davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-12
LOCAL NEWS

Call Williams tIo~er ohUp. $50. L.
Mrs. whey Canp0ett o. I. .ISs. spells
SATURDAY Ia Stt. vernon ~Itn Irs-llsss.
Mrs. n. Z. Deii oI u,lea spvuI >a,.
urosy nere WITH reiatiyes aIlu Ir1e.l,ls.
MIS- Auuie Dun.ap or utIea was a
visitor LII tne city oaturuay.
For nomeInaue Cnr.stmas can0y,
call ivso re1. Oruers .aAvn u.liy. 49,
Miss sin.ireu oiiIislt Ol I-.l,erSua !,
spen, oa1aruay la tliis cay.
n4iss A.s..A .us..~.s - a tS,.SsG@ asu.. a.
Spva. oa.ui,iay .Ir tiiu cay
Sirs- Oia O4Ussen ~ SSaEserOu. .
was = NioItvr mere oa.urIiay-
n. or =. us"s@, ~~u"~s~sy esen.si,
Dec. IS. n. OF r. orSns.,sa. A.
mrs. w. ". lcnI.,rr o. uresr ylsitS..
fnenus LII .nis cay ossuraay.
Str. ". l.. Asnotals anu siiss tauIIuS
Asnerast OIL tue siar,.assuIs rU~Au va
tIezu rsssss%.sus IA ,ra1,,o-rr Va. ouii,sas.
Mr. aiAu strs. a. ~. NVi nlsss..l ~
brU~u ,v~ nsusp w-Io suvs~s ~ "a.
vernon irieuus SsssuIuay.
SstlI prvvlri,s svtseu a, Sclirdntz q
Hechior arus sore. rNw Ais
E-au... VI IIA..n TIss, sisu.,. .l-.ss.s 49,.
La slsr SAay ~i.a i.Ao..4s-
atr. alAu o,ls> a. g. A-..cr vi DrOw.
TOW AIssa.p Sis.seu liI- sSsSSS,i II.S..s.-
oa..iuay.
A.f. "aa.er I1v.,iires ~ Uts~s IA.
~rt~cAs virS. s~.V.. s.O.l,.-s ..sOs =.
AliA ..v.I ..0Ss.ssa.-
IaI usc ,osi a-s".y-s0tsS,
erasy vres~--a, yVsr %. s-~ss
street unuu,wvu, AL VpvsatsOn In,.
ln0ruinS a. Tue ~. anu -. salisarIuii.
aIs. Euw ws,Tu SOs.svr U, ,lls SIs.
was opura.eu upO.i .oO.ay .t lie "a.
teruou hospital.
Sn,s.,.as s.'-s OF Sasr'n anu ots
ttn0S,on may Se ,vu..N ta vVSs-Ss
pssy svSuoa, ursS r,o~r uonS.
Ars. nenry sil.ur Ut praduuV'
StrsSst unuer~enI an opcrltiOa Afou
day al me cat. .ernoa nosp.eAL
Mr. otto nurrls ami uausn,ers sPes,
6unaay WIN sirs. JOnn ,uler oT ruu
ericktowu.
On ses-send me u loaf OF tn
Oborne brotners new put,er riaS
bread
Mr.. A. ~ Hasenkamp OF IaramIs
Wyo.. visited Mr. 4. h. banter o
South ,ernoa over sunday.
MIR. Donald Cone OF COI1mbus spen
Saturday and sunday IN the city. tn
guest OF relatives.
Phope u Tor prices on drugs an
medicine. Free denvery. FOX a stem
hon. Mwr |
Mr. and Mrs. John Ralston OF HOv
ard spent SUNDAY mere as the guest
OF reiatives.
Attorne, Bell OF Mansfield transae
ed legal business in Mt. Vernon Sa
rrday.
For good lump coal, quick deiiseri
please call George Laxear. TeIephor
2l2. II
Mr.. Paul Vernon OF Gambler Wa
the guest of reiauves in Mt. verno
yesterday.
Mr.. l.. Vernon of Gambler was th
guest OF relatives in the city yesse
day.
We save you money on drugs. me
icines and groceries. Free deliver
Phone II Fox 4 Steinhon. MWf
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-12


