The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-05-31

| Mr.. and Mrs G.. B. Latham OF
Springfield, o., spent the weekend
In Mt. Vernon as the guests Of their
daughter-in.law, Mrs. Il. B. Latham
West High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Spencer returned
today from Cleveland, where they
we're the weekend guests of Mrs.
Spencer's sister.
Our line Of American lawn mowers
Is one of the highest grade on the
market. Max Meyers Stove Store, 301
West Gambler street. x31
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Parker and Mr..
and Mrs Edward l.. Parker spent the
weekend in Bellville as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Young.
Mr. Cameron Trott,. assistant state
examiner for the bureau of account
ing, came home from Fremont to
spent the holiday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Trott of this city.
Six ards Broadmoor dress gingham,
81; three yard soc table oil cloth for
81. The Boston Store x31
Prof. and Mrs. M. J. Fish came to
Mt. Vernon last Friday evening to
make their annual vacation visit at
the home of Prof. Fish's brother, Mr..
NJ. J. Fish, and his mother, Mrs. j.
A. Fish, at Waterford.
Miss Eleanor McManis and Mr..
Robert Lee spent Monday at Buckeye
} Lake.
Mr.. Frank Reynolds of this city
spent Sunday and Monday in Colum.
| bus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and
daughter, Marguerite, were guests Of
! Columbus friends over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Blubaugh OF
Danville were the guests of Mrs. Lucy
Fitz Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Shelter of Bangs
were the guests of Mrs. c. G. Brown
Monday.
There will be a special meeting O
the stockholders of the Pennsylvania
R. r. Employees Supply Co., Wednes
day evening, June 1, 8 o'clock, at the
! store, for business purposes. BY or
der of F.. H. Farrison, Pres. Board o
Directors. xl
! Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lauderbaugl
\ of Columbus spent the week end will
J Mrs. Hattie Lauderbaugh, Coshoctol
avenue.
Mr.. L. A. Delamar returned to New
~ ark Monday after spending severa
IN days here on business.
" Mr.. Clarence Bowser spent tn
u week end at his home in Sandusky
IL Ohio.
~ Mrs. 'Corban Ellis and daughter
~ Edith Elma of Nashville, Tenn, ar
~ the guests of relatives here for
week, they will then go to Columbu
Id to join Mr.. Ellis and make their fl
i'd ture home.
er Circle No. Church of Christ wi
It. hold food sale and sale of children
i'd clothes at Sharp's store Saturday b
ginning at ten o'clock x
lg Messrs. +. T. Wagenhals and E.
Id Strohm of Newark were business vii
10 itors here today.
Miss Rose Darling of Akron
r. spending several days in the city wit
II, relatives.
re- Mr.. Dale Porter arrived in the cit
N Saturday from Mineral Wells, Texa
TX where he has been employed in the o
and gas fields for several months M
of Porter will spend several weeks hel
mt with his mother, Mrs. Lulu Porter, (
in East Chestnut street.
We want you to know of the supe
es iority of our dry cleaning process. w
ng have progressed with the times an
ps have installed the very latest faci
% ties for doing the work. Send in yo,
On suits, gowns, or waists. The Sanital
N. Dry Cleaning Co., southwest corner
he the public square. X;
rs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl N. Friel accoI
panied Mrs. Friel's parents, Mr., al
RS, Mrs. w. II. SHETLAND, to their home
m. Toledo Sunday. Mrs. Friel, who h;
been seriously ill., will remain in I
nd ledo for the summer.
he Mr.. A. +. Stauffer, accompanied
Or. Mr.. James Harter, his sOn-in-law, lie
this morning for Cynthiania, *,
a where Mr.. Stauffer will spend we,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harte
+ Mr.. Harter came to Mt. Vernon
,n snend Sunday and Monday with rel