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

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Orrville Sunday evening to spend
several days with Mrs. Carl Hodell.
Mrs. George Lepley of wildwood
went to Columbus Monday morning |
to spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winnie Preston OF
Ashland. spent Sunday with friends in
Brandon.
DIR. and Mrs. r. l.. Porter and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Burris of Danville,
spent Sunday in Martinsburg.
Mr.. George Shaw and Miss Sylvia
Shaw of Danville, spent Sunday in
Mt. Vernon, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Robinson.
Mr.. Jerome Bird of Mt. Liberty un-
derwent successful operation for
appendicitis atthe Mt. Vernon hospi-
tai on Monday morning.
Miss Nellie Lane and Miss Ursal
Kring of Condit, are the guests of the
Misses Iva and Florence Kring of
Brandon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Sheufelt and
Mrs. George Ellis and children OF
Brandon, left Monday morning for
Avon, Ohio, where they will make a
several weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Madge Cassil and Miss Gene
Tracy have returned to their homes
in Howard after short visit in Mt.
Vernon.
Mrs. Willard Bakers Miss Helen
MAJOR and Miss Kathrine Sapp of
Danville spent Saturday in Mt. Ver-
non.
At the Democratic conference Sat.
urday night, nominating petitions were
started for candidates for several of
the municipal and city offices.
Mr.. M. e. McWilliams, editor of the
Venange-Herald, Franklin, Pa, is the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Ellen Nc
Williams, 502 North Main street.
Mrs. Bert Rice of Mansfield, return
, ed to her home Sunday evening after
a several days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Walton of South Jackson
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Harley Lemasters of
East Burgess street spent Sunday at
Cedar Point. They will spend several
days in Fredericktown before return
ing home.
Mr.. Harold Ackerman, who is EN-
ployed IA one of the Columbus banks
spent Sunday in the city the guest OF
+ his brother, Cashier w. A. Ackerman
q of the New Knox National Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Mendenhall and
8 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miller of this city
r spent Sunday with friends in Center
burg and attended the dedication oi
a the new Christian church which oc
n CURED in that village
Miss emma Dalrymple, who haf
r been patient at Grant hospital ir
s Columbus for the past several weeks
was sufficiently recovered to return
i, to her home in Mt. Vernon Sunda,
afternoon.
Postmaster s. G. Dowds reports tina
Saturday was one Of the best days a
the postal savings bank since tn,
opening of the institution in this city
There were many new depositors oil
10 Satur6"y.
Guaranteed granite sale. IA quar-
dish pan 29c. II quart dish pan 33C
IL quart water pail SOC. quart pre-
= serving kettle 29c. 10 quart presery
ing kettle S5c. Wash basins 10c an,
15c. Frank E. Kirby & Co.
ID Mrs. Emily Vance of Oakland. Cal
Ia fornia, who has been making seN
era weeks visit with Mrs France
4afever of South Vernon. left Satui
. day for Topeka, Kansas, where sh
- will spend several days with relative
before returning to her home.
A special order has been receive
;, by Postmaster S. G. Dowds directin
n the closing oil the postothce on Angus
8, the date of the county picnic q
Lake Hiawatha park, The Office wi
Q. be open from 3 to 10 in the morning
IN The city carriers will make one deli'
IN cry In the morning and the rural ca
riers will make an early delivery.
Id Mr.. Harry Staunton, the we'll know
he barber of the city, has been invite
a. and mas accepted an invitation to pla
! with the Ohio checker team agains
to the All-American Team at Ceda
n Point on August 8. Mr.. Staunton
a checker player OF considerable not
and his friends wish him much su
rs cess on the Ohio team,
in Miss Alice b. Welker. principal I
IS the Mt Vernon Business College, le
today for Columbus, o. From thei