The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-23
SHORT LOCALS

ited with relatives In Mt. Vernon
Wednesday.
Weldon Close Of Mt Vernon, came
up Saturday for a brief visit.--Millers-
burg Farmer.
@ssThe Bangs Literary Society will
meet Friday evening, May 23rd.
DIR. r. J. Lawler Of Cleveland, Ohio,
has returned to his home after short
visit with relatives in Mt. Vernon
For vocal and instrumental instruc-
tions sec Twylia Smith, 104 l.2 s. Mul.
berry street. Phone 26 red. II
Mr.. Cyrus Gardner, son and daugh-
ter, of Mt. Vernon, we're Millersburg
visitors over Sunday.--Millersburg
Farmer.
Lewis C. Mengert, "a prominent at.
torney Of Mansfield and well known in
Mt. Vernon, died Wednesday morn.
Ing.
""%The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
| Millwood Church OF Christ will enter
| loiu 81 1uc CHuiSu ou ooeuuo! e'c"
ing.
Cool burn with Hanford's Balsam
Mrs. Thomas A. Kellison left Wed.
nesday morning for Cleveland where
she will make a several days visit
with friends.
Henry Bartlow had the cataract re.
moved from his right eye this morn.
ing by DR.. Erwin of Mansfield. Mans
field News.
1t advertises itself---Hanford s
Balsam.
Mr.. Lewis Harrington of Columbus,
who has been severely II. at the home
of his sister on West Vine street, re
turned to his home Wednesday.
Noble Taylor of Butler had Dr. Er.
win of Mansfield take the cataract out
of his left eye today, the eye had been
blini for three years. Mansfield
Shield.
Hanfords Balsam reduces iniam.
nation.
Mrs Fannie Hissong of East Front
street, who underwent an operation
at the Mt. Vernon hospital three
weeks ago, was removed to her home
Wednesday morning.
The condition of Mr.. william j.
Vance, who sustained a stroke of par
alysis Monday morning, Is very much
improved today.
Mrs. william Rose and Miss Lida
Thompson went to Buckeye City
Thursday morning to attend the fun
eral Of Mrs. Susan Roup.
Monuments at cost for 30 days. Oi
fee and factory 40s West Gamble
street. J. T. Berry. Mgr.
Mr.. 0. d. Stilwell was called Il
Marengo. Ohio, Thursday morning b,
the illness of his mother. Her con
dition is critical. h6
On account OF the death of Mr.
DOwds' mother, the store will b'
closed all day Friday. A, A. Dowd
; D.y Goods Co.
Those In charge OF circulating th,
petitions for an election under tn,
Rose law state that they hope to ge
enough signatures in time for holdinl
the election the latter part OF June
Owens. corner Main and Gambler
up stairs, repairs watches cheape
than elsewhere. Main spring 75c
cleaning 75c; crystals l5c; jewels 25
, to 75c. Guaranteed year.
Among the events of Wednesday
r class day program OF the Danvill
ana Buckeye City high school was
base ball game between the HON
team and the Loudonville high schoc
team.
4 For gals apply Hanford's Balsar
and keep on working
: Mrs. Patrick Murray of North Sal
dusky street was taken to the Mt We
J. non hospital Tuesday evening for o
!. operation for strangulated hernia
n MIR. ROY Peacock and Miss Ad
Elwood OF Mt, Vernon were Marie
by Rev. II. H. Hurley at the parsol
age on Tuesday afternoon. They wi
make their home in Parkersburg, "
2 Va. s~
!. Max Hyman entered plea OF mol
contendere to the charge OF keepin
/. place for the sale OF intoxicatin
$ liquor before Mayor Perrine Wedne
|. day afternoon ana the mayor Impose
/. fine OF $3.50, OF which $50 was su
y Penied.
o Health Oaicee Blair has receive
from the state board CT health r
s port on the analysis OF quantity
=. water from McIntire's pond. The T
IS port states that the water shows pc
luton and contains large numb,
% OF bacteria and should be condemns
le unless boiled.
x. Frank Simpkins, who was bitten
his dog Monday. Is preparing to |
,e to Chicago to take the Pasteur tire;