The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-05-05
SHORT LOCALS

| Mrs. NJ. II. TrlmDle OF East Gambler
street is visiting with relatives in
Gambler.
Mr. and Mrs. II. g slingluff went to
Columbus Friday morning to spend
the day.
Mr.. r. NJ. Greer made business
trip to Cleveland Friday morning.
For burns apply Hanfords BaIsam
lightly. It will take the fire out.
District Assessor F. w. severns
was in Columbus today on business.
Mr.. Harold Ahrendt went to Colum-
bus Friday morning TO spend the day.
Mrs. Roy Hall OF Mt Vernon is
visiting her sister, Mrs c. G. Miller
at her home in Indiana street.-New.
ark American Tribune.
Mrs. p. II. Mckinney and children
of Doylestown, Ohio, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Merrln. North Cay
street
Mr.. C. W. Tiger returned home Fri
day afternoon after business trip to
Toledo.
Miss Carita Glover of Canton is
visiting for a few days with friends in
Mt. Vernon.
Martinsburg high school defeated
Bladensburg high school at base ball
Friday afternoon. The game was
played at Martinsburg.
Students of the Bladensburg high
school presented Triumphant Rose"
at the town hall in Martinsburg Fri
day evening. 1t was a success and
was well attended.
Mr.. Bud Miller OF Danville was a
visitor in Mt. Vernon Friday after
noon.
Mr.. James Deal of Akron is visiting
in this city. He has been working in
the rubber shops for the past two
years.
Mr.. Charles w. Tiger went to To-
ledo, Ohio, Thursday afternoon on
business.
For lameness apply Hanford's Bal
sam. Rub it on and rub it in thor
oughly.
Mr.. Clinton P. Smith, superintend.
ent of the Utica schools, was visitor
at the Mt Vernon schools on Thurs.
day.
Messrs. Russell Ash and Warner w
Miller of Mt. Vernon and Harry Cassil
Perry Cover and C. F.. Link of Freder
icktown attended Shrine meeting in
Columbus Friday.
The Kings Daughters of Mechanics
burg have signified their intention o
presenting several copies of the bible
TO the Ohio State sanatorium.
Mr.. Frank Kuba of this city lef
Friday morning for New York City
where he will join the 101 Ranch Cir
Gus. He will be employed in the ser
vice department of the circus.
Judge Frank o. Levering, Mr.
Charles c, lams, Mr.. Grant Smith, Mr.
l.. II. Kelley and Mr.. Otto S. Bake
attended the Shrine meeting in Co
lumbus today.
Mr.. Carl Johnston, student at til,
! Mt. Vernon College, Academia, under
went an operation at the Mt Vernon
. Medical and Surgical Sanitarium Fri
day morning.
Messrs. Frank L. Beam and b. NJ
Critchfeld of Mt. Vernon and VIM. H
Harding of Johnstown, accompanies
by Brady e. Rambo, were here Tues
day in an auto making a tour of in
spection OF the Utica and Homer Tele
phone Co. property, and marking
some needed repairs and improve
ments.-Utica News-Herald.
. The interests of Mr.. Frank Wilson
OF Mt. Vernon, in the Utica Drug Co
were recently purchased by Mr.. c
Campbell of Columbus. Mr.. Campbell
comes TO Utica after following tn
drug business for many years, whicl
were spent mainly in Washington, L
c., and Columbus, O-Utica News
! Herald
] The Misses Pearl and Olive Foot
have resigned their positions a
operators in the Citizens telephon
exchange at Fredericktown.
, WOOL--I am in the market TO
wool of good staple. Parties who hav
0 wool to sell now or later, might d.
; well to leave samples at my store
East Front street, will take in at m
+ warehouse Saturdays and Monday
: only, Columbus road. A. J.. Flaharty
: Miss Dowling, district nurse, cor
I nected with the anti-tuberculosi
J. movement, who has been brought t
I Mt. Vernon by the Associated Char
p ties, gave a very interesting talk bt
e fore the members of the Woman
Missionary Society of the First Pres
byterian church at their meeting FIR
q day afternoon.