Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-06-01
HOME MARKETS

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HOME MARKETS
Markets changed Thursday, June
Wheat IL
corn. 49,. -. ~
OatS .'''' =
Hay -. 100
straw SO
Eggs, per dozen 49,. z
Turkeys 80. 80. ;. ..... "A
SpringerS. -. ...... .o
Chickens, light. -. 4
Chickens, heavy -. Z
Old roosters -. "
Miss Marjorie Whitaker Of Ma
ietta spent Wednesday here.
The child born Sunday to Rarr
Gessell and wife of Deerfield, live
only a few hours.
DR.. w. A. Melick will perforl
five operations at the DR.. Northru
office, for tonsiliotomy, this after
noon.
For Sale:-One New Overland
touring car. Has been ont but shol
time. We bought Durant.-C.
Martin, Malta.
Dale Gilliland, member Of the \
G NJ. sophomore class, is very j
with pneumonia, at his home
Bristol.
The w. f. NJ. S. of the McCon
nelsyille NJ. f. church will NEE
with Mrs. Annie Rusk on Friday
June 2, at 2:30
TWO ROOMS to rent-in my cot
tage on kennebec Hill. Middl
aged, or elderly ladies preferred
Terms reasonable.-M. H. TY
SINGER.
Mrs. L. L. Robinson and daugh
ter Margaret returned Wednesday t
their home at Luke Chute. after
visit here with Mrs. Robinson
mother Mrs. Ada Lawler.
All the druggists like to sci
TAYLOR'S FOOT CREAM, the!
know that it is the best treatmen
for tired, swollen, tender, itching
and aching feet, and for that reason
are selling so many bottles, 35c
bottle.
Miss Faye Blackburn who taught
in the Steubenville high school last
year. has finished her work, and Is
at the home of her mother Mrs. Jane
Blackburn of Malta. She expects to
teach the coming year in Cincinnati
The o. S. U. will hold three
days clinic, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday Of next week for the alum
nj Of the school, including what was
once Startling and Ohio Medical,
now a branch of the o. S. e. Sew
aral of our physicians expect to at
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Gorrell of this
place have both been in poor health
Of late. Their son DR.. A. H. Gorrell
of GAINESVILLE spent last Friday here
with them. He recently returned
from New York where he took post
graduate work in several leading
hospitals.
Rev. and Mrs. r. A. Pelt and
laughter, who were called here
Tuesday by the death of Mrs. Kate
Glenn, Rev. Pelt having officiated at
he funeral, visited over night at
he G.. w. Hughes home, and Called
m other friends. They are located
It Pleasant City.
Dorothy, the four year old daugfT-
er of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Spence or
Cast Bloom, WHO was badly burned
bout the face and body a year ago,
VIII enter the Bethesda hOspitaf
Monday for an operation, the object
# which will be to break up the
car tissue of her face. Skin graft
ng will be done to overcome the
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fleming of
Columbus and their guests Mr.. Dean
Fleming of Dayton and Mr.. and Mrs.
lien Lambert and son Frederick OF
Ind, motored down from
Columbus Sunday morning and Wis
ted until Monday morning with
Mss Jennie Fleming and her moth
r Mrs. Margaret Fleming.
Mr.. ]. C. WhippTe and son Mr.
Howard Whipple, Miss Cora Whip
lie and Dorothy Cosgrave left today
~ auto for Cleveland. Mr.. Whip
de and son expect to return the
irst of the week. Miss Whipple
md Dorothy will spend the summer
With Everett Whlpple, who has
charge of a Y. M. c. A. farm near
Mrs. A. B. Richardson and grand
son Delmer Richardson Of Columbus
came down Saturday to visit rela-
tives and friends and remained for
day. Monday evening
Mr.. Richardson and son Harold
came. Mr.. Richardson who has
charge of the Louis c. Fuchs wall
paper establishment, reports that
their business this spring has been
very good. Mr. Harold Richardson
is employed with the same firm.
Mr.. Harry Torbert has recently