of the Yale Law School
has been elected captain of the tract
team of Yale university. Mr. Child,
was formerly student at Kenyon col