Crszer yosr Sans.alzs c<&>s. psss
&na n1s sreaa lro1a vsorne pros- no~-
MI z Purdy ana MIA AnnetIa huai
VI u2A< csgy were caasazs sasiUors ~
lae ncaac ~ s4r- AM sars- s&Aases seq
1s1r. Mzrsneld
hr. marry Sreen Of Newark spent
SaaGzy VIE his xIie, ~oo IS at toe
nouas Of ner SISTER. MIS- Bert War
1aAa, West Pheasant street
SANTA pr1ngs Eew Elats TO our store
every nlgat fssve yo1 seen our Cnr1st
.1Ezs carok- we are sncslnE the new
ezraS- scarznrz q f.ecx.er, the HEX
I AL store fMW xl3
M and Mrs. Harry J. DAVIS and
M n IL Anur-Es Of Columbus spent
sanazy vita Nr. and MIS- W. A Pal
1e-. ~ess filga street
tf you want sometnsns different. ask
your grocer tor ~sety srown CAKE =
] souu say It's uirsereax scared In =
>7nrrsry raeSaqe- u
Hon ana MIS- c. G. Weaver OF Easl
Vine street spent Sunday in Center
oars. tie guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
II Sutt1a-
Protecs yourself against fire with a
policy IN the A J. Matthews agency.
les W Gambler street II
Miss hyzngellne PiiKin returned TO
ner home On East Sugar street today
z1re- Spending two weeks in Lancas-
ter. the guest OF her sister. Mrs. {.
- Coaxru-
Nr. ogden Wintermute returned To
Granville today. where he viii resume
nis studies al Dea-sOn university, al
ter few days visit here with rela-
tives-
more than ever before, Schrantz &
HeeSler's Is the Christmas store Can
dy. stationery. fountain pens and
Eeny other g.ft things. FNwxl5
DE- and Mrs p H. Cosner OF New
ark. Mr. and Mrs Lee Young OF Gran
Vile and Mrs GanserI of this city
Eere guests sunday of Mr- and Mrs.
Andrew Young last Gambler street
Mr. Edward Deturx of o. W. U.
spent Saturday and Sunday as the
gneSt of his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Prank Desurk. East Ohio avenue
M Ezra Edminster, who is employ
ed al Newark, was tke guest over Sun
day Of his mother. Mrs Nina EdInin-
s,er. East Burgess street
Mr. and Mrs George Doolittle az
Mr.. Roy Doolittle OF Millwood, Mr.
Paul Ralston Of Howard and Miss e.
VI Dooli,tle of this city spent Sunday
in Este. the guests of Nj. and Mrs.
James Underwood
Rev. and Mrs ". Hamill Shields
had cs their guests Sunday Mr. and
Mrs William Gumnere and son Har-
Old OF Columbus. and Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Peters and daughter. Miss
Thelrna. OF Pataskaia, Miss Ida Bost-
wick Of Pataskaia and Mr.. Ralph
Least Of Columbus. Miss Gummere.
soprano. and Mr. Harold Gummere.
tenor. assisted the Presbyterian quar-
tet and proved to bs attractive sing
erS
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-12
BOARD MEETING

The oftcial board Of Gay ST n. Z.
church will meet al $50 tonight at
TIE home OF the pastor. i0I North Gay
street II is requested that every
member be present
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-12

WANTED-Houses to wire ION our
10-month easy payment plan. Knecht-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-12

