The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-17
SHORT LOCALS

Get free sample can of Jap-a-lac
today at Woolson's store.
Mrs. William M. Coup went to Co
lumbus this morning for short visit.
Miss Gertrude Fleming went to Co
~lumbus this morning to visit friends.
s5 dozen dress shirts, special for
Friday and Saturday, 45c. Lurie's, 225
South Main street.
Mr.. Clarence Parrott, residing just
south of the city, made business trip
TO Akron Thursday morning.
Mr.. w. A. Lee of Gambler was a
business visitor in the city Wednes
day afternoon.
Subscribe for the Designer" a
whole year for soc at Woolsons store.
MIR. James Kennard, residing south
of the city, who was kicked by horse
several days ago, is improving.
MIR. Edward Cooney went to Comm-
bus and Toledo this afternoon on
business.
Go to Fay l.. Smith, corner Main
Nstreet and Public Square, for nice
clean shave, 10 cents.
Mrs. William Morrison residing
near Bedell Chapel, is seriously i'll
with pneumonia.
Celebrate "Arbor Day." April 18th,
by planting apple trees. Get them at
1Oc and 15c at Woolson's.
MIR. James Harter Of Lexington, KY,
arrived in Mt. Vernon Thursday morn
ing to visit for several days.
Mr.. Benjamin West returned Tues
day from Cleveland where he has been
receiving treatment at the Huron Road
hospital.
A car load of soldiers passed
through the city Thursday morning.
They were bound for the Mexican
trouble zone.
Don't fail to see our special suits
for men and young men selling at
$500, excellent values. Lurie's, 225
South Main street
Owens, corner Main and Gambler
MP stairs, repairs watches cheaper
ClbGWhClOs huih opAAhb 'VNt
cleaning 75c; crystals 15c; Jewels 25c
TO 75c. Guaranteed year.
Mr.. Charles Stelnhoff of West Sugar
street, this city, returned to his home
Wednesday afternoon after having
been a patient for two weeks at the
Protestant hospital, Columbus.
DR. B. f. Humbert of West Chestnut
street, who has been confined to his
home with Illness the past several
weeks, is again able to resume his
practice.
Mr. Fred n. Wooste" went to New
Philadelphia on business Thursday
morning.
Mrs. May Matthews and Mrs, Bessie
Dripps of Brandon visited in Mt. YER
non over Thursday,
Mrs Charles Harry Of Frederlcltown
is visiting for several days at Beverly
Ohio, with her son, Robert Harry, who
win move to Fredericltown soon.
To mothers-Somethin new for
children, athletic suspendor, body
brace and hose supporters only SOC,
worth double. Kindly call and will
gladly explain same Lurie's, 225
South Main street.
Mr.. Miller Mendenhall of lQast Vine
street and Mr.. Thomas S. Phillips OF
East Gambler street spent Tuesday
in Fredericktown calling on old
friends and renewing old associations,
They spent very pleasant day.
Fredericktown exchange. n
Mr.. c. S. Coup OF Toledo Is the
guest of HIS brother, Mr.. w Nj. Coup.
Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Ringwalt left
Tuesday for a ten days trip to New
York City.
Miss Gertrude Fleming will go to
Columbus Thursday to hear Nine.
Luisa Tetrazzini at Memorial Hall.
Mr. w. a. Porter, North Main street,
who suffered a slight paralytlc stroke
affecting one OF his eyes last Sunday
morning, Is greatly improved,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Welsh. Mrs,
James A. Shaeffer ard Mrs. Charles
w. llger went 20 Howard Wednesday
morning to spend the day.
Messrs Warner Miller, C. c. Iams,
+. o. Leyering a. A.. nowds and
Harker lybarger went to Columbus
Wednesday morning 10 attend meet
-ang of the Scottish Rite bodies.
Mr.. Robert X. owen was seized
with an acute attack OF appendicitis
'sn Tuesday and was rushed to the
MT. Vernon hospital in the afternoon
where an operation was performed
Ehe patient is said TO be doing nicely