Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-09-13
HOME MARKETS

OdIS. ..'' 80
Butter .35
Eggs, dozen. ~
Light Springers. IL
Heavy Springers. ~
Light Hens. ;. ;. 49,. IL
Heavy Hens. ;. IL
Old Roosters. = :. -. .Os
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Mr.. Isaac Baker of Malta is quite
ill with bowel trouble.
Mr.. John Lent of the west side
who is suffering with typhoid fever
is better.
Buy your mendets at the Hender'
son millinery store.-M. H. Ty.
singer agent 6s:
Mr.. and Mrs. Baz Wells of Nc
Connelsville route, entertained witt
a Sunday dinner Mr.. Clarence Hill
and daughter Ruth. and Mrs. G. F
Hill of Marietta.
Pine Tree timothy seed at Coul
sons.
The Parent-Teachers' association
will meet at the M. & M. high schoo
auditorium Thursday evening a.
7:30. All persons interested in oul
schools are urged to be present.
Ella Smith, Sec'y.
Buy your Pine Tree timothy seeC
at Coulson's.
Mrs. w. ]. Taylor and little sor
Billy returned to their home al
Wheeling, W. Va, after visit in
Malta with Mr.. Taylor's parents Mr.
and Mrs. John Taylor, and other
relatives.
Watch the bargains at Morris
Hardware on dollar day.
Mr.. G.. X. Stroue of Marion town
ship attended the Newark fair We'd
nesday. His son Mr.. Max Strobe
who lives near Newark has a fine
exhibit of his Shorthorn cattle at
the Newark fair.
Every dollar article at Morris
Hardware will be special on dollar
day.
Miss Florence Reed returned to
Cleveland Wednesday, after visit
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. E. M.
Reed of Bristol, and other relatives.
Miss Reed is a trained nurse, and is
doing private nursing in Cleveland.
200 Happy Home washers sold be-
fore snow flies is the expectation at
Morris Hardware.
Mrs. C. S. Sherwood Of Columbus
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
and Mrs. Leila Dickey
for a few days. Mrs. Mildred Stilson
and son of Youngstown are also
here for visit at the Montgomery
home, having arrived a week or so
ago.
Something for the boys and girls,
mother and dad in the specials on
bargain day at Morris Hardware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Kuhn and
SON Jack Copeland Kuhn came Mon
day for a visit with the formers s
parents here Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kuhn. Mr.. Kuhn is superintendent
Of a coal mine at Hazard, Ky. He
will return to that place within q
week or ten days, but because of the
frail condition of his father, may
move here.
The unerring judgment of the
public has made the Happy Home
washer the most popular washer
ever sold. Try Morris Hardware.
Messrs. Francis Deedrick and
Robert King of this place, and Lew
Evans of Brokaw and Miss Helen
Smith of Malta, leave this week for
Athens to resume their studies at
the o. U. Leland Jenkins and Ralph
Kennard of this place, and Miss
Pearl Woodward Of Deerfield, leave
about the same time to enter the
same college for their freshman
year.
The Happy Home washer takes
care of the family washing SO sue
that many are now doing
it themselves that formerly hired
it done. Ask Morris Hardware.
Mrs. Annie knight Croy of Nor
t N, Miss, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Knight and two children of Elwood,
Ind, who had been visiting Mrs
Croy's and Mr.. Knights father Mr..
Jos. knight and other relatives, left
Mrs. Croy accompanied
her brother and family to their
will visit before leaving for her
home. Last Sunday the Knight fam
lily held reunion at the fair
grounds.
Mr.. John Guyton of Beaver Falls,
Pa, who motored here over a week
ago, left Monday for his home, TAX
ing with him his wife and daughter
Marjorie Eloise who spent two
months here with Mr.. Guyton's
mother Mrs. Clara Guyton and with
Mrs. Guyton's home people at Rox-
bury. Miss Agnes Guyton Of Wash
ington, %. c., who came here with
her brother will remain to spend the
balance of her vacation with her
mother. She plans to return to
the latter part Of this
month.
HUNTING NOTICE
This is to notify that no hunting
will be permitted on my premises
Clair Mcdowell.
In MemOriam
Morgan lodge No. 361, l. 0. Q. f..