Say II with flowers NON ShArp's
rIoxer Store Phoae ss5. ID
Mrs Fred Braddoek OF Frederick
town spent Saturday in Mr- Vernon
visiting friends
Mrs Ethel Smith of Frederickt0vn
spent Saturday in Mt Vernon with
friends
Christmas greeting cards that are
dainty and different See cur lire
at five cents and up. wsolson's
Christmas store u
Mr. and Mrs William Ward have ~
turned from several DAYS visit with
relatives in Columbus
MIR and Mrs r L. Sparks u,OsoreS.
to St Louisville to-day to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Hannah Sparks
Important meeting of Loyal Order
OF Moose Wednesday evening at 7:so.
Initiation xI3
Miss Beruiee sherman OF Center
burg was a visitor in Mt Vernon on
Saturday.
Miss Ruby Robinson is i'll at her
home on East Vine street with an at
tack of the grip.
Attention Of the eIkx 10 called to
the card party Monday. Dee ~, At q
o'clock Elks and their ladies invited.
I'll
Mrs II w Masseller of Mt Liberty
Was TIE guest of relatives here Satur-
day.
Nr. Glenn Drolhard of Columbus
spent Sunday here with his father.
Mr.. r. j. DrUuhart
Dress your gifts with Dennison's
Christmas seals. tass and decorations.
A full assortment at Woerson's. Il
Mr. George Stnll returned to this
city last evening from Newark. where
he sren several days With relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NcLarnsn
and family OF Esto were guests Of rel
stives here Saturday.
Tired OF bakers bread, Try ObOrne
Bros new Butter Flake bread-it's
different Il
Mr.. Leon ZeisIot, left Sunday for
Atlanta. Ga. where he will remain
for several weeks on business for the
Chapman Engineering Co
MIR. and Mrs, Dwight Gilmore ol
Utica spent Sunday with the formers
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gilmore
East Hamtramck street
| Christmas packages of cigars. to
hacco and cigarettes NJ Schranir 6
Heckler's drug store FNw Al;
i Mr. and Mrs Edward ouidor ol
East Burgess street had as guests
over Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cal
linden OF Columbus
Miss Dorothy Budd returned 20 heI
home in Columbus today AFTER spend
ing several days here as the guest o
relatives
Rig sale on winter millinery. below
cost. At Nayme RosenerSns' Hat shop
second floor. over A L p. tea store
across frOn Iec store. II
Mr. aud Mrs j. W. Ryan and Ms
and Mrs. II. Burris uotored To Lima
Saturday morning. where they wer
guests Of relatives over Sunday
Master JChn Cochran OF CoShoetol
avenue spent Saturday and Sunday Il
New Philadelphia the guest OF rcis
tiyes,
COAL
, Ne have good rwScrVsened Ohio lum
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-12
FOR SALE

Farm 1os 35l1oO acres, 10 room
brick house In fine shape, barn 36xS4
in nice condition Some good timber,
large sugar bush This farm is To-
Gated on two good roads three miles
to railroad station. Price $1,000.
Properties IA city for sale of five
rooms up to IL at prices that will beat
any rent proposition in Mt Vernon.
/. Two or three small acreage proper
ties. well equipped and close to the
corporation.
See the old reliable real estate man,
L. G. HUNT
&c Pubic Square Phones 362. 1124 red.
xii
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-12

FOR RENT-Two nice modern fur
nished rooms in private family. 12h
East Gambler street. Phone 514
black. XII
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-12

east end, electric lights, soft water
hath. laundry. cement basement. I'M
mediate possession. Call 626 blue. XII
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-12
WANTED-To buy gasoline engine
four to six horsepower. Write w. H.
Hanger, Gambler, r. d. 2. x12

WANTED = Clothing bought and
sold. 10 East Ohio avenue. Phone
662 red. MWF If
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-12
WANTED

WANTED-Laundres to take work
home. Mrse James Lee, 607 North
Main. XII
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-12
COAL

