The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-01

bnhnei8u PRESERVING kottsob ~ 90
and up at Woolsons.
Mr.. Harold Parker has returned to
his home in Gambler after several
days visit in Ashland
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cuff of Napo-
leon. Ohio. spent Sunday with rela-
tives in Gambler.
A full assortment of "wEAREvER"
|'aluminum preserving kettles at csc
and up at Woolson's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Allerding of
Mansfield were the guests of relatives
in this city over Sunday.
Mr.. John Armstrong left Monday
afternoon for Cleveland where he will
make several days visit.
Mrs. c. d. Arndt went to Newark
SUNDAY to make several days visit
with DR.. and Mrs. Mitchell.
Miss Stella Fish of Gambler went
to Chicago Sunday to make an ex-
tended visit. with relatives.
The Misses Ella and Jennie Butts
of Pennsylvania are visiting relatives
in Danville for several days.
Mrs. Charles Colgin of Buckeye
| City is spending several days with her
husband who is employed at Wooster
Mason's economy and "E. q. Seal
fruit jars and fruit canning supplies at
lowest prices at Woolson's department
store.
Mrs George Welker of Millwood
who has been seriously i'll with ty
phoid :ever for the past several weeks
is improved.
Mr.. Mack Host and son, Carl, Of
Bladensburg are spending several days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John A
White of Howard
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wheeler ant
children Of Coshocton are the guests
of Mr.. Wheeler's sister, Mrs. r. A
Ferenbaughi Of Buckeye City.
DR.. James Carleton Bell of Brook
lyn, N. Y, arrived in the city Saturda,
to make short visit with his mother
Mrs. Il. w. Bell, No. 401 N. Main st.
Mrs. Birch Critchfield and son O
Columbus are spending several day.
with Mr.. Critchfield's parents, Mr.
and Mrs Martin Critchfield of How
ard.
Mr.. Robert Baldwin of the Ringwal
company, went to Chicago, ILL.,, Sunda!
night to attend the National Trim
mers and Window Decorators asso
, citation
Miss Betty White returned to he
home in Guilbert Station, Ohio, Mon
day morning after a several days Wis
1t with her sister, Mrs. G. r. Bat
er Of East High street.
DR.. and Mrs. John Heskett of Salem
Neb., arrived In Martinsburg Sunda
: evening where they were called by tn
serious Illness of Mrs. Heskett's motf
s er, Mrs. Nancy Coulter.
u Miss Ethel Winsow left Monda
> for her home in Danville Illinoi.
Il after an extended visit with relative
and friends In Danville and Buckley
City.
;. The picture and moulding Dept. 6
~ the Arnold store is full of new idea
and styles in pictures and moulding
Styles are new and correct and none
" can be saved by going to the Arnol
store.
u The stock of dinner ware offered {
g. the Arnold store is the largest an
B. best selected in Knox county. New an
v tasty decorations and shapes in ope
q stock patterns and 100 piece Dime
sets in all qualities and prices.
l. Mrs. George Israel, Mrs. Edwar
" Mccormick, Mrs. Willard G. Arr
IS strong and Miss Louise Bidleman
r Dayton, o. left this morning for T
% ledo, o. where they were Joined /
IS Mrs. j, w, Keyt and Mrs. p. L. Sno
of Piqua, o., from which point the
ID will go ON the Steamship Thompson
X on trip to Duluth, MINI. The par
st go as the guest of Mrs. Israel
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