The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-12-12
SHORT LOCALS
scribner,s MenthoIated Balsam, 25c.

Butter, 80 cents; eggs, AZ cents.
Prices furnished by H. v. Smoots.
Mrs. l.. G. Welker and daughter of
this city spent Sunday in Gambler.
Christmas Savings club now open
at Knox County Savings Bank. IT
You'I save time, trouble and mon
ey by doing your Christmas shopping
at the Rosenthall Co.
Convers c. Goddard Of Chicago is
spending several days with relatives
in Gambler
II. W. Fish of Columbus is spend
ing several days with friends in Gam
bier
o. A. Jewell Of Utica is spending
several days in this city with rela-
tiyes.
Mrs. John l.. Wolf of Danville
spent Monday with Mrs. p. b. Turner
of Mansfield avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Schaus of Edge
wood road spent Monday in Colum-
bus.
Poultry show, South Main street,
Dec. 1923. For premium lists call
478 red or 1913.
Mrs. Taylor was removed from the
Ohio State Sanatorium Monday to the
NJ. & s. hospital to receive treatment.
Hon. w NJ. Koons of East High
street went to Columbus Monday on
business.
Mrs. C. s. owen returned to her
home in Cleveland Monday after
spending several days in this city
A gift that is always useful is fan
nut
Arnold Store and see a fine variety of
china and cut glass that will make
beautiful gifts at low prices.
DIT. Virgil l.. Fisher of the M. G. S.
hospital went to Columbus Monday
10 spend the day on business.
Mrs. Gardner, who has been a pa.
tient at Mt. Carmel hospital, Colum-
bus, returned to her home on West
Walnut street Monday.
Miss Ellen Pratt OF Hanover, N H.,
arrived her Monday for a visit OF sew
eral weeks with Mr. and Mrs, II. G.
Devin, North Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shafer OF Wa
i terford went to Gambler Monday TO
sitenu the funeral of the late Moses
Smith
School and Sunday school teachers
win find gifts for their pupils at the
Arnold Store. Christmas cards, Illus
trated gift and children's books and
framed pictures at 10 cents and big
stock of other suitable gifts at low
prices.
Miss Edith Pipes returned Monday
10 her work in Utica after visit
with relatives IN South Vernon,
Mrs. II. Ferenbaugh of panville was
through here Monday, enroute to
Fredericktown to visit.
Mrs. w. p. Ralston of North Mul-
berry street went to GAINESVILLE Mon.
day TO spend week with relatives.
WANTED-5,0oo skunk at $4.25, SO,
9t.65, 60e. Other goods In proportion.
Liberal assortment. W. P. sawVel,
4Of South Main street 23d&s
Mrs w. =. Weiss, Mrs. H. l.. Weiss
and Mrs Isaac Butler Of this city
went to Columbus Monday to spend
the day
No Christmas is complete without
a book. The Arnold Store will sup
ply you with boys and girls books at
Is. 25 and so cents in the Popular edl'
tion.
East Burgess street spent Sunday
with MIR. and Mrs. Fred Barton of An
kenytown.
Mrs. V. A. Rohrer. who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Sipe
departed Monday for her home IN
Fresno, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. George Michaux re
turned Monday TO their home in Utica
after a short visit with relatives In
the city.
A gas or oil lamp TO make a gooC
light and be a pleasure In the home
can be had at the Arnold Store. New
ideas in lighting will add more TO th'
house than any piece of furniture. SCI
the display at the Arnold Store.
Commissioner-elect George NJ. Shat
fer OF Mt. Liberty went To Newarl
Monday to attend the sessions Of tn,
state grange.
Ss*Knox County Pomona grang
will meet with Clinton grange SAITH
day, Dec. 16, at 1890 a. m. The off
cers-elect will be installed, An oys
ter dinner viii be served at ~ o ocloel
sun time.