We have good resereened Ohio lump
coal continuously o. hand. s. per ton
at works and sS-5e per ton delivered
in the city. We also deliver coal in
tho country n distance Of i've miles n,
81 per ton over price delivered in city.
George LAaear. Telephone sis- XIII
MIR. and Mrs John wyiie and Mrs.
Phillip Stinemates Of JOhns,own spent
Sunday In Lock with Ar. and Mrs
Charles Stinemases-
Mr.. Dean Mckee OF East Gambler
street and Miss Mabe, Fry motored TO
Hanover Sunday and were the guests
OF Miss Ruth Shepherd. who is max
ing an extended visit there with her
sister. Mrs. ciyds Schraek.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-12
FOR RENT

FOR RENr-Mpdern Groom house
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-06
MaDISON


a crew of men and teams together
With two tractors were at work last
week building the race track at Som
ersct Park on the Arson Side of the
river. The track has been ploughed
up and over three hundred loads OF
clay have been hauled on to re-sur-
face the Light sandy foam. The
work, which vas done under the dir
ection of an expert from New York.
The track will be one of the best IN
Central Maine. The baseball dia-
mond is also being put in condition
and a new fence IS being built around
the track. The Fair will open La
Dor Day which is five weeks earlier
that ii has ever been held.
Mrs. Guy Mcdonald has accepted a
position as clerk in the Office OF the
Madison Electric Light Works.
Miss Ruth Wcssett left Saturday
morning for two weeks visit with
friends in Providence K. |.
Mrs Hazel Danforth, Miss Al &c
b. Carl and Miss Maud b. Powers
left Saturday morning for Boston
where they will attend the National
Educational Association which is be
ing held there this week.
Oscar Flanders representing the S.
l. Remick Insurance Agency return
ed Friday from Kew Hampshire where
he was in Attendance on the New
England Insurance Convention.
Friends of II. Leslie Sawyer son
Of Or. and Mrs. W G. Sawyer Of
this place viii be Interested to learn
that ne has resigned as superintend-
cnt of schools in Lebanon, y H.. Z
position he has held for. several years
to become principal Of a large aca-
deny in New London. y. II.
Mrs. Willard Rand Of North Anson
was calling on relatives in this place
1'ridaY
Following is the report Of the local
Red Cross Nurse for the month OF
June. Cases under care the first of
the month we'll babies, IL active
cases, 6; new cases, 81 total cases
during month, .. Cases d smis5ed,
4; condition Of cases dismissed: re-
covered, a; improved, ,; unimproved,
j. died, 2. Number nursing Wis Is,
So; infant welfare visits, 32; parental
visits, G; tuberculosis visits. / ch Id
welfare visits, :, visits to schools, u :
home Wis IS to school children, 40;
social service visits, 4 office treat
ment. 80; other VISITS, %; night calls
2; total visits, 232. Number Of Me
tropolitan eases dur.n month, 6;
number of paying patients, ); mum
Der of free patients, including well
babies, 3d. money due from Metro
politan, $l5; fees collected, $3.50; cost
of transportation, $12.50.
Mrs. VIII am ingals is substitute
for Miss Mills during her vacation
which began last Friday night. Any
one wishing to call the strict nurse
phone 5i-13 or 105-11.
Friday afternoon Miss Mills accom-
panied Miss Hare, the county demons
traitor to North Arson where she gayc
a talk on First Aid before the Wo.
mans Farm Bureau.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-06

