The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-26

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Plant WooIson's special lawn grass
seed. NC
Charles Dermody of Tillin spent
the weekend in this city with rcla
, tiyes.
David Bowman OF Maitinsburg
spent Saturday in this city on busi
ness.
"Thc Man Without a Country at
the Lyric next Tuesday and Wedncs.
day. If
Charles Speer of Steubenyille spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Willemin of East Lamartine street
Mr. and Mrs. Crist Young of Bell
vile are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward l.. Parker of North Division
street.
Easter post cards, beautiful in col.
or and sentiment, 10 cents the dozen.
The Book & Art Shop. FMW x27
Mrs. Murray CARRIER of Pittsburgh.
! Pa, is visiting her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. l.. W. Armentrout, West Chest.
nut street.
Mrs. Walter Butcher. who under
, went an operation for tumOr ut Il Co
umbus hospital Wednesday, is re-
covering rapidly.
New onion sets at 12I2c a quart
while they last. Woolson's. X2j
Mrs. II. J. Sheppard, who has been
visiting MIR. and Mrs. Noble Weir on
East Gambler street, returned TO her
home in GAINESVILLE Monday.
Miss Ethel Courtwright Of Coshoc.
ton, who has been visiting with Miss
Mae Gorsuch on East Pleasant street,
returned to her home today.
Easter cards and booklets in great
variety at | cent to % cents. Special
patriotic cards for the boys The
Book and Art Shop. FMW Mt
otto Ransom, n member Of h Bat
terry, left Monday for Camp Sheridan,
Ala, after visiting relatives mere for
several days.
Louis Biefnes, Desire Delporte and
Emilio Cornell have left for Pcnns-
boro. w. Va. where they will be en-.
ploycd in Il glass factory.
Garden tools a. plenty at Bogardus
& Co.'s hardware store. Forty.six
years on west side square. x2G
IT, II. Frazier and son, Donald, left
for Cleveland Monday where they
viii be employed in the Buckeye Win
dow Glass factory.
First Lieut.. Lawrence II. Spcrry,
who is stationed at Camp Sherman,
spent Sunday with bis father Wilmot
Spcrry Of North Mulberry street
Easter rabbits in costume for the
children. Peter Rabbit Benz. Bunny
and Mrs Benz. Bunny, specially
priced at 80 cents. The Book and
Art Shop. FMW X27
Mrs. George IIardcsty of Akron
has returned home after attending
the funeral Of Mrs. Ethel T., Snafcr,
held in this city Friday
Mrs, j. H. Phillips, who has been
visiting her brother, =. Il. Ilorncr Of
the Granville road, left for her home
in Huntington, w. Va, Monday.
Everything except Goodwin corsets
at half price during the last week Of
the closing out sale, ending Saturday,
March 80. The Goodwin Corset Shop.
X2G
w 5. Murray left for his home in
MI Gilcnd Monday morning after Wis
ling at the home of f.. W. Jcfrrics,
North Mckenzie street.
Cooper Kirk aud son, Dcsault, who
have been visiting with the formers
futhcr, ID. l}. Kirk. Newark road, left
Sunday evening for their homo in
Chicago.
j. Z. Smith and Miss Nanny Smith
of KokomO, Ind, who have visiting
Mr.. and Mrs, Howard Splitter of East
/ Vino street, left Monday for their
/ home.
Give US your order for a country
smoked ham before they are all gone.
Smons' Pure Food store. X2J
Mrs Nancy Cox, who has been
spending the winter here with Mrs
Herman Guntcr OF East Ilamlramck
street, left for her home in Smith
field Monday. Mrs. Cox was accom-
panied by Mrs William Cox, who
has been visiting here for several
days,
Mr., and Mrs. Dwight Harris spent
Sunday at Brandon
Miss Ruth Young Of the Coshoctcn
road is visiting with Mrs, Fred Hicg
In Frcdcrickown,
Mrs. oral Brokaw aud Miss Thclma
huffman of Ccnterburg spent Satur,
day in this city.
Charles Mitchell Ct Shawnee spent
sunday at the home of Miss Hazel
Robertson In Centcrburg,
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Priest of New.
ark are visiting relatives in Center,
burg
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