The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-26
Snort LOCALS

| Mr. EDWARD IL. Dever went 10 COlum-
bus this morning to attend a meeting
of Ohio Rexall agents.
Fifteen hundred new Victor records
now on sale at Frank l.. Young's Jew.
elry store. II
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Simpson are
spending the day with friends in How
ard.
Mr.. A. C. Simpson returned this
morning to Newark, after a visit with
his niece, Mrs. Alex Stickel
Mr.. F. T. Mercer of Newark trans
acted legal business at the court
house Tuesday.
Mrs. A. II. Hall of Ankenytown is
in the city, called her by the death Of
the late Amos Mossholder.
Mr.. A. G.. Snow of Paulding is in
the city for visit with his brother,
Mr.. Garfield Snow.
Mr. William Banning went to Mt.
Gilead this morning on short bust
ness trip.
Mr.. Lot C. Stillwell has gone to
Charleston, w. Va, to transact legal
business.
Mrs. j. NJ Blocher of East High
street is spending the week with her
daughter in Columbus.
Mr.. David B. Rawlns went to Co
lumbus this morning to transact legal
business.
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Springfield after pleasant visit with
relatives in the city.
: Mrs. e. W. Mitchell of Spring street
, went to Centerburg Tuesday to visit
with relatives.
: Mrs. William Leach went to Cleve.
. land this morning where she win visit
, with her daughter, Mrs. Gallimore.
Mrs. Frank Wells returned to her
} home in Academia today, after receiv.
t ing treatment at the M. e S. hospital
J Rev. l.. W. Mulhane went to New.
ark this morning to spend the day
with relatives.
morning to her home in Coleman
Mich, after a visit with relatives in
the city.
Mrs Mary Harrison returned this
p with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Griffin of Norton street.
Mrs. John S. Alan of Salem o., for
merly of Mt Vernon, is the guest ol
Misses Clara and Belle Beam, NORTH
Mulberry street.
Y Mrs. A. B. Williams left this morn
e ing for Springfield, where she vii
j. visit with her daughter, Mrs. William
/. p. Wilmington.
n Mrs. Thomas Brown and son, Thorn
Q as, Jr, of Columbus arrived in the
o city this morning, called here by the
9 death of the late George Brown
!. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Penn and daugh
ters, Florence and Elizabeth, have re
turned from an extended visit in New
York City. where Mr.. Penn has beer
= engaged in business in wholesale lines
!, Mr.. d.. G. Robertson of Pittsburgh
a Pa, arrived in the city this mornint
:, and has entered the Mt. Vernon hos
pital for treatment.
Mrs. Frank Anderson of the Obi,
:, State Sanatorium went to Cambridge
:, this morning to spend several day
- with relatives.
Rev. j. Fl. Garvin of Columbus, fol
mer resident of this city and ex-pasto
| 30 ha Oh ~ lot
returned to his home Tuesday. Will
in the city he was the guest of Mr.. an
.. Mrs. w. A. Woolson, East Vine street
'. Mrs. Joseph Solmon returned Mon
y Ill. Mrs. Solmon was called to thi
:" city by the illness of her mother, Mrs
" Martha e. Ewing.
=" District Lecturer Charles G. Iams
on request of the grand master @
:. Ohio Free Nasons, went to Newar
Tuesday to inspect the new Masoni
Temple, now in course of Construt
;. ton in that city. Tuesday evening
: Mr.. Iams inspected the +. & A. N
lodge in Hebron, o.
Miss Margaret Stauffer left thi
- morning for Mt. Gilead, where sh
- will visit for several days with friends
70 Mrs. Fred Shut went to Bangs thi
. morning, where she will spend severe
- days with relatives.
Mrs. Dan Snow returned to Danvill
J" this morning. after visit with MI
III and Mrs Rex Bell of Utica.
Mr.. George Warman went to Woo'
ter this morning, where he will spen
several days on business.
Mrs. II. c. Wright and daughter
Miss Helen, are spending the day /
u. Gambler
III Mrs. Joseph p Rankin of Columbu
IL is the guest of Mrs. Charles b. Curtis