The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-08-07


Lurle's, 225 S. Main st.
Mr.. Ned w. Tiger is suffering from
an attack of neuritis in his right arm
Choice cut flowers and artistic
ioral work. Charles B. Sharp.
Miss Frances Jones of West Wal
nut street is the guest of Newark re-
latives.
The Camp Fire girls of Gambler
held a picnic Wednesday afternoon at
Hazel Dell, Gambler.
The annual picnic of the mission.
ary society of the Baptist church has
been postponed until further notice.
Mrs. H. B. wellman has returned
to Gambler from a visit with relatives
at Port Huron, Ohio.
Mr.. Sherman Manchester of Cleve-
Ind, a former Kenyon student, spent
Wednesday in Gambler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nagel and
Miss Mary Lockwood attended the
homecoming at Utica Wednesday.
| Mrs. Sarah Thomas returned to
Cardington, Ohio, today after visit
with Mrs. II. +. Purdy of West Vine
street.
For fruit and vegetable scales, al
ready tested and sealed, see F. l..
Benefits Hardware store.
Forty members of the aid society
of the Brandon NJ. e. church were en-
tertained by Mrs. Clara Fishburn at
Brandon Wednesday.
Mrs. Edgar f. Davies and children
returned Tuesday to their home in
Brooklyn, N. Y, after a weeks visit
with Gambler relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Payne return
ed to Marietta, Ohio, Thursday after
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. N. w.
Smith who live south of the city.
Rev. r. Anna Sheldon Of Sparta,
Ohio, and Mr.. Edwin Sturt of Henry,
Ohio, are the guests of Mr.. L. B.
Evans OF Academia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Ricketts, and
children leave next week for New
York to make a brief visit with Mr..
John M. Ready.
Mrs. Ben Ames and Miss Sarah
Russell are spending the remainder
OF the summer at Mrs. Ames' home
in Old Mission, Mich.
Mrs Earl White of Brink Haven,
ell route to Camp Sychar, spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
, Maxwell, North Jefferson street.
New fall suits arriving daily.
LurIe's, 225 S. Main st.
Mr.. G. d. Young returned to his
home in Delaware, Ohio, this morning
after attending the Young family re-
union here yesterday.
Mr.. Karl Chrisman of Chillicothe
who is taking summer school work
at o. s. u, is visiting relatives in the
city.
Mrs. J. r. Heard returned to her
home in Hilliard, Ohio, this mornjns
after visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
. ward Bell, West Sugar street.
Mrs. William Hurst of Elwood
street went to Middletown, Ohio
Thursday to visit relatives for a
week.
Mrs. Walker Binegar of Washing
ton, c. H., was operated upon this
morning at the M. G. s. Hospital for
r hemorrhoids.
Mrs. John Baltzell Is spending the
day with her aunt in Danville Mrs
w. II. Tabor of Metropolis, ILL.,, will
accompany her home and be her
} guest.
Messrs. William S. Wilson of New
Cumberland, w. Va, and William
} Bell of Delaware, Ohio, returned
home Thursday after attending the
Hettler-Ewing wedding Wednesday,
Mrs George Hettler and daughter,
."ioS 'hub VI hltOOHdb ld, anu MISS
: Wilkin of New Cumberland, w. Va,
returned home Thursday after attend.
ing the Hettler-Ewing wedding Wed.
nesday.
Miss Madge Hurst, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Har-
per, for several weeks, left today for
GAINESVILLE, where she will visit
friends before returning to her home,
Chillicothe
Mrs. |. E. Harris returned to New
York city Thursday after a visit with
Miss Edith Ewart. East High street.
She was accompanied as far as New
ark by her daughter who returns to
the city this evening.
Miss Margaret Doolittle of Phila-
delphia Pa n sister of Mr. Harry X