Sunday where they gave conseft III
the afternoon at the Herpert anu
Monday they were in Flagstan "neIe
they played for the Old Home LAY
Celebration
William Goodchild passed the Attn
with friends III Portland and old Ut
chard.
Judge Elmer Sawyer of North An
son was a business raller in town
Saturday.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Moore of
Brunswick were in town the first OF
the week calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Holway and
daughter Maxide were in Skowhegan
and attended the Holway Squires
wedding. Mrs. Sqsuires being a
sister OF Mr. Holway's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wescott, son
Ralph and John Gavin, we're in Show
hogan Sunday, calling on friends.
Mrs. Erastus McEiheran who was
operated upon at her home Thursday
by DR.. Richardson of Skowhegan and
DR.. w. S. Mlliken for gall stones.
is getting along as we'll as can be
expected at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weston of Union
were the guests over the 4th Of Mr..
Weston's mother Mrs. S. J. Weston
r. G.. Gray has returned to his
duties as cashier at the Augusta
Trust Co. after a two weeks Vaca-
ton
Rev. {. II. McElh'ney1 made a
business trip to Bangor last Thurs
day.
John CargeIl left Thursday for
Montreal where he sailed Saturday
for Scotland. whore he will meet re-
latives at his old home. Mr.. Car
gill has not been home for Il years
Mr.. and Mrs. George Humphrey Of
Portsmouth, \. H.. are guests this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. e. s. Hum
phrey's.
A very pretty wedding took place
Monday evening, July Bird at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs George Donna, when
ther only daughter, Bethilda, was
united in marriage to Carl Otto Noble
of this place. Rev. G.. II. McElhn-
e. OBLIGATED. the double ring service
WAS used The bride was attired in
white canton crepe beaded and were
a veil. The bridal bouquet was pink
bridal roses. The mad of honor
was Miss Tressie Wahaffey who wore
blue georgette and carried pink roses
The best man was Artell Donna, bro
ther of the bride. The bride was
given away by her father. the we'd
ding march was played by Mr.. Nc
Elhiney's orchestra. Miss Frances
Kennedy. teaching them as wand
girl. Little Miss Margaret Silver
was ring bearer. Misses Norma Ell
OF and Phyllis Clark, flower girls.
carrying baskets of roses. The arch
was decorated with asparagus sweet
peas and cut flowers. The wedding
Z fits we're many consisting OF eat
glass, silver, electrical dau pmehts
china, linen and Queen Ann Dining
room set. Refreshments were ser
we'd after which the young couple loft
for parts unknown with the best wish
es of their many fir ends there as
semblcd.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-06
News Of Somerset's Busy Towns

I Harry Spaulding of Moth Ansor
was shopping in town Friday.
Mrs. Cecil Briggs of Portland was
the guest one day last week at tbs
home of her father Fred Bracket.
Miss Cinda Savage left the last oil
the week for Bingham where after
short visit with friends she will
leave fer her cottage at Pleasant
Pond where she plans TO spend the
summer.
Mrs. Fannie Randlett Of Bangor is
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. l..
{. Taft
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rattan have
arrived home from Colorado Mr.
and Mrs Rattan were former well
known residents of the Arson side
81 the river. They left town in the
tall for Colorado where they expect
ed to make their home but after stay
iEg through the winter decided that
tae state Of Maine was good enough
The journey both ways was made by
auto.
Mr., and Mrs. x. c. Gray returned
the last Of the week from a week
sit With relatives in Portland.
Carroll Brown of New York City
was the guest last week OF his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown.
Miss Beatrice Frederick is acting
as cashier at the Davis & Miller store
dur ng the sale.
Miss Myra Merrill Is substituting as
bool,keeper at The Union Cooperative
Store during the absence of the reg
ular hookkeeper Miss Wescott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter kalis and fam
~ left town last week for their
ranch in Idaho. Mr.. and Mrs. Ra-
Is we're former residents Of this place
but nogcd to Idaho about eight years
ago, coming back on a business trip
about year ego.
In spite of the showers Thursday
about twenty members Of Margaret
Golf Chapter d. A. r. went by auto
to Norridgewock where they were de-
ghtfully entertained by Mrs. Maude
Carr and Mrs. Hattie Miller at the
charming home of Mrs. Carr. At
noon baked bean and salad dinner
was served by the hostess. After
dinner a short musical program was
carried out. Following the business
meeting came a pleasant soc al hour
after which the guests left for their
homes voting it one of the p.ea3antest
meetings of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Greene
and little Elizabeth locke OF Chicago,
/ ILL.,, who is spending the summer with
her grandparents returned the first
of the week from few days visit
! to Hiram.
The engagement CT Miss Helen
Waugh Johnson and Roland Edwin
Morse has been recently announced
NJ SIS Johnson. is the daughter of Hen
~ Johnson, and is one of Madison's
popular young ladies. She gradual
Ell from Madison high school in the
class of 1918 ahd from Pennington
state Normal school in the class OF
1921. The past year she has taught
ve"y successfully in the Old Point
avenue school. Mr.. Morse, the son
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-06
NEW PORTLAND

