The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-12
SHORT LOCALS

This is everybody's Fair and we
want everybody to come.
Miss Carrie Il. Brown of Buffalo, N. |
Y, is tie guest of her cousin, Mrs
NJ. e., Lytle, North Main street
Mrs. robert Wilson of Middleton,
Ohio, arrived IN Gambler on Thursday |
afternoon to make several days Wis
it with relatives.
Excellent band music by the famous |
4th regiment Dand of Columbus, Ohio
will contribute to the visitors pleas |
ure AMI entertainment each day of the |
Fair.
Miss Tessie Milan of West Virginia |
arrived in Danville on Friday morning
and viii accept position as trimmer
at Mrs. |. h. Mackey's millinery store. |
Every day good day at the Knox
county fair.
Mrs. willard Wheeler and children
returned 20 their home in GAINESVILLE |
Thursday after several days visit at |
the homo of DR.. and Mrs. G. r. Baker. |
Superintendent j. S. Alan went to
Columbus Saturday morning to attend |
a meeting of the executive committee
OF the Ohio Teachers association.
Mrs. Ida Trick left Thursday even
ing for Lookout Mountain, Tennessee,
where she will make an extended |
visit with Miss Levia Ward
Rats fee the sinking ship" but the |
captain stands to his post and acts
the man Which are you, a rat or |
captain? Help make your own fair |
Mr. Icon Hachat left Friday morn
ing Tor his home in Point Marion, Pa,
after several days visit at the home
of Mr. A, Hanacq of this city.
TO FL, we say, come to the Knox I
County Fair; prepare yourself to i'm.
prove il the labor you propose for the |
coming year, renew your spirits by
minellng with your fellowmen; devote |
Mr., and Mrs. Mac F. Stephens are
the guests of Prof. and Mrs. G. c. |
Earnist at their summer home at |
Buckeye Lake. Prof. and Mrs. Ear.
mist will leave next month on their |
cruiser to Florida where they will |
spend the winter months.
week to pleasure and harmless en-
joyment; store your minds with infor- |
nation as to the never ceasing pro |
gress and Improvement that the hands |
OF genius are constantly unfolding be- |
fore MS to tighten our daily toll, to |
aid the case and comfort of the life we |
are living.
Rev. and Mrs. James NJ Wells left |
Friday morning for GAINESVILLE, o., |
whore Rev. Mr. Wells will attend the |
Muskineun conference now in session |
Mr., Wells expects to be returned to
Mt, Vernon for the coming year.
Mr.. Arthur Graf, who has been the |
guest of friends in the city for the
past several days, went to Cleveland |
Friday morning whore he will remain
for a snort time before returning to |
his home In Indiana.
The Falr time is time for recrea- |
tion mingled with exciting events that |
follow each other with fast, fieetng |
delight It's the peoples annual holi-
day More attractive features than
ever before, THE RACES will be an
importont part of the Fairs attrac-
tions, They viii be honestly conduct
ed and liberal purses will be fairly
awarded, This years speed contests
will furnish rare and exciting sport: |
An absolute cure for the blues win
positively drive dull care away. Hear
the concerts given daily by the fam
GUS ith Regiment Band of Columbus,
Ohio, This viii be a good time to re-
new ola acquaintances and make new
ones. Spend at least two days at the
Knox county Fair, COME; IT'S Ev-
ERYBoDY's FAIR. IT WILL BE A
HUMMER.