Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-28

McC Connelsville, Ohio
/ Emmett A. Taylor |
Attorney-at-law
Second floor Jones Bldg. !
! Next to DR.. Kings office) \
i McConnelsville, Ohio I
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The county fair means too much, to
be hampered by jealousies and per-
sonalities.
Atty c. O. Dye of Caldwell is a
candidate for the office of common
pleas Judge of Noble county.
The exhibition Of live stock at
fair is the master key to better
breeding
Mr.. L. A. Rippey OF East Windsor
is building a fine house for Mr.. ii.
A. Morris at RoXbury.
Be not deceived, the judge is not
mocked. Make your exhibit merl-
torious.
The annual reunion of the Thorn
as families will be held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thomas at
Deavertown, Sunday, Aug. 81.
The girls in the food club should
all strive to be high man" in the
contest.
Miss Mary Johnson of near Nc
Kendree spent the week end in Co
lumbus with her sister Mrs. Marvin
Fair.
The road to the fair is knowledge,
and knowledge is power. l see, said
the little man. | see.
Flour from home grown wheat is
now coming in to it's own again.
Elk Eye Touring mills report big in
crease in sales on their ELK Eye
brand.
In 1928 the boys and girls did
more in a general way than any one
thing, to boost the fair industry
Mr.. and Mrs F. p. Shoots and son
Robert and daughter Evangeline re-
turned to their home in GAINESVILLE
saturday, after visit here with the
formers sister Mrs. A. r. Davis.
What right have you to doubt the
superior merit and efficiency of the
1924 fair, over any previous one
since 1852?
Mrs. Jas. Benjamin and daugh-
ter Eleanor returned home last Fri
day, aftes ten days visit with Mrs.
Benjamin's s children at GAINESVILLE,
Columbus and Newark.
Square dance at armory Friday
evening, Sept u. Good music and
good callins Gents soc. Ladies free.
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Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Hunter of
New York City are at the present
time the guests of his parents, j. M.
Hunter and Wife on route six
Cumberland, o., Echo.
The W. c. T. Z. will meet next
Tuesday, Sept. 2, at 7:30 p. m. at
the home Of Mrs. Ida Pyle The
election OF officers will take place
A good attendance is desired.
The 21st annual Mcdonald re-
union will be held at the Muskingum
county fair grounds, Labor Day, Sep
/. A picnic dinner will be served at
noon and in the afternoon an inter
esting pro2ram will be given.
The up-to-date club worker has
been thoroughly convinced that the
greatest hope for improving farm
conditions rests in educating the
boys and girls in extension activi-
ties, which means club work for the
fair.
Mr. Clark McElfresh returned
Saturday from the Woodmen sana-
torium near Colorado Springs, Colo,
where he had been since June / TAX
ing the rest cure No traces of tu-
berculosis were found, and he was
pronounced cured. He will likely
resume his position with the Ohio
Farmer as solicitor
PAIRING knives, fruit jars and can
ming racks, at the Malta Hardware
Company. 28a2
An exchange of last week said
DR. Dowds, superintendent of the
Cambridge district, NJ. E. church,
whose serious illness was mentioned
some weeks ago, was unable to be
moved to st. Luke's hospital, but has
received the ministrations of the
hospital physicians at home Dr.
Dowds has not been pronounced out
OF danger yet, but is now improving
slowly.
New car of plaster and sheetrock
wall board, at the Malta Hardware
Company. 28a2
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cochran and
two daughters of Mt. Vernon motor
ed here Saturday, for a visit with
Mrs. Cochran's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Walker Mr. Cochran returned
home Sunday afternoon, his wife
and children remaining for longer
visit Mr.. and Mrs Walkers son
Mr.. Mont Walker and his son Jack,
OF Wheeling, w. Va, also came Sat
urday for a visit
If you want to have a rousing
GOOD time go to the fair If you
are down in the mouth as the say
ing is, about something, it will cheer
you up If you have it settled in
your mind that the whole world is
hOUnd STRAIGHT for, nprdition and the