Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-11-16

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LOCAL NEWS
Save your pennies for the one
cent sale, November 18th to 18th.
THE Rexall Store. o19tf
Mrs. Ed Smith of Malta went to
Columbus Wednesday, on busi-
ness trip of few days.
John Holland pens.-Everybody's
store.
Mrs. Joseph Flanders has been
very i'll and confined to her bed,
suffering with heart trouble.
Nice selection of Thanksgiving
speakers and dialogue books.-M
Burke.
Out in Manchester township An
drew Wortman's name was written
in for coroner and he received 3S
votes.
Get your Thanksgiving candy at /
the one cent sale. Saturday is the
last day.-The Rexall store.
w G Carr and family who have !
been living on Stockport Rt. 2, NOV
ed last week to the Emmett Scott
farm on Malta Rt. 2.
Florence Hot Blast stoves make
less dirt and more heat with two
thirds the fuel Sold by Malta I
Hardware Company. 16n2 .
Mrs. Harriet Stallsmith of this
place went to Newark Wednesday |
TO visit several weeks with her
daughter Mrs. Dal Newman.
Watch the windows at Morris !,
Hardware. First Christmas show
ing.
Mr.. 4. d. King left Wednesday
fo, Cleveland where he will visit
his son Mr.. Charles King. He
plans to be gone about two weeks. /
Get your water bottle now. You'll I
need it this winter Saturday is
the last day of the one cent sale. !
The Rexall store.
Mr.. Arthur McGoyern of Colum- |
bus motored down Saturday to visit I
his mother Mrs. Mary McGovern. :
He returned to Columbus Sunday |
evening.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual
Thanksgiving market at the White
Front furniture store, Saturday,
Nov. 25. 16n2
Mr.. Ezra Mcdaniel of Malta
spent Wednesday in Coshocton, on
business with. the Coshocton Fur
Co, with which concern he has
been employed for number of
years.
The stormoguide tells the wealth
er tomorrow. A nice Christmas
present for the whole family. Try
Norris Hardware.
Mr.. Curt Balding, jr.. who came
Saturday for visit with his father
Mr. Curt Balding of Wolf Greek,
left Wednesday for Kansas City,
Mo, where he has a position with
the Sinclair Oil Co.
NO HUNTING permitted with
GO@ u sum- dds VI hiAShN' vi -
premises Mrs. J. F. Harman.
16n3
Miss Zola Gessell of this place
went Wednesday to Philo, where
she will be employed with the new
restaurant there being opened by
the management of the City restau-
rant of this place :
IF Christmas were this week we
would be unable to fill all the
Christmas orders We already have :
for Victrolas, at Morris Hardware.
Make your selection now and you q
won't be disappointed.
Mrs. Martha Stockdale, aged 76, =
died ct her nome IN Philo Sunday. /.
She was the widow of David Stock
dale. She leaves four children and
several grandchildren and great ),
grandchildren. Funeral services !.
were held Tuesday. and interment =
made at Duncan Falls.
Get your winter supply of cough !,
syrup and cold tablets at the one =
cent sale. Saturday is the last !
day.-The Rexall store. =
Miss Mary Bell of upper Malta :,
went to GAINESVILLE Wednesday to y
bring home her sister Mrs. Ida y
James who underwent an operation
at the Bethesda hospital more than
three weeks ago, for appendicitis,
and the removal Of the gall bladder. ;,
Considering the seriousness of the
operation she is getting along well.
Did you ever see Il man that had d
slept twenty years? See Rip Van =
Winkfe in the literary at No. Nine
school Saturday evening. Nov. %. '
Admission 1Oc 16n2 I
WHITE ELEPHANT SALE I
A white elephant" sale will be /,
held at the Morris tin shop on Sat :
urday, Nov. IS, beginning at /
O'Clock and continuing all day.
Come and see what you can find.
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