The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-21
SHORT LOCALS

MT. JOnn beorBe went 10 columbus |
Thursday morning to spend the day.
Mrs. Harriet E. Larimore went to |
Danyille Friday morning to spend the
day.
Mr.. +. c. Mulock went to Columbus /,
Friday morning to make short bust
ness visit.
Deputy Sheriff Walter Mossholder /
made a business trip to Danville Fri.
day morning.
Mr. Albert Priessnitz of Howard en-.
tered the Mt. Vernon hospital Thurs
DAY evening for treatment.
Mrs. r. A. Sims Of Newark is visit
ing for several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster Sims Of this city.
Mr.. Harold Ahrendt Of Walnut
street went to Columbus Friday morn.
ing to undergo an operation upon his
nose.
Mrs. Luther A Stream and children
went to Granville Friday afternoon TO
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. George Conard
and family.
Mr.. w. NJ. Coup attended the con-
vention of the Ohio MiIlers' associa-
tion at Columbus Thursday and Fri
day.
Mr.. Henry Hyman Of Marathon,
Florida, one of the assistant engineers
of the Florida branch of the Florida
East Coast Railroad, is at the home of
his parents in this city.
Mr.. George Curran returned to his
home IN Philadelphia, Pa, Friday af-
ter a short visit with his brother, Mr..
Robert Curran, North Adams street.
Mrs. G. H. L. Beeman of Green
Castle, Ind, is the guest of her moth
er, Mrs John Warman of South Yer
non, who has been quite i'll, but is
now improving.
Hon. Lewis B. Houck has accepted
an invitation to deliver an address at
an Odd Fellows banquet at Wester-
, vile next Thursday evening, the oc-
, casion growing out Of an attendance
. contest of the Westerville lodge.
Mr.. Dess B. Kirk, who has been
working on the Erie, Pa, Dispatch for
sometime, is the guest of his mother
in the city. Mr.. Kirk will leave Sun
day for Elyria, Ohio, where he will ac-
: cept position on newspaper in that
/ city.
: Mrs. Charles Battrick of Swanage,
: England, arrived in Mt. Vernon Thurs
day to spend the summer with Mr..
and Mrs. ]. L. Brining. She was ac-
companied here from New York by
Mr.. Brining who has been spending
several days in that city. Mrs. Bat
: trick is Mrs. Brining's sister.
Q Mrs c. NJ. Ashbaugh of Delaware,
i Ohio, who has been visiting for two
n weeks with relatives in Mt. Vernon,
e and Mrs. Paul Ashbaugh of this city,
whom she has been visiting, went TO
Centerburg Friday morning to visit
: with Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Ashbaugh.
n Meeting in third annual reunion, 40
/. members of the Pretzman-Van' Sickle
|. class of Scottish Rite Masons en-
l. joyed banquet at the Hartman hotel,
e Thursday noon and renewed acquain'
tanceship in the afternoon. Judge
Frank o. Levering of Mt. Vernon, was
, the class orator and talks were made
= by Ex-President John Waddell OF
/. Marion, President Hadley of Colum
y bus. and others.-Columbus Dispatch
S Dr.. s. E. Deeley attended the Scot
s. tish Rite meeting in Columbus Friday
y Mr.. NJ. D. Snow of Gambler spent
= II Friday in the city on business.
- Mr.. e. J. Swartz of Elkhart, Indiana
!. was business visitor in Mt. Vernon
d Friday.
s Mr. and Mrs. Barnard Mcdonnell o.
II Mansfield are visiting for a few days
II with relatives in Mt. Vernon.
u Mr.. Warner ]. DeVoe of Newark is
d the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
: Edward DeVoe.
Deputy State Fire Marshal L. j. Der
/. mody returned this morning from {
e business trip to Cleveland and Lorain
lr Mr.. and Mrs. M E. Lytle and Miss
10 Helen McNabb went to Columbus OF
D. Saturday morning to spend the day.
9 Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Tarr who have
.; been the guests of Mr.. A. B. Tarr ant
:, family the past few days, have re
n turned to their home in Akron.
n. Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell of Loci
d made a short visit with relatives il
n, Mt. Vernon Saturday She went u
n Akron Saturday afternoon to visi
III with relatives:
y Congressman Ashbrook has just Sc
:" cured the passage of a special pension
% bill for Solomon Stricken of Howard
I. Ohio, increasing his pension to So
e per month.
N Game warden Penrose has just com
N pleted a canoe trip to Walhonding
n He reports that since the hunting o