The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-10

poisoning.
II. X. Bell went to Detroit, Mich,
Saturday.
Mrs. s. d. Roberts, Mrs. G. A. Kerr
and Mrs. G. c. Hartman we're Wis
itors in Utica on Monday.
Mrs. James w. Hopkins of East
Gambler street left Monday for Rich
mond, Ind, to visit relatives.
Miss Jessie Jones of Glenmont is
the guest of Val LaFever and other
relatives in this community.
Mrs. c. NJ Baltzell, W. High street,
left Monday morning for Fort Wayne,
Ind, where she will visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Armstrong of
this city went to Toledo Monday to
spend week in that city.
Edwin Smithhisler OF this city un-
derwent an operation at the Mt. Yer
non hospital Monday morning.
Sprained ankle? Rub on and rub
in Hanford's Balsam thoroughly.
Fred Kay of Cleveland has entered
the NJ. & S. hospital to receive treat
ment.
Mrs. Ellen Mitchell of Millwood
will spend the winter in Newark and
Columbus with her daughters.
Charles Halsey, formerly of Bran
don, went to Butler Monday morning
to make his home in that city.
Mrs. James f. Lee of North Main
street went to Columbus Monday to
spend the day.
City Fireman and Mrs. James B.
l.atta returned Sunday from visit
in st. Louisville.
DO not buy your linoleum without
going to the Arnold Store for prices.
They will save you money on all
pieces. large or small.
Charles i. Bermont of North Main
street spent Monday in Columbus on
business
DR.. ]. M. Humphrey of West High
street went to Columbus Monday to
spend the day on business.
Charles Hadley of East High street
went to Columbus Monday to spend
the day.
The Popular Edition of late books
is full of the best books of recent
years and sold at the low price of 4S
cents at the Arnold Store.
Miss Gertrude Fleming of this city
went to Wapakoneta Monday to
spend several days with Mrs o. F..
Mcconnell of that city.
Mrs. f.. w. link formerly OF East
| Pleasant street, went to Pittsburgh
Monday to make her home in that
city.
Ask anybody about it--Hanfords s
Balsam.
Joseph Levison of West High street
leaves for Cincinnati Monday even.
ing to spend Tuesday in that city on
business.
Mrs. p. S. Kelser went to Hunting,
ton, w. Va, Monday to attend a
branch meeting OF the w. f. NJ. S
of the M. B. church.
Mrs, Katherine Kilkenney OF West
Chestnut street has entered st. Fran,
els hospital, Columbus, where she
will receive treatment for her sight.
"''The Ladies' Auxiliary of Clinton
grange will have an all-day meeting
at Mrs. Stella Lauderbaugh's on the
Pleasant Valley road Wednesday, Oct
IL. All ladies invited.
S. Leroy Smith returned Monday
to his home in Chicago after spend
Ing several days with Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Levison OF this city.
Mrs. George Feeker OF Ankenytown
underwent successful operation al
the Mt. Vernon hospital Monday
morning.
Mrs. Vincent Welker and infant
son have returned to their home In
Gambler after q stay in the M. & A
hospital.
Gas and oil lamps. The Arnold
Store will sell you gas or oil lamps
that will give you bright lights for
reading. See the styles and get the
prices.
Mrs, j. Fortham and Mrs. Bertha
Lachapelle OF Fairview are spending
the weekend in Utica.
Mrs. B. w. Shriver left Saturday
for Parkersburg, W. Va, where she
will visit.
Mrs Mark Hammond OF Buffalo
NJ v, is spending several days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis W
Mckee OF East Gambler street,
Miss Ethel Perkins, Madison, street
went to Lancaster Saturday to spent
several weeks with relatives In tha