The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-02

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lumbus Monday, to attend the Ohio
Dry Convention which continues two
days.
Mr. w. W. Young and daughter,
Miss Ollie, went to Columbus Mon.
day. Miss Young will have an opera
tiOn performed on her nose.
Mr.. Samuel Hardesty and son,
Wayne, returned to Akron this morn
ing, after spending the week end with
relatives in the city.
Mr. Carl Lewis Of Green Valley was
operated upon Monday morning at
the Mt. Vernon hospital for append
icitis.
Mr.. Robert MOrehead returned this
morning to Centerburg, after visit
with his daughter, Ms. Gertrude Rect,
200 West High street
Mr.. N. A. Cline left this morning
for Alexandria, Ind, being called
there by the death of his father, NJ. A.
Cline, Sr.
Mr.. Arthur Jones of Startling Ohio
Medical College, Columbus, visited
friends in the city Saturday and was
the Sunday guest of Miss Lydia Det-
wiler Gambler, o.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Shuman OF
Greersville spent the week. end in
Millwood with Mr.. and Ms Ransom
Welker.
Miss Helen Davis of Chicago, ILL.,,
pupil in the Oberlin Conservatory
OF Music, and Miss Luella Lynn of
Fredericktown are guests OF Miss
Ethel Mckee, East Gambler street.
Mr.. Jacob Fenrick of Brink Haven
who underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis at the Mt. Vernon hospital
several months ago. has again enter.
ed the hospital for treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Huddle, who
have been residing on West High
street, move Tuesday into the new
Wolfe flats, corner of Gay and Gam
bier streets.
Messrs. Carl and Emerson Wagner.
members of the New Lexington high
school basket ball squad, spent Sun
day In the city with Mr.. and Mrs
John w. Haine, North Main street.
Mr., Fred c. Ball and family and
Mrs ed Mooy and family OF the Ches.
terville road. Green Valley, made up
a bob-sled load that visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. w. II, Turner
Saturday evening,
Ice jams formed in the Kokosing
river Monday morning, Just above the
"Slidey" bridge and just below the
viaduct Practically the entire ex-
panse OF the river was covered by the
jams in both spots
Miss Evelyn Lippett of Pittsburgh,
Pa, who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Fred Farrison, departed this morning
for New York City, where she Will Wis
It, Miss Lippett was accompanied as
far as Columbus by Mrs. Farrison,
who spent the day there.
At the fifteenth annual convention
OF District No. ., Pythian Sisters, held
AT Columbus Saturday, Mrs. S. s.
Shiillette OF this city was nominated
for reelection as trustee of the Pyth.
ian Sisters Home for Aged Members,
now being built at Medina, Ohio.
In the racing on East Gambler
street Saturday afternoon, Mr.. Thorn
as Bell of this city proved the victor.
horse and sleigh were brought to
the city from the south end Of the
county for the express purpose of de-
feating Mr.. Bell and there were also
drivers from Gambler and Green Val
ley.
Charles Hammond OF the map de
partment of the Ohio Fuel Supply Co
will pay for a copy OF the Quadrennial
Appralsement of 1910, sent to each
taxpayer at that time. of the follow
ing townships; Berlin, pike, Wayne.
Monroe, Howard, Butler. College Cali
az recorders Office, court house, or at
Oakland House. West High street
DR. w, J. Ogg OF Utica spent satur.
day In the city. the guest Of his par