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The central record., 1914-03-12
The W0mans Club
Resolutions.
Edited By The womans Club,

The Civic Department of the Wom-
ans Club being deeply interested in
beautifying and keeping sanitary the
city of Lancaster and wishing to call
attention to the officers and citizens to
the good purpose of this organization
do resolve:
First: That through and by these
resolutions the city council and the Of
ficers of the city be requested that the
ordinance enacted for the purpose of
preventing loose and trash papers scat
tered on the Public Square and the
streets of the city be enforced.
Second: That as many of the lawns
in the city are no longer protected by
fences and as already the people have
been annoyed by stock running at large
in the city limits injurying the shrub
berry of the lawns, that the officers of
the town have such stock promptly i'm
pounded when found at large in the
city.
ly annoyed by worthless dogs that the
officers, whose duty it is to collect the
dog tax, be urged by the council to
rigidly enforce the ordinance covering
this subject.
, Fourth: That copy of these reso-
! lutions be presented to the council.
! Fifth: That the Central Record be
requested to publish these resolutions,
asking the citizens to assist in their
enforcement. Done by order of the
Womans Club.
/ The last meeting of the Woman S
J Club was a musical and very enjoy
able one Russian music was the sub
ject with the composers Rubenstein
ard Tschaikonsky under discussion.
! Miss Eliza Smith gave a sketch of
Rubenstein's life, Mrs. Theodore Cur
rey talked upon Russian Folk Music"
Miss Annie Margaret Elkin read pa
/ per on Modern Russian Composers"
Miss Lefty Mae McRoberts delightfully."-
rendered Rubenstein's Melody in ''F'
and waltz by Tschaikovsky.
The subject of the next meeting will
be School Improvement
4 4
All members that are in arrears with
their dues are asked to pay them by
March the 18th.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-16
THE BOY KNEW BEST

What is your last name?" asked
a schoolteacher.
Augustus, ma'am."
"Augustus!" exclaimed theteacher.
What is your other name?"
JONES'" said the lad.
Then Jones is your last name, of
course" said the teacher looking at
the boy with considerable severity.
''No'm," replied the boy respect
fully. my name was Jones when
was born, but mother says they didn't
name me Augustus for three
months"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-16

The hat is built up on the left side
and is worn low on the forehead on
the right. 1t is of grey green braid
with brim lined with black velvet.
A wreath of mignonettes and~a black
ostrich pompom at the side.
Just now the designers of hat trim
mings are taxing their artistic tastes
in making novel "stick-ups" out of
ostrich feathers as all plumage of
wild birds is interdicted by law.
-o-o-
Women folks are taking exception
to Vice President MarshalTs advice
to husbands to kiss their wives once
day as an act of good faith. Sure.
Might as well use rubber stamp or
notary seal to show good faith.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-16

bits of butter and few bread crumbs.
Put in oven for five minutes. Turn
onto platter and serve piping hot.
PINEAPPLE SALAD
Canned pineapple may be used in
the salad. Remove. from can and al
low to stand at least three hours be-
fore serving. Cut lettuce in fine
strings. Make nest and put pine
apple on top. Serve with French
dressing, with spoon of cold cheese
custard at side of plate.
CHEESE cUSTARD
Put one heaping cupful of grated
cheese into double boiler. Allow to
melt Put one egg that has been well
beaten into one cup of milk, a salt
spoon of dry mustard and one of salt.
Add to the cheese and cook until like
thick custard. Add one teaspoon of
butter. Put aside to cool slowly.
When thick serve in spoon shape on
salad plate.
For decorating table use white
linen and dishes. Place cards of
shamrock with guest name in gold.
Favors may be tiny Irish harps or tiny
pots of growing shamrock. For the
centerpiece use bank of ferns on
round mirror, a few white flowers and
Irish flags.
If you care to, you can decorate
your entire table with crepe paper,
which is being used more and more
as decorations for informal frolics
and dinners.
THE BOY KNEW BEST
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29
RALLY DAY
Al Pfg1yiHi1R Church On
&RdsI A Great Success

