The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-04-02
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Clough for sewing machines. II
MIR. r.. ID. Everts of Newark was in
the city Saturday on business.
Mr.. y. G. Dewitt of Brockport, N.
Y. spent Monday in Mt Vernon on |
business.
Mr. M. r. Davis of Pittsburgh, Pa,
is the guest of Mr.. A. y. Davis and |
family at Danville.
New hats, new ties, new shirts at
stsmms Good Clothes shop.
Mr.. James McNabb of Columbus Wis
tied with relatives in the city over
Sunday
Mr.. Carl Scribner OF Mansfield spent
Sunday with his brother Mr.. William
Scribner
Mr.. Alfred Shut of Columbus spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Frederick Shut, of Mansfield avenue.
Two plain drunks we're fined $5 and
costs before Mayor Perrine Monday
morning.
Mr.. NJ. Joseph Murphy of Brooklyn,
n. Y, is in the city to sell the new
fall line OF PARIS Knox shoes.
stamm's Good Clothes shop will
soon be open.
Mr.. Curtis Pinkley of Akron spent
Sunday with relatives in Mt. Vernon.
Wagner Co. Tailor's, 29 East Gam
bier street. If
Mr.. Leopold Mambourg of Column
bus, formerly of Mt. Vernon, was in
the city today on business.
Mr. Linn Revennaugh of CINCINNATI
is the guest If Mr. Scott Camp of this
city.
Mr. Edward Mild went to Cincinnati
Ohio, Monday morning to visit for
several days with friends.
The John Deere No. corn planter
at B. F.. Salisbury's.
Mrs. Charles Keck of Amity is i'm
proving after several months i'll.
ness.
Mr.. NJ. r. Gaines of Danville visitel
with friends in Mt. Vernon over Sun
day.
The popular Oliver and Imperial
plows at b. Il. Salisburys, 206 1-2
West High Mt Vernon.
The public and parochial schools
are closed this week for the spring
vacation.
Mr.. b. e. Sapp and sisters, Mrs. G..
p Ruch, went to Columbus Monday
morning to spend the day.
What you get at Stamm's Good
Clothes shop, will be right
Mr.. Harry Shuttle left Sunday after.
noon for New York City to accept a
position with the Diamond Rubber Co
Mrs. Paulina Clements went tc
Cleveland Saturday evening to make
a weeks visit with her son, Mr.. Leon
ard Clements
Lion and Peerless fences, the best
on the market at b, r. Salisbury's
206 1-2 West High.
MIR, w Stamm left yesterday fol
Cleveland, Rochester, Philadelphia
and New York to buy goods for hi
clothing store.
An the new shapes In spring hats
; such as derbys, sailors, bonnets ant
fancies, at reasonable prices Misse
Kirk & Jackson
, Mrs. w E Hull OF East Chestnu
street was called to Springfield, Ohio
Monday morning by illness in he
! sisters family
| The Misses Mary Ewing and Helel
I Atwood of Bethany College, West Vii
; ginia, are spending several days II
I their homes in Mt Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald q
, East Burgess street went to Columbu
2 Monday morning and will reside tner
in the future.
The best olive oil and Gluten nou
for table or medical use at Popplt
toms grocery Co.. % East Gamble
y street
!. Miss Mary Dickinson OF New Castl,
l. Pa, formerly of Mt. Vernon, has Il,
n cepted position as teacher In epul
J. lie schools of Newark, O., and will as
y sumo ner duties after the spring vac'
!, tion
q The Blue Bell cream separator
q none can compare with II. b, II. Sa
q isbury, Mt Vernon. 206 l.2 Wes
n High
. Mr., William Body OF Danville SUI
tained stroke of apoplexy Sunda
=, md Ia in n vary Sariouq condition "A