Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-08-09


Douglas Fairbanks in "The Three
Musketeers.'' A big production.
Two shows each evening. Admission
10 and soc. Special music.
SATURDAY, Aug. IA sparkling
comedy drama 1T hr e e Live
Ghosts" Larry Semon in 1.-The Saw
mill" Semon's best comedy. Two
shows z and $50. Aesops Fables.
Admission, 10 and 80.
MONDAY, Aug. 13-A II comedy
nieht-Larry Semon comedy y-Bull
Montana in "The Punctured Prince, y
Stan Laurel in THE Pest" and Bust
er Keaton in tine Coat" Begins
with a laugh, closes with laughs. II
YOU have the blues-lost anything in
the recent stock flurries, here's an
opportunity to forget all. Come and
laugh-go home laughing Two
shows z and $50. Admission, 10
and so.
TUESDAY, Aug. 14-Another big
Rex ingram production, "Trifiing
Women" Same director of the
-Four Horsemen,' where The
pavement Ends and prisoner OF
Zenda." Raymond Navarro and Bar
hara La Mar in the cast. A big high
class production Two shows, and
10. Admission, 10 and 80.
THURSDAY, Aug. 16-A big all
star cast in "a Dream of New
Woman" and an "Age-old Love. J"
Marguerite De La Motto, Milton
Sills. and John Bowers in the cast.
Mister man, you'll enjoy this one.
Not problem play-but new dis
tinctiye note in screen entertain
ment. Two shows. and $50.
Admission 10 and soc.
FRIDAY, Aug, II Clara Kimbal
Young in "Cordelia The Magnifi-
cent" from the story by Leroy
Scott. Comedy. Two shows, and
$50. Admission 10 and SOC.
SATURDAY, Aug. is = M y
Miles Minter in South of Suva. :
Buster Keaton comedy. Aesops
Fables. Two shows, Z and $50.
Admission 10 and SOC.
Coming-Dougla Fairbanks in
"Robinhood," Monday and Tuesday.
Sept. 3rd and 4th.
Coburn's minstrel, all new scenery.
new costumes, Wednesday, Aug. %.
Mr.. Clyde Bamfield of Manches-
ter is very i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Nettie Chambers who was
quite i'll for few days is now i'm
proved and able to be up and about
the house.
All those who are interested in the
Emery cemetery, viii please meet
there Wednesday, Aug. IS, for the
purpose Of cleaning at l p. m.
Mr.. L.. Young who recently had a
sale of his household goods at MS
home near Neelyville, is now here to
make his home with his son W. A.
Young.
DR.. w. C. Leeper of Cleveland
was among the visitors here at
Chautauqua time, visiting his par
ents DR.. and Mrs. ]. F. Leeper, and
his son James.
Mrs. Lille Walker who has not
been we'll for some time, but who
had seemed better recently, suffered
a bad attack Wednesday and this
morning is reported as quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn BOlen and
hree daughters were among the Wis
tors here at Chautauqua time, and
listed Mrs. Bolen's father j. X.
Seaman and other relatives.
Miss Margaret Rogers of Malta !
md her sister Mrs. George Strong
If Columbus have issued large
lumber of invitations for recep- !
ion to be held at the Rogers home
n Malta this afternoon.
Mr.. Willard Henery of Roseville
,ame here Wednesday. He is suffer- |
ng with a broken arm sustained !
Saturday in rather an unusual man
Ter. While pushing with his hand ,
IN a tree which was being felled the
,one in his arm just simply snap |
bed.
Miss Mary Travis, matron at the
J. & S. O. H., Xenia, is spending her
,acation here with her sister MIS- |
). G. Brooks, and brother Mr.. Irven !
Travis. coming last Saturday. Be
ore coming here she visited her
sister Mrs. Harry Walker, and fam
ly, of Mansfield.
Miss Ruth Spung entertained
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Opal Drayer of Strasburg, the guest
If Miss Mary Bryan. A fine three
course dinner was served, and a !
evening was spent, music
md dancing being the main fea-
.ures. At later hour theatre
party was formed to see cover the
Hill"
Misses Woodie Chambers and Lu-
u White motored to Pleasant City |
n Guernsey county, Tuesday, to at
end the funeral Wednesday morn
ne, of Mrs. o. T. Taylor of Cleve-
and. Mrs. Taylor was a close friend |
If Miss Chambers, having before |
going to Cleveland been resident
If Cambridge, and Miss Chambers
having roomed at her home for some |
ime.
Mr.. Cloral Moore Of this place had
lis finger badly mashed while work
ng on the GAINESVILLE road. His
brother Clyde Moore who has been
on the same road, is off
iuty because of an injury he sus-
aimed when assisting in the telling
IF a tree. In some manner he was
struck on the side of his head by a
,ropob rocultiuo in had hruiS0 |