The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-02-17
LOCAL news
Taxi service. rnone slo. J. Cole. If

N MI. y. II. SelleT VI SOiuHlDuS was
q business visitor here today.
Mr. j. c. Shaw of Columbus was a
business visitor here today.
Call Williams Flower Shop, 1856. II
Mr.. +. l.. Garfield was business
visitor IN freue. loA,own wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs WAl.a.n Rich OF New
ark, formerly OF Mt. Vernon, were Wis
ilors in the city yesterday
say IL with iiowers" from Sharp's
Flower Store. Phone Syb. II
Mr.. Frank Wilson, of Salem, Ohio,
formerly of this city, was a visitor In
4 the city, Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ c. Hart has returned to
Pittsburgh after a visit with her faith
err MIR. Martin j. Murphy, West Gam
bier street.
Groceries, drugs, medicines deliver
ed free Phone n tor prices Fox &
Steinhoff. J1.17.tf
Rev. c. B. Teipe of Danville was in
Marietta, Ohio, Wednesday attending
the funeral of the late Father Woes
man.
Mrs. Z. G. Blubaugh was called to
Danville today by the illness of her
Z sister, Miss Ida Workman, who is
threatened with pneumonia.
Self-served chicken and hot biscuit
supper at the M. Il. church Saturday
teb. is, 8 to z. KIT
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Busenburg and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Under
wood and daughter spent the first OF
the week with Mr.. James Underwood
and family of near Walhonding
Mr.. e. G. Fleming returned last ev-
ening from Mt Vernon, Ohio, where
he has been visiting his family for the
past week. - Wednesdays Marietta
Register.Leader.
We save you money on all medi.
cines. Free delivery. Phone n for
prices. Fox a. Steinhoff. 11.17-tf
Mr.. Charles Rigler, of Cleveland,
National League umpire, was visitor
In Mt. Vernon today. Rigler is now
employed by the East Ohio Gas COM
pany and makes frequent visits to Mt.
Vernon, the town where he gained his
first experience i'm baseball umpiring.
See John RaIston Of Howard for
Cemetery work of all kinds. Material,
workman ship and prices unexceIied.
TuTh x2S
I. IVcf nf Nal ;c
the guest of relatives in the city.
Mr.. Charles Johnson of Centerburg
was a business visitor here Thursday.
We can make prompt delivery on
good Ohio resoreened lump coal. Geo.
Lazear. Telephone 212. xt6
MIR. G. Is. Clark of Marion spent the
day here ON business.
Mre. Robert Jennings is spending
several days with her sister, Mrs j,
NJ. Shouts, at Jelloway.
Mr.. Edward Keefe returned to Co.
lumbus this afternoon after spending
few days here on business.
Miss Celestia Midkiff and Miss Ruth
Maycomber, nurses at the Mt. Vernon
hospital. returned Tuesday from u
six weeks trip to Florida.
The Kings Daughters food sale at
Wythe e. Ogg's, Saturday at / o'clock.
KIT
Miss Anna Smith Of Columbus is
visitng friends at the NJ, q S. sanitar-
ium
Mre. Miles j. Fish, who has been
very i'll with tonsilits, is reported
much improved today.
A gown or suit dry-cleaned by us
comes back To you with even greater
fascination than you had for II pre-
viously. It's astonishing what diff
ference our dry.cleaning makes In
garments which you thought old and
soiled beyond redemption. Try us,
won't you? The Sanitary Dry Clean
Ing So, southwest corner of the public
/, square. xl6
Rev. l.. W. Mulhane was in Marict'
ia, o., "Wednesday where he attended
the funeral service of Pr. II. Nj. Woeg-
man, late pastor of st. Mary's church
Of that city. and Il lifelong friend OF
Fr. Mulhane. Bishop James j. Hartley
delivered the sermon at the funeral of
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