Frances Hazel True formerly o
this town is at her parents home in
Pennington for the summer vacation
She will return to Hartford, Conn
again next year for her third years
work as sc cnco teacher in the Weth
erslield high school.
# you want the best pictures po 81
Bile at the lowest price possible, send
your films to Milford Baker bingham
Me, for developing, printing and en-
larg ng. 3w25
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-06

son was in town Saturday on profess
sional business
DR.. r. NJ. Tower has purchased u
new Nash roadster.
Mrs. Mary Kennison left Saturd-
day for Rumford where she will pass
the week end at the home of Rev
and Mrs. Ralph Lowe. Monday,
Rev. and Mrs. Lowe and Mrs Kenni-
son will leave for a weeks auto trip
to Vermont.
Mrs. II. L. Hayes, who has been
in town for the past few weeks being
called here by the Illness of her mo-
Their, Mrs. William Booker has re-
turned to her home in Lewiston. Mrs.
Booker is much improved at this
writing.
Miss Amber Mills, the district
nurse, left Friday night for her home
in ar.bou, where she will pass a
months vacation.
y. II. Harding of Boston arrived
in town Saturday and will be The
guest of his brother, Frank Harding
this week.
Lewis Flint who has been in town
for the past few weeks in connection
with the Great Northern Paper Co,
left Friday for his home in Millinock-
ct.
Mrs Charles Marden and son Ray
mond who have been the guests for
the past three weeks at Mrs Mar
den's home in Woodstock, \. b.. has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Tarr and child
rem left Saturday for Orland whore
they will pass the Fourth the guests
Of relatives and friends.
Miss Henrietta Goldammer of New
York City arrived in town Saturday
for few days visit at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
Goldammer
Mrs George Merrill. who has been
ne guest for the past week of rela
t,yes in Cornvlle has returned home
Miss Lizzie Witham of Norrdge
Nock is passing "A few days with
friends in this place.
Miss Helen Goodell who is a stud
mt al Simmons College has arrived
i'm town to pass the summer vacation
tli her parents, Mr. and Mrs. vii
JiaIa GooIell.
Pref. and Mrs. Winthrop Stanley
4 Waterville has arrived in town to
pass the summer vacation at the home
# Mrs. Stanley's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. b. Dyer at their home on
Park street.
Earl Dorr is passing d few days at
his home n Orland.
Mrs. Bert Dunphy and children,
Fannie and Wilbur of North Arson
were in town shopping Saturday.
DR. II. II Rodden was in Skowhe-
can for the week end.
As a result of series of showers
amounting to almost cloud burst in
his section the kenncbcc River was
at Il freshet pitch late Thursday even
ing and is the highest at this point
hat it has been this season Owing
washou's and landslides on the
roads above this place the 90 and
80 p. IN trains were cancelled.
\utoists r ported numerous bail wash
us in the roads above here and in
many cases they were so bad as to
make the roads impossible. Farm
rs in this section also report con-
siderable damage to crops. The
Kenneboc Il yer was over the road
on the Arson side a short distance
above the railroad bridge.
Friends in town have received the
announcement of the marriage of
Miss Lula Nae Ilolway and Alfred
Sauires which occurred in Skowhe
gan July / Both are we'll known
young people OF this place.
The Boys Band went to Kingtield