The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-04-11
SHORT LOCALS

Mrs. George Conard and daughter,
Virginia, Of Granville are guests of
DIR. and Mrs. G. X. Conard.
Columbus Ewalt spent Friday in
Columbus on business.
William West was business ys-
itor in Utica on Friday.
NJ. r. Gaines Of Danville was a
business visitor in Mt. Vernon Thurs.
day.
l.. d. Sholt Of Roscoe, deputy rev.
enue collector, was in Mt. Vernon
Thursday.
Mrs. p. J. Parker of East Burgess
street spent Friday in Brink Haven
with relatives.
City Clerk Harry Wootton of North
Park street spent Friday in Center
burg on business.
County Surveyor Clifford Shaw
went to Columbus Friday to attend to
business matters.
John Graham of North Mulberry
street went to Columbus Friday to
attend to business matters.
Postmaster S. G. Dowds went to
Columbus Friday to attend the post
masters convention.
Paul M. Ashbaugh went to Blad.
ensburg Friday to look after business
matters.
Mrs. Jesse Rinehart of West High
street was a visitor in Newark on
| Friday.
Allen Fink of Grafton, Pa, is spend
ing the weekend at the home of c. A.
Bope, East Gambler street
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Mossholder of
Oak street are spending few days in
Hunts.
Hon. P. A. Berry spent Friday in
Centerburg attending to business in
terests.
Mrs. N. H. Miller of West Gambler
street spent Friday in Columbus with
friends.
Judge A. G. Jewell of Delaware was
in Mt. Vernon Friday to hear case
in the court of common pleas.
Mrs. Sarah Clark of Pennsylvania
avenue went to Columbus Friday to
spend few days with relatives.
Miss Mary Coulson of South Main
street is spending few days with
relatives in Utica.
Mrs. George Stall was a visitor in
Newark on Friday. Mr.. and Mrs
Stall will move to Newark next week
Jacob NJ Styers of East Gambler
street spent Friday in Centerburg on
business
Fred Fish of the Newark road left
Friday for Akron to accept position
with the Adams Express company.
In response to telegram inform
ing them of the critical illness OF
their father, Isaac and Jacob Dublin.
sky went to Cleveland Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lorioux of
Utica are the guests of Mrs. Lorioux's s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Camille Joris,
of South Vernon.
George Warman of East Burgess
street spent Friday in Danville on
business of the Black Furnace com
pany.
Edward Wisner returned Thursday
from Huntington. w. Va, where he
has spent several months. He was in
Utica Friday to visit with friends.
Mrs. Frank p. Haynes of West
Vine street returned Thursday from
| several days visit with relatives in
| Columbus.
Miss Fac Davis of East Chestnut
street went to Columbus Friday to
spend the weekend with Miss Madge
Mckinley.
| Mrs. w. +. Utsinger and son, Brady
of North Sandusky street left Friday
to join Mr.. Utsinger at their new
home in Macarthur, o.
Mrs. c. T. Brown of the Martins
burg road went to Utica Friday
where she will visit with relatives fol
a week.
Mrs. Allen Fink and infant son oi
Grafton, Pa, arrived here Thursday
night for weekend visit with Mrs
Fnk's father, G. A. Bope of East
Gambler street.
Miss Mae Mitchell, who has been
visiting relatives in this city, return
ed to her home in Lock Friday. She
was accompanied by little Miss
Eloise Mitchell who will be her CUES
over Sunday.
Bruce S. Phiel, manager of the 10
cal Hoover-Rowlands store, has re
turned from Alliance, where he at
tended the opening of a new stor'
by the Hoover-Rowlands Co. Tn
new store is in charge of John Colopy
who until recently was manager o
the Mt. Vernon store.
Ellis Veatch of East Vine street re
ceiyed a telephone message from &c
lumbus Friday morning stating tha