The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-02-14
Say It with flowers" from Sharp's
Flower Store. Phone 1896. II

Howard, is seriously i'll at her home
in that village, with pneumonia.
Miss Florence Parrish of Cleveland
spent the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. Alice Parrish, East Vine street
Tell Loves old story all over again.
Be II your first or fiftieth Valentine,
you can tell the old sweet story by
sending flower valentines. A corsage
bouquet, a valentine basket, a beau
tiful blooming plant or handsome
box Of flowers. "say It With Flow
ers" from sharp's Flower Store, POI
s. Main ST., Phone 895. x13
Mr.. George McCrackin of Center.
burg spent Saturday in Mt. Vernon on
business.
Mr.. Theodore Jacquet went to Mar
ietta today, where he will be employ
ed in a glass plant until June.
Why not jewelry-the appreciated
valentine? Appreciated because in
jewelry you can always find some
thing that will exactly please the
taste of the recipient. Your require
ment may be served here. Proper's
jewelry store, 13 South Main street.
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Mr.. Robert Champion and daughter
Helen, of Woodlawn, Pa, spent Sun
llu vritl II 10 ,>,,.ant. A., Mrg
Robert Champion, East Vine street.
Mr.. John j. Taugher left Monday
for Wheeling, w. Va, where he will
look after some machinery installa-
tion for the Cooper Co.
Mr.. Banning Errett will leave Tues
day for Cleveland and Pittsburgh, Pa,
on business for the Pennsylvania COM
pany.
Miss Vivian Ryan, corsettierre for
the j. S. Ringwalt Co., went to Co.
lumbus today to attend a corset school
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Celstin Desgain of the
Columbus road, South Vernon, are
preparing to leave soon for their old
home in Belgium.
Mrs. Park Mosholder and son were
removed from Mercy hospital to their
afternoon in McCormick's ambulance.
Mrs. Clarence Poorbaugh of How
ard street is spending week in Cum
berland, Md, with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Edward kassman.
Messr. A. A. Dowds and j. w. Rudin
of the A. A. Dowds Dry Goods Co.
left Saturday for New York city to re
main u week IN the interest of the
store.
| Mr.. u. c. Baxter, Granville road, re
turned Sunday from visit in Wash
ington, ID. G.. He was in the senate
chamber Friday afternoon when Pres
ident Harding presented the new
treaties to the senate.
Mr.. r. b. Evans of North Cantor
spent Sunday in the city with Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Pfouts. He will go to Co
lumbus this afternoon on business
Mrs. Evans has been in the city fol
several days.
X. OF c. MINSTREL
Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. q
and 90, S:l5 p m, ST. Vincent d.
Paul's high school auditorium. Admis
sion soc. Get your tickets now.
MWS xl;
Mrs. Maria Beinhower of Brandoi
Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs
Clarence Huntsberry of this city.
Miss Isabel Jones of Brandon spen
the weekend in the city with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frank Fishburn.
Mrs. G. II. Shellenbarger spent tn
week end in Columbus with relatives
} Mrs. Oscar Purdy of Gambler spen
the day in the city.
Miss Alice Long of Columbus is tn
guest of Miss Ella Kilkenny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foote of Frederick
town spent Saturday in the city.
Mrs. Il. M. Tasman and daughters {
Bucyrus are the guests of Mrs. Gil
: Brentlinger, East Lamartine street.
Miss Sara Simmons was the gues
Of Columbus friends over the wee
end.
Mrs. ella Stinemates of Brando
I spent the week end In the city wit
" City Auditor and Mrs. Howard
Gates.
Mr.. Joseph Lawler and Miss Mar
Miller of Columbus were guests Su
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jof
J. Dcelfs.
u Mrs. Charles Green spent Monda
8 with her cousins, Miss May G. Go
I such and Mrs. S. j. Dorgan, Mort
/ Main street.
a Mr.. and Mrs, Russell Bogardu
. North Gay street, had as their que
d of the weekend Mrs, Bogardus fat
n er, Mr.. E. w. Collins OF Chicago.