The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-23
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james Iiu.ley returned Thur4day
to his home in Xenla after a visit Ia
the city with Edwin Brining
w. j. Doty departed Thursday for
his home in weerins Water. Neb.,
after visit with his brother, J. Nj.
Doty, OF West Chestnut street
Mrs. w. o. Frye returned Friday to
Howard after spending seyral days
here, the guest Of Mrs. e. j. Colgln,
West Curtis street.
Clyde Lafever returned Friday af-
ternoon from Baltimore, Md, where
he has spent several days in the in.
terests of the Mt Vernon Bridge Co
Miss Alice Dixon returned today to
her home in Springfield after a pleas
ant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. u. b. Hill,
West High street
Frank A. Place returned Friday to
Newark after visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. George +. Owens and Philip
Eisele.
Mrs. L. G. Allerding and daughters
louise and Betty, went to Akron Fri
day, being called there by the dealt
Of Mrs. John Connors.
S. Percy Upham departed Thursday
afternoon for Tamico, Mexico, where
he may accept a position which has
been offered him and locate.
Mrs. Oma Graves of Warsaw was
in the city Friday, enroute home from
visit with her father, j. r. Russell,
of Fredericktown.
Mrs. Edward Byron returned to her
home in Orrville Friday after a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Mckee.
Miss Rachael Beal returned to
Howard Friday after visit of sever
al days with Mrs. W. /. Creveling,
South Vernon.
Mrs. George Simpkins returned Fri
day to Utica after a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. d. Bricker, East Pleasant
street.
Miss Ethel Ramsey of the Newark k
road departed Wednesday evening
for Sarcoxie, Mo-, where she will
spend the winter.
Mrs. E. c. Mulock has returned tt
her home in the city after a visit witt
her son, Rev. e. M. Mulock, at Ypsi-
lanti, Mich
Sheriff John NJ. Woolison and Pre-
bate Judge P. l.. Wilkins went to Cen
terburg Friday to hear a lunacy pro
ceeding.
Mrs. j. Warren Hulse leaves tomor
row for San Francisco, Cal, whe
she viii spend the winter Mrs. Hu,sc
viii also soiourn in San Jose, Cal
be ere returning home
WANTED-1O0,OOO lbs. wool a;
highest cash, price. Fuis, hides and
relts. Boh phones. w. p. Slwvel
401 South Man street, Mt. Vernon,
Miss Emma Crider returned t.
Glevelcnd Friday morning after a Wis
ii with her mctheI in the city. Ms.
Crider is studying nursing at Glen
vile hospital.
MIS-. Edyth Smith and son, Ed
mond, returned to their home in Je'
fersonville, o., today after five
weeks visit with relatives an
friends in the city.
A marriage license was issued in
the Delaware county probate court
yesterday to j. Samuel Butt of Knoy
county and Mary C. Hunt of Porte.
township, Delaware county.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Vance o.
Akron, who have been the guests OF
old friends in the city, left Friday fo'
Millersburg. They spend the da,
there and then proceed home.
Mrs. J. l.. Purdue and daughter
who have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles B. Keigley, 649 North
Sandusky street, left Friday for Their
home in Charleston, w. Va.
Judge Lewis B. Houck went to Co
lumbus Friday to attend the annual
fall work meeting of Scioto consist
ory, Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite masonry.
Saturday night will be G. A. R.
night at Evangelist Swift's services
Mr.. Rush, gentleman S5 years of
age and who saw four years of real
service in the war, will sing at this
service.
p. S. Keller returned Friday from
a business trip to Columbus and To-
ledo. At the former place, he attend
ed the state telephone convention,
and while in Toledo he attended a
meeting of Studebaker agents. y
Frank l.. Tydings Of Mt. Vernon
has been drawn as a grand Juror to
serve at the December term of the
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