The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-04-09
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Eggs 22c. butler Boo.

Mr.. Roy Purdy OF Gambler yisiied
with friends In the city over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shoots OF Cen
terbrrg attended the funeral Of the
late J. 8. Shoots Sunday afternoon.
The John Deere No. corn planter
at b. f. Salisbury's.
Miss Edna Martin and Miss Iii.
Liam Miller visited at Mt Vernon last
week.-Newark Advocate.
Miss verna McMillen of Danville
visited with friends in Mt. Vernon
over Saturday.
Hanford's Balsam heals flesh
wounds.
Mrs. Il. ID. Barnett went to Akron
Monday morning to visit for several
days with friends.
Messrs Nathan, Walter and Delsie
Butcher of Mt. Vernon attended the
funeral of their uncle, Gritton Butch
er, at Homer Sunday afternoon
Mr.. Purcell Eckenrode left Monday
morning for Marion, Ohio, where he
will accept a position with the Mar
ion Pure Milk Ce.
The popular Oliver and Imperial
plows at B. E. Salisbury's 2O6 1-2
West High, Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Charles l. Shields and daugh-
ter, Thelma. of Orrville spent Sun
day in the city the guests of Mrs.
Henry Smith and family
One trial convinces Hanford's
Balsam.
Miss Bessie, Crumm, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Royal Hagaman
for three weeks, went to Millersburg
Saturday evening.
Mrs. William Stanley of West Gam
bier street returned home Monday af-
ternoon after two weeks visit with
her parents at Anderson, Ind
The Blue Bell cream separator
none can compare with it. 3. y. Sal
INJURY, Mt Vernon. 2O6 1-2 West
High.
Mr.. Charles J. Stevenson Of New
York City arrived here Sunday Il
spend several weeks for the benefit o.
his health.
Easter was observed with most ap
propriate services in all of the city
churches on Sunday, music being one
of the special features.
For pleurisy or pneumonia battle
with Hanford's Balsam and rub it in
thoroughly until the skin is irritated
Mr.. Curtis Lantz returned to his
home in Akron Monday morning af
ter visit with relatives In Mt Yer
non.
Piano and other polishing. Careful
ly read article entitled Something
that Solomon Overlooked" In anoth
er column.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Breeze and fam
ily spent Easter at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Brown near Fred
ericktown.
i WANTED-Ten good girls to learr
to make pants. Apply at The J. s
Mcconnell Co., 41O West Gambler
street. 1;
**"Morris Grange will hold meei
ing Thursday evening, April II, a
Morris grange hall. A literary pre-
gram and box social The public is in
vited.
FOR SALE-Indian Runner Duel
eggs, Mrs. D. E. Chadwick, Mt. Yer
non, r. d. citizens phone X g.
The Quality and prices of our tea
and coffees will please you. The Poi
pleton Grocery Co., 90 e. Gamble
street.
Mrs. John Penhorwood of Howard
and Miss Jennie Hanger of Buckley,
City spent Saturday with friends II
| Mt. Vernon.
/ Lion and Peerless fences, the bes
, on the market at B. e, Salisbury
2O6 1-2 West High.
| Mr.. George D. Lewis, formerl.
uGpuly VI hllOA SOu4lgt uON
. working for the Ohio Fuel Supply Co
: in West Virginia, is spending cevera
days with his parents in this city.
Miss Margaret Reynolds of Colum
bus spent Sunday with relatives Il
Mt Vernon. On June goth Miss Rey
nolds will leave for an extended tou
in Europe.
Cuts of all kinds, whether on maj
, or beast, are speedily healed by apply
ing Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh.
cleanses the wound, stops bleeding
and assists nature to heal. Simpl
apply the Balsam occasionally unit
cured. Always have it on hand read
for accidents.
The funeral of the late John S
Smoots occurred at his home on Wes
Sugar street Sunday afternoon. TIL
remains were laid to rest in Fores
cemetery, Freiericktown.