me EEIy ms IN lhs sunday scho1l
an Hns Ei-szilE-sriIn church yesterday
NsEs III IUnEznl snuesss. Esssryfrsily
1EEs fssm 7IislHed n tina rsInH-ifzfla
E-'UE1ih cd ahH ssiiIoul a. sihgEn flE "A
Si1E7u lI-agI7sd " M- III Va BuEdsn.
1s-asHniE- Tfha B-irh WH1sr marx Tn AZ
EzDtI-pr,H wI-s Reached q FHar zzEo a.
rzElF tEE- THss remarkable ffiuE IS
tasH1 1fis H1nsndHDcz week Eeo Nas
ILlui1ss Is grind rs Il was E1 rhs rzIlg
fsEE s'srv5z,F 4 EsR- sea- Ths Az1aud-
EBts HsssHsrJiEs surpassed al s1J,s,na-
ai,ms. I-nf the new EVsErls wsrk Is be
Eun Eaih E-saa ssDc1urBea1nsz1- TIhs
s-sbtIiE1i1m a n KilEss If children f-on
M grLuu-F ID The intermediate DE-
HHzuInsaa featured me exercises @.
yesterday 1GruzIEE The c1Ass gave 4
Vsry impressive zIiuslrHt5sn af KhH1
sflsF Ind BsiErus.H under the esir5sui
RsiHhzrxhg zf MIS- Arufur CBolsE
ssE1'zE111zsndsml Cd zhs Tz1mKry depart
mar1 Mrs Fred Kn1-T's tlRss zlsr
s1'ak 4 usr-F Interesting EsH-z n TIE eE
s-glsssss- SsFsH1s-ssn scholars q 1hs
ssthEEE mz1 ube hiah standard ssa bs
alhs C;1afnta 81 lhs sthaal sur ps1fsc
ulEm IN sunday sclboul work and re
gsEEssf HSl3z.s n 4 1.ikem Cd RFQreciR
al,m- Vh= mlrui1E hBUr 81 wCsrsfiT
NEs BEEEGs,t ~ ane Interests Cd Sun
CAY zEib.s,a EE-ik nr- W G. Cg5EQinse-
President cd Or1sribsin CnzTs-si1v
giving a E'sly 1Ilssrss1lng and ins7iir1ns
41ifrssss
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29

npi = scrap Of information had been
found Then Coral. ulsking 3 cers-
noniODs hew 10 lnez- left her slOne
Inez was moved by two conflicting
emotions She bad saved her brother
and the cause he was engaged in from
serious setback and far more i'm
poTtaui than that, many 4 man who
would bzve been implicated and lost
MS life haG iisst Pepits carried swaysS
Est Of ths-iT nauls-S .hst had been saved
On the other hard. she had receiTed
s birrer thrust in the treatment of her
lover
Her usefulness 10 the cause mad end
90 sDd ~he determined 30 slip away
from the risy of Mexico and reiOin her
brother She vas engaged IN getting
Together the things she would take
with Der wseo the door opened and
Manueg Coral entered Placing his On
ger 10 his iiTS. he looked about him
10 satisfy himself that no one else wss
present Inez looked 81 him wonder
ing vhsr ne would DO next TheB he
spoke hurTlediy-
ANa44 ~ - AE-NANE
iictstOr. WHOSE confidence 4 have He
had neceived sDiirecT infurmsIiOn that
y0u were here in the interests of the
reyOluiiOnisTS al once sent nv
br0Jher 10 infurm you thst yOu were
suspected and persuaded the dtctatOr
10 permit me 10 make the Search
knew YOU would be subjected to
saw Pepiis take pSpeT from the neck
of your dress You thirk have be
rsyed y0u- hSVe saved you HeaS-
IN knows WHIST would hSve become OF
you hs,s Bol warned vou az bad sn-
other cOndRcted the Search-
lDeE IiS5ene1 10 JhsSe hurried words
I'll the end then. topping. fell into beT
lovers SFns
When she came TO herSeif NSnuel
Coral was bending over hST anxiO1sly
Co he Said while there Is time
have more 10 do here 81 I would so
With yCu
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29

