Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-10-27

Go to the Farmers Elevator for
wire fence. m26tf
Hear County Agent r. A. Helt at
the Institute, Pisgah church, Nov.
4 and s..
Mr.. H. v. McLucas left Monday
on a two weeks trip in the interest
Of the Brown Manly Plow Co.
There will be Halloween supper
Friday evening, Oct %, at o'clock
at the Methodist Protestant church:
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Danford, Miss
Lucille Farrell, A. p. PinkertOn jr.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Nash motor
ed to Athens Sunday.
Mona, that's the name of the
best prescription ever written for
Indigestion or stomach distress.
by Stanbery Pharmacy.
County Farm Agent R. A. Helt is
spending the week in Columbus,
where he is attending a conference
Of the county agents of the state.
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Mr.. Herbert Kelly of Newark Wis
ted here with his grandparents DR..
and Mrs. w. r. Kelly, the latter
part of last week.
Directions for washing children;
ion't soak over night, just add lit
lie Blue Devil to the water.
After spending two weeks here
with her sister Mrs. Anna Rivers,
Mrs. Clara B. Scott returned to her
home in Springfield, Saturday.
Mrs. Kenneth Starrett and two
visited over Sunday in
with Mrs Starrett's
mother Mrs Jennie Wallard.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. McGrath and
little son Wayne of Malta visited
over Sunday in GAINESVILLE with Mr..
brother Mr.. Dallas Nc
Irath.
Mrs. Nan Crawford returned to
Ter home in Cambridge Saturday,
after spending two weeks with her
brother Mr.. Henry Argo of Bristol
ownship.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Bone, Mr..
Carl Sears and Mrs. Ella Aber
LII of GAINESVILLE, motored to Malta
Sunday and visited with relatives
Ind friends.
You don't have to risk cent to
,e relieved ofcatarrh. Get Hyomei
outfit from Stanbery, the druggist,
md if it does not satisfy, he will
'efund the purchase price.
Mr.. A. w. Shinn, district deputy
If the K. o. T. M, attended the in
tiation of 25 candidates at Corning
Monday night. From that place he
vent to Lancaster in the interest of
he order.
The Cumberland Echo of last
week said: John and l.. D. Gather
rrived home Tuesday from Wash |
ngton City where they had been re-
emily with a truck load of moving |
or Miss Ida Lytle.
DR.. Ruth Walker of Pittsburgh |
pent over Sunday here the guest of |
er mother Mrs. Lille Walker. DR.. I
Walker had motored to GAINESVILLE |
nth a party, and took the occasion
o come on down to see her mother.
Water rent will be due and pay
BILE at The Citizens Saving Bank
Tov. 1st, to 18th. If not paid with
n that time 10 per cent. penalty will
70 added.-BOard of Public Affairs,
J. w. Kennedy, Clerk. 27O3
Mr.. c. E. Mcclure, local depot !
gent, together with his family went |
o Chillicothe Monday to attend the
uneral of his brother-in-law, Mr.. |
elmer Dixon, aged Sc, who died Sat
lrday night. He had been i'll about |
month. He was a conductor on |
he B. & O. railroad, his run being
rom Parkersburg to Cincinnati.
Mrs. Lydia Clark returned to her
lome here Saturday, after an alb
ence of eleven weeks. Mrs. Clark
pent eight weeks with her daugh-
er, Mrs. Ewing, near CINCINNATI and
.lso visited Ashland and Columbus
riends.-Beverly Dispatch.
Mrs. C. F. Green of Green Springs, |
rla., visited here last week with her
lncle Mr.. Syl Hammond, and other
elatives. Her maiden name was
Ada Hammond, and she was former
y of Renrock. They moved to
last April. She will visit |
or a few days in GAINESVILLE before
eturning to her home.
DR.. w. C. Leeper, who has charge
f the tuberculosis division of the
x-service men at the Soldiers Ma
ional Military Home at Sawtelle,
al, has had 175 patients in his de-
artment, and soon another wing is
o be opened up which will care for
bout that many more. In all there |