Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-10-26


IS Main St.. McConnelsville. Ohio s
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HOME MARKETS
Markets changed Thursday, Oct. 2t
Wheat. ;. ;. :. ..... $1.O(
Corn. -. .... .6s
Oats. 81
Butter. :. :. -. 8.
Eggs, per dozen. ;. :. 3,
Springers, light. :. .. -. IL
Springers, heavy. =. :. .. 1t
Hens, light. >. .... IL
Hens. heavy. >. =. $500. IT
Old Roosters. ;. .Oe
Mr.. Roy Wilson of Bristol is i'll
threatened with appendicitis.
Wanted:-Some good hay al
market price. What have you?-
Montgomery.
Miss Maedell wilkins of upper
Malta, who has been ill with scarle
fever, is improving. The Wilkins
home is still under quarantine.
The Perfection bed spring is the
spring that satisfies when others
fail. Sold only by The Miller Fur
niture Co.
There will be miscellaneous so
cial at Meigs school house Friday
evening, Oct. q. Proceeds to be
used for the benefit of the school.
Save your pennies for the one
cent sale, November 18th to 18th
The Rexall Store. o19ti
There will be a miscellaneous
box social at the Deerfield school
house Saturday night, Oct. 2S. Ev.
erybody invited.-Iva Price, teach
er.
Hoosier kitchen cabinets, Globe
Wernicke sectional book cases, Per
fection bed springs, Detroit Jewel
stoves and ranges. Sold ex-
clusively by The Miller Co.
A son was born Tuesday night to
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Miller of this
place. Named Robert Everett, and
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Miller's birthday.
Save your pennies for the one
cent sale, November 18th to 18th.
The Rexall Store. o19tf
Mr. George Ralston left Wednes-
day on a business trip to Philadel-
phia. During his absence his wife
will visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
R. J. Bebee at New Concord.
Take a good look at the Detroit
Jewel Hot Blast Coal Heater, and
you will not be satisfied with any
other make. Sold only by The Mil
Ter Furniture Co.
Mr.. Frank P. Finley of Canton
has been down this week on busi-
ness. He and his wife have pur-
chased the life interest of his wife's
father Mr. H. B. Fouts, in the farm
in Deerfield township.
When it comes to any heating ap-
pliance, they have the pick of the
market at Morris Hardware.
Announcement is made in the
GAINESVILLE papers that the wedding
of Miss Harriet Rusk and Mr.. Ken
meth Quinby, both Of GAINESVILLE,
will take place next Thursday ev-
ening, Nov. 2.
The genuine store. Genuine vic
trolas, genuine ReZnors, genuine
Humphreys Radiantfire gas heat
ers, genuine Coles Hot Blast heat
ing stoves You always find the best
of everything at Morris Hardware.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Grosskloss of
Stockport expect to leave Saturday
for Canton where they will spend
the winter with their daughter.
Mr.. Grosskloss will be employed in
the steel mill.
Florence heaters burn the smoke
and make less dirt. Ask to see
them at Malta Hardware Company.
The teacher of the school at Rose
Farm purchased victroIa, took 1T
out and gave. a social and enter
tainment with it, and proceeds
amounted to $50, which was more
than enough to pay for it.
They are sorry to keep so many
customers waiting for their Born
steel ranges at Morris Hardware.
They are getting them as fast as
they can.
The ladies of the Main Street
Church of Christ win serve lunch
in the basement of the church,
Tuesday Nov. Z, election day and
evening. Lunch will consist of meat
sandwiches, soup, coffee, dough-
nuts and pie. Everything hot, ex-
cepting pie. 26o2
If you are in trouble or want to
keep out, always try Morris Hard
ware.
w. Lee Wallace, aged 80, vet
eran of the Civil war, died Tues
day in GAINESVILLE. He was well
known in railroad circles, and for
number of years had charge of
the engines Of the old z. & 0. river
railroad, now the o. & L. X. branch
Of the B. & o. One of his sons,
Edward Wallace, an engineer on
tn o. & L. K, was. killed in a rail-
road wreck some years ago.