ne 1s-Esz-gHf sun ~ ~. zzd E-s
Her Sch-dtz. wa -sszfs t1-ss niles
soa-h-szzt a IsI1=aE- e =e-dusiE fl
WIN blood poisoning.
NJ E-z N-s- E-zr WHAT'S anf
NJ a-5 W-s- Hoy M1-sF rr Brandon
Ezre Ezaz-s q M-S. EIEa IzrEzuu CT
Hznz S1adaE
N-s- Joh1 Bzsz 1zd s1u- ehiIf-g1-
VIC rsszte sc1th Of the cs-y. zsnt co
7EuocszzIL- O. thzs naru=zz x1sru
tzes ElI vzsi- -slE-f-es FIR z=sB
TIE Nj ve-uaa Ca-sra- confer
elr= 1zs 6eau postponed gur1 Ocr- -
C- secu1z- ~ the zcz-l=t Es4zr suf-
dez5e fz Uuca
s--- and H- G. G. F-sr=r- Misses
Ho7s aad E--h Ftshs-- NJ C. E pm
E7s and 1E- WorEzz z E--x= of 8Eart-
On O. =ers III TIE ei-E S--,fEg- form
5-E ar zz-e uEu
Mrz- Joseph q s-zvheas and t11zh-
tsrs- M5ssss 1zazEEts ana FTc-ence. ci
EAST Hz-rrz1ck zsrssL I=E ralz
--c-uz-E r. Lz-c1z-s-- vte-e they
sfl vtsir -zlz-zves
Mss M 1eWclf os San Angelo.
Tsxzs- 40 hzs beer ths -uesr Of N-.
s1d Ms A ~ Blamer q F-sde--clf-
tczu w=u- q Iohustozu- o. Suutf1v
20 vt=zt relatives
N-s- K Il Tuner Of Lzzeolu- Nsh-
1zt9 has 5eeE tas -uzst of rslztiEss Il
TIE etrE. Izft slzdzy f1- sazhz1E-1u.
Il. c. and ether eastern poz1-s S1=
uzs zeeozEzzied By Mss J1Ea e
Turner q thzs city
Mr LONE Sshzzppaezsss- vhc has
been visiting relatives IN the eiry
since leaving ths carnival suugany be
kzs beez travelling wfth TINS suuns-
went 70 AE-uu this ruo-uza- On bush
nsss
Hoc- Samuel A Hossizs. president
Of the state civil service commission
returned 20 ColXzbus tbs morning
afSs- spending several Gays With D-
: " Douglass at the Ohio STATE Sam
to-ium-
Mrs- r. l. GazLz1ore ana 6azEhrs-
EhO have been TIE guests C rsEaztvss
in the city, lsft SundaE fer NeR Eo-s
rrr4- --A-- =E-- IN z-=- ~ lr-rr=
mere G1d Ec to B-i6sspC-t- Com
where they VII spend rear. BEr
ard Ms GaIf1crs have bssn rvsid=nz
IN Cisvslzn6-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29
Names Of Nations

The oameS OF tOe great uatiOnS Of
RCnOVN 81 many puzzles to the phIlOl-
0gis9 There is no doubt that France
X the cOunIry Of the Franks the free
men Or thsr Arstria is the eastern
smpire- Bar one would not 80 easily
guess that -RuSSiSU<- means row
Or seafAnerS-s woni of Swedish
gin cOmmem0rstins the ScandinaVt
vikings The BTitOOs hsSe been Su.
posed 10 take their name from a word
sisnifyinS vSTiessted in allusson TO
their staining sheir skins with EOad
Most pEfzxiin= IL al i Germans
Wh5ch i pSas the Latin -seFmanus,-
Own bTOSh--r- eJt of CeIrie origin. and
has t-een varieuSIy interpreted as
meaning the neOPle' OF the shout
enS~-LoHlion Chronicie
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29

