The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19
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.vwei clUre. tnvne $40. Il
Messrs. Dewey Ingle and Ellis Hau,
ger OK noward were the guests Of
relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Butt Of Cam
bier spent the day here on Saturday
with friends.
Oh yes--send me a loaf Of the
Oborne Brothers new Butter Flake
dread. II
Mrs. J. c. Smith Of Mt. Qilead spent
SUNDAY here with her sister, Miss Ju-
.AA scnIappacasse.
Mr. anu MRS. stanton Buzenburg and
AIRS. FLOYD smitn OF BRINK Haven
were VISITORS mere on Saturday.
OrGer your Cnrslmas CAKES, pies
and nut bread from Uborne Bros. now.
Miss Gladys Barker OF Frederick.
town spent Saturday here as the
guest of friends.
Messrs. Paul M. Ashbaugh and
Judge +. o. Leverlng have returned
from a business trip to New York.
Duy your Cnrlsu suIIats at the Christ
mas ConnIunity oaie, Branuon, Sat.
uruay evening, Dec. Z5, at 1880 sharp.
Nth XII xzz'
Mr.. d. Poalucci of Columbus spent
yesterday here as the guest of Mrs. A.
Scnlappacasse OF East High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Stoughton Of
Newark spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. kalph Shuff of Lock.
fnone q tor prices on drugs and
inedicine. Free delivery. Fox a. Stein
noif. MWF tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Hays Wilson Of Fred.
ericktown were visitors here on Sat
urday.
Mr.. M. A. McHale of Pittsburgh was
the Sunday guest of his sisters, Miss
es McHale, Of West Gambler street
mi Louise" compact sets are sold
exclusively at Ringwalt's toilet goods
counter x18
| Messrs. Ed. l.. Parker and William
Porter spent Monday in Centerburg on
business.
Mr.. Donald Cole who is employed
at Columbus, spent Saturday and Sun
day here as the guest of relatives and
friends.
BOOKS for boys and girls of all ages
an excellent collection of subjects
that will be sure to appeal and please,
at popular pr.ces of soc, 6Oc and 75c
The BOOK and Art Shop. xlS
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Champion have
returned to their home after spend
ing several days in LoudonviIle az the
guests Of relatives and friends.
Mrs. j. 8. Bechtol has returned to
her home on the Old Gambler road
after spending few days In Zanes-
vile visiting relatives and friends.
Hardware makes useful Christmas
gifts. See our windows. g. r. Smith
4 Co. x23
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith and son,
Robert Of GAINESVILLE motored here
yesterday and spent the day with rela-
tives and friends.
MISS Mildred Conley of Mansfield
spent Saturday and Sunday here as
the guest OF Miss Eloise McFeely of
North Park street.
Homemade candy fresh daily at
Candyiand, Danville, o. Christmas
; and all future orders received at Can
dyiand, Danville. x2l
Mr.. Cedric Smith, who Is a student
at Denlson, Granville, spent Saturday
and Sunday here as the guest OF
friends.
For homemade Christmas candy
call 1855 red. Orders taken daily. x2s
Eat the loaf Of quaIity-GoIder
krIst bread-at your sroeer's. Il
Mr.. Luman Vernon of Gambler
spent Sunday here at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Warman OF Wcs
Pleasant street.
Mar.nello toilet goods In Christmat
boxes, fancy boxed candies; Chinese
baskets. American Beauty Shoppe
Ii South Main. x2;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hunter of Bran
don were Sunday visitors at the home
i. of Mr.. and Mrs. James Hawkins o.
Lock.
Tired Of bakers bread? Try Oborn,
Bros new Butter Flake bread--it'i
different. /
. Mr.. and Mrs. Chant Sherman o
/ Lexington spent the weekend will
, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Porter of the Co
, iumbus road.
For auto top work and furniture ur
holsterlng. see Earl J. Robinson, 20
: Wooster avenue. Phone 9S9 green.
/ MWF x2
Mr.. Clarence Stull OF West Vim
street spent Sunday in Danville a
the Ellest of his naranta Mr. an,