The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-04-30
SHORT LOCALS
Butter 2Sc; eggs 21c.

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Mr.. C. L. Beach of this city visited
in the city over Sunday.
Mr.. A. c. Brown of Akron spent
Sunday in Mt. Vernon with friends.
Mr.. A. r. Sipe went to Shelby Mon
day morning to make short visit
with relatives.
Thrush cured by Hanford's Balsam.
Get il into the bottom Of the affected
part.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simmons of
West High street spent Sunday with
relatives in Amity.
Messrs. Sherman Ziesloft and j. @.
Porter went to Akron Monday morn
ing on business.
Mr.. Frank McGugin and daughter,
Miss Ethel, went to Columbus Mon
day morning to spend the day.
Mr.. George ID. Neal made a bust
ness trip to Chillicothe, Ohio, Mon
day morning.
Miss Sarah Reynolds of Columbus
spent Sunday with relatives in Mt.
| Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Norrick OF
this city visited in Akron Saturday
and Sunday.
Bunions cured by Hanford's Balsam
Must be applied thoroughly for several
nights and well rubbed in.
Mr.. Anson Bishop returned to his
home in Cambridge, Ohio, Saturday
evening after a business visit in the
city.
Mr.. George Laubacher returned to
his home in Canton Monday morning
after having visited with friends in
the city over Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Montgomery of New
ark candidate for the nomination
for common pleas judge in this dis.
trict was visitor in the city today
At the Socialists state convention
at Columbus Mr.. Jacob Myers of this
city was nominated for an elector at
large.
Miss Rowena Riley returned to hel
home in Centerburg Monday morn
ing after visit with friends and rel
atives in Mt Vernon.
Mr.. Alfred Shut returned to Col
umbus Monday morning after having
spent Sunday with his parents in Mt
Vernon.
Mrs. Ellen Lee and daughter. Mis-
Nellie, of Toledo are guests at th'
home of DR. and Mrs, James f, Lee
North Main street.
Mr. George Harter will leave Tues
day morning on a several months
trip through the south in the interes
of the s a o. Engraving Co. of Ak
ron
, Special this week SIS suits, $S.S5
$3.50 and $400 oxfords, SEAS; $40
3 39c; 90 shirts, 59c; one lot $40
hats, 9Sc; SOC caps, 29c; 25c suspend
ers, lac; 25c ties, lac; Many othe
big bargains at Levison's Big sale.
Mr.. James McDonough returne
, Sunday from Toledo where he spen
several days on business connecte
, with the Pennsylvania Lines at tina
d. place.
I Miss Margaret Bethge of Chill
|, cothe, Ohio, returned to her hom
= Monday morning after visit wit
her sister, Miss Barbara Carle, {
this city
Messrs Joseph Henley, Willlar
Clark, Charles Selegue, Willial
Dunn, Dwight Mayors, John Durbi
and Vincent Tighe attended the +
of c. initiation at Coshocton Sunda
afternoon,
Mrs Lewis B. Houck was remo'
ed TO Grant Hospital, Columbus, d
1885 Monday morning where sh
Will submit to an operation for al
pendicitis. She was accompanied b
Mr. Houck
, Sashing and cutting prices in lat
les wear. 30 dozen embroidered an
, lace collars, i9c; all kinds lace, :
yd; silk ribbons, &c yd; ladies vest
sc; ladies' silk hose, Csc; ladies' con
bination suits, lSc; silk coats, $7SF
shirt waists, soc; embroidery inse
tion, 4C; ladies and childrens jacI
cts to 20 at $l.9S; skirts, $500 an
S4,00 values, Sl9S; rain coats, $2.7
, Levison's.
: Miss lcffa Bumpus OF East Frol
!. street left Sunday evening for Re
= vile, Ohio, to Join Mr. and Mr.
q James Mack, From that place tn,