Lsandsr hutchinson. aged ~ dfsd
a. his hOue On Pennsylvania avenue
Monday morning al ll-3a O'Clock al
ter a Gfresa weeks illness Of discusses,
incident 70 Old age The deceased
had spent practically an q hiS he ia
this community in the employ of ths
Peuusylyznfa railrDad lie fought In
the Ciyl War As a member al Dee
iccker POst Ne. n. e. Ar Ha
l.lvss ons dlush-sr ard a scu. M
isaiah Hutshiason the hstsr re- ANA
or t1e Ml-tinshgrg roaa Ths General
, y ednesiay aftarnaou AZ tns heu,s q.
Isaiah Hltehiuson- su-e-ms1s l
IolnS VieE eenstsry
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29
AFTER ALL
Is SAD and Dere the No--zzcs ca tire
Home ard Fsr- IS the Safest
Security &C he O1-zfrec

/ And When yOg consider
That the whole Of the home ard
farm
2 Belongs 10 cur company.
Until The half or less leaned
upon Il is repaid.
s. Then the real safety of moues
deposited with u i seen
& The Bueksys State Building a.
Loan Company. Rankin BgzIdirg. -
West Gay street, Columbus. Ohio-
Five Per cent paid On tine deposits.
Over 81. 90. zee OF m0rtzzgss.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29

Wzh11r-un. n C SEPT Es-The
Treatment of hoEs exposed C ths risk
o. cgH-zEian frun hog chols-a with
ilTl-i-haE cholera serum hss saved al
buf z-277r in tfs So1theTu SITES. zc-
s'u-1l1E u reports received - ne T. :
Department Of AEr5culf-re fru-- leeal
srsuts engaged IN de-no-stra15on work
in ms section
These reports show tha1 tie county
zrs1ts Inocnizfed. II the yezr e1dlng
9uue "a. 1914 = total q ss.S2s boEs
1hs1 we're in good health 81 TIE tine,
I'M were exposed 10 the diseases. Of
Sll5s Bumber only 7S7 died This loss
u1 2-&7E 5s regarded As hiEhly Eratify-
1us eFidsure q the valve uf the pre-
senuVe treatment Eith szts-5og chol
era serum
Although many authorities Go 1oi
Recommend fhis treatment zf1s- the
has Is 50 Sex thAf signs o. ne disease
are plainly visible, the agents IN
many cases took . fighting chance
The results wOuld seen On the Whole
% haFs been very sa1zsfzcso-y- In
clnding SICK and vel animals grand
-otal q sl-S7s hogs exposed 70 the dis
else received the serzm Od these. 3
tibz died. a percentage Of loss Of rs
In considering these figures. seient
ISIS point on Ihsf The EOrk vas done
under ordinary farm conditions. and
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29
STRENGTH M EXCITEMENT.
Sa-ssr Essr- Szss g Pan SsA->s re
Azilzsrzl Canes :, Mv-k

