The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-19
Goes taxi service, 7si black.

"Gr0und GripperS, the ratlOnai
shoe for the human foot.
Miss Marjorie Lightfoot is the
guest of friends in this city.
Don't miss seeing Jess Willard In
western picture at Lyric tomorrow.
ks
Bargains in low cuts for every
member of the family. Severns, West
| Vine. x1S
Jess Willard in "The Challenge of
Chance, thrilling western, at Lyric
tomorrow. x18
Mrs. Ray Johnson and children of
Cleveland are the guests OF Mr.. and
avenue.
County Recorder Robert Cochran
went to Columbus this morning on
business.
Messrs. Leonard Kelly and Edgar
Tarr took a fine motor trip to New
ark, Sunday.
Miss Ethel Courtright of Coshocton
spent Sunday at Camp Sychar with
Miss Mae Gorsuch.
Miss Ruth Mcdonald of Toledo is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shut
OF Mansfield avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt Ward returned
Sunday evening from a trip to Buffa.
10 and Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Correct midsummer styles in wo-
mems oxfords. Genuine reductions
Severns' August clearance. x1S
Miss Louise Graham of Columbus
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. b. Hen
derson of East Gambler street.
Highest prices paid for wool. All
<inds of farm products at old McCon
nell warehouse. Levering Bros. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. James Neibarger and
children returned Sunday afternoon
from an automobile trip through the
east.
See Jess Willard in action at Lyr
ic tomorrow. x1S
Mrs. Mary Dial returned to hel
home on Mansfield avenue Sunday
after spending several days in Dan
vile.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sapp, Jr., re
turned Sunday afternoon from Ponti
ac, Mich, where they spent severa
days.
We are showing a wonderful lint
Of new fall hats this week, and cor
daily invite your visit. McGough &
Dermody. x2
Just received carload Of yellow Al
berta peaches. $50 bushel, free de
livery. FERRIS fruit stand, Main an.
Gambler streets. XII
Mrs. l.. G. Mayer of West Iiigl
street went to GAINESVILLE today wher
she will spend the week visiting he
relatives and friends.
Mr.. Edward Auskings of East ST
gar street went to Winchester, Ky
Sunday for two weeks visit wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph l.. Shaw.
Mr. j. OF. Little of New Yor
:, city arrived Sunday morning and
visitor at the home Of Mrs. Rober
, Clarke, North Main street.
Mr.. Tell B. Patterson, East Vim
> street, returned home Saturday afte
|, spending several months in Floridi
: Mrs. Patterson will return later.
Shipment Of Olive OH just receive
from Italy. Guaranteed pure. SIS
per quart. Ferro's, southwest corne
g Main and Gambler. xl
3 Mr.. George Jacobs and mother, wh
0 have been making an extended Wis
G in this city at the home of Mrs. Cha
2. Tiger, returned to their home in Clev
y land Monday morning.
Mems English walking shoes, $5,S
k $685., S6o. Severns, West Vine xl
e Just received carload of yellow A
h berta peaches. $3.50 busheI, free d
N livery. Ferro's fruit stand, Main ar
y Gambler streets. x
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hayes hay
." received telegram from their so
!" Capt. Harry n. Hayes, had arrived
~ Camp Merritt n. j., from oversee
and that he expected to be in this ci
the latter part of the week.
n Hon. and Mrs. Lewis b. Houck al
sons, Daniel and Ralph and Mr.. al
H. Mrs. A. ii. Cooley departed tn
H. morning by automobile for Detro
Buffalo and other points along Il
" Great Lakes.
or Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Il. Stephens IL
for Cincinnati this morning to vi,
nj Prof. and Mrs G.. C. Earnest. Fro
ed there they will so to Winchester. X
" to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. BE
nell and family.
m Miss Josephine Young has retul
le cd to Maryland General hospital, B
timore, Md, after spending thr
n weeks vacation at the home of !
ne parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew You
East Gambler street
ir. Shipment of Olive Oil just receiv
IN from Italy. Guaranteed pure. 81
per quart. Ferro's, southwest corr
Mt Main and Gambler.