Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-19

McCOnnelsville, Ohio
| Emmett A. Taylor |
Attorney-at-law I
sSecond floor Jones Bldg. ]
] (Next to DR.. Kings office) /
McConnelsville. Ohio
See the new gas ranges, at the
Malta Hardware Company. 19m2
Mr. H. A. Wooley, of Malta left
Monday on business trip to New
Lexington.
Myers spray pumps, at the Malta
Hardware Companv. 19m2
Capt. Russell Bethel of GAINESVILLE,
visited here the latter part OF last
week with his home people.
Ask Malta Hardware Company for
demonstration of the Eureka
Vacuum cleaner. 19m2
Mr.. Dwight Torbert of Marietta
came up Monday night to visit his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Torbert
of Morganville. He is salesman for
the Chevrolet automobile.
Our children's new spring slippers
are sure beauties. Made on foot
fitting lasts.-White's.
County Farm Agent j. L. Shriver
attended the quarterly conference
of farm bureau agents of this dis
trict, held Tuesday at Cambridge.
There are II counties in this dis
trict
Read Coulson's ads this week on
snappy styles.
Mr.. Bert Fox returned to his home
in Columbus Tuesday. after a short
visit with his mother Mrs. Ruth Fox.
His mother who has been critically
i'll for a number Of weeks. remains
much the same.
Dresses. fashions choice, in
frocks for spring, youthful and
fresh. Our low prices PREVAILS 5
to Whites.
Mr. Clifford Osborne of Malta,
who underwent an operation last
week, at the Bethesda hospital,
GAINESVILLE, for appendicitis, is re-
covering very nicely, and will likely
be able to return to his home the
forepart of next week.
Spring coats, a generous assembly
Of authoritative styles. Priced at
$9.95 to S35. New coats, modes
abloom with the beauty of spring.
The low prices will surprise YOU
1896 to Whites.
Mr. C. S. Gillian of Newark, n.
j., who attended a statesmen confer
ence of the Goodyear Rubber Co., at
Cincinnati last week, spent over
Sunday in Malta with his father Rev.
Frank Gillian The Goodyear Com
pany did business last year of over
$12S,000, 900.
Smartest frocks in a variety OF
styles. Our low prices will be dis
tinct surprise to you-$5 to $25.-
Whites.
/ Mr.. Vernon Durbin of Boston
Mass. visited here over Sunday with
! his mother Mrs VIM. n. Durbin, ano
other relatives. He is employed
with the Holtzer-Cabot Electric Co.
and had been on business trip tt
New York and Pittsburgh. From
1 here he went to Cleveland.
Mr.. Abe Valdez has been spending
about a weeF here with friends. III
! has been employed with a play az
clog dancer, but has resigned hi'
position. and reports that he ha!
hired with Coburn's minstrels, aE
( dancer. He states that Coburn is tt
] continue his minstrel during thf
summer months.
Royal Neighbors of America, No
1912, will meet in regular session
Wednesday evening, March 25, a.
7:3O. This will be a meeting of un'
usual interest. The delegate tc
state camp will make report, and
no less interesting will be the en-
tertainment in hands of a good com
mittee. All are urged to be present
Margaret Leggett, Recorder.
Harry Quigley was fined $50 and
costs and sentenced to serve 80 days
in county jail before Isaac Hum
phrey in municipal court Monday
morning on a charge of driving his
automobile while intoxicated. Al
additional fine of $25 was assessed
on charge of drunkenness. The
affidavits were filed by his wife, Mrs
Bertha Quