Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-07-13
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"THE OLD NEST"

1I1E OLD NESl.
Mrs. Mary Harper of Meigsvill
remains i'll with stomach trouble.
Polar Cub Fans. 1t only cost
$5 to be comfortable the balance o
your life. Try Morris Hardware.
Mrs. Chalmer Strahl and two chill
dren of Malta went to Newark Tues
day, for visit with Mrs. StrahPi
sister Mrs. ]. G.. Sells.
Get your ice cream at Hughes.
Pineapple ice cream, pineapple sher
bet and cherry ice cream are spec
ials for Thursday and Saturday.
Buy tickets early Saturday ant
match your numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pedicord an6
two friends motored down from Co
lumbus Sunday, making brief visit
among friends. They returned home
in the afternoon.
"THE OLD NEST"
If your feet are tired, itch, burn
sweat, are tender, ache or are
swollen, TAYLOR'S FOOT CREAM
will give you quick and permanent
relief. 35c at drug, shoe and coun-
try stores.
Mr.. Thos. Glidden who underwent
very serious operation several
weeks ago, at the Grant hospital
| Columbus, has returned to his home
/ in Malta, and is getting along nice
! ly. He is able to be out some.
Chautauqua season tickets on
sale Saturday morning.
Misses LYDIA He'll and Cora Dan
ieison of Columbus made a brief
visit last week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank He'll in Malta. They
came down with Mr.. and Mrs. N. B.
Kane of Columbus, making the trip
by auto.
Thursday and Saturday at the
Hughes ice cream parlor you can
get pineapple ice cream, pineapple
sherbet and cherry ice cream.
Mr.. Forma Shripers and family
and Mrs. G. C. .. Patterson and her
two grandsons visited Mrs. Mary
Drake at the Mt. Vernon sanatorium
Sunday Mrs. Drake is a daughter
of Mrs. Patterson
The management have laid plans
for what they believe should be the
most successful Chautauqua in the
history of the local assembly. Show
your approval and interest by buy
ing season tickets early and liberal
ly.
Mrs. Howard Lowell and little son
who spent three weeks with the for
mer's grandmother Mrs. A. p. Hen
cry of Malta, returned to their home
at Frazeysburg Tuesday. Mrs. Low
ell however expects to return to
Mrs. Henery's soon.
Friends here have received an
nouncement of the marriage of Miss
Clara Koch and Mr.. Clyde E. John
son of Long Beach, Calf. After a
wedding trip they will be at. home
to their friends at Leighton Court,
Long Beach, Calf. Mrs. Johnson
was a former Morgan county girl.
So many people that have sum-
mer colds are using CAMPHOSOTE
because it helps and does not grease
or stain, and doesn't have to be COW
cred. Just put in on, rub it out dry,
and you don't have to even wash it
off the next morning. soc at your
druggists.
Miss Gene Helmick, pianist, pre-
sented program of bridal music, at
the wedding Of Miss Kathryn K.
Donley and Mr. Walter F. Sugden,
both of Sistersville, w. Va, which
took place last Thursday in Zanes-
vile at the home of Rev. G. Russell
Hageman, the officiating minister.
Mr.. c. c. Strahl and son Mr..
Frank Strahl and wife of New Phila-
delphia came over the latter part of
last week co look after their farm
on the west side and other business
matters. The former returned to
New Philadelphia Wednesday,, the
others remaining for few more
days.
Remember, Chautauqua season
tickets go on sale Saturday morn
ing, July Is, at Stanbery's Phar-
macy, the Lennard Sears Pharmacy,
Danford's Pharmacy and at The
Harris Pharmacy. For the conven-
fence of patrons in those localities,
J. F.. Dougan will have season tick
cts for sale in PennsvfIle, and T. J.
Nicely in Neelyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Cowan of NAL
ia attended the picnic of the road
statesmen and office force of the en-
ployes of the American Clay Pro
ducts Co., held last Thursday at
Olentangy park, Columbus. In all
81 we're in the party. After picnick-
ing at the park they took supper at
the Riverside hotel, which is nine
miles north OF Columbus.
The Bailey Drug Co., 81 Fourth
ST., GAINESVILLE, is assisting the Stull
laboratories in the distribution Of
TAYLOR'S FOOT CREAM. Whole
sale drug houses are pleased to han
die preparations that satisfy custo-
mers. TAYLOR'S FOOT CREAM
is so easy to apply and quick to re-
lieve, that so many people that have
foot trouble are using it and like it
so well.
Mt. Zion w. H. M. s. met with
Mrs. Mary Scott July 6. seven mem
bers, four visitors and six children
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Scott
of the Bristol society were present.