The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-07-03
SHORT LOCALS
Fireworks at Woolson's,


Saturday in this city on business.
John Burkett of Howard was busi-
ness visitor in this city Saturday.
NJ. NJ Ross of Howard spent Satur-
day in this city on business
Fireworks "as cheap as ever" at
Woolson's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert McArtor of How.
ard spent Friday with friends in this
city.
\. L. Williamson of the Essex Glass
company left Saturday on business
trip to Milwaukee, Wis.
b C. Hamilton of this city left Sat.
sTdzy for Chicago where he will
spend few days on business.
Miss Irene Brew of this city left
for st. Paul, Mimi, Saturday to spend
a few weeks with relatives.
AIRS. A. G. Jacoillat of this city went
10 Chicago Saturday to visit with rel
eathes.
Now for the great and glorious"
Fourth Get your fireworks at Wool
son store.
Mss. j. NJ. Blocher of East High
street has returned to her home after
visiting in Columbus, Belefontaine,
and other points in Ohio.
Miss Mary Devoe left for Charles
ton, w, Va, Friday morning to visit
relatives and friends for some time.
}. H. Kilduff of Malta Mont, left
pnr n
ON business.
Mrs. Mary Pharis of East High
street has returned to her home after
n weeks visit with friends in Mans
field,
Mrs. Edward II. Cureton and chill.
,rdren of Richmond, Ind are here vis-
1ing Mrs Cureton's parents, Mr. and
Mrs William Appleton of South Cath
'erine street.
Judge Lewis b. Houck has been re.
quested by the editor of THE Real
American Red Man publication
Tor permission to publish one of the
Judges speeches
~. l.. Lumpkin of Baltimore, Md,
went TO Akron Friday for the day be.
fDrp neGying for his home after a visit
hSgts at the home of Miss Helen At
wood ON East Chestnut street.
"a lmamiase license was issued in
Newark Thursday to r. l.. Hoffman OF
plymouth, salesman, and Miss Hell
en Benedict Miss Benedict has often
uisftaH with friends in this city and
rs yfhll known here.
NArs. A. Il. Stevens went to Howard
Friday TO spend few days with rel
atfves
Miss Marie Jones of Warren Ia the
guest of Mrs. Mary Pharis of East
Eksgh street.
Mr. anu Mrs Oliver Mills and Mrs
Charles Rtricker of Howard spent
Saturday in this city.
Eahn Christopher of this city lef
friday for Syracuse, N. T., where III
&ul spend several days with his son
Lawrence Christopher
Mrs. Clyde Ialever of East Burgess
street has returned home after spend
ing a few days with friends at How
ard
Mrs. Robert Taycnner and childrel
Of Cincinnati are visiting Mr. an
Mrs, a. B Henderson of Gamble
ayenue
All local banks and savings an,
Ioan associations viii close eacI
Tnnrsday at noon during July ant
August, beginning July ~
Prof. and Mrs Hubert NJ. Freeman
nQtpr visit of two weeks with hi
parents. the Rev and Mrs M
Freeman have gone ON to Washing
tan. d. c., where he has accepted
uosiIion in the research laburatorie
OF the United States bureau OF star
dards and is to begin work next Mon
day.
Sanitary Fish market, 10 n. Mai
street, Blocher n Bell Lake fish, hel
ting, pickerel, white fish, catfish, bu
heads, salmon steak, halibut steal
seafoods, turtle, frogs, shrimp, chea
fish, butter FISH, founders, black bass
all Kinds of canned and dried fish w
receive fresh supply daily, Salts
faction guaranteed Phone Citizens
1856; Bell, 35l.R I'll
~-'The Woman's Foreign Mission
.acy society OF Pike and Ebeneze
arnurd1es will meet at the home o
Mrs. Mary Fletcher of Monroe town
ship, Thursday afternoon, July 8, at
O'Clock. The topic for study will b
africa"