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MFR. II. c. Reed Of Howard spent
in Mt Vernon on busi-
ness.
Mr.. J. l.. Henry Of Buckingham,
West Virginia, spent Wednesday In
Mt. Vernon on business.
Mr.. J. G. Tinkey' went to Howard
Thursday morning to spend the day
on business.
Messrs. Samuel Fl. Peterman and
william f. Grant were Columbus Wis
Itors today.
Mr.. William McGinnis OF Alger, o.,
fs spending several days in Howard,
the guest Of friends and relatives.
Mrs. william Dick is confined to
her home in Buckeye City by a Sc
we're attack OF Illness.
Miss AdelIa Hosack OF Frederick
town is the guest Of Mrs. B. B. Welk-
er of Gambler.
Miss Name Faraba of Centerburg
spent Wednesday in Gambler with
friends.
Mr.. Ralph McGaughey Of Park Col
Iege, Mo-, is spending several days
with relatives near Chesterville.
Mr. Michael o'Connor of Frederick
town spent Thursday with relatives in
Mt. Vernon.
Miss Rose Kellog, nurse at the
Mt. Vernon hospital, was called to
attend Mr. William Wolfe Of East
Burgess street Thursday morning.
Mrs. John Whitford and Miss Helen
Louise Gordon OF Mt. Vernon spent
Thursday in Gambler, the guests Of
Mrs. B. B. Welker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Baker Of
Akron are the guests Of Mr.. Bakers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alya Baker Of
Buckeye City.
Mr.. Philip Brereton went to Colum-
bus this morning TO attend the ses-
sions II the Ohio Shoe Dealers Asso-
citation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Mitchell Of Dan
VILE, Va, spent Wednesday in Mt.
Vernon where Mr. Mitchell attended
to some matters of business.
Mrs. w. n. Baker of London, Ohio,
arrived in Mt. Vernon Thursday noon
to spend several days with Mrs. Max
BendeI Of West High street.
New maple molasses 81 per gallon
at simons' grocery No. North Main
street.
Mrs. ID. II. Beal of West Vine street
went 10 Danville Thursday morning
where she was called by the serious
Illness of her sister. Mrs. Lou Culli
son.
Cut rates on all watch repairing
Main spring, 75c; cleaning 75c; crys
tails 15c; jewels, 335c to 75c. Work
guaranteed 1 year. Owens, corner
Main and Gambler streets-up stairs
Mr. Walter Thayer, who has been
i'll with a slight attack OF pneumonia
has recovered and on Wednesday will
accept position at the Staunton bar
Der shop on South Main street.
In order TO Introduce our molasses
dairy and horse feed we will make
special prices to all persons who have
not heretofore tested same. J. s
Mcconnell Co.
DIR. and Mrs. G. X. Baker and Mr.
Paul Baker nave returned home af
ter attending the funeral of the lat'
A. J. White AT Youngstown. Ohio.
Mr.. Samuel Hartman will leave this
evening for Pittsburg, Pa, called
there by the serious Illness of his
father.
: Mr.. J. A. White OF Howard received
r a shipment OF 25 fine eve lambs from
Mr. S. VI. Clever OF Delaware, Ohio
Thursday morning.
We pay the highest cash price 70
fresh country butter and eggs. Sim
Ons' grocery No. North Main St
cartOonist westerman has an ell
r eellent likeness OF Mr.. Silas Parr 4
, Thursdays Ohio State Journal. Ml
) Parr Is in attendance at the Ohio Sho
Dealers convention now being held &
u Columbus. Gr. westerman state
e that Mr. Parr is well known and like
= by the shoe men the world over an
. that he has been IN the retail bus
, ness Mt. Vernon for p years.
Millinery opening. March IL. Mr.,
; 3. ]. Harris. no. 20 West Vine stree
u viii have on display a fine line {
d spring hats. latest styles and loves
prices. Please call and see.
Mr. Charles r. Matthews. a forms
well knowu neWSDaper man OF Newar