The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-18
SHORT LOCALS

AT McHALE'S.
Mr.. j. l.. Bennett of GAINESVILLE was
business visitor in the city Monday.
Ask anybody about it-Hanford's
Balsam.
Mr.. NJ. A. Schoeffler of Cleveland was
a visitor in the city Sunday afternoon.
To cure swellings on horses, thor
oughly apply Hanford's Balsam.
Those looking for bargains in mil
linery try Kirk & Jackson's.
Mr.. Joseph Levison arrived home on
Monday morning after having made a
short visit in Cincinnati.
Clearance sale of millinery now on
at Kirk & Jacksons.
Miss Elizabeth Stricken of Howard
visited over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lemuel Swigart of Rigeley street.
Mr.. Joseph Gaffney of Cleveland is
visiting for a week with relatives in
Mt Vernon.
Any cut healed by Hanford's Bal
sam.
Mrs. Clarence White of Gambler was
called to Croton Sunday owing to the
Illness of her mother.
Mr.. Michael McDonough is very i'll
at his home on South Mckenzie street
with pneumonia.
Messrs. i. II. Lawrence and Paul
Clark of New Castle, Ohio, visited with
friends in Mt. Vernon Sunday.
For burns Hanford's Balsam gives
quick relief.
Mrs. Joseph Barker is severely i'll
at her home on the Sychar road. She
is threatened with bronchial rneu
monia.
Mrs. j. H. Beach returned Sunday
evening from two weeks visit with
friends and relatives in Coshoctor
county
Kirk e. Jackson have fine, new
line of fancy art needle work, large
variety of needle craft books, novelties
and staple articles.
Ms. Winchester Faust returned tt
her home in Mt. Vernon Sunday after
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. A
A. Miller, in indianapolis, Indiana,
The Lyon & Healy piano is pure il
tone. Phone rural 2031 f for appoint
ment. Tom Leah, the only one-price
no-commission piano man in town.
Pocahontas smokeless Coal. Jus
received a car of Pocohontas smoke
less coal. Get prices. Mt. Vernon Ic'
Delivery Co., both phones. t
Mr.. Leo Carter, who has been con
fined to the house at his home in How
ard for some time, is better at pres
ent.
A young man residing in Clintol
township was ordered to appear befor
! Squire Perkins Monday on charg
of hunting with a ferret.
Mr.. Addison C. Dickinson of Ney
York City arrived in the city Monda
afternoon for a short visit with hi
wife here, being enroute to Chicago ol
business.
Mr., James Harter of Three Rivers
Michigan, who has been visiting durin
the past two weeks with his parents
Squire and Mrs. George s. Harter, O
East Gambler street, left Monda
morning for his home.
Mrs. j. o. McArtor of Howard star
ed for Kansas last week and stoppe
at the home of her daughter near Gro
ton. She was taken suddenly sick an
was compelled to give up her trip wes
She was accompanied home by Mr.;
Julia Bell OF Centerburg.
Mrs. G. j. Penhorwood of Howard
who has been i'll for several months
has gone to Baltimore, Md, to hav
an operation performed by DR.. j. M. I
F1nney, a noted specialist This is tn
second trip for Mr.. Penhorwood [
Baltimore in the last two months.
Sunday evening horse attached t
a buggy in which Misses Marion Va
Aman, Lovina Van Aman and Nj
Frank Rine We're riding, frightened 1
the state sanatorium grounds and tn
buggy was overturned. Miss Mario
Van Aman received bruises and sprain
and the others escaped injury
A daughter was born Sunday morI
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Corwi
of North Mulberry street.