The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-27

l.. 4. b. A. box party and dance has
been postponed from Monday until
Wednesday. x2G
Mr. and Mrs. George Ward of To
ledo arc in the city, called here by
the death Of Mrs. Laura Stockbergcr
Nazimova, the star supreme, tri-
umphs in Revelation at the Vine
next Monday.
Mrs. Walter G. Burris of North
Main street was a visitor in Colum.
bus today.
DIR. N. Hull and Mr.. William Beatty
of Bladonsburg were visitors here
Sunday.
"ThorOgood" work shoes for men
resist wear and wet weather. Sew
crns, West Vine. ..
Miss Veronica Murphy of West
Gambler street went to Akron Mon
day morning to spend several days.
Miss Annabelle Schuyler of Ports.
mouth spent the weekend with Miss
Anna Scibold and Miss Florence
Cochran.
Mr.. A. l.. Murry went to Washing.
ton G. ii. this morning to attend the
homecoming celebration given for
the returned soldiers.
Mrs Arthur Booth returned to her
home in Lima tits morning after max.
ing three day visit with Mrs. Nor
man G. Turner of Wooster avenue
Mrs. Cora Bcbout returned Sunday
from Milford, where she was called a
week ago by the illness of her moth.
en-, Mrs. Ben Hunter. ,,
Mr.. and Mrs: John Wantland re-
turned to their home in. Howard Mon
day after spending the weekend in
Fredcricktown.
Mrs. Levi Wolfe returned to her
home in Somerset today after visit,
ing her sister, Mrs Percy Sweet, of
West Sugar street.
Mr. Il. j. Tedrick, manager of the
Avery & Loeb Electric Co. branch in
this city, Is spending several days in
Cleveland attending the Mazda lamp
convention.
Mrs. Fred Johnson was moved from
her home on South Catherine street
to the Mt Vernon hospital Sunday
afternoon in McCormick's ambulance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnhart and daugh-
ters. Grace and Daisy, of Frederick.
town were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
t. A. Foorman of Mansfield avenue
SundtrX.
Don't fail to hear Miss Mary The.
rosa Bloomer tomorrow evening at s
o'clock at the Vine street Church Of
Christ. Tickets 2Oc and 35c. x26
Mrs. ]. T. Carts returned to Mt. Gil
cad Monday after spending Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Worley of
East Chestnut street.
Mrs. Madge Cole, who has been
visiting in Columbus, spent Sunday
evening here, before returning to her
home in Centerburg.
Scuflers and play oxlords for the
Juveniles solve the footwear problem
for parents, $l.35 to $2,S5. Scyerns,
West Vine. x26
Rev. and Mrs. ID. C. Coburn and
Mrs. Coburn's sister, Mrs. Andrus,
left Monday for Toronto, o., where
they will spend the week with friends
Miss Amelia Brigode, woh has been
visiting here for the past ten days,
left Monday for her home in Charles
ton, w. Va.
Mcssrs. George Loc and William
Simons of Toledo are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shut ol
Mansfield avenue.
Mrs. ID. McGillicuddy and Miss Jca,
McGilicuddy of Toronto, Canada, and
| Mrs. William Cary of Columbus went
to Columbus today after visiting at
the home OF Mrs. S. +. Cary of Ham
iramck street.
Mrs. q. l.. Ilartupec, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Murphy and Mrs. Cain of Co
! iuNIbuS NClt III tuc tlly SuluTuuN ul
tending the funeral of the late Mrs
Honor Jane Hook and were the guests
of County Treasurer Clifton G, Hunt
Mr.. Forrest o. Mayis, who has beel
spending u ten-day furlough with rel
atiyes in this city, left Sunday even
ing for Cape May, N. D., where he Mil
join his ship, the Savannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary ID. Ernest ant
family of Coshocton and Mr.. and Mrs
Ira o. Earnest of Wooster avenue lief
Monday for Il weeks trip to the lak'
region near Angola, Ind.
Mrs. NJ. II. Spohn of West Suga
street went to Columbus this morn
ing to visit her son, Ronald Spohn
who is n patient al University hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ward an,
family and Mr.. and Mrs. John War
land family attended the funeral O