The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-09
SHUR1 LOJALS
Eggs 30c: butter CSC.

One organ $25.00 at IA s. Main st.
Mr.. S. G. Simpson is severely Ill at
his home just east Of the city.
Frostbites cured by Hanford's Bal
sam.
$3.50 Columbia Phonograph and 6
records for $3.50 at IA s. Main st.
Mrs. Patrick Kienzle went to Woos-
ter Monday morning to spend the day.
No. 914 draws the vacuum cleaner
at sipe g. Whites.
Pianos $50 and ny at IA 8. Main
street
Mrs. p. ]. Parker spent Saturday
ana Sunday With her mother, Mrs.
Basin, Of Brink maven
sneet music sc per copy At II 3.
Main street.
Mr.. Harker Ly5arger went to Dan
vile Monday morning TO spend the
day with relatives.
Valentine cards &c per dozen at II
S. Main street
Mr.. B. e. Sapp went 10 Columbus
Monday morning to make a short busi-
nees visit.
Edison records 10c at II 8. Main
street.
Mr. n. \. Beais OF Pittsburgh, Pa,
was a BUSINESS visiIor IN the city over
Monday.
Phonograph and IL records for SO
at No Ia s. Main st. Geo. w. Sharp,
Receiver for l.. G. Penn.
Miss Susie Dunlap OF Howard spent
Saturday with her sisters, Sylvia and
Minnie Dunlap. of East High street
Mr.. Arthur Cooley made business
trip to Sandusky, Ohio, Monday morn.
ing
Mr.. William Young went to Coshoc'
ton Monday noon to make a weeks
business visit.
the M. E. church in North Liberty Sun
day evening in charge OF Rev. Hast
ings.
Pneumonia? Apply Hanford's Bal
sam. Rub it on and rub II in thor
oughly, until the skin Is irritated.
Columbia cylinder records &c each
at IA s. Main. Geo. w. Sharp, receiv
er OF l.. C. Penn.
Mr.. John Reely left Monday morn
ing for Kenton, Ohio, where he was
, called by the serious illness of his
sister, Miss Mary Reely,
Miss Louise Martin has returned
, home after spending five weeks n
| SanduslSy with her cousin, Mis-
Esther Kuffer.
$4,000 Edison Phonograph and 81
records for $4,000 at Ia s. Main street
Geo. w. Sharp, receiver for l.. G. Penn
] Mrs. Daniel Flecknoe and daughter
,, Bessie, of Gambler spent Saturda.
: with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. e. Dorsey o
Mt. Vernon,
y $4,000 Victor Talking Machine an,
= i2 records for $4,000 at IA s. Mai
Q street Geo. w. Sharp. receiver of l.
G. Penn.
Three plain drunks were locked Il
= the county Jail on Saturday evening
( They were fined when arraigned be
= fore Mayor A, A, Perrine on Monda
3 morning.
q We are now carrying an extra heav
cream for whipping purposes This
much heavier than anything we hav
had before. 35c per quart, zoe pc
pint. Purity Ice Cream Factory.
!; Mr.. Aubrey Hess Of Sylvania, Ohit
u and Miss Ona Wander of Buckley
Z. City spent Saturday and Sunday wit
7; Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Hess of West Hig
D. street.
. The Woman's Guild of st. Paul
.. church will give concert In the Pa
); ish house on Wednesday evening, JaI
3 uary 10, at o'clock A silver offe
Ing will be taken at the door.
!; Mrs. Il. M. Garrett Of Akron unde
!; went successful operation at the NJ
!; Vernon Medical and Surgical Santa
a ium Monday morning.
k- People who spend money wont pa
:. ronize poorly lighted stores, The
% want to zee what they are buyin
~ Plenty of electric light means plent
OF business.
B. Mr., Frank Hunt. the we'll known
}; A. n c. Passenger conductor, spel
= Sunday and Monday here the guest
,5 his father, Mr. Thomas Hunt, who
y, D, seriously Ill.,
~ Rev. II, G. McClelland, Knox cou
= ty's representative to the constltutio