Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-07-05

Get your -four now while you cal
get it made from old wheat-Ell
Eye Milling Co.
Miss Lola Heskett and Mr.. Georg
I Rancy, both of Santoy, were marrie'
Saturday in GAINESVILLE.
Get your -four now while you cal
get it made from old wheat.-Ell
Eye Milling Co.
Mrs. Alex Henery and son Oryillo
returned to their home at Rosevill'
Monday, after a visit with the form
/ er's parents Mr.. and Mrs. M. Salzer.
Carter white lead and Sherwin
Williams paint at Malta Hardware
Company. 28j.
Miss Esther Gatewood who is EN-
ployed with the Victor people, anC
spending her vacation here, went tt
Columbus the first of the week on {
business trip.
Buy your hay rope and binder
twine from the Malta Hardware
Company. 2Sj1
Mr.. James Humphrey of this
place went to GAINESVILLE Monday fol
a visit with his daughter Mrs. A
Dillon and his sister Mrs. Susan Ty-
son.
Get your flour now while you can
get it made from old wheat Elk
Eye Milling Co.
Miss Edna Watkins of Columbus
spent over Sunday with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ Watkins near
Bishopville.-G Press, June
I2S.
Get your -four now while you can
get it made from old wheat.-Elk
Eye Milling Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Joseph
Wright katherine Timberman,) 62
North Twentieth street, announce
the birth of a son June 2S at Grant
Observation-Disclosures Dispatch.
Get your flour now while you can
get it made from old wheat.-Elk
Eye Milling Co.
Mrs. w. E. Wilson went to Wood
lawn, Pa, the first of the week to
join her husband who is employed
there. The Wilson's are considering
locating in that place permanently.
Get your -four now while you can
get it made from old wheat.-Elk
Eye Milling Co.
After spending several weeks in
MnC ION 11 1I4 L
assisting in caring for her brother,
Mr.. Argo, Mrs. U. w. Crawford has
returned home.-Cum berland Echo,
June 27.
Get your -four now while YOU can
get 1T made from old wheat.-Elk
Eye Milling Co.
The marriage of Mr.. Geo. L. Dixon
OF Coal Run and Miss Helen Proctor
of Barlow occurred June 26. Mr..
Dixon is senior in the law class of
1924 at the 0. S. u, Columbus. They
will reside in that city.
Mrs. C. ]. Daugherty and three
children returned recently to Cleve-
land after spending three weeks with
Mrs. Daugherty's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Kane, near Mountville.
They were accompanied home by
Mrs. Kane who remained to spend
ten days or so in Cleveland.
Mrs. J. w. Strain of Chicago came
mere last week for a visit with her
mother Mrs. Amanda Smith and 9TH
er relatives at this place. Mrs. Ell
mer Stotts of Charleston, w. Va, a
granddaughter ot Mrs. Smith. and
two little daughters Mabel and Betty
Jean have also been visiting Mrs.
Smith.
Mr.. L. II. Gilbreath of Olivet
Ridge, East Windsor, will have a
sale Aug. 4, and soon after will leave
Tor Lake county, near PainesviIle.
where he will be employed on a fruit
and dairy farm. Mr.. Walter Sher-
man, formerly of East Windsor, has
charSe OF the fruit, and Mr.. Gill
breath will look after the dairy.
The Cumberland Echo of June 27
said: Miss Cora Jones of Chambers
Vile was married to George w
Workman of Reinersville. Morgan
county, Thursday last, at the Trinity
NJ. +. parsonage in GAINESVILLE, Rev.
j. H. Kinney performing the cere-
mony. The couple will make their
home in Reinersville.
The Glouster Press of last week
said: Walter Harper of the Z. S. Mis-
sissippi arrived last week to spend
month with Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Harper and other relatives in this
city. He was granted a furlough
While his vessel was in the Pacific
waters and came through to this city
from California
Miss Ruth McMurray returned to
columbus Monday, after d short Wis
1t with her father Mr. Henry McMur-
ray and family Of East Bloom, and
here with Miss Margaret Cunning
nam who was home from Mus
kngum college over Sunday. Miss
M q Murray ic or