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Clough for sewing machines. II
Funeral emblems, Sharp's specially.
Mr.. Thomas Brown of Columbus is
In the city on business.
w. C. T. U. exchange at McNabb's
Saturday.
Mr.. Murray @. Lloyd Of Utica was
the guest of Mr.. Ruby Chrisman We'd
nesday at the High school.
For sewing of all kinds, children's
clothes a speciality, call SO2 black.
Mr.. George Barker of Delaware, o.,
spent Wednesday in this city on bus
mess.
Scribner's Mentholated Cough Bal.
sam stops that cough. 20 North
Main street.
The condition of DR.. r. b. Cotton is
worse than yesterday and there Is no
hope for his recovery.
Mr.. Thomas Trick has been re-elect-
ed president of the board of trustees
Of Clinton township.
Mr.. G. ]. Lovejoy of Troy, N. Y,
spent Wednesday in Mt. Vernon at
tending to some matters Of business
Mr.. Edward Bell Of West Gambler
street went TO Utica Thursday noon
on business.
Mr.. v. II. Miller returned to his
home in Columbus Thursday noon af
ter attending to some business mat
teres in this city.
Mr.. Paul Revennaugh has returned
to Cincinnati after spending the holi
days with friends In Mt. Vernon and
at Fredericktown.
Mr.. John McElroy has returned to
his home In this city after spending
two weeks with relatives in Colum
bus.
Milford Grange will give an oys
| ter supper on Wednesday evening
January IL in the Grange hall. Sup
per 20 cents.
Mrs. John Walton and daughter
have returned to Mt. Vernon after Wis
Iting relatives in the city.-Newarl
American Tribune.
Mr. Robert Hull has returned to hi
home In South Vernon after spending
several months In Conneaut, Ohio
where he was employed
Mira. Louisa Couts of West Higl
street underwent an operation 70
strangulated hernia at the Mt. Yer
non Medical and Surgical Sanitariun
on Thursday morning.
This week the work was complete,
In the Installing of sanitary drinking
fountains In the public school build
ings OF the city. so that all the build
ings are now so equipped.
Miss Bessie Haynes returned t,
Columbus to resume her studies a
Ohio State University, Wednesda,
afternoon. after spending two week
at her home on West Vine street.
! Miss Loretta Taugher returned t
her home on East Hamtramck stree
Wednesday evening after an extende
visit with relatives and friends at Til
fin, Ohio.
Mr.. William Woodford and daugh
ter. Nellie, have returned to thei
home In Albany, H., after pleas
ant visit with Mr.. aand Mrs. william
Woodford of Coshocton avenue.
Cut rates on all watch repairing
Main spring. Y5c; cleaning, Use; cpyi
sals, 16c: Jewels. 25c co 75c, Wor
Guaranteed year. Owens, corne
Main aud Gambler streets--up Stair
Mr.. Lloyd Barber left Thursda
morning for Chicago, where he Is en-
ployed, after spending several day
with relatives and friends in and nea
Mt. Vernon.
The Clinton township board of edl
cation has organized for the year b
electing Il. NJ, Wyncoop, president
l.. u. Rawlinson, clerk, and l..
Stream, treasurer.
Miss Anna Swetland has returne
to Granville, where she Ia a studen
at Denison University, after spendin
several days at her home on Mort
Main street.
Mrs. G. A. Luif of Bowling Greer
Ohio, who has been spending sever,
days at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. "
A. Rose OF South Jefferson stree
went to Newark Thursday noon to VII
1t for several days with her siste
Mrs, Mary Sunderland,
Miss Edith Hurst OF Chilllcothe
Visiting her sister. Mrs. Frank Harpe
for few days, stopping off In M
Vernon on her way to Lake Fores
ILL.,, to resume her duties as teacher
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