The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-17

| For prompt, safe, dependable taxi,
service, call phone aga. tt
Mrs. Il. c. Horton, Mrs. w. H..
Sapp, Mrs. A. J. Meeks and Mrs. A.
P. Condor of Brink Haven were in
Mt. Vernon Wednesday.
Drugs and medicine at old prices.
Free delivery. Phone n. Fox G.
Steinhoff. TuThS II
Miss Esther Feeney OF East Ohio
avenue went to Columbus this after.
noon where she will witness the per-
formance by Pavlowa at Memorial
hall this evening. ""
You can finish your Christmas
shopping at Wasoners studio with
hand-earved or plain frames. x24
Mr.. Roy Layman returned to How.
ard Wednesday after several weeks
work at Brink Haven as extra fore.
man of the Pennsylvania railroad.
Genuine Flexible Flyers at Wool.
sons. xi6
Mr.. and Mrs e. r. Bell of Brink
Haven left Wednesday to visit in
definitely at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Carter at Spring Mountain.
Mrs. Carter is seriously i'll with a
complication of diseases.
"What Happened to JONES'" high
school auditorium tonight at 8 o'clock
admission 25e and a5c. x16
There will be basketball game
between the eighth grade OF the First
| ward school and the eighth grade of
the Third ward school, tonight at the
Y. M. G. A. at 6:15 o'clock No ad.
mission charged. Everybody wei:
come.
The Daughters of Veterans will
hold food sale at Mardis' music
store Friday, Dec. II, beginning at
10:30 q. M. XII
Mr.. Frank L. Beam spent Wednes.
day in Columbus.
Mr.. G. Pratt Ward was in Colum.
bus yesterday OH business.
Chicken supper at the M. p. church
Saturday evening from 4:30 to z.
Price SOC. XII
Mr.. ID. NJ. Kennedy of West High
street was in Columbus Wednesday.
Mr.. G. G. Weaver was visitor in
Columbus yesterday.
Mt. Vernon barber shops will be
closed all day Christmas and New
Years. Open the Friday evening pre-
vious until o'clock. x23
Mr.. A. Il. Rawlinson spent Wednes.
day in Columbus.
MI. L. c. Mulock was in Columbus
Wednesday.
Will the person who is suspected Of
taking a sum Of money from the poek.
ets Of pair Of trousers hanging In
the locker room Of the Y. m. c. A.
Monday evening please return same
to the Y officer Otherwise strict in.
vestisation and prosecution will fol.
low. x16
Mr. and Mrs. Il. o. Arnold OF North
Main street were Columbus visitors
yesterday
Mrs. +. J. Harris and daughter,
Miss Pearl, of West High street,
spent Wednesday In Columbus.
Mrs. p. II. Hayes of Beverly, Ohio,
is visiting at the n. & S. sanitarum.
Mr.. B. f.. Frantz returned Thurs.
day from Chicago, where he attend.
ed the annual banquet and meeting
OF the Midwest Rubber Manufactur.
RS association.
Mr.. G. ID. Carpnter made a business
trip to MassillOn Thursday.
Mr.. U. G. Brilliant OF Newark was
In the city today.
Mr.. Charles Stevens of Coshocton
spent Thursday here.
Mrs. Willard C. Armstrong of
North Gay street left this noon for
Pittsburgh, where she will spend
Christmas with her sister, Mrs. Allen
Fink
Mr.. J. C. McClelland of GAINESVILLE
was visitor in the city today.
Mr.. G. G. Hampton of Cleveland
Visited friends here today.
Mr.. r. Hart. manager OF the Knox
OH Co., returned this morning from
business trip to Oklahoma.
Mr.. C. II. Scanland of the Haines
Safe Co, Columbus, was In Mt. Ver-
non Thursday on business.
| Mr. Cyrus b. Hosack of Culver Mil
itary Institute, Culver, Ind. arrived
In the city this morning to spend the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Hosack, 500 East Gam
bier street.