H-renzi Eizr1cS - WsrE
NEls n Fse-ssu iias wondered W8eFs
lnr- saG1izl,s,a lhs. >arsgsc1h 11sas slllaois.5
tlln r8 1lihsT-ca .>..lErs. -sI-is1-yeucy rtIzg
saslts5 fsr l11s>.zai 9airsirai txer15o1
wien EuI-itr esr'1iH1rs r'5'u1i1isGls B=
WWni5 De ,ulsa1bs. sr r,larral r51ne ui
uaaz saHvalsuai "a W1s frfm Ihe a11e-
aHl saaHsas- suu Elsae glands SiIuais-a
ae,sEe- a1fe 6iEussS Hlir4h >st,trese W,lzr
y kDaNn A. 1f1re1sa tisfr ana EBrn
sCs1rli.5-t,5 E-issc,Ins-.,,. Hlle same me the
1Dl.s,a ubt ssEe.ca s1 4ElS adGiIisn II
1hs- tiist,7 - % rsileilSe Sasar 1rum S1zsr-
Ese n al,e sEer and lG5gEs \ lz1o THE
eBsasz- 51Tre Ia,e tBe,,a fraB the ar
e5aaE5az- rss=isas> Eligo tire heart iulSs
s~1lr1l ussgxrsRs .ES7esIn and Ennis The
lssssiaEllc eSr-.c1 as - sEc51e tine zIsuSsIiss
rs h-vzrHlilaiE and slIa1sse nIasEal effort
o. he usHass
Ej11seg ssuI- rsese % EaiD WI SUI
slE Ehe suiEsa2l's rs.gnirea 80 SCI Ihe
s5z-xa1za .iiH1as i1.1a sc1l1n When 3
H4isssse * fnE5sDsa E5tbaaf any Ac-
egmPsHzyFz1r 'atssExse ii exc5.eDeuI Il
uay rHSe a cssughe 81 81EFs for 4 70
uss,Hrsr Is DaruBH1 cgDdin0n- tUI II
B1-'SsHa lzIIe Is ilBeclea Nr Il Ihr01Gn
sIsEsEDsmE uals a1rslzzl glands are
Sa5E-niI1s.s - eischsrre ana secreVe
me r1Etc1sS ulRscie EsRg REGAIN irs
-i.rrI1h eE5IVr N rAIree minutes The
ssEsz- sci frse traan the HRsr and Car-
e'1l11ss5 IN Ihe tdeo5 S5mulstss the
UIrzsssciisss ser SlEa- n the sO1rce Il
Ill1iss,i1lE- energy Fear rase and pam
are rsRs given as II asture as ssen-
sisS IL salshiie rs - sise us1r EsAVsicai
F'sEesrs GO stle5r funeSI extent n TIE
CRISIS ta1s EsaaBces Tbe sxcs1esDeuI-
Essz Al,rsas.s EEIne.s
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29
Taken a a.r Mn-,,

hioonitle.d WOmau looked xcross
her AVN II Where pSSserSby were
h1eSkius "a The hsOssOming twigs OF
her fSvOEite qusDce Ires-
We might as well cut the t0ae Gown
as let il stand for psOp,e To destroy. =
sid she
Half an b'snT later the Irse lay On ths.
ground beside Iirtle haechet. while
arOand lsehind Ef~ hOHSe the small boz
'-f the fsmily WAS getting switching
with one Il abe branehes
This TeAcbes uS that we sh0uha Dc
sure Of our SUdiensre before Ee eEapsoy
hyperooas IN o1T speech = Newark
News
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29
RESULTS OBTAINED
FROM anti CHOLERA SERUM

10- y trained eTperts in laboratories.
u. addition. = ys-y large number Of
hoEs we're inoe8lafed by veterinarians
or hy farmers themselves In these
eEses 10 figures are available to show
TIE exact results Of the treatment
Department expert also point Out.
however. that faoe0lstiOn alone is not
sufficient and does not remove the
necessity for sanitary and other pre-
cautions; for example, hogs should be
fed for a few 6ays after the treatment
On cooling laxative foods They should
=, removed 10 uninfected and cleas
pens where there Is plenty Of shade,
and care should be taken to free them
from lice and worms Since many hogs
are Eorn infested. the following for
muls- which has been used by local
agents throughout the South With con
siderable success. Is suggested by the
Kentucky Experiment Station
SAntonin-2ls grains
Areea nut-1 dram
CzlODel-1 grain
Sodium czrbouste-I dram
This is = sufficient quantity for each
les pounds Of live weight The dose
should be given in sIop in the evening.
after the hogs have been without food
for from II to "a hours. The following
morning each hog should receive a Ia
bleSPoonfDl OF EPSON Salts.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29
DEATHS
casrIss n Ienrs1n

