The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-06-23


High street to Athens, Ohio, Saturday
to enter upon a six-weeks' course in
the summer school of Ohio Univer-
sity.
ate work this summer.
The Logan Natural Gas Company
have struck another valuable gas well
in the vicinity of Butler A well was
shot this morning on the farm of Ed.
Slough, about mile from Butler, and
is a gusher testing about 100000
feet per day.-Mansfleld Shield.
Mr.. d. c. Stone, Sr., left Saturday
morning for Youngstown, Ohio, where
he will make a short visit with his
son, Mr.. d. c. Stone, Jr. From Youngs-
town he will go to East Liverpool to
attend the state encampment of the
G. A. r.
Mrs. Charles Battrick sailed this
morning on the steamship Olympic for
her home in Swanage, England. She
was accompanied as far as New York
by Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Brining of this
city, via Cleveland and Niagara Falls
The latter are expected home to.
morrow morning Mrs. Battrick has
been their guest the past three
months.
Harry G. Clifford, of indianapolis,
Ind. who has been here superintend-
ing the removal of the fixtures and
furniture from the old postoffice,
went to Mt. Vernon this morning,
where the equipment will be in
stalled for the postoffice there. All
the equipment was loaded in two
freight cars yesterday and will be
installed in Mt. Vernon so that it
will be possible to open the postofiice
there in the new location next Satur-
urday.-Mansfiel News.
Miss Lillian Brown returned to her
home in Monroeville, Ohio, Friday af.
ter visit with Mrs w. A. Adams of
Gambler.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Pusey of Winfield, Iowa,
is visiting in the city for few days,
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ton, North Main street.
Mrs. Christ Young and Mrs. Len.
, heart of Bellville visited this week
with Mrs. Young's daughter, Mrs. E. l.
Parker Of this city.
Miss Helen Price of Springfield is
visiting for several days with hel
sister, Mrs. Matthews, of Gambler.
> Rev. j. H. Young and daughter Of
Tiffin returned to their home Friday
after visit in Gambler.
!, The ten-months-old sen of Mr.. ant
operation for telescoped bowels at tn,
Mt. Vernon hospital Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mcfarland re
turned to their home in Columbus Fri
day after a short visit with relatives
in Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Sterling Johnson has returne,
to her home in Mt Vernon after
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore L. CARRIER of Bellville.
. Mr.. Charles Weeks of Bellville ha
moved to Mt. Vernon to be in charg
of the new creamery here. Mr.. G. H
Lee of Bellville also expects to NOV
to Mt. Vernon to work in the ney
creamery
- The Bellville Masonic lodge has az
cepted an invitation of Frdericktow
lodge to attend meeting at that plac
June "a. The Maser Mason's degre
will be conferred on a class of car
didates.
et Mr.. p. j. Birmingham, representa-
the Redpath Chautauqua of Columbus
Is Ohio, arrived here today and bega
,r making extensive preparations for tn
seven-day Chautauqua program whic
g. begins July II.
v A pony and cart, owned by Mr.. II.
ID SHETLAND of this city, was recent
az sold to Mir. Frank Link of Sandusky
formerly of Mt. Vernon. Mr.. Oma
m Stephens started for Sandusky thi
il morning, driving the pony, attache
to the cart overland.
is Police Judge and Mrs. w. B. Quin
a. of Canton and Mr. and Mrs. Collier O
Youngstown, who have been spendin
" several days in Gambler, made shor
o. visit in Mt. Vernon Friday mornin
in while enroute on an automobile tri