Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-02-09

Rooms 11-12, Second Floor
III Stanbery Building
McCoNNELSvrLLE OHIO
N Go to the Farmers Elevator a.
2 Stockport for cement and roofing.
Mrs. Geo. B. Archer and chile
ID went to Cambridge Tuesday for
&c visit with relatives.
Miss Hope Housed of Columbus
ID has been visiting with the G. A
it Tracy and Ed Barkhurst families o.
Malta.
m February Special-one pound
lie Lord Baltimore paper and 80 en-
e. velopes to match, 81 value for 89c
at The Rexall store.
# Mr.. Gene Bell and family have
moved to the beautiful new Atty G.
HI. Fouts residence on Main street
n near the common.
The appointment of John M
Doan, real estate dealer, to become
,r proved by the senate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M. Black OF
Malta have been visiting their
3 daughters the Misses ThurZa and
70 Josephine Black of Columbus.
February Special-5Oc cadet bit
ter sweet chocolates, delicious cen
d ters in high grade chocolate coating
d 39c pound. at The Rexall store.
Record breaking crowds have
been in attendance at the EpwOrth
b of weeks. Not recently has the aud
tt ience been less than 1875.
February Special = soc kidney
IS plasters. Recommended as the most
!. effective plaster for the relief of
S, pain, 25c at The Rexall store.
GAINESVILLE has two women Off
l, cials, Mrs Ada Luby member of the
e board of education and DR.. Beatrice
s, Haben recently appointed city
q health commissioner.
We are informed that at the
is Eagleport Sunday school there was
- dH dltouuduCe Ol i o. 1OuSluSIlllS
n the season of the year, and condi.
q ton of the roads the large number
L. present is worthy of special men
ton.
al Mrs Margaret Curran, who spent
er last week in Columbus attending
4 Farmers Week returned home Sat
n urday accompanied by her sister
Mrs. w. P. eastman, and husband
:, who will visit with Mrs. Curran and
:. mother Mrs Mary McGoyern.
Is Mr.. VIM. Ramsey, who underwent
81 an operation a number Of months
n, ago for the removal of his foot fol
50 gangrene, is again troubled with
what is feared is the same trouble
- and was taken to GAINESVILLE Tues
= day for observation and may under
= go another operation.
I Mr.. John Clements who has had
= charge of the Jefferson Cream sta
- ton at Malta since October, left
Monday on a business trip to Co
lumbus, and will be on the road fol
= time Mr.. Frank Kuntz is back il
~ the Malta cream station where he
!. will be permanently.
he Messrs. Forest Henderson of Eas
in Bloom, Frank Gray, Rufus Brown
John and Doyt Pinkerton, Johr
Ball., of this place, Howard For
N syth and Fred Smith of the wes
st side, all 0. S. U. students, returned
ID to Columbus the first of the week af
,e ter spending a few days between Sc
n mesters at their homes. Miss Flor
}. ence Dewitt another student from
this place, spent her vacation a
Delaware.
ty Word has been received announc
n ing the birth of a daughter to Mr.
D and Mrs. R. J. Cope of Akron, O..
m at st. Luke's hospital, Cleveland
% O., Jan. IA, 1922. This is the cou
st ple's first child and has been named
Janet DeLano. Mrs. Cope was for.
merly Miss Ottobelle DeLano, and 6
} granddaughter of the late C. P
is Lindimore of Meigs. Mrs. Cope sub
IF mitted to a caesarian operation and
a due to complications has been in q
i, very serious condition, but is now
n said to be much improved.
: A Correction
e Last week in our auto statistics
for the county quite an error was
made. We stated that there were
l. about 1900 autos in the county anC
a, that the figures show an average OF
e one auto for every 100 men, womer
Is and children in the county. It should
8. have read one out of every 10, are
5. owners, since our population il
c. about $1,000.
s. 1t Went to the Spot
le Henry e. Campbell r. F.. D. No
8, Adrian, Mich, writes: Il had {
bad cough for three years. Triet
~ , several cough remedies. Got little
! relief. l tried Foley's Honey anC
o Tar 1t went to the spot. There i;
no better remedy on the market
ls Good for coughs, colds, Group ant
u whooping cough. Children like it
!. Sold Everywhere.