Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-03-02

We notice the name OF HerSchel
Dingey among the ushers at the
Girls Glee club concert at the 0. s.
q. recently.
The Henderson Millinery store is
showing varied stock of spring
millinery from the wholesale houses =
Of Cleveland and Columbus.
Mr.. Charles iConnell of GAINESVILLE
was business caller here Monday.
He has been employed as engineer WI
with the Brown Manufacturing Co., MI
for the past Is years. tu
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ralston Of
were here over Sunday sh
with their home people. Mr.. Raj MI
ston returned to Caldwell Monday, OF
his wife remaining for a longer visit.
Mrs. Lucy Fitch, of Glouster, and Ne
son Mr.. R. w. Fitch, of Homer, were Sc
business callers here the first of the II
week and visited with Mrs. VIM. Mil
ligan and daughter Miss Lucy MILL -,
gan of Malta. ois W
Mr.. George Walpole and family ne
who have been residing at Chester
HILL expect to move here April l.
and will live in their property on III u,
north Ninth street, now occupied by Il, no
Mrs. George Mckinney. u
Tanlac is a powerful, reconstruc
tive, systemic and stomachic tonic.
It tones up the system, restores lost ai
and makes you feel strong, So
sturdy and well, as nature intended. le
The Rexall store. ai
Mrs. Charles Spangler, of Zanes-
vile, and daughter, Mrs. J. c. Will w w
son, of Buffalo, O., returned to their M
homes Tuesday, after a visit here 20 20
with the formers daughter, Mrs. J. IL
H. Stalker, and other relatives. '"
Richard Anderson who has resid-
ed for several years on the Jos. Reed w
farm has purchased the property ov- ns
er Sandy Bank now occupied by Har- Y
old Head and owned by VIM. Dewitt az
and j. B. Farra. 10
Miss Margaret King was here from
Columbus to spend Sunday with her II
parents, DR.. and Mrs. ]. A. King. CO
Miss King is employed as bookkeep ca
er and stenographer with the Colum We
bus medical Supply Co. pr
Mr. Fred Pearson who has been
in the w. A. Young gro 1t
Gerry, will move with his family the re
first of the week to their farm in Cen w
ter township Miss Lulu Moore will CO
succeed Mr.. Pearson in the Young tr
grocery. an
NOTICE-To Oranges, Truck
Growers and all buyers of car loads tt
Of fertilizer, that am in position tn
to name you rock bottom prices on TT
Swift's high grade acid fertilizer, an
and mixed goods accordingly ch
James Johnson, dealer. 2m3
One thousand "doughnuts and Wi
coffees" day to feed the jobless nv
and homeless ex-soldiers in the fe,
growing bread-line at ST. Marks Rr
the Bowery, New York, are being M,
supplied by a single post of the pr
American Legion, during each day In
and night. The unfortunate men
sleep in the church.
- Most travelling men know good "a,
thing when they see it, and for that "a "a
rery reason carry a jar of Campho- ~
sote in their suit case. When they @ 10
feel cold coming on they do not gu m
have to worry, for it is Camphoscte g. o.
or them tonight, and the cold is ~
gone tomorrow. At your druggists 4u
,r country store.
Mrs. Christina Weaver, 70, died me-
Friday at the home of her daughter, OF
Mrs. Elmer Mautz, of Philo, from an
| complication of diseases The yo'
children survive her-Mrs. tnl
elmer Mautz, Philo; Mrs. Albert do
3ridwell, Mrs. Wesley Kinney, Mrs. phi
II, C+ar Of
Mrs. Matthias Kuhlwem,
Columbus; Chas. and A. C. Weaver. Do
William Weaver, Philo. in
| era
Lawrence StOneburner, while near gel
Roberts store last week, noticed M
bottle with piece of paper in it, on he;
Jonathan creek bank. He worked dis
he paper out and on it was written ma
he following: June Stoneburner, an
lift Watt, Nora Scott, Frank Scott, eel
lanes Mccoy, Roland Smith. Helen co,
Shaw, Ferrol Stoneburner, Roseville, rec
ohio, Fourth ST. and Washington the
It,, July /, 1915. Send one of us a mo
ard. ."-Roseville Leader.
Mr.. E. e. Nash. who recently sold
lis property not far from the M. P. No
hurch to j. Fl. C. Smith of Lemon Ma
iii, mas puFCuab0u the G. w. raw "A.
EFT property here on south Kenne- NJ;
&c avenue, formerly owned by c. NJ.
Whitaker The Smith family is NOV
1g in this week, and Mr.. and Mrs.
lash have moved into their new ing
ONE. The Fawcett's will occupy cul
he upstairs of the property just sold son
} Mr.. Nash until after school is out, Sht
hen they expect to move onto
arm. Mr.. Nash will remodel the =
econd floor into an up-to-date fiat
hich they will rent, and they will
ccupy the first floor as their home.
Found a Cure for Indigestion
Il use Chamberlain's Stomach
nd Liver Tablets for indigestion
nd find they suit my case better
ian any dyspepsia remedy / have
yer tried and have used many Diff
rent medicines. I am nearly fifty
ne years of age and have suffered
great deal from indigestion. I can
1t almost anything want to, now"
rites George w. Emory, Rock
ills, Ala These tablets contain no
epsin but strengthen the stomach
I'D enable it to digest the food ma
lrally. Sold Everywhere.