Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-12-04

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Do your Christmas shopping at
he Stanbery Pharmacy.
The Civic club will meet with Mrs,
:. S. Dye next Tuesday at 3 p. M.
Stop in and see the new Morris
hardware store in Christmas attire.
Mrs. Theodore Tompkins of this
,lace has been suffering with rheu |
natism.
When you think of Christmas
morning. the victrola gives the
lome the real spirit.
Miss Mary e. Lindimore and Mrs. |
Tno NJ DIETRICH of Columbus spent
Thanksgiving with their mother
Mrs. Julia Lindimore here. /
Miss Hannah Ethel of this place is
from painful fracture
If her right forearm which she sus-
.ained last week. She spent Thanks
giving with Mrs. Angeline Cotton.
Stanbery Pharmacy.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet in Legion hall, Dec. IL. at
7:3O D. m. Members please be pres
8nt-Mrs. Captola Alderman, preSi-
dent.
Mems, boys and child's oyercoats
make excellent giftS.--Lovell
Mr.. John Sherman of the Brown
Manly Plow Co., is on business trip
in the northern part of the state this
week.
Mems overcoats, all sizes. SIS to
$40.-Lovell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Eyeland
and daughter Barbara Lee Of Eagle
port visited here Wednesday with
Mr.. and Mrs, Earle EVeland.
Beautiful, suitable music should
usher in Christmas morning in ev-
cry home Turn to your victrola
to supply it.
The Civic club receives subscrip-
lions for the Ladies Home Journal.
Makes nice Christmas present. Mrs.
Price is ready to receive
your subscription.
Morris Hardware is popular
store. Stop in.
No nicer Christmas gift than the
Ladies' Home Journal. Send your
subscription to Mrs. Howard Price
who represents the Civic club. This
club has been handling the Ladies
Home Journal for some time.
Every home should have a victrola
with suitable music for every oc-
easion Morris Hardware is the
source of supply.
Mr.. Earle Kimball of Joetown,
who has been in poor health for
long time with spinal trouble, caus-
ed by an accident, and who for
lime showed considerable improve
ment, is not nearly SO well again.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Macklem of
his place entertained on ThanksgIv-
ng day Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Mack
EN- and daughter Anna and sou
Wayne of near Cloud, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Forrest Foster and daughter
Mary Jane of GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. Samuel Clawson Of GAINESVILLE
las been visiting this week with his
brother Ralph Clawson and sister
Mrs. Lou Milligan of Malta He Is
from the injury he sus-
aimed seven weeks age when he fell
rom a ladder while painting, break
ne his left arm and tearing the lig-
lments loose in his right arm.
Wanted: Some one who wants a
pecial bargain in a beautiful ma
logany finished heating stove. This
S in McConnelsville. You can get
t set up at once Phone At, Harmer,
oennsville, o.
Auditor and Mrs. C. e. Harper
lave moved from the G.. E. Fisher
property opposite the high school
to their new home just
inished on Liberty street. Mr.. Lew
Adrean moved from the Lew Miller
property on Center street, to the
fisher house vacated by the Harp
rs.
We have a HeattrOla heater at
pecial bargain price-beautlful
mahogany finish. This is in Nc
and can set it at once.
,all Harmer, At, Pennsyille.
While the next few weeks preced- !
ng Christmas, viii be the poorest in
he year for our business, yet we are
oing to present some mighty good
,ictures to the faithful few-Jackie |
,oogan in Little Robinson Crusoe,"
theodore Roberts in ''Manslaugh-
err Patsy Ruth Miller n"MyMan,"
'homas Meighan in "Homeward |!
Sound"
Jacob A. Naragon. 76. we'll known /
esident of Roseville. died at his |
ome Tuesday night from "a Compli-
alton of diseases. He is survived |
y his wife, three SONS and four
d. T. Aanderman
f Deavertown; Mrs. Ed Hysel of |
Mrs. Curtis James, Co
umbus; Mrs. w. w. Griggs, Crooks
lille; Grant Naragon, GAINESVILLE; |
toss Naragon, Lancaster, and Chas. |
yaragon, ROseyille.
Chiid's overcOatS, ages ? to s, at !
5 and $6.-Lovell.
NEra Nancy hrrirk aecnn ua MAD I