Charles Hsury Johnson died aI bis
home In Monroe township, four Hl1les
north oi Mt VeruuE- Sat1riay even.
ing a 5-45 O'clock afJer an Illness OF
aeute urasIui1 The deceASed hacked
ten DAYS OF being IS years old EFs is
survived BY his Vife. two ehnGrsa. Ells
worth and OIsa Mae. and a number o,
brOthers ane sisters. The hsneraI o.,
Surred Monday aftsFneon Al = o'eIoek
Al the Ebenezsr church Rev AIEsu
Csiciatins IutsEmens IN Ehs1szsr
cemetery
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29

spent Sunday With relatives in New
ark
MIR. Levi WiIlimsn Of Newark zas
the guest Sunday OF Mr. and Ms John
wIIIimen East LameFtine street.
Mr.. p Collins has returned 20 his
home on Jefferson street after a buzsi-
ness trip to PIeassnsyiIIs. o.
Miss Grace Leatheruan returned
this morning from a two weeks visit
with her parents in Richmond Ind
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Val Of Cardine-
ton were guests of CITY Engineer ana
Mrs. Ray s Blinn Sunday
MFR. C. b Cochran Of EIi1zhe,h
street went 20 OrrviEIe Monday to vis-
it his son in that city.
The l. ROseuthaH Clothing Cos
store will be closed all day wedues
day. Sept 30th on account o. holiday
Mrs Frances Henderson returned to
Cleveland this morning after q visit
liz the city with Mrs William Green OF
North Sandusky street.
Mr.. F. II. Fish returned TO Cleveland
this morning after spending a weeks
vacation with his parents. AIr. and
Mrs. C. b. Fish OF the Newark ruad-
Mr.. Louis Meyers. whO has been
the guest of Mr.. Raymond u. Genin
of West High street. returned to Point
Marion. Pa this morning
Mr.. r. 2. Houze returned 10 his
home in Point Marion. Pa. this morn
ing after visiting Mr. Martin Whitman
of East Vine street
Mrs DR. Wilson and Mrs c. J. Roz-
ers OF Columbus will be the guests o.
MIR. and Mrs Z o Arnold for q few
days
Misses Rena Bailey and Lucy Day-
idsOn OF Frederiektown spent SUNDAY
with the Iatter's mother and sister in
Centerburs-
Mrs Anbra Black Biggs and dAugn-
ter. Pauline. of AsheviIe. y. C.. we're
guests of Mrs. Howard Huntsse-Ees
Saturday
Mr.. and Alrs. Stanley Pearl Of spar
To and Mr. Win SensiI Of Akron were
I the guests OF Mrs ThOs- Hunt os South
Vernon Saturday.
Mrs. Susie Armstrong and Miss
I Alice Lewis have returned home af-
ter visit ot two weeks with relatives
! in Kansas and in Kansas City. No.
Messrs. Ralph Walker. AImoa Po-
land. Dwight and Russell EwaIt and
Ralph Ward were guests of friends in
Newark sunday
Mrs. Oswald Schaad returned 20
Columbus Sunday after a visit in the
city with Dr. and Mrs. John r. CLAY
pool
MI and Mrs Harker L4ybarser and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert r Hess attended
the funeral ot the late John Han az
DJuyiue Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Click Of East
High street had ss their guests sun
day, Messrs. r. X. and Charles Click
and d. e. RAMSEY Of CardiugtOu-
4 Miss Teresa AIIerdins Of West
Chestnut street vent TO Mansfield
saturday TO be- the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. y Ailerding for several days
Mrs NJ Kaufman and daughter.
Miss Mae. went to Mt Guead this
morning Ia attend the fair and visit
relatives
Alr. and Mrs Frank Sutphen return
ed TO Columbus this morning after a
visit with MIR. aud Mrs. Al Mild. North
jefferson street.
The undersigned will offer al Publi,
auction on his farm two miles South ol
North Liberty, o., on Wednesday. Sep
tembeT 30. 1914. the following: : head
ct horses mares and colts; n head og
cattle. consisting 0f cOws. yOuRg cat
i tie and calves; IS head OF h-eedhs
ewes: "a head oi lamhss / DelaIne
ram; 10 head g: ssoatss - head og tu--
keys: hay In now. oats in hIn ana en-
my farming implements Sale 10 CON
menee at 10 O'Clock, sharp W $. Gil
more.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29
SHORT LOCALS

Eggs. 2s cents. butter, Is cents
Mr. Clarence Engle was the guest
OF his parents in Howard Sunday.
FARMS FOR sALE-wC Rock
veil. II
Mr. Charles Caguey spent Sunday
with friends in Millersport. o.
Hr. J. e. Youst OF Brandon spent
Monday in Columbus.
Mr.. John d. Ewing. Sr.. spent Mon
day in Columbus on business.
Hanford's Balsam cures nail in the
foot
Miss Louise Sheets OF Delaware rs
the guest Of Mrs f. b. Miller
Mr.. Lot c. stnlwer went to Mt. Gil
cad this morning on business.
Chief Of Police Parker went to Co
luubus Monday on business.
Mr.. Ellis veateh was Columbus
visitor Monday.
Mr.. w j. Denman spent Monday
IN Columbus on business.
Pain in the side? Rub on and rub
In Hanford's Balsam thoroughly.
Mr.. Charles v Critchfeld went to
Bryan. o.. this morning on business.
Mr. George Mitchell was a Columbus
business visitor Monday.
DIR. Carl II. Sellers OF DanyilIe spent
Sunday in the city with his parents.
Hrs. w. S. Deeley and two children
went To Sandusky Sunday. where they
win visit relatives for week
Deputy Fire Marshal L. J. DeFmOdy
went to Canton this morning on otiie-
lal business.
Miss Mary Pyne OF Cambridge, o..
visited with friends in the city over
Sunday.
County Auditor and Mrs. Walter NJ.
Riley attended the funeral of the late
John Hail at Danyille on Sunday.
MRS. Burt Condor OF Orryile is the
Eaest of Mrs W J. Boyle OF East
Front street
Miss Blanche smithhisIer Of Nor
walk. o.. is the guest OF Mrs. Guy
Buckingham.
MIR. Paul Hildreth Of Columbus
Gpent Sunday with his parents in tns
city.
Dr. A. w Crumley went 10 COlum
sss this morning to attend the grand
circuit races
Mr. Charles Miller OF Columbus. q
deputy fire marshal, is in the city on
business.
mrs. C. \. Seigfried went to Ashley
Ohio Monday TO spend week with
relatives.
Mr.. Raymond Taugher has eutere,
the pharmaceutical department o
Ohio University at Ada, Ohio.
%r and Nus. Guy l.auderbaugh re-
turned TO Columbus sunday. after
weeks visit with relatives in the city
AR. Gustave Cornell OF Pleasant
Vaiie. o., spent the weekend With eel
@tiVss in the city
Ar. G.. 5. Hunt OF East Vine stree
apent Monday in Columbus ON busI
n@sz-
Little Miss olive Latham returue,
from a visit with relatives in Center
burg this morning.
sAr. Robert Salisbury OF Deniso
college. Granville. spent Sunday wit
mis- parents in the city.
Misses Sarah and Margaret ReyI
oids OF Columbus were guests Of IOcs
relatives Sunday.
Mesars. William Means and Clyd
Parsons Of Brink Haven were in IA
city Monday on business.
Miss Nina Owen OF Frederiektow
was the guest OF Butleg friends Sun
day.
Hessrs. A. W and ". h. Chapma
~ New York City are in the city o
abaamsss.
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4 Mean Of Aapru.eh.

though I an nut SuOSer / IKE to
carry matches in nv pocket ODe is al
ways stabie 10 He aecoSsed on the street
~ some one IN Oe,sd II a tight To ne
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29
HUNTING
Without A License And Man
Is Arrested

NaeE Gleason Of Ches1srviHs Vas ar
rested SazUrd2y 81 Game Warden Il
T. PeUruse O. this eity and Arraignsd
before squire Burt Of that village s1
charge Of hunting WithOus a license
Gleason pleaded guilty to the charge
and VIII Prob4bIy Dc Eas,f the mini
man u SIS Ths uaxuam Ere thl-
can be- Imposed Is 500