Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-02

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Plenty of cement, lime plaster
and wall board, at the Malta Hard
wara comnanv 25s2
After visit with Sherman Nc
Kitrick's of the west side, Miss
Freda Clifton returned to her home
in Roseville, Monday.
Mrs. Kere Brock and her son
Dewitt Brock attended the Logan
fair last week, and visited Carl
Pickerell and other friends.
See the Sunbeam cabinet room
heater, at the Malta Hardware Com
pany. 25s2
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Leggett and
son Dana left Saturday for their
home at Kent, after visit here at
the H. D. Curtis and L. B. PenneH
homes.
ONE CENT SALE on wall paper,
at the Rexall store. slStf
Mrs. Glenn Pennell Of Kennebec
ridge left Saturday for New Wash
ington. to see her mother Mrs.
Louise Fritzinger who is in very
poor health. Mrs. Pennell will like
ly bring her mother home with her.
A Florence heater will heat more
fwn-f hir6S
the coal. Ask Malta Hardware Com
nanv 25s2
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Webster re
turned to Columbus Saturday, af-
ter visit here with Mrs. Webster's S
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Shilling.
Mr.. Webster is instructor at the o..
S. IT,, and will teach railroading
and marketing.
The Ironton Bunsen Burner gas
heater will make more heat with
less gas. Sold by Malta Hardware
Comnanv 25s2
Mrs. Hannah Kent is at her home
here, after an eight weeks visit
with her sister Mrs. Ida Groshong,
of Topeka, Kan, and with other rel
atives in that locality. She also,
while in Kansas. made short visit
at Granville with VIM Massey s.,
old friends
The Cumberland Echo of last
week said: Mrs. Emma Fulton ac-
Il, oh Mfc Il Il
Prouty. to GAINESVILLE, Monday,
where Mrs Prouty was operated
upon in the Bethesda hospital Tues
day morning. She rallied nicely
from the operation and her condl-
ton is reported as very favorable.
The Scott brothers of Malta put
on their minstrel play at Rockville
Saturday night. 1t is stated that it
was one of the most comic and best
plays ever put on there. The crowd
was large and many could not get
into the hall All enjoyed good
laugh, and are wishing the Scott
brothers would return soon.-XX.
Get the verdict of any user of a
Florence heater, then see Malta
Hardware Company. 25s2
Mrs. Kate Orahood of Columbus
has been visiting here with her
brother Mr.. Lee Nell and family.
Mrs Will Kester and son of Crooks
VILE and J. D. LighthiZer's of
GAINESVILLE also visited at the Nell
home last week. Friday evening
Mrs. Curt Mckinney entertained
with family dinner at her home
near Rokeby Lock.
The American Radiator Co. are
back of the Sunbeam cabinet heat
er. Sold by Malta Hardware Com
pany. 25s2
Mr. Harry A. Kahler and son Mr..
Wood Kahler of New York City Wis
tied here over Sunday with the for
mer's parents Major and Mrs. F.
NJ Kahler. Harry Kahler is in the
banking business, and his son is en-
gagged in journalism, and spent last
year in Paris studying French. He
is at present writing a book and al
so makes contributions occasionally
to magazines.
Teachers employed in Brookfield
township, Noble county, for the
present year are as follows: At
Baker school, Clara Reed; Beech
wood Vera Ziler; Center, Clara
Bramley; Hunter, Mary Hickman;
McElroy, Esther Burlingame; Pleas
ant Ridge, Nellie Callian; Renrock,
E. L. Stewart; Wilson, H. r. Black
burn.
George ID. Black, son of Samuel
Black and nephew of the late Schu-
bal Black, was caller at the Dis
patch office last Friday. Mr. Black,
who is deaf and dumb, was resi-
dent here 35 years ago and seems to
be pleased to see familiar faces
Beverly Dispatch. Mr.. Black who is
located in Columbus, was also in
this locality several days and visited
his relatives, the Geo NJ. Black fam
lily OF Malta.
Busy Bee Glass Meeting
The Busy Bee S. S. class of Meigs
held an interesting meeting at the
home of Harold and Omar Ashton,
evening. The time was
spent in discussing the Sunday
school lesson, and with music,
games, etc. Delicious refreshments
were served. Fourteen members and
one visitor were present. The next
meeting will be at the Vine Cordray
home, Oct 25-XX.