The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-01-25
SHORT LOCALS

"V"'e lucSUay from Charleston, w
", after spending about four months
there.
A: IF. Smnlley has returned to his
nome In this city from Ashland where
he attended the funeral OF William
lIoren.
waiter Sapp of this city and Mr..
Fletcher Of Apity spent Tuesday I'm
Cleveland attending the Cleveland au.
tomobile show.
Mrs. Harry Starner left Wednes.
day morning for her home i'm New
Castle, Pa. after visiting her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schiappacasse.
Mrs. N. Coburn ana daughter.
Gladys. of Gary, Ind. are spending a
few days with Rev. and Mrs. ID. C..
Coburn at the parsonage on North
Mulberry street.
Harold Bishop returned to his work
in Mansfield Tuesday evening after
u few days visit with his parents in
Pike township
Harry G. Phillips, recently oper.
ated upon for appendicitis, was re.
moved from the Mt Vernon hospital
Wednesday to the home of s. j. Dor
gan, North Main street.
Rev. and Mrs. ID. G. Coburn and
Mrs. Lucy Andrus have returned
from Waynesville, o., where they at.
tended the funeral of Mrs. Charles
Hawke last Saturday. The deceased
was an older sister of Mrs. Coburn
and Mrs. Andrus.
Service Pins" with on or two
stars on them, to show how many
boys you have with Uncle Sam. SOC,
soc and 75c, at Guy Lauderbaugh &
Co.. jewellers, 13 South Main street.
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II. NJ. Greer, II. G.. Jennings and l..
II. Cromley OF this city spent Tues
day in Columbus on business.
John S. Gotshall left Monday even
ing for New York City where he will
spend fortnight on business:
Harold Stoyle of e Battery, Camp
Sheridan Ala, is spending few days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. c. .
StOyle of Gambler.
Roy Mendenhall has returned to his
home in Akron .aTter spending the
weekend with Dana Hose of East
Vine street.
Roy and Bud Carroll have gone to
Osgood to spend few days with
Harry Carroll who is home on fur. ,
ough from Montgomery. Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Murray re-
turned to their home in Mt Gilead
after visiting relatives in
his city
Lieut.. Kenneth r. Adams left Mon.
for New York City after
weeks furlough spent with his par. .
Its In Gambler
Mrs. w. A. Hammond and son re-
urned to their home IN Bangs Tues.
lay after visiting her brother, Prof
}. C. Spohn, at MoXahala.
+. l.. Sparks, who has been in
w. Va, on business for
he Hope Engineering & Supply Co.,
las returned to his home in this city.
S. NJ. Douglass of Mansfield, who
las been visiting his son, DR.. Steph-
IN A. Douglass of the Ohio State
went to Columbus on
business Tuesday
Mrs. Lou Phillips of Cincinnati is
listing her nephew, Harry g. Phil.
lps, who recently underwent an oper-
tion at the Mt. Vernon hospital and
S still q patient there.
Frank l.. Beam went to Columbus
tuesday to spend the day.
Judge Philip l.. Wilkins spent
tuesday in Columbus on business.
Paul NJ. Ashbaugh went to Column
us Tuesday on business.
Elmer Loney was in Columbus
tuesday on business.
Il. l.. Toms of F'redcricktown spent
londay here.
S. G. Dowds spent Tuesday in Co
INDUS on business.
Mrs. Ed Daily of East Vine street
'ent to Marysville Tuesday to visit
er brother.
Foster Hillhouse of Newark has re.
lrned to that city after spending
NV days here with friends.
Ralph Parmenter of Fredericetown
pent Monday In this city with
lends.
Ralph Parmenter of Fredericktown
pent Monday in this city with
lends.
The Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Long went !
, Columbus Tuesday to spend the
ay.
Henry G.. Beam OF Coshocton ave.
he went to Columbus Tuesday to
pend few days on business.
Mrs. o. +. Cooper left for New