Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-08-31
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Old roosters 49,. .Os
: The Modern Woodmen and Roya
. Neighbors' picnic is next Monday.
;. - Mr., L. B. Strong of Meigsvill'
J, went to Columbus Wednesday to at
: tend the state fair.
: Plenty of amusement features a
: the : Woodmen picnic here Labor
I Day.
!. Mr.. George Lowell and family mo
tored to Columbus Tuesday, to at
tend the state fair.
: Mr. James McGregor of Bristol il
: among those attending the state
g fair.
a Plenty of amusement features a.
D the Woodmen picnic here Labor
: Day.
Mr.. Henry McMurray of East
. Bloom is attending the state fair
and visiting his son Mr.. Ernest Nc
: Murray.
: Come if you are a Woodman, anG
= come if you are MOTTO the Labor
, Day picnic held at the Chautauqus
! grounds.
: Rabbits OF the large Flemish
!, Giants type, for sale-for botf
!. breeding and eating.-Geo. Shinn
). McConnelsville. Phone 3O7-Red.
S The Frank Finley store of this
/. place and the Raymond Finley store
J. Malta, will both close at noon fol
: the balance of the day, next Monday
Labor Day.
: Don't Forget the Presbyterian
d picnic at the fair grounds Friday
n Come and see the women's bal
t team beat the men.
Mr. Neal Best of the Harvey
!, Best garage left Wednesday on q
business trip to Detroit, to make
i purchases of Maxwell cars.
Mrs. Mary Darnell of Cleveland
! and her son Prof. E. c. Darnell OF
New Lexington, whom she is visit
, ing, were here today.
nice Victrola was delivered in
Stockport this week by Morris
Hardware, McConnelsville, the on
: ly authorized Victor dealers in Nor
gan county.
Mr.. Ed Jones who has been in
quite poor health, was operated up
on Tuesday at Bethesda hospital.
GAINESVILLE, for bladder trouble, and
!; is reported as getting along reason
, ably well.
Mr.. A. w. Miller had as guests
. Wednesday his sister Mrs. H. L..
, French, and husband, of Canton, and
Mrs. Erma Wilson of GAINESVILLE,
and his mother Mrs. C. c. Miller of
GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. Paul Mcclellan of Cleveland,
who has been spending his vacation
with his home people at Rural Dale,
} has also been calling on friends
here. He is cashier of one of the
larger banks of Cleveland.
Our years of experience and study
of the different kinds of talking ma
chimes convinces us there is nothing
so lasting and satisfactory as the
genuine Victrola Morris Hardware,
agents for Morgan county.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fouts and
Monday, to visit Mr.. Fouts' brother
Mr.. John Fouts and sister Miss
Clara Fouts. and with Mrs. Fouts'
sister Mrs. George Rudolph.
Mrs. Mary Morgenstern of Nc
ConnelsvilIe returned to her home
Tuesday morning, after spending
several days in this city visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Carius of Warren street.-Marietta
Register-Leader.
Mrs. Fannie McGregor and daugh-
: ter Miss Laura McGregor returned
to Coshocton Wednesday, after a
visit with Mrs. McGregor's brothers
in-law. Messrs. James and Robert
McGregor of Bristol. Mrs. McGre-
gor is the widow of Rev. McGregor.
Mrs. w. A. Rusk has returned
home after spending ten days in the
trimming rooms and buying goods
for the f. & S. Beckwith Millinery
Store, Malta. We are receiving
goods daily and are ready for your
inspection.
{ Those who were present at the
Presbyterian church service Sunday
morning, were pleased to hear Miss
: Deborah Smith, former music teach
er here, sing again. She and Miss
Nora Taylor sang beautiful duet,
and Miss Smith also sang solo.
, Mrs. Catherine Woodward and
daughter Miss Mildred woodward
of this place went to GAINESVILLE
Wednesday to attend the Eppley re-
union held at Moxahala park. This
is very largely attended reunion
s. Last year over 800 were in attend
ance. and this year about 500.
Rev. E. L. Albright, who comes
as supply on the McKendree cir
cult to succeed Rev. A. C. Brown
came last Friday and is at the Mrs
, Rena Ferguson home. He is a
t young married man with three chill
dren. He comes here from Mar.
I shallville.
t Miss Deborah Smith and her cou-
! sin Mr. Ray Chandler of Williams
r port, Ind, who spent several days al
i the E. A. Taylor home, left the fore,
' part of this week. Miss Nora Tay-
: Tor accompanied them to Dayton
where she is spending few days
! visiting her brother Mr.. Earl Tay'
3 lor. Miss Smith who has been
D teaching music at Winona, MINI.