The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-04-13

MISS Esther Feeney OF East Front |
street returned Thursday from |
weeks visit with relatives in Column |
bus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Clark and |
child returned this morning to Gil
more, o., after a weeks visit with |
! relatives in the community.
Mr.. A. c. Harris, VINO resides near
Tredericktown, underwent an opera |
tion Friday morning at the Mt. Yer |
non hospital.
DR.. William 8. Deeley who accom-.
panied his wife and child to Sandusky
Thursday, returned to this city on
Friday.
Miss Anna l.. Medberry returned to
Columbus this morning, after a visit
with Dr. and Mrs. j. NJ Pumphrey,
West High street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitehead re-
turned this morning to Columbus, af.
ter a visit with Mrs. Alfred Cakes of
West Vine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Limbert re.
turned to their home in Wapakoneta
Friday, taking with them their son,
X A. Limbert, who has been patient
at the Ohio State Sanatorium
Mr.. Thomas Bryans of Bellville
and daughter, Mrs. Alva Cutnaw of
Butler, were in the city Friday, en-
route to Lock, called there by the
death Of the late James Bryans.
Mr.. Darwin Dowds returned to his
work in Western Reserve medical
college Friday, after spending week
with his parents, Postmaster and Mrs.
s. G. Dowds.
Mr.. Thomas George, formerly of
Mt. Vernon, returned this morning to
Columbus, after a visit In the city
with Mr.. William George and Mrs.
Ida Graft.
Harry Lafever of this city estab-
lished record in diving at the Y.
Nj. c. A. last evening. He was under
the water AZ IL seconds and made
distance of 81 yards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Krebs of Co.
lumbus, formerly Of this city, were in
Mt. Vernon Friday, en- route home to
Columbus from Howard, where they
attended the Martin Critchfied funer-
al
Mr.. j. P. Colopy, manger of The
Hoover-Rowlands store in this city,
returned from Steubenville Thursday,
where he attended the opening of one
of the company's stores on Wednes-
day.
The local branch of the State Elec-
trio Co. has been awarded the con-
tract for wiring the new 100000 resi-
dence of F. E. Myers in Ashland. Mr..
Myers, who is an art connoisseur and
who possesses many valuable paint
ing requires 102 lights in the room in
which his art treasures are on exhibit.
Charles Chaplin at the Lyric Mon
day in "His New Job" a comedy in
two parts.
Yours truly, Mary Fuller, White
Palace tonight.
Matt Moore, White Palace tonight.
Mary Fuller at the White Palace to-
night.
Penny social by South Vernon
Indies, 314 South Main street, Satur-
day evening.
Weiant's Butter Krust and Whole
Wheat bread at Poppleton's, East
Gambler street.
Our five-dollar free eye examina-
tion and reduced prices on glasses
positively ends Saturday, April 10, at
p. m. Mt. Vernon Optical Co.
Get prices on new lines of go.carts
and sulkeys; latest styles arrived Fri
day. Frank E. Kirby.
Call and try the new meat market
Darling & Hogue, 8 West Vine street
Deliveries all parts Of city. Citizens
s46, Bell CIR.
Best grade Neponset floor covering,
csc per yd. Linoleum 45c per yd.
Frank e. Kirby.
Special Saturday only. 4c kitchen
paper 1-2c; 6 1-2c bedroom paper,
!. 4c; 10c gilt living room paper, 6 1-2c.
Frank E. Kirby.
The last of the series Of suppers
will be given by the ladies Of the
Congregational church for members
and families, Friday evening, six
o'clock.
Mr.. Tass Hardy of Dunkirk, N. Y, a
member fthe board of trade of that
city, is in Mt. Vernon relative to open
ing branch of the Essex Glass Co.
in Dunkirk.
Keep your eye on the White Palace
theatre, the home of the famous Rem
fax and Universal motion pictures.
SOmafhinP naw and entertaining ay-