The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-04-01
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Mrs. A. II. Warner OF East Burgess
street Is seriously ILL.,
Black walnuts 1 1.2 cents per
pound at Pitkin's.
Mr.. John Nolen of this city was a
visitor in Columbus Saturday.
Bulk garden seeds, the tested kind
that srow, at Woolsons
Mr.. Willard Patterson spent Sunday
in Columbus.
Solid cabbage lc per lb. at Pitkins.
Gold fish at Woolsons store.
Mrs. w. p. Vandergrft who has
been very III is somewhat improved
Roller skates, 3Sc, soc, Soc. and
s. ~ at Woolsons store.
Miss Gale Rimer Of Centerburg
spent Monday with relatives in Mt
Vernon.
For painting and paper hanging call
w. R. Adams, citixens' se2.oreen.
Mr.. Carl Semple of Oklahoma Is the
guest Of his parents, DIR. and Mrs.
W. +. Semple, East High street.
"Scribner's"- Mentholated Balsam
25c.
Mr.. Kent Shaffer OF Pittsburg, Pa,
arrived in the city Saturday evening
TO make several days visit here.
Commencing April list, our store
will be open evenings. Rawlinson
4 Co.
Mr.. Harry Ward of Fredericktown
spent Sunday with mis- parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Ward, of North Cath.
crime street.
Moth balls SC the pound at Wool.
sons store.
Canned corn, peas and tomatoes at
less than Wholesale prices. McNabb's
grt tcery.
Refrigerators, lawn mowers, lawn
wings. porch swings and porch fur.
niture at the right price at Blocher
Bros, 21s-2ls W. High street.
Mr.. Curtis W. Mckee left this after.
neon for Columbus after spending
several days with his family in Mt.
Vernon.
Miss Lila Mansell, a nurse at the
Nj. Vernon hospital. went to Mt. Lib.
erty Sunday evening TO make a sew.
eral days professional visit.
Mr.. Richard Hunter, son of Rep.
rssentative and Mrs. N. II. Hunter of
Buckeye City. is seriously III with
pneumonia.
Mr. Harold McIntire. who is at.
teading Obcrlin College, is spending
a wcek with his parents In Mt. Yer
non.
All kinds Of A, No. I. second growth |
Chestnut posts for sale @. =. Rush,
X. D. Z, Mt. Vernon. o.
Mr., Frank Woolison of Newark, !
formerly on the reportorial stan Of
the Banner, is In GAINESVILLE covering |
the food for the Newark Advocate.
Mr.. Armstead Waisht came up from |
Lancaster Saturday and spent the
week end with his parents Judge and
Mrs. }. b. Waight Of East High street. |
Mrs. J. W. Wolfey returned to
Delaware today after a visit with her |
MIR. and Mrs. Edward M.
Wright. She was accompanied home |
by her sister. Miss Mamie Wright.
The committee of the City Chris.
tian Endeavor union will meet at the
y. N. &. A. building Sunday. April |
9Th. at y. IN. All OF the committee |
urged to be present.
Mrs. J. A. Duerrlnger and little
daughter. who have been visiting |
Mrs. Duerringer's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Styers for week. return.
I'd this afternoon to Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Williams OF
entertained Rev. Carpenter,
Mr.. Ray Morey. Miss Pearl Morey
md the Misses Iva and Ursel Kring
;; dinner Sunday.
Mrs. omer FPote and Miss Jennie
0sore returned to their homes In Mt.
Vernon Monday morning after a two
s-cks' visit with Mr., and Mrs. Scott
iiose Of Toledo. Ohio,
Nrs. Ida Fleming. sister OF Mr..
w. u. Woodward Of near Frederick.
'own. died Friday at her home in
Newark. Funeral and interment In
hat city
Mr.. E. Y. Altenburg and his sons,
Msasss. Clyde and Claude Altenburg.
vsat 70 Dayton. Ohio. Monday morn.
sg 70 visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Do.
via Aitonburg Of that place. Mr..
- Mrs. Altsnburs, although they re.