Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-16

CCnlly III iAdIiCLId w 1fSl AA "a PhJ
of Reinersville, and Esta Wagner of
Watertown.
The Florence heater consumes the
smoke and gases wasted in other
stoves. Sold by Malta Hardware
Company. 9o2
Miss Marguerite Sheridan of
Meigs, went Monday to GAINESVILLE,
where she will take course of
study at the Meredith Business col
lege.
Coulson's are showing boys shoes
for school, with noiseless soles that
wear like iron.
Mrs. Ida Wallace who was called
here because of the illness of he-
sister Mrs. w. e. Wilson, returned
to her home in Columbus Tuesday.
Mrs. Wilson is much improved.
Boys shoes with wear forever
soles, at Coulson's.
The ladies of Deerfeld church
will give a chicken supper next
uu1 Ouoy, wv. dt thG huASis
Will begin serving at $3.50 Price
per plate soc. Will also have on
sale home made candy.
When thinking of children's
shoes, say Coulson's.
A marriage license was issued in
Marietta last week to James L. Lam
bert of Oak Hill and Vesta HI. ALL
berry of Beverly. Rev. Ivan r. ALL
berry is named as the officiating min
lister.
Major R. R. Johnson of Athens
is the candidate on the Republican
ticket for treasurer of Athens coun-
ty, and has no opposition. He has
been deputy under the present treas
urer r. p. lines.
Mrs. Sophie Brooks left Monday
for Columbus where she attended
the annual session of the Ohio Wei
fare conference. Mrs. Brooks is our
county supervisor of the welfare as
sociation, and probation officer.
Mrs. Bertha Savage and son Mr..
Homer Savage of GAINESVILLE were
down the first of the week, packing
up the household goods of Mrs Saw
ages mother Mrs. c s Jackson,
who from now on W.. make her
home in GAINESVILLE.
football game at New Straits
vile between Glouster Hi and New
Straitsville, Oct. 3, broke up in
free for all fight. The trouble is
said to have been due to decision
of the referee. In the melee a num-
ber were quite badly hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Barrell who
have been living in the Dr. Northrup
fiat, moved to the home of Mrs. Bar
rell's mother Mrs. Herbert Palmer
of Poplar ridge, to assist in caring
for Mrs. Palmer who has not been
in good health.
Mrs. George Ralston and mother
Mrs. r. j. Bebee of Kennebec hill,
went to Columbus Tuesday, for a
visit with the latter's daughter Mrs
Frank Lannes. Mr.. and Mrs. Ian
nes spent over Sunday here at the
Ralston and Bebee homes
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bonifant of
GAINESVILLE visited Saturday at the
home of Mr. A. G. Scott of Kennebec
hill. On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Bon
ifant with Mr.. Paul Wilson of
GAINESVILLE took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wilson of Meigsvidde
township.
Mrs. Della Smallwood and her
daughter Mrs. Frances Welch and
husband and two children, and Miss
Itol Bailey, left Tuesday for their
home at Salem, Ore, after a visit
with the formers sisters-in-law Mrs.
VIM. Miller of Malta, and other rel
atives on Bailey ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Partesius who
had been visiting here with the for
mer's parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Partesius, left Monday for Salt
Lake City, Utah, where Mr.. Parties
ius will take course in architec-
tural engineering at the University
of Utah.
Rev. Frank Gillian and daughter
Miss Ethel Gillian of Malta, left the
first of the week on a visit with the
formers brother-in-Iaw DR. c. q