The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-07-04
SRORT LOCALS

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Mrs. Charles Cowan Of Mansfield 10
visiting for several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harley LeMasters Of this city.
Mrs. August Kerner left Tuesday
morning for Cleveland where she will
visit for few days.
Miss Lena E. Knight of Geneva, N.
Y, was visitor in the city over Mon
day.
Miss Alberta Burger went to Bar.
berton, Ohio, Tuesday morning to
make a weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. William Wilmington.
Mrs. X. l.. Otis of Chicago, Illinois,
and Mrs. G. c. Howell Of Providence,
X. J., are the guests of Mrs. Alice G..
Stamp, West Sugar street
| Mrs. U. G. Pickard went to Howard
Tuesday morning, being called there
by the serious illness OF Mrs. William
Eley.
Messrs. w. G. Rockwell, Elmer
Loney and J. J. Lash left today for
Plainoma, Texas, to inspect some $15
to s35 per acre farm lands with the
view of handling same in this vicinity.
Hon. Robert Black, special counsel
in the state banking department, is
in the city on business connected with
the affairs Of the defunct Guaranty
Savings Bank and trust company.
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her home on North Main street Sun.
day after several days visit with
relatives in Akron. She was accom-.
panied home by her two grandchil-
dren, Ruth and Robert Fletcher.
All persons who had left repair
work with A. J. Henley & Co. can Sc.
cure same at the old location on
South Main street.
On Saturday, July 26, q civil service
examination will be held at the Mt.
Vernon postoffice for postmaster at
Greer, Knox county. The position
pays q salary Of $270 per year. Appli-
cation blanks may be obtained from
the postofiice at Greer or Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus Ewalt and
Judge and Mrs. Park B. Blair, and son,
Robert, motored to Carey, Ohio, Satur.
day morning and visited over Sunday
with Mr.. c. F. Barton and family, re-
turning home Monday evening.
Mr.. Charles F. Colville Of this city
representing the class Of 1880 Of Ken
yon college will 60 to Howard Wed
nesday to attend the funeral Of the
late DR.. Britton, who died In Marion
DR.. Britton is the first member Of the
class Of 80 Of Kenyon to die. all hav
ing been living and present at the
thirtieth reunion Of the class, held II
Gambler during commencement week
1919.
'''On Sunday evening, July 8, I
missionary address will be given b,
Miss Petrona Staurizrova Of BulgariI
In the Brandon Baptist church. Sh'
will tell Of her thrilling and remark
, able experiences. Everybody wei
come.
7, Mrs. Currnow Of Pacific Grove, Cal
fornia, Is the guest Of her sisters
Mrs. o. +. Flippo. Mrs. G. l.. StronI
and Miss Maud Darrah.
Miss Mabel smucker Of Hudson ave
nue. IL visiting her cousin, Miss Mar
A Patterson, at her home in Mt. Vernon
Z Newark American Tribune.
I Come In and sample my Ice Tes
I have a special blend for ice tea at
3 very special price for the best qualit,
8 BY the h., or ,1-2 ID. 50c per lb. Pi,
kin's cash store.
r Mrs. A. @. Wirwille and children n
' turned to their home on West Hig
street Tuesday after a several days
}. visit with relatives at Pleasant Va
I ley.
/. Mr.. Lynn Revennaugh. formerly Q
Mt. Vernon, who IL attending tn
/. summer school sessions Of Wooste
University is assisting In getting on
the summer school index there.
Z Mrs. George Congdon and sor
! George. Of Milwaukee. Wis.,, have al
. rived In the city to spend the summe
with Mrs. Congdon's mother, Mrs
Sherman Pyle. Of East High street.
Mrs. James F. Lee is resting YER
: well At the Mt. Vernon hospital fol
lowing her operation Tuesday after
noon. The operation for gall stone
was all that was thought to be neces
ssry before the incision was made
, but the gall bladder was found to b.
In q very serious condition and 1
!. was necessary to remove It, Thi
was q more serious operation thai
WAS the removal Of the gall stones
Mrs. Lee came from under the infu
ence Of the anssthetic In good cond
tion and with . regular pulse.