The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-09-09
SHORT LOCALS

Mrs. J. J. Mulhern of Akron, Ohio,
is the guest Of Mrs. Roy McCalla, city.
Mr.. Roy Billingsley spent Sunday at
Dennlson, Ohio, with relatives.
MIR. F. B. Richey of Utica, Ohio, Wis
tied over Sunday with friends in Mt
| Vernon.
Hanford's Balsam. Economy in
large sizes.
Mr.. II. X. Hubbard of Bellefontaine,
Ohio, visited with friends in the city
Sunday.
Mr.. F. w. Stamm is visiting rela-
tives in Pittsburg, Kansas.
Mr.. Thomas H. Whit of Centerburg
was business visitor in the city Sat
urday afternoon.
The Beauty Shop, 25 e. Gambler St
will open Tuesday afternoon. You are
cordially invited.
Miss Grace Smith returned to her
home in the city Sunday after
weeks visit with friends in Columbus.
Mrs. Ralph Gerrish visited over Sun
day with Miss Levia Ward of Green
Valley.
Mrs. George Goode of Springfield,
Ohio, arrived in the city Monday
morning to visit for several days with
relatives.
Better than a plaster -Hanford' s
Balsam when thoroughly applied.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Yackey Of
Sandusky returned to their home Sun
day evening after weeks visit with
relatives in Mt Vernon.
Mr.. Charles G. Cooper, East Gam
bier street, left Sunday for Snow Is
land, Mich, to spend two weeks fish
ing.
For chronic pain in the back apply
Hanford's Balssm. Rub it on and rut
it in thoroughly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G.. Beam of Eas
Palestine, O., are spending the weel
with relatives in the city.
Mr.. L. A. Culbertson returned Sat
r urday evening from spending severa
II weeks at his cottage at Snow Island
Mich.
See Pitkin's peach ad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fry and sol
of East Burgess street left Monda!
u for California where they will max
T. an extended visit with relatives.
Mr.. Walter w. Styers of Cleveland
e. formerly of Mt. Vernon, spent Sunda
Of the city with his family who ar
visiting here.
n. Mrs. Lydia May of Xenia, Ohio, /
visiting for several days with he
brother, Mr.. j. H. Brewer, of Mt. Vel
non.
Mrs. Harry Connor and daughter
Miss Ruth, of Orrvllle visited owe
Sunday with Miss Mae Brewer of Eas
lie Front street.
Mr.. Robert Bowland of Chicago
formerly of Mt. Vernon, is visiting fo
few days in the city with his motl
er.
49, LOST. r. Watkins Co. canvasln
"a book on Kinney road or in town, Fin
40 er leave at this office. Reward, j. n
~. emmett.
IN Cleaning, pressing and repairing
d. Kid gloves cleaned All kinds of o
trich feather work done. Citizen
phone 922 blue. L. A. Fitz, 912 Eai
IIamtramck street.
~ Miss Mary Semans OF Delaware, c
n who has been visiting for the past tW
ee weeks with Miss Dorothy Tudor
Mt South Jackson street, returned hon
OF Sunday evening
" MIR. Robert Johnston of East Gar
~ bier street will leave this evening {
n. a several days trip to Rockford al
d. Peoria, Ill
II Misses Isabel McDonougn and III
ur en- Smith left Monday morning for d
ita troit and Niagara to spend weeb
nr vacation.
IA Mr. William Semans and Mr. Ike
meth Walker of Delaware. Ohio, we
the guests of Miss Dorothy Tudor
4, South Jackson street Sunday.
,rk Mrs, John s. Ringwalt and hou
ca guest. Mrs. Gray of Columbus, retul
, a ed Sunday evening from ten da!
III. visit with friends in Cleveland
.ul Mr. and Mrs, j. e. McLain and A
w. T Welsh McLain have departed for tn
home in Des Molnes, Iowa, after
pleasant visit here with friends a
tor relatives, and attending the family
lnd union Saturday, September 9Th
our Hlawatha Park,
hre Miss Lulu Moflit, of North Calhc
street, one of Mt Vernons most po
nFe lar and efficient teachers, left t
nro morning for Athens where she win
tand tho nhto TTniVaraitv this We