Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-08

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HOME MARKETS
Markets changed Thursday Dec. 8
Wheat ........ -. IS 100
Corn so
Oats so
HAY 1900
Straw 500
Butter. per pound -. .35
Eggs, per dozen 49,. .... .55
Springers, light ........... IN
SpringerS, heavy .......... 10
Old ROSTERS ~
All popular copyright books 85c
at Harris Pharmacy. ldtf
A son was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. Errett Hickerson of Penn.
Lowney's Chocolates fresh today.
The Stanbery Pharmacy.
Mrs. George McIntire of Douda is
suffering with tonsilitis.
Our line of stationery is very at
all purses.-M. Burke.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Thompson of Ringgold Saturday
night, daughter.
A Radiant Favorite gas stove fer
MONTGOMERY Store.
Mr.. Howard Roberts of this place
left the latter part of last week for
Detroit where he will take a COM
plete course in an automobile school.
am in the market for load OF
good loose hay-Montgomery.
Miss Lucille Warne left Tuesday
for Favette. Ala. where she expects
to spend the winter (More later)
Mr.. Robert King, with the Geo.
W. Lowell clothing store, has been
off duty this week because of an in
fected arm, which started from
pimple. He is now quite bit I'M
proved.
While doing your Christmas shop
ping don't forget to stop at the Hub,
where you will find a nice line of
Christmas toys and candies. The
price won't scare you either.-J. w.
Dover. Sd2
Moose Eye Camp No 1912 r. N.
A.. will hold regular meeting We'd
nesdav evening, Dec. IA, at 1880.
Election of officers takes place at
this meeting. A full attendance is
desired Norma Hooper, Recorder.
Atty Emmett A. Taylor has NOV
ed his law office from the rooms he
formerly occupied, to the ones va
Gated by Bertha Parmiter Christ
man, rooms 11-12. which are next to
the county school superintendent
office in the Stanbery building.
Mr.. Thomas e. Wallace of Patas-
kaIa is visiting his brother Harvey
Wallace of Malta, and his sister Mrs.
Ed Mott of stockport. and also with
~ SOC He has killed six. He
has the fastest dog in the state, he
claims.
TN cd nf
ty have banded themselves together
in sort Of a Christmas commlttee'
whereby they are soliciting 1uhus
from their members with which TO
make merry Christmas" for those
who are in the children's home and
the county home.
Any person who has ever lived in
this county. or visited in this county,
would surely be delighted to receive
as a Christmas gift a copy OF Dr.
Naylor's beautiful pOem-"Old Nor
gan County" The booklet sells for
only 25 cents. See DIR. NaylOr.
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Mr.. John Ralston of Caldwell was
operated upon Wednesday OF last
week, at the Bethesda hospital, Tor
the removal of his tonsils, and ad-
enoids. After the operation he spent
a few days here with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. George RalstOn, returning
to Caldwell Monday.
Mr.. W. r. Tucker, lifelong resi-
of Washington county, died at the
home of his niece Mrs. c. 0. Culver
in GAINESVILLE, Sunday. following
weeks illness from paralysis. Flu
neral services were held from the
Culver home Tuesday afternoon, and
the body was taken to Beverly for in
terment. The deceased was mem-
Der of the Beverly Presbyterian
church and the Beverly lodge Of Ma
sons. He is survived by his wife;
one brother, Oliver TuckeToof Bever-
ly, and one sister Mrs. w. G. Town
send of GAINESVILLE.
Program for Manchester Grange
No. At, evening of Dec. IT: Anthem,
Hear my PRAYER" recitation, Laura
Fleming, Edvthe Allen. LeOra Hill;
song, Ethel Peck: recitation, Denver
Hastings, Cantola Moore, Recy
Thomas: A Christmas story, Clare
Lowe; duet. Claude Allen. Louise
Hill: Christmas in other lands, Prof.
Shaud; mandolin solo, Harry GliDes;
select readings. Harry Cannon, Glen
Grandstaff: sone. Jtol and Enid
Combs: select readings. Eva McDOn-
aid, Fay Allen; music. Harry Glines;
song by grange, "Holy Night"