The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
SHORT LOCALS


Call Charles Hadley for taxicab
service. Citiz. phone 9S1; Bell All.
Mrs. L. V. Ulery and Miss La Plant
rsturned Wednesday from Cleveland.
Now is the time to buy your fall
and winter hats, at Kirk & Jackson's.
Miss Laura Brentlinger of this
city spent Thursday in Columbus.
Arthur Hanicq of South Main street
gpent Thursday in Columbus On bust
ness.
Miss Hattie Kerr Of this city spent
Thursday in Columbus.
e. ]. Carpenter of Locust street
spent Thursday in Columbus.
Mrs. Harry Chrisman Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, entered the M. & s. hospital
Thursday to receive treatment.
All of the new and latest things in
fancy work for the holidays at Kirk
6 Jackson's.
Mrs. Della Challingsworth OF West
Chestnut street went to Columbus
Thursday to spend the day.
Henry Wilkinson OF Newark is
spending the week in this city on
business.
Miss Milburn of Esto was operated
on at tho Mt. Vernon hospital Thurs
day morning.
Kirk & Jackson's for black, white,
or colored hats, enough for all. Is
East Gambler street.
Mrs. Charles C. Wright Of Cleve-
land is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
William s. Russell of East Gambler
street
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Foote ar
rived at their home in this city Thurs
day after spending about two weeks
at Indian River, Mich.
Secondhand sewing machines, first
class condition for So. The l.. G.
Penn Co.
Mrs. S. S. Shifiette of Oak street
went to Marion Thursday to spend
several days with friends.
Fun stock of Royal Society and c.
NJ. G. crochet and tatting threads at
Kirk & Jackson's.
II. ID. Irvine, formerly OF this city,
went to Deshler Thursday where he
will work.
Mrs. Clarence W. Baker and daugh-
ter, Vivian. OF this city went TO Co
lumbus Thursday to spend week
with relatives.
Mrs II. r. Beal of Mansfield was
called to Centerburg Thursday on ao
count of the serious Illness Of her sis
ter, Mrs. II. o. Oberholtzer.
Covers for storing cars during the
winter; cloth, $3.50, paper $3.50. Auto
Inn, West High street.
The Misses Minnie and Magdalene
Iiees of Granville avenue went to MIL
lersburg Thursday to spend several
Gays with friends.
Mrs, b, G, Dutt and daughter, Miss
Iscah, of this city went to Columbus
Thursday to spend several days with
relatives,
Miss Bernice Trott returned to her
home in Mansfield Thursday after
spending q week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Trott OF East Burgess street
Earl 4. Patterson of the Martins
burg road left this week for Charles
Gown, w. Va, in the interest Of the
Hope Engineering company.
He'd innertubes for Ford cars, that
viii fit front or rear wheel, $2.40. New
carbide gas generators, $3.50 Auto
INN, West High street
Mrs. George Gueulette and son,
Wesley, left Thursday for New Beth.
1shom, Pa, where she will Join her
husband who Ia working at the glass
dActory.
Mrs. John r. Claypool of North Gay
street went TO Columbus Thursday
To spend a week with relatives.
Carl Bennett of Cleveland is spend
ing several days with his father
Charles Bennett OF the Mansfield
road.
FOR ten days only, five-galIon can
ct Havoline oil for 81. Former price
3a.s0. We have another motor oil for
25 cents a gallon in bulk. Auto Inn
West High street.
Mrs. l.. d. Cole, Mrs. Fred Collie
Mrs. j. e. Ward, Mrs. Frank Lowe
and Mrs. Frank Hardesty of this city
went 10 Newark Thursday to spend
the day.
20 per cent reduction on entire
present stock of tires, United States
W'irestone, Goodrich. Goodyear, Ra
cine. for 10 days. Auto Inn, Wes
High street