The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-06-30
SHORT LOCALS

w 6ihiu W ShShBe III DuSlueSS.
Mrs. Fred II. Cole, East Front street,
is spending several days at Howard.
Mr. Carl Masteller went to Granville
this morning for short visit.
Mr.. L. S. Kinnaird is in Akron to-
day on business.
Mr.. Patriki Suki of this city left
this afternoon for Spokane, Washing.
ton.
Mr.. Albert Marsh left this afternoon
for Millersburg, Ohio, to work for Les.
lies Weekly.
Mrs. Lavina Doty of North Sandus.
ky street left today for a visit with
friends in Newark and Columbus.
Masters Roger Tarr and Leland Kel-
ser are in Chicago for a two weeks
visit.
Mrs. C. w. Bryan of Marie, Mich,
arrived in the city today to visit rela-
tives.
Miss Edna Keppler, nurse of this
city, went to Hamilton, Ohio, this
morning on professional business.
Mrs. E. B. Bixler and two sons of
Cottage street went to Cleveland this
morning to spend the summer.
Mrs. Mabel French returned Friday
morning from a several days visit
with relatives in Orrville, Ohio.
Mrs. Joseph Ferguson returned Fri.
day from a visit with relatives in
Tiffin, Ohio.
Mr., Carl Taugher returned today
from weeks visit in Columbus and
Tifin.
Messrs. Robert and Richard Shire
man leave tomorrow for Cleveland to
make their future home.
Mr.. Vance Parks of Metropolis, ILL.,,
is spending several days in the city
/ with relatives.
Mrs, John Mcintosh and daughter,
Miss Jean, of East Sugar street, are
spending the day in Columbus.
Mrs. j. Hoffman, residing on the
Columbus road, went to Columbus Fri
| udy 10 YlSlt relatives.
Miss Elsie Moffit of Academia went
to Rochester, N. Y, this morning to
attend summer school.
Mrs. Edward Devoe and daughter
and Mrs. Ella Atherton went to Colum-
bus Friday
i Miss Jeanette Stephens of East
Burgess street went to Youngstown
Friday to visit her grandparents.
Mr.. p. F. Davies, who has been visit
ins relatives in Gambler rov two
weeks, left Friday for his homo III
s. ooklyn. Mrs. Davies and cuildreu
will remain in Gambler until fall
Mrs. Arthur Richerds and children
of Schenectady, N. Y. who have beer
visiting Mrs. S. S. shiflette, OAK
street, returned home Friday.
: Mr.. Harry Crumley left this noon
for Millersburg, Ohio. He is EN-
: ployed with the Cleveland office OF
Leslie's Weekly.
: Mrs. Mary Flanagan of Columbus
who has been the guest of Mrs. A. w
Rine of Ridgewood street, went tc
: Gambler Friday to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Goldsmith ant
daughter of Columbus are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs II NJ Lauderbaugh O.
this city.
Mr.. Charles D. Al=y aas returned t.
his home in Mt. Vernon after three
years service in the United States
army in the Philippine Islands.
Among the list of candidates placed
in nomination for Class b., Group 2
directors in the Cleveland regiona
reserve district, is Mr.. Frank l.. Bean
of this city.
Mrs. John Payne of Mt. Vernon
spent Friday with Mrs. John Know
, der. Mrs. C. B. Draper and children
returned home with her,-Delawart
, Journal-Herald.
Mrs. Flora Bum of Mt. Vernron wa!
elected state treasurer of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans a
East Liverpool on Thursday. Mrs. 10
f sephine Weir of this city was elected
f secretary.
!. Mrs. C. E. Swisher and children ant
3 Mrs. II. l.. Thomas and daughter re
4 turned today to their homes in To
A ledo after a visit with Mrs. R. E
4 Westfall and Mrs. NJ. r. Rhinehart o
. this city
D Mr. George Harter, Jr., of Akron
t and Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell M. Harter o
/ Canton were called to the city yes
r terday by the illness of Mrs. Georg,
t S. Harter. Mrs. Harter is greatly i'm
e proved today.
y Mrs. Catherine Reese Of this cit.
}. was elected state president of tn
6 Ladies Auxiliary of the Sons of Vetel
L ans at East Liverpool ON Thursday.
t Donald Dowds is spending severa
h days with relatives in Amity.