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lumbus today.
Miss Evangeline Pitkin returned to
her home in this city Wednesday af-
ter spending a week with relatives in
Canton.
Come out and hear the Eighth
grade debate Friday evening, April /,
1880 o'clock, at the First Ward. The
school orchestra will render pro.
gram, followed by songs and yells by
pupils of the school. The proceeds
are for the benefit Of the school
library. XII
Mr.. John Colopy Of Alliance, former
ly of Mt. Vernon, spent Wednesday
morning in this city enroute to Day.
ton.
Mr. George Israel went to Cleve-
land today on business. He will not
return before Saturday.
There will he a self.serve supper at
the Presbyterian church Saturday
evening, April 2, from s to z. x2
Mr.. w. b. Wedge Of Cleveland was
business visitor here yesterday.
MIR. Paul Smithhisler Of Cleveland
is in the city for q few days.
Charlie Hop has moved his laundry
I from II West Vine street to 6 Public
SQUARE, next door south Banner office.
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Mr.. Max Sullivan went to Marietta
today where he will spend several
days with his brother, Mr.. Frank Sui.
Ivan.
Mr.. William Youngblood OF Canton
was a business visitor in Mt. Vernon
Wednesday.
There will be an apron sale at the
Presbyterian church Saturday after
noon, April 2, beginning at 2 o'clock.
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Mr.. James Bell Of Bangs spent Wed
nesday in this city on business.
Misses Clara Shepherd, Helen Pur
baugh and Martha Olvey spent Thurs
day in Columbus.
There will be self.serve supper a
the Presbyterian church Saturda.
evening. April 2. from s to Z. X.
Misses Emma Elder, Irene Doup
Mildred Mckee, and Edna Bricker at
tended the "Follies" in Columbus OF
Thursday.
Mr.. Kent Shaffer of Pittsburgh, for
} merly of Mt. Vernon, Is spending
few days with relatives In the city.
We have In our warehouse a com
piete line Of fertilizer. Please cal
and get our revised prices. Mt. Ve'
non Farmers Exchange Co., 500 Wes
Vine street, phone 372.
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. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sheedy @
{ Ceaterburg spent Wednesday ever
8 Ing in Columbus,
9 Mr.. w. s. Smith OF the Ohio Powe
Co. at Canton spent Thursday her
d on business.
:. There will be an apron sale at tn
, Presbyterian church Saturday afte
q noon, April 2, beginning at o'clock
It Miss Vera erosion spent Thursda
X In Columbus.
Mr.. II. b. Baird of Columbus WI
It a business visitor here today.
Wise ones! It's wise man or W
r. man who selects this establishmel
. for their cleaning work. We are G
II pecially particular cleaners for pa
In tlcular people. Get busy and call N
In S3G red Give us garment for
trial cleaning. The Sanitary ID
Mt Cleaning Co., southwest corner Pu
lie square. x
I'D Mr.. William Montgomery of A
st kenytown spent Wednesday In t
'r, oity.
XII DIR. V. l.. Fisher returned Wedn'
lie day evening from Baltimore, Md. a
he Washington, ID. c., where he after
ay ed medical conventions.
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us j. Let those who serve you best
i serve you most
NJ. !. J. 3. kEPPLE
at j. 203 s. Gay St. 7eo Blue
ny, 4. Asbestos, slate, and other
II + roofing, spouting, guards, blast
yh- f. pipe, ventilators, stacks, and
he i. skyiishta. XII
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sic Mrs. Patrick J. Purcell left I
I'M morning for Johnstown. Ohio. be
called there by the serious illness
raj her sister. Mrs, Il. j, Mattingly. N
EOS Mattngly was recently patient
J. Mercy hospital, this city. She is
'tf fering from hardening OF the arte'
ent and other complications.
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