Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-08-16

DGon OH QuUy DIS CUOh etC ih0
ium, suffering with indigestion.
Mrs Alex Dye OF Columbus has
been visiting here with Mrs. Fannie
Sears. and at the Baz HeneRy home.
Norris Hardware Co. in giving 73
years service, has never seen aNX-
thing sell like Happy Home Wsn-
ers.
Rev. and Mrs. Carlos McGrath of
Columbiana visited over Sunday
| here with the formers parents Mr.
and Mrs. Hiram McGrath.
Have you seen some of the New
Victrola models at Morris Hard
ware? They would like for you to
see and hear.
Mrs Thos. Love of Malta who has
been in very poor health for a long
time. is better, anu is able to walk
about the house some.
By persons writing to their
friends about Happy Home washers,
Morris Hardware is doing a big mah
order business.
Mrs Ira Shaner of Marion town
ship went to Akron Wednesday, for
visit with her daughter t-rs. G. H.
Stanley.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. E. Sharp and
daughter Catherine and son Gail re-
turned the first Of the week from a
short visit in Columbus, with Mrs.
Get your tickets early for the big
minstrel at the Twin City Opera
House. Wednesday, Aug. %. Seats
on sale Monday, Aug. 20, at p. M,
at the theatre box office. 35 people.
Good singing Funny jokes. Co
burn has always played to full
house here.
Miss Beatrice Carrel, above town,
attended the Beverly picnic Aug. 5,
and visited several days with rela-
tives and friends Of Waterford and
Beverly, also at Dexter City, return
ing 10 Stockport Saturday and ar
riving home Monday.
Get your tickets early for the big
j
House. Wednesday, Aug. %. Seats
on sale Monday, Aug. 20, at p. M,
at the theatre box office. 35 people.
Good singing. Funny jokes. Co
burn has always played to a full
house here.
Mr.. C. w. Scovill left Monday for
Chicago after having spent eight
weeks with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Scovill of Malta. Mr.. Scovill
is engineer in the Ontario hotel, and
was called to Malta because of the
illness of his father, who was for
time in very poor health, but is now
quite bit improved.
C. s. Carr farms will be offered at
Sheriffs sale on the premises in
Manchester township. Morgan coun-
ty, Ohio, at one o'clock, August 2O.~
These premises are in two tracts,
one of which contains 177.25 acres,
and the other 1877 acres. See adver-
tisement in this issue of the Demo-
crat 9a2
Last Sunday Mr.. c. b. Smith of
Malta was chosen delegate from the
Malta ME. church, to the lay elector-
al conference to be held Sept. p at
the Oakwood NJ. e. church, Colum-
bus. J. n. Barlow was chosen as re-
serve delegate This conference will
choose delegates to the general con-
ference.
Get your tickets early for the big
minstrel at the Twin City Opera
House. Wednesday, Aug. %. Seats
on sale Monday, Aug. 20, at p. M,
at the theatre box office. 35 people.
Good singing. Funny jokes. Co
burn has always played to full
house here.
Mr.. s. B. Sullivan of Akron came
the latter part OF last week to join
! his wife and four children who are
spending their vacation with Mrs.
Sullivan's mother Mrs. Lizzie Trip
lett. Mr.. Sullivan's father who was
dangerously i'll, and was taken from
| here to his sons in Akron, has re-
covered from his illness and is at
work.
C. S. Carr farms will be offered at
Sheriff's sale on the premises in
Manchester township, Morgan coun-
ty, Ohio, at one o'clock, August 20.
These premises are in two tracts,
one of which contains 177.25 acres,
and the other 1877 acres. See adver-
tisement in this issue of the Demo
crat. 9a2
Mr.. J. E. Patterson, examiner
from the bureau Of inspection and
supervision of public offices, finish
ed his work at Marietta where he
had been for some time auditing
the books of Washington county,
and returned Saturday to his home
here. He plans to take a several
weeks vacation, and expects to take
some auto trips.
Entries for group premiums clos
ed Aug. i, and are far in excess of
anything that has ever been seen
at our fair. The entire space on
first floor of art hall will be required
to take care of grange and club work
exhibits. Space on second floor
nearly exhausted. Automobile dis
play grounds will be taxed to the ut
most. If you want space, see Secre-
Itary Barkhurst soon.
With students entering from two
foreign countries and from 26 other
states, Ohio Wesleyan University is
preparing for the largest freshman
class to ever enroll. Katherine A.
Dye will enter from Reinersville
cleveland leads with 81 new stu,