The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-08-31
SHORT LOCALS

friends in Newark.
Miss Amy Ewing of North Park
street went to Millersburg Tuesday to
visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. t. G. Pckard and daughter,
Miss Alice, of this city are spending
few days at Ruggles Beach.
Thomas b. Ward Of Tampa, Fla, is
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Blair of South Jefferson street.
The Range Eternal, all the name i'm
plies Max Meyers Mammoth Stove
store. West Gambler street. S-3OS
lantie Householder of this city
went to GAINESVILLE Tuesday to accept
position in the railroad shops there.
A. f. Stauffer of North Main street
left Tuesday for Cynthiana, Ky, to
spend several days with his daugh-
ter.
/ Mrs. George Rastall and Mrs. o. w.
/ LnBarr of Bcllvue returned home
| Tuesday after spending Monday in this
city
Mrs. Louis Haas left Monday for her
home in Scarsdale, n. Y, after a visit
with Mrs. Alice Stamp, West Sugar
street.
Joseph Clark and daughter, May, of
Kent are visiting Supt. and Mrs. Shell
lenbarger at the county infirmary at
Bangs
Mrs. T.. l.. Porter returned Tuesday
to her home in Danville after spend
ing several months in Sioux Falls, S.
Dakota
Mrs E. T.. Ewing and son and daugh-
ter of this city went to Orrville Tues
day to spend few weeks with friends
and relatives
In golf match which was played at
the Mt Vernon country club Sunday,
the Mt. Vernon golfers scored five up
over the Shelby team.
j. w. Rudin has returned to his
home in this city after a ten days
business trip to New York, for the
Dowds Dry Goods CO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gessling, Mrs.
Thomas Carpenter and Miss Dorothy
Fritz of this city spent Monday with
relatives near Jelloway.
Second Lieut. Harry T.. Hosbach,
who has been assigned to Battery h,
arrived in Mt. Vernon and assumed his
Jnt;ne MnpIny Of
School books and supplies for coun-
ty use New and second hand copies
We save you money. The Book and
Art Shop.
Second Lieut. Arthur Thompson
who has returned from Fort Benjamin
Harrison, went to Chillicothe Tuesday
TO report for duty Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Brock of this
city went to Utica Tuesday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Brooks uncle, Rus
sell Harmon, who died Saturday at his
home In Marion of apoplexy.y.
Mrs l.. A. Jackson of this city went
to Columbus Tuesday to visit with rel
ntives.
Mrs. Rhea Jones of Mineral Ridge
underwent an operation at the Nj. II s
hospital Tuesday morning.
Mrs H. G. Devin and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, have returned from visi
with relatives at Lake Wawasee, Ind
Rex Elbern returned Tuesday to hi!
home in Columbus after stay at thu
M. a. s. hospital where he received
treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II, Sleeman nn'
| family of West Sugar street left Tues
day for an automobile trip to Akron
Cleveland and other points in north
crn Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Swinehart an,
son, Patsy, of Cleveland are spending
n few days in this city with Mr.. ant
Mrs Bert Blair of South jefferson
street.
Second Lieut.. Harry Haynes, VIII,
has been visiting his parents, Mr. AM
! Mrs, Frank Haynes OF West Vim
} street, left Monday for Gettysburg
, Pa. where he is to be stationed unit
called out for service.
School books and supplies for cour
'ty use. New ana secondhand copies
We save you money. The Book an
Art Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Horn and son, M
aud Mrs. Chester Horn and son {
sullivan, H., and Mr.. and Mrs, Il
Horn of Bladensburg left Monday o
motor trip to Pennsylvania. wher
they will visit with relatives living
; Washington county in that state.
Edward BiXler of this city left Wee
nesday on business trip to Mansiiel
ana Wooster.
Miss Jessie Shearn returned We
nesday to her home in Burbank aftt
. spending few days In this city.
' Mrs C.. X, Ferrell OF this city wer
to GAINESVILLE Wednesday to spend
few days with relatives.