The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-26

Mr.. j. A. MOnt went 10 NeWdTh
Tuesday morning to make short
business visit.
Miss Alice Croft of Loudonville, o.,
is spending several days with Miss
Annie Buckingham of Mt. Vernon.
Mr. Harry Grubb of Chicago, ILL.,,
is making a several days visit with
friends in Mt. Vernon.
Miss Bessie Flecknoe of Gambler
spent Monday with Miss Ollie Dial of
West High street.
Mr.. Ira Ernest of Mt. Vernon spent
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Gary Ern-
est of Coshocton.
Mr. Ralph Sockman of New York
City is visiting for several days with
his parents, MIR ard Mrs. r. 2. Sock.
man of West High street.
Messrs Ralph Reed and Dean Nc
Kee, Who are attending Hiram Col.
lege, are sending the holidays at their
homes in Mt Vernon.
Miss Helen Atwood and Miss Mary
Ewing of Bethany College, West Vir-
ginia, are sending the holidays with
their parents in Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Berry of How
ard and Miss Nellie Penhorwood OF
Mt. Vernon spent Monday with MIR
and Mrs. ID. l.. SALESMAN of Millwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence f.. Workman
returned to their home in Ashland
Tuesday morning after several days
visit with relatives in the city.
Miss Jennie Ball of F'redericktown
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Mof
fit and family of this city for several
days.
Miss Esther Phillips has returned
to her home in this city after three
months visit with her sister, Mrs. r
E. Fluke of Altoona, Pa.
Mr.. w. H. Parrish and family went
to Danville today for short visit
with Mr.. l.. A. Parrish and family be
fore returning to Warsaw, o.
Miss Josephine Dete of Loudonville
is spending several days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Starner and fam
lily of North West street.
Mr.. Charles Patterson of Columbus
sent Christmas in the city the gues
of his brother Mr.. ]. c. Patterson ant
family, East High street
Mrs. |. r. Carhart and daughters
Marie and Bessie, of Hudson, o., are
guests of Mrs. Carhart's parents, MIR
and Mrs. c. o. Miller, w. Curtis street
Mr., R. Lewis, rural carrier, wishes
to thank all the patrons of X. ID. 4 fol-
their kind remembrances on Christ
mas.
Mr.. Garfield Shellenbarger of the
Columbus detective bureau returned
to Columbus Tuesday morning after {
visit with relatives In Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. Almer Adams and Miss Orpha
Wilkey spent Christmas with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Sampson Wilkey of the Freder
icktown road.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T. Crunkilton ant
son, Willard, returned to their home
in Butler Monday evening after spend
ing Christmas with Mrs. Crunkilton's
parents, MIR, and Mrs. G. o. Miller
Mr.. Charles McDermott of the Mans
field road lost two valuable colts the
last OF the week, One of the animals
died of lockjaw and the other was
kicked to death.
Mrs. L. j, Branigan and daughter
Doris, and son, Bernard, and Miss Hell
en- Parker went to Mt Gilead Tuesday
morning to make several days visit
with Mrs, BranigaD's mother, Mrs
William Hilliard
Mr., and Mrs, Lee Lepiey and daugh
ter Edith. Of Howard left Saturday
for Jacksonville. Florida. to visit Mr.
Lepley's sister, Mrs, j. X. vanVoorhis
They expect to stay two months in the
South.
Mr.. Charles r. Htter. linotype opera
tor on the Youngstown vindicator
and Miss Edna Etter are spending the
holidays with their cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. AL Harris and Miss Garcia Har
ris of North Sandusky street.
Mr. Glenn Burrei. formerly OF Mt
Vernon, who has been located for the
past four years In the Hawiian Is
lands, as a mechanical engineer fol
the government. spent Saturday II
this city with friends. being enrout,
to Washington, ID. c.. where he ex
poets to be located in the government
navy Yards for sometlme