The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-09-05

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Fresh oysters. Mt. Vernon Fish
Co., 3o4 South Main street. x5
School books and supplies at Nc
Crystals book store, N. Main street
x4
Mr.. p. G. Zemer went to Columbus
this morning for the day
Fresh oysters. Mt. Vernon Fish
Co., 304 South Main street. Ks
School footwear at reasonable
prices. Severns, Westvine. x4
Use genuine Boyd caps on your
Mason fruit jars. WooIson's. x4x5+
Get your shoes repaired at '207 w.
High street. j. w. Barncord.
TuTS xG
Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. ShifT.ette of Oak
street were visitors in Columbus to-
day.
Drugs and medicines at old prices,
delivered free. Fox & Steinhoff
TuTS If
Limited quantity Paper White mar,
cissus bulbs now ready. WooIson's.
x4 KS
Mr.. c. M. Barber of the Martins
burg road spent Thursday in Colum-
bus.
De luxe styles in women's new fall
boots now ready. Severns, West
Vine x4
Don't risk your canning by using
cheap, ordinary rings. Use the best,
the GOOD Luck" red rubber ring.
Woolson's. x4x5"
Mr.. Roll Ransom of the Coshocton
road spent Thursday in Brink Haven
on business.
Mrs. d. b. Rawlins and son, Ben.
jamin, of Fredericktown, spent Thurs
day in Columbus.
DR.. N. Il. Eastman went to Marys-
vile Thursday afternoon to attend a
medical meeting.
Grown bottle caps and cappers-
make good use of those idle bottles
this winter. WooIson's. x4x5a
Mrs. Charles Patterson of South
Milwaukee, Wis, arrived hero this
morning to visit reatives.
Correct custom models in womens
English walking shoes Tor business
wear. Severns, West Vine. x4
Mr.. Frank Kaiser of Flint, Mich, q
former Mt. Vernon resident, is the
guest of relatives in the city
Mrs E. w, Breeze and Miss Marie
Breeze of North Mckenzie street
spent Thursday in Cilumbus.
Mrs. M. b. Woodward of East Vine
street went to Akron Thursday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Ivan Roop.
Miss Esther Feeney returned to hei
home here today, after spending sew
eral weeks in South Milwaukee, Wis
Master Merrin Haggerty of Alliance
10 visiting his grandparents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ira Haggerty of Mansfield ave
nue..
Mrs. Earl Dutt and daughter, ant
Miss Ethel Dutt went to Wellsvillt
today to visit relatives for severa
days.
DR.. Ralph Wise of Mansfield was ;
professional visitor in this city Wed
nesday, attending several cases in th
city hospital.
Misses Veronica and Agnes Le
left today for Detroit, Mich, wher
they will make an extended visit witt
friends and relatives.
Mrs, A. l.. Bigbee and Mrs. Wi
liam blackburn of Fredericktown vii
leave Saturday for Denver, Colo. an
oher points in the west.
Mrs. Name Gotshall of North Mu
berry street and Miss Jessie Bryan
of West, Chestnut street were visit
ors In Columbus today.
Mrs, o. H. Ford and daughter, 10,
OF Toronto, formerly of this city, ar
guests of Mr., and Mrs. John Il. War
of North Catherine street.
DR.. George Lynn reports that h
was out after squirrels Wednesda
and was lucky enough to return wit
three fine fellows for dinner,
Miss Helen Fadds of Lakeside ho
pital, Cleveland, is spending severi
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Albert Faddis, of East Burgess stree
Mrs. j, G. Smith and son, Rober
arrived here from Detroit, Mich. Il
day to visit at the home of Mrs.
Schiappacasse of East Chestn,
street.
DR.. and Mrs. c. X. Conard and ID
, and Mrs. IT, G. Larimore motored
r Marysville Thursday to attend II me
: heal association meeting which b
T. gins today.
Q Judge l., B. Houck and Edward
Parker motored to Columbus toda
g to attend the speechmaking evel
4 there, the chief speaker being Pre-
:. dent Wilson.
/ Mss Mabel Parker retu,Icl
VA shingtOn d. c. Wednesday aftl