Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-19
Emmett A. Taylor
Attorney-at-law
Second floor Jones Bldg.
(Next to DR.. Kings office)
McConnelsville, Ohio


A fine line of ladies' and misses
hats at popular prices, at
1fmIl
Miss. Martha Durbin of Boston,
Mass. is expected here the last OF
he week to spend her vacation with
ler mother Mrs. W. N. Durbin.
Grangers, don't miss the rare
.reat which Morgan grange is offer
ing you. Saturday evening at
D o'clock.
Mrs. D. C. Barrell and daughter
Mrs Birdie Torbert and the latter'S
Catherine went to Newark
Monday, for a visit with Mrs. W. B.
Gunion and family.
If it is an Oliver oil gas burner to
fit any stove you want, call 5l51-F,
NJ. J. Powers.
Mrs. Sarah Hawkins returned to
her home at Coshocton Tuesday, af-
ter visit here with her daughter
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Scott. The latter ac-
companied her home.
Mr.. Forest Henderson of East
Bloom returned to Columbus Mon
day, to resume his studies in the
commerce and journalism depart
ment at the 0. S. Z.
Let me show you our Percherons
are good individuals. Sound, kind
and are known to be
sure and good breeders. Every
week day at my barn. - Mont
gomery.
Mr.. M. M Mcdonald of this place
has purchased the new house which
Mr.. Will Buchanan has just finished,
on his lot across from the McCon-
nelsville garage and next to the M.
p. church parsonage.
Mrs John McKitrick and little
son Rodney of Columbus returned
home Monday, after a visit with
their home people, Frank Van
fossen's and R. H. McKitricks of
Miss Ethel Whitehouse came
from Washington, d. c., last Thurs
day for visit with her sister Mrs.
Mabel Mace and mother Mrs. White
house. After staying here about
two weeks, she will go TO Denver,
Col, for the summer.
Mrs. Dal Newman and son Jerrold
Of Newark came last Friday for a
visit here with Mrs. Newman's
mother Mrs Harriet Stallsmith.
They leave here the latter part Of
the week for Huntington, w Va,
where they join Mn Newman and
where they Will make their home.
Miss Phinis Graham Of East
Windsor left Saturday for Chicago,
where she plans to visit for q month
with her friend Miss MARGARET Nc
Clellan. Miss Graham taught the
Hosom school last winter, and has
been employed to teach the same
school the coming year.
Mr.. Earl Kincaid, son OF Mr.,
Frank kincaid OF Joetown, @radu-
ated Monday from the law depart
ment Of the University OF Michigan.
Before entering this university he
took course at the Ohio Univer-
sity at Athens. He graduated some
years ago from the Malta high
school.
Phil Grey and family move this
week TO Corning where Mr.. Grey is
WORKING in the payroll department
for The sunday c eek Coal Go. Mr.
Grey was stationed in this city fo9
1bmher OF years, but Was trans
ferred to Corning some months ago
He continued making his home in
this city, however, until this week
-Glouster Press.
Prof Geo. +. Carr Of this place
left the first Of the week for Co
lumbus, where he will take summer
work at the 0. S. u. Prof II. d.
Bishop is also taking work at the
same place this summer Both are
working on their Masters degree
and are majoring in school admin
istration.
On June Q Mrs. Emma Mosier Of
Akron. O.. was married there TO Mr..
Gus Smuker. Rev. Dawson Of Akron
performing the ceremony. They are
making their home at 260 w. South
st, Akron. Mrs. Smuker resided in
Morgan county all her life, UP TO
eieht years ago when she WcnI to
Akron to make her home.
The Beverly Dispatch of last
week said: Mrs. f. ]. Taylor, who
recently underwent an operation of
serious nature at the fremont hos
pital, Marietta, was brought home
Wednesday evening from Marietta
in an ambulance. Mrs. Taylor, who
had hnnn rnnnvarinp nicely had