The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-12-02


ontz, Lois, Charles Helen and Mary
Lorentz, George Lorentz, Edward
Lorcntz and Gerald Lorentz.
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Mr.. George Harris spent Sunday in
Columbus.
Charles Ray in "The Busher," a
scream, a riot of fun, at the Vine
Thursday. x3
We invite you to use Bells Home
Made bread. Made to suit particular
people. Try Il. XII
ron Sunday after short visit with
relatives in this city.
To increase the pleasure Of your
meal always use Bells Home Made
bread. At all grocers. XII
If you want to see Charles Ray at
his bets, don't miss seeing "Thc Bush
er" at the Vine Thursday. x3
Keen judgement will commend the
use Of Bells Home Made bread. Oc.
cident flour makes It better. x1
Mr. George A. Harter went to Ak.
ron Sunday, where he will be employ.
ed by the S. & o. Engraving Co.
Mr. Robert Mccullough returned
homo Sunday evening from Cleveland
where he spent Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Harry Herdman has returned
to Lancaster after spending several
days in the city with relatives.
Youns's new jeweIry store 10 now
located In the Hull building, No. a
South Main street. Phone No. 7.
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Mr.. John Beggs returned to his
home in Columbus Monday afternoon,
after visiting here since Wednesday.
Miss Irene Cooper, who has been
the guest of relatives and friends at
Brookline, Mass, returned to her
home. East Gambler street, Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Rodney Morrison Jr., of Cleve-
land, is spending several days with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. G. ID. Arndt,
East Vino street.
Mr.. Donald II. Harper of Akron
spent Sunday in the city, the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Harper, East Gambler street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], Murray CARRIER and
SON, Mr.. Lyman CARRIER of Philadel
phia Pa, arrived here Saturday even
ing to make their future home. f
Mr.. George II. Jarvis of Columbus
was guest at the home of Mr.. arfd
Mrs. John Willemin Of Lamartine
Mr.. Claude Il. Underwood OF Clafks
burg, w. Va, who is attending school
at o. S. IT,, Columbus, was the week
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs, u. 3. Cor
such and family of Gambler. ""'
Mrs. Guy Dowds returned to Akron
Sunday after, spending two weeks
with her mother, Mrs. G, j.. smith'o o.
East Gambler street, "''
Mrs. Cora Gonard returned to Ohit
Wesleyan university, Delaware, Sun
day, after visiting her parents, DR.
and Mrs. G. X. Conard.
Mrs. Ray Johnson and children o
Cleveland spent the weekend will
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson o
Mansfield avenue.
Mrs. Frank Meade and son. Franl
Jr., returned home Sunday from Co
lumbus where they spent Thanksgiv
ing with relatives.
Youngs new jewelry store Is no,
located In the Hull building, No. /
South Main sreet. phone No. Z.
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Miss Helen Mclntire. who has bee
visiting relatives here, returned SUI
day to Lisbon, o.. where she is con
mcrcial teachar In the high school.
. Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Boyle. wi,
, were recently married. returned va
ruday night to Mt, Vernon from til
east, They VIII make their home
, this city. ur ti., I'm
"Americanization'' Demonstration
a Baptist church Dec. 2 at 1880. -
Cure that cold now. Take Saxon La
/, ative Cold Tablets. Csc, at Taugher'
: MWF /,
Mrs, A, l., Wineland and daughte
n Miss Dorothy Wineland, and Harl
, Schaeffer Jr. returned home Sund,
from Columbus where they were Il
:, guests of relatives.
n Miss Dorothy Murry of st. Luke
- hospital. Cleveland, is spending sc
n eral weeks at the home of her pt
ents. Mr., and Mrs. A. L. Murry, Sou
Clinton street.
Miss Blanche Bebout, who has be
visiting her mother, Mrs. Cora /
bout, of East Vine street, returned
y, Oberlin, where she Is n student
y" Oberlin college. ''F.
- Miss Miriam Rosenthall return
- Saturday evening from Clevela
=, where she spent Thanksgiving. NJ
:, Rosenthall returned to o. s. IT,,
!, lumbus, Monday afternoon, where {
is attending school.