Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-07-06
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Markets changed Thursday, July 6
Wheat ..... liz
Corn. 80. .6s
Oats 81
Hay. 49,. 1900
Straw 500
buItcI .'.'''
Eggs, per dozen. -. "A
TURKEYS -. AZ
Springers. -. .....20 and 25'
Hens, light. ..... 49,. II
Hens, heavy 49,. ...... IL
Old roOsters 80. :. .Oe
A son was born Tuesday evening
to Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Wilson o
Bristol.
Last Saturday evening a daugh
ter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Fawcett of Stockport.
Messrs. Conrad White and LIZ
Doyt Pinkerton have employment
with c. M. Ross in the oil fields.
The Morgan County sunda,
School Convention will be held a.
the McKendree M. E. church Tues.
day and Wednesday, July Is and 10
Miss Carmen Longley of Beverly
spent over the Fourth here with he1
cousins C. e. Longley and wife.
Mrs. Harold Oliver Of the Neely-
vile vicinity is here at the home OF
Mrs. VIM. Spencer, taking medical
j treatment.
Wrightzel & Co., of Logan, were
the low bidders on t'ae extension OF
! the McConnelsyille-Ner- Lexington
road contract recently sold.
Mrs. L. P. Ackley of Cleveland
and Mrs. Jennie Patterson of Stock
port have been visiting here with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Patterson.
Mrs Flora woodward of Cum ber-
land returned to her home at Cum
berland Wednesday after a visit
here with her daughter Mrs. Elmer
Anderson.
There will be an ice cream social
at the home of Lee Updike, three
miles south of Porterville, Saturday
evening, July 8, for the benefit of
the Fairmount church.
Mrs. VIM. McMannes and Mrs.
Anna Adams returned to their
homes in GAINESVILLE Saturday even
ing, after visit here with Mrs
James RUNNER.
State Accountant John Whitney,
and wife. who have been at Cleve-
land, and Mr.. J. E. Patterson who
has been at Marietta, spent over
July 4th at their homes here.
There will be splendid speakers,
orchestra music, and a general good
time at the County Sunday school
convention which will be held at the
McKendree church Tuesday and
Wednesday, July Is and 10.
For foot troubles treat your feet
to bottle of TAYLOR'S FOOT
CREAM. 1t is so easy to apply,
quick to relieve, and pleasant to use
that you will wonder why you had
not tried it long ago 35c at drug,
shoe and general stores.
The Beginners class met with
their teacher at Chester Strong's
Friday, with 13 members and seven
visitors present. A good program
was given by the little people Af-
terward games were played and ice
cream and cake were served and
very pleasant afternoon was spent
Xxx.
Mother, don't let your daughter
ruin her feet like Won did yours.
Get bottle of TAYLOR'S FOOT
CREAM from your drug store and
insist that Mary treat her feet oc-
casionally. 1t will keep her in
good humor and when John comes
to see her she won't want to quar-
rel with him, for her foot troubles
will all be gone and she will always
be in good humor.
Mr.. Clancy McVeigh who was TAX
en- i'll four weeks ago at his home in
Wheeling, w. Va. with scarlet
fever, has recovered. and the quar-
antine was lifted Wednesday. The
disease left no i'll effects. His little
son Donald who has been here with
his grandmothers Mrs. Agnes Nc
Weigh and Mrs. Serepta Rusk, will
be taken home the latter part of this
week
Mr.. Kenneth McLane returned
Wednesday to Mt Vernon where he
is taking treatment at the sanator-
ium. He is improving in health,
and expects to be discharged within
a few months as cured. His room
mate there has been Mr.. Donald |
Walker of Sebring, who it will be re-
called was here during the last
coming down as Mr.. ].
E. Torbert's right hand man. He
too is much better, and it is expect /
ed that he will be able TO be sent |
home in time TO enter school this
Morgan Grange No. 1853 P. of
n. will meet Saturday evening at
1870. Come out brothers and sis
-ers and give your grange the hu-
nan touch. Make it a true social
center. Greet your brothers and sis
ers with a smile, word of cheer,
/ hand shake, a hello Bill. Pro-
gram: Is the farm agent too theo-
'etical for the average farmer, dis
,ussion by brothers; Should farm
srs retire to town or spend their
asst days on the farm, Lincoln Will
son, VIM. Parmiter, Ezra Rusk;
Do the boy and girl of today start