The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-13
SHORT LOCALS

Butter Csc; eggs 24c.
Mrs. Harry g. slingluff was Col
umbus visitor this afternoon.
Mr. b. f. Sapp made business
trip to Millersburg Thursday morn
ing.
Prosecuting Attorney L. 7. Cromley
left Thursday morning for Cleveland
on business.
Some good cider barrels for sale.
L. Dever, druggist.
Mrs. Ira Ernest of South Sandusky
street went to Howard Thursday
morning to visit with relatives.
| Miss Margaret Murphy went to Co
lumbus Thursday noon to make
short visit with friends.
! Mr. Cecil Mckinley of Akron is Wis.
lifting for few days with friends in
Mt. Vernon.
MIR. Morris Hart went to Columbus
Thursday noon to make short visit
with friends.
Mr.. Charles W. Tiger went to Mas
silon, Ohio, Thursday morning to
make several days visit.
Our loss Ia your gain IL you can buy
a Gas Range this week at Woolson's
department store.
Mr.. Carl Masteller went to Gran
Vile Wednesday where he will enter
Denison University.
Mr.. william Beum of the post office
department at Washington, ID. c., Wis.,
litod over Thursday with his sister,
Mrs. Hugh Neal, of West High street.
Chief of Police Clements and DR.. II
Barteson of Columbus visited with Mr.
Ralph Struble in Fredericktown on
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Nandine Ross of the Mt. Ver-
non hospital nurse staff went to
Homer Thursday morning on profes.
sional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Allerding and
daughter, Louise, left Thursday for
weeks visit with relatives in Hast.
ings, Mich.
Mrs. w. H. Kirk and Miss Ingram
East High street returned today from
an extended visit with relatives In
Detroit, Mich, and Chicago, I'll.
Holiday goods are arriving daily
and pressing us for room, hence the
big reductions in Gas Ranges this
week at Woolson's department store
Superintendent Cahill and w. T
Eagan, trainmaster of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, both of Newark
! were in Mt Vernon Thursday on bust
ness.
Mr.. Earl Minard of West Vin'
, street went to Delaware, Ohio, Thurs
, day morning to make arrangement
I. preparatory 20 entering Ohio Wes
leyan University.
Hon. l.. b. Houck left Thursda
. morning for Winnipeg, Canada, wher
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, representatives at the meeting of tn
Grand Lodge of ]. .. o. +.
!. Cut rates on all watch repairing
J. Main spring 75c; cleaning 75c; cryI
tails 15c; Jewels. 25c to 75c. Wor
! guaranteed I year. Owens, cOrne
!. Main and Gambler streets-up stairs
g Miss Maude Bricker of TT. Leavei
o worth, Kansas, who has been visitin
for the past two weeks with her aun
Mrs. George Seavolt, of this city, ha
gone to Toledo, Ohio, where she wi
visit before returning to her home.
The Ladies' Aid Society of tn
q Church OF Christ will give penny
lr iiye cent social at the Vine Sire,
u church, Friday evening, Sept 18th
D. Everybody invited Lunch served ,
!" o'clock.
|, Mr. Joseph N. Barker left Thur
day morning on Il two weeks trip
Il. Boston, Mass, and Campton, N.
t. In Boston he will visit with his brot
10 er, Mr. j. NJ, Barker, and in CamptO
he will visit with Mr. John w. Brigg
Messrs. Wallace Masteller and Ju
n son Mcclure, who have been spen
e. ing the summer at Toledo and WI
20 have been the guests Of Mr., and Mr.
20 " John Masteller OF this city for fe
a days, went to Granville Wednesdf
n to resume their studies In Denise
H. University,
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