The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-07-04
LOCAL news.

Dr. B. w. Hardy was called to Port
Huron. Mich, Sunday evening.
Mr.. James Hoagland Of Brink Hav-
en- was the guest of Mt. Vernon
friends ON Sunday.
Call Williams Flower Shop. 235. II
Miss Mary Baker OF Cleveland is In
the city, called here by the death OF
her uncle, James Israel.
"Certo" for jells. iScribner's. x5
Mr.. j. j. Reed of Brown township,
aged father of County Recorded j. X.
Reed Jr.. is critically Ill at his home.
Park plan dancing In Elks' Home
Tuesday night. Elks' orchestra. x5
Mr.. Robert Mccullough OF Cleveland
is spending a few days here with rel.
atives and friends.
Blue Devil hits the bottom, others
skim the top. MWF n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Jacobs mOtored
to Tin Saturday and spent the week.
end with relatives.
Mrs. Anna link of Columbus was
the guest of relatives in the city over
the weekend.
FIREWORKS, a few left, at WOOL
sons. Store open this evening. x3
Mr.. Regis Meade returned Sunday
from Columbus, where he spent sew.
eral days with relatives.
Public invited to dance In the Elks'
Home Tuesday evening, July 4. x3
Mr.. Robert Smith of Chicago Is the
guest of relatives In the city for a few
days.
Mr.. +. Lee OF Columbus transacted
business with the Knecht-Feeney Elec-
tric Co. today.
Get your camera or Kodak loaded
at Taughers on the Fourth. ks
Sergeant Darrell of Columbus was
the guest Sunday OF Capt X. Smith.
West Vine street.
Kodak pictures carefully finished
and enlarged at Tinkey's Studio. II
Mr.. Harry II. Fenneman Of New
York is the guest of friends In this
city for several days.
Home never was 80 sweet before
Blue Devil Cleanser. MWF x7
Mr.. and Mrs. George jarvis and son
OF Columbus are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John V. Willemin over the Fourth
Get fireworks this evening at Wool
sons store. ks
Mr.. O. Il. Stone of GAINESVILLE spent
the weekend here with his father, Mr..
J. +. Stone. North Jefferson street.
Always u fresh supply Of films and
film packs ut Taugher's. x3
Mr.. Marcus ii. Rosenthall went to
Chicago Sunday night on business
trip.
Keep cool with one OF the Knecht-
Feeney Electric Company's $lO.5O
fans. WEN II
Misses Gertrude Christopher and
Pauline Drake motored to Brandon
Sunday.
This helps some: 30x3h Diamond
Cord, $i0.75. Mt. Vernon Tire Co.
WEN x3
Mr.. Richard Monroe of Mansfield Is
the guest OF friends In this city over
the Fourth.
Quality drugs and medicines, free
delivery. Phone SO. Taugher's drug
store. MWF II
Mr.. Hugh Waugh OF Youngstown
spent the weekend with friends In
the city.
Take a box OF chocolates on the pic
n!c tomorrow. SOC at Taugher's x3
Miss Carlta Warman OF West Pleas
ant street will spend Tuesday with
friends and relatives at Newark
End the Fourth In the right way by
attending the dance In the Elks' Home
Tuesday evening. Elks' orchestra. x3
Miss Winifred Cochran is spending
hor vacation with friends In Detroit
and Toledo.
Miss Nellie Bair returned yesterday
from Akron, where she attended the
Christian Endeavor convention,
o. l.. Ashcraft. candidate for repre-
sentative on Republican ticket. pri'
unaries August s. 1922. II
Mr.. w, A. Hyatt. Mr.. Lester Hyatt
and Mr.. Clark Hibbits Of Brink Haven
were Mt Venom .visiAtts ;ott saturday,
demonstrating and p!eoting SC and
1oe pressmssinS, a. SInEsE q, Store Ir !,
168 West High street.
Mr.. George Stahl of North Sandps
Ky street Is spending several days
with his family In Newark.
Elks' big celebration and race meet
st fair grounds tomorrow. Come early
and enjoy a perfect Fourth. xa
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Jones OF Co
lumbiana. o., arrived In the city Sun
day. called here to attend the funera
OF Mr.. Jones' uncle, James Israel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Willemin ant
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