Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-05-08

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McConnelsvillc. Ohio
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Residence and Office Phones
Main st. McC0nnelsvilIe, o.
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HOME MARKETS
Markets changed Thursday, May
Whaat ST. 90
Corn 80
oats so
Rutter .35
Egos nor do7an .21
light Snringers is
Heavy Snrineers 20
light Hens is
Heavy Hens .22
Old BOOSTERS. =. 40
Fish moss at The Stanbery Phar-
macy.
Mrs. A. S. Herzer of GAINESVILLE
spent the week end at the home or
her sister Mrs f. w. Cochran here
Graduation gifts-Conklin's utili-
ty sets.-The Stanbery Pharmacy.
a daughter was born May 2 to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Haines near
Reinersville.
Born Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Miller of Lancaster, daughter.
Mrs. Miller is the sister Of Mrs. e.
E. Fisher of this place.
Commencement White "
ory goods, manicure sets and vanity
cases.-The StanDery Pharmacy.
Miss Gertrude Galfgher returned
to her home in Cambridge Friday
after few days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Head.
commencement gifts - Conklin
fountain pens and automatic pen
cils.-The Stanbery Pharmacy.
MIR. John Sherman returned Tues
day from Columbus where he had
/ been for about q week as I. ).
grand juror.
Graduation gifts. Eaton Crane
and Pike stationery, Lowney's choc-
olates and perfume sets.-The Stan
berry Pharmacy
Miss Helen Ridgley visited from
Friday until Monday, with her sis
ter Mrs. Leonard Taylor and her
Grandmother Mrs Frank Moore in
GAINESVILLE.
NJ. C. Johns, former auditor OF No
BILE county and at present teacher
in the Caldwell schools has been
nominated by President Coolidge for
postmaster at Caldwell.
c. c. Crawford house caught fire
Tuesday morning from a defective
kitchen fue. II did quite little
damage before being put out. The
family lives about a mile beyond
Morganyille
Mr.. Chas. Plum!ey and sister Miss
Georgia Plumley, went to Columbus
last Saturday to consult a specialist
regarding their eyes. They returned
TO their home here Saturday.
Mr. James Allen of Reinersville,
who has been suffering with com
pication Of troubles, is reported
very low this morning. He is at the
home OF his son Harley Allen.
Mrs. Jennie Johnson who spent
the winter at Bradford, Pa, and
with her sister in jamestown,
New York, arrived here Monday for
q visit with her daughter Mrs. Chas
NJ. Whitaker.
At a recent meeting of the Zanes-
Vile chamber of commerce j. r.
Alexander of that city, was made
manager OF a campaign to conduct
good roads drive in Muskingum
county.
The Columbus Dispatch states
that George Strong has been APP
pointed as general supervisor of
school garden work of Columbus
for the coming summer, at salary
of $400
Mr.. John Whitney of the state ac-
counting bureau, Columbus, who is
located al Cleveland spent from
last Saturday until today here with
his mother Mrs. Lenora Whitney,
and other relatives, and also looked
after matters of business.
Mrs. Robert Ralston and Misses
Lena Alter and Beatrice Smith We're
hostesses at Pine Lake Inn last
Tuesday evening to the members Of
the Inter Sc club, and a delightful
evening was spent by the young
ladies.-Caldwel Leader.
Auditor c. E. Harper and wife
entertained with family dinner
party Friday evening honoring the
birthday Of the formers twin sisters
Mrs Bessie sheridan and Mrs. Jas
per Barrell the others present being
Mr.. Barrel, and Mrs, Julia Harper.
Mr.. Clark McPeak and his sister
Miss Laura McPeak have moved
from here to GAINESVILLE. Mr.. Nc
Peak viii be engaged in the sale Of
groceries for the Ohio Supply COM