The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-03-06
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moved into its new quarters on the
second floor of the Miller block on
Monday of this week
Mrs. Jacobs, who has been rooming
at the Bell telephone for some time
past, moved her goods to the room
above the Fink drug store the first of
this week.
Mr.. James Lands was on the sick
list the first of the week.
Miss Laura LOSS of Butler, was a
guest of Miss Burdell Long on Friday
and Saturday last.
Miss Ruth Wheeler of Marengo, Wis
tied Mrs Herman Holland few days
the past week
Mr. George KEGS of Columbus visit
ed with his father, Mr.. G. d. KEGS,
last week.
Mrs Sue Askins VINO has been Wis
iting relatives in Columbus, returned
home last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chase of Mt.
Vernon visited Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Basterday last week.
Mr.. and Mrs e. w. Mitchell were
Columbus visitors the past week.
Mr. j. Fl. Mason of Delaware, Ohio,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Hug
gins the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. obe Frost and daugh-
ter visited with the formers parents
at Pagetown last week.
Mr.. H. d. Harris was Columbus
visitor last week
Last Saturday the Neptune music
store held it's opening in the new Mill
er block and great many people were
visitors there.
son was horn to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Denman on Friday last. Mrs. Denman
has been in critical condition, but at
this writing is reported that her con-
dition has improved and that her re-
covery is probable.
Mrs. William Months visited with
friends in Newark and Columbus this
week.
Mrs. Fred Barnhart has been very
i'll the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Benson will soon
move to GAINESVILLE, Ohio Mr.. Benson
has been in charge of the Licking
County Creamery here for some time
!. past and now expects to accpet
similar position with the West Jeffer
son Company at GAINESVILLE. They
, have made many friends while here
|, who will be sorry to learn of thi'
change.
Mr.. Dan McCuin operator of tn,
Knox siding of the b. G. o., expects t.
move his family to new Location
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orange Struble, of Da
= kota, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. +
|. CAN'T
On Monday the Harry meat marke
was moved to the room formerly oc
!, cupied by Lewis & McArdle.
In honor of her birthday, Mrs Joh
!, Barry was rendered handkerchie
shower by about thirty-five of he
friends, the past week
Mrs. Garrett Lucas and son. MI
Earl Lucas, spent several days las
week with Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Luca
at Marion, Ohio.
Mrs. Fred Wolford, came down fror
Ashland, o., for a few days visit wit
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. d. W
Struble, this week.
The Daughters OF Veterans hel
their banquet ON Saturday evenin
last and had most delightful time
Mr. Harry Roberts, who has bee
visiting his cousin, Mrs. &c. A. Poor
man for some time past left Monda
morning for Newarkh enroute 70
Florida.
h Dr. and Mrs, G. II. Wright on Frida
!. went 10 visit with the formers sister
a Mrs Rev. Maier at Portsmouth, Ohio
y returning home on Wednesday.
, The Baptist Missionary society hell
4 a meeting at the home of Mrs. Floi
:. ence Clark on Wednesday or thi
!. week.
T. Mr.. D. f. Ames, who has been II
0 for several weeks, past, is now abl
0 TO get out-of-doors but not to take u
q his duties at his hardware store.
] The inmbermen in the vicinity hav
taken advantage of the good shedding
the past ten days and have hauled
! large amount of logs and lumber I,
Q the local B. g. o. yards to be shippe'
. away.
: Talk is again revived over the pay
' ing question in Fredericktown, !
r seems that this is topic that viii
I always be with us until something i
3 done to relieve the condition of on
> streets. About year ago there wa
so much interest in this improvement
that for time it seemed that this vii