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

CI0ugh TOT sewing mhcnines'
Funeral emblems. Sharp's speciality.
For cuts apply Hanford's Balsam.
Mr.. B. b. Keith of Mansfield spent
Monday in the city on business.
Mr.. Harper Russell was business
visitor in Centerburg Monday.
See our 81 window of surprise bar
gains. Henley's.
Dr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Williams spent
Sunday with friends in Coshocton.
$12 will buy SIS watch at Henley's
this week.
Miss Ethel Singer spent Sunday
with relatives in Gambler.
For nail in the foot apply Han
ford's Balsam.
Mr.. Gerald Madden of Detroit is the
guest of Mr.. Carl Levering, East High
street.
Miss Marie Shireman returned home
Sunday after several days visit with
friends in Homer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Galley of Howard
we're visitors in the city over Satur.
day.
All hammocks 25 per cent off. Frank
E. Kirby & Co.
Mrs. Caroline Sheedy of Mt. Liberty
has bought the w. A. Tins farm OF
100 acres. near Mt. Liberty.
"The Fickle Fiance," "In and around
Havana, Cuba, and "The Broken
Cross ut the White Palace today.
Miss Minnie Dunlap of Mt. Vernon
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Dunlap of Gambler.
For inhamed sore eyes apply Han
ford's Balsam lightly to the closed
lids. 1t will relieve in five minutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kirklin of Cave
City. Ohio, were the guests of friends
In Mt. Vernon over Saturday.
Mr.. Clinton Berry and Mr.. c. S
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teJnoon in the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Despontin ant
daughter, Lillian, of Butler spen
Sunday with relatives In Mt. Vernon
Messrs. Archie Cochran and Alfred
Shut spent Sunday in Gambler, tn,
suest OF friends.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Fritz of Woos
ter, Ohio, we've guests Of friends il
the city Sunday.
Professor w. C. Faust of Canton i
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wincheste
Faust Of this city.
Mr. Gilbert Parnell of Mansfield i
spending several days in Mt. Vernon
on business.
Mr. and Mrs Grover Purdy of nea
Gambler spent Saturday with friend
in Mt. Vernon.
, Mrs. C. G. Lucas of Fredericktow
has returned TO her home after NAL
: ing a short visit in Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. Abraham Rightmire of near Mil
wood spent Saturday in Mt. Verno
attending to some business matters
Mrs. l. d, Hunt went to Columbu
this morning TO spend several day
with friends.
/ Miss Tootsie Lee returned to he
s home in Mt. Vernon Sunday evenin
D after several days visit with Mis-
Margaret Reynolds of Columbus.
Infirnary Director James Coe wer
to Bangs Monday morning to atten
= the regular monthly meeting of th
n inlirmary directors.
Mr. William NJ. Coup and daughte
Miss Frances, spent Sunday in Akro
o., the guest of Mr. and Mrs Samu
Coup.
!. Rev. Wm H. Hull will leave the la
$, ter part OF The week for BrooklyI
!" N. Y, where ne will spend his vac
= tion during the month Of August,
: Mr.. Frank Moore ana Mr. u.
:. Mulock returned Saturday night FRO
y Fiheld, Wis, where they enjoyed q
q outing OF several weeks.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.. Ayers al
10 children who have been spending Il
, past two days with relatives in Celin
: o. are expected home this evening
ts Miss Edith Workman returned
c, her home in Columbus Sunday eve
= ing after an extended visit with rel
- tives md friends in Millwood.
~ Mrs. Wm, Rooms and daughter, Mi
Adelaide, returned to their home
: the city Sunday after several week
y, outing at Cedar Point.
a. ~, A special train passed through Il
I'd city at 1926 over the b. & 0. SundI
n afternon, carrying the members of Il
= Seventh Regiment, o. N. c., to Can