Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
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HOME MARKETS
Markets changed Thursday, Oct. 2;
Wheat. 49,. $3.50. $l.2t
corn. -. Luz
oats. 49,. ...... .os
Butter. -. 49,. =. .Ss
Eggs, per dozen. -. -. .... a,
Light SpringeFs. .... i;
Heavy Springers. 4. 49,. IL
Light Hens \. -. -. Il
Heavy Hens. :. :. -. Is
Old Roosters. -. 8. -. ...... .Os
Mr.. Albert Carter of Wolf Creel
is i'll with very heavy cold.
Mrs. Chas Ross of Kennebec hill
who has been i'll with intestina
grip, is some better.
See L. A. Dixon & Co. ad in this
paper.
.
Mrs. Chas. Clark who lives III
the river above Malta, is suffering
with asthma.
Mrs. Perley Anguish of this place
returned Tuesday from Columbus
where she took radium treatment al
Grant hospital.
M;cc- Morx, MnnnWon nj sct al
who underwent an operation last
Friday at the Bethesda hospital, is
doing we'll.
L. A. Dixon & Co. big add in this
paper. Read it.
Mrs. Frank He'll of Malta expects
to undergo an operation today, al
the Grant hospital, Columbus, fol-
goitre.
Mrs. DIR. Agnes Richmond of this
place, who has been in poor health
for some time, and was much worse
Tuesday night, is some better now
Yes, we have that Brown-Bilt
shoe 100 percent leather, for men
and boys, at a price that will save
you dollars. You can find them al
Burt Berry & Co.
Read Lonnie Dizon's ad in this
paper
Robert; rftle son of Mr.. and Mrs
Perl Potts Of Kennebec hill, is re-
covering from an attack of tonsil-
tits.
Mrs. II. O. MendenhaII of Elliott
went TO GAINESVILLE Wednesday, to
visit her soa w j. Mendenhall who
is treasurer OF Muslingum county.
The Shorthorn sale here Wednes-
day at the fair ground, was fairly
we'll attended. A full report of the
sale will be given in this paper next
week.
Miss Bessie McElfresh of this
place, who has suffered more or less
for some time with gall stones, and
had bad attack recently, is some
better.
The three small children OF Mr.
and Mrs. Dow Jackson of Wolf
Creek are i'll, two OF them with
heavy colds, and complication, and
one with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Cooper and
little daughter of Columbus, came
Tuesday for visit with Mr. Coop
er's parents Mr. and Mrs. j. C.
Cooper up the river.
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Tuesday Mr.. Roy Smith purchased
the r. d. Whitehouse farm east of
town, better known as the Parr
farm, of 102 acres. Consideration,
$1,875. Mr.. Smith owns the farm
The county visiting board made up
of M. M. Mcdonald, j. N. Barlow, A.
A. Coulson, Mrs. Lee Humphrey
Mrs. w. E. Dye and Mrs. Norma
Hooper, is visiting the county's in
stitutions today.
A reception is to be held this ev-
ening at the Presbyterian church,
for Rev A. N. Grove, the new pas
tor, and family, at which families of
the church and congregation, and
friends of the church will be pres
ent.
There will be carnival held at
the Reinersville high, school build
ing, Friday afternoon and evening,
Oct. "a, beginning at 4 O'Clock.
The program will consist of a play.
music, recitations, and stunts.
There will also be refreshment and.
novelty stands.
The Royal Neighbors AM Wood
men and wives had a pot luck sup
per at their hall Wednesday even
ing. Halloween decorations were
used. The Savage orchestra fur
nished music, and the occasion was
much enjoyed by the big crowd pres
ent
Betty Jane, the FIVE year. old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. David
son of Kirksville, Mo-, died Oct.
13, as the result of injuries received
by being struck by an automobile.
The accident occurred near the
home OF her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J Davidson. A. j. Davidson
is an uncle of Mrs. w. Nj. Newton
Of McConnelsville. Besides her par
ents the child is survived by an
eight months old sister.
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