The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-03
R. w. PITKIN

III INcWdTh Ou lucoudy.
Miss Ollie Dial is i'll at her home
on Mansfield avenue with tonsilitis.
Miss Ola Flenner returned to Han
over Tuesday after visit with Miss
Matte Flenner.
J. j. Toole went to GAINESVILLE on
Tuesday to spend a few days on busi-
ness.
Miss Nina Chapman of West
Chestnut street went to Mt. Liberty
Tuesday to visit with her brother.
Mrs. H. M. Jessup of West Chest
nut street underwent an operation
Tuesday at the M. & S. hospital.
Mrs. r. p. Acklin of Cleveland, who
is the guest of her uncle, j. e. Kerr,
of West Gambler street, spent Tues
day in Hunts.
Dance given Tuesday evening, Nov.
30, by Woman's Benefit association at
the Maccabees hail. Music by orches-
ira. 90 cents per couple. Extra lady
1Oc. Everybody come.
J. w. Clark of Newark, who has
spent the past several months here
with his sister, Mrs. l.. s. LOCKER of
Mansfield avenue. went to Akron
Tuesday where he may locate.
Timothy Morningstar u. Esto was
business visitor in the city on
Thursday.
Mrs. w. F. Wetzel and brother, j.
r. Raines, of South Vernon are visit
ing in Utica.
Frank Stokes left Thursday for To-
ledo, where he will visit for several
days and then go on to Cleveland for
the winter.
Misses Nellie McFadden and Helen
McNabb returned Thursday from a
two weeks sojourn in New York city,
where they attended grand opera.
Mrs. M. Il. Moxley and daughter,
Miss Retta, OF Wooster avenue, went
TO Howard Thursday to visit with
relatives for week.
Miss Nina Traxler, manager of the
Fredericktown exchange of the Mt
Vernon Telephone Co., is seriously III
at her home.
Mrs. P. s. Kelser went to Akron
Thursday to attend meeting of the
district secretaries of the northeast
Ohio conference of the NJ. e. church
Schooler C. Horn of Bladensbure
spent few hours in the city Thurs
day morning and then went to Colum
bus on business.
Thomas Stricken, barber OF Ken
ton, o., who formerly resided ant
worked in this city, is spending sew
eral days with old friends here.
Hon. Lee Smith of Uniontown, Pa.
member of the Pennsylvania stat,
legislature, arrived here Thursda.
morning for visit with his oil
friend, Carl c. Ward.
Mrs. c. Linn and Mrs. w. II. Pat
terson of Fredericktown were through
here Thursday on their way to Buck
eye City for visit with Mr. and Mrs
Meshac Simpson.
Be sure and attend the Kenyon
Glee Club and Mandolin Quartet re
cital at the Presbyterian church Fri
day evening. December 3, at s O'Clock
Admission 25c. A varied and enter
tanning program is assured.
Mayor.elect Charles A. Mitchell
will leave this evening for Chicag
and Aurora, III. At the latter place
he will Join Mrs. Mitchell and visi
for u short time with relatives.
Two teams OF candidates receive
the degree of Royal Arch Mason at
special convocation of Clinton Chal
ter No. 26, r. A. NJ. held Wednesda
, evening, This concluded the chapte
work for the year.
Ernest Cornell, secretary to Coz
gressman William A. Ashbrook G
this district for eight years, has tel
dered his resignation and has entere
into a law partnership with Albert
Stasel of Newark under the flrl
. name of Stasel and Cornell. Mr.. Co
!. nell is known in Mt. Vernon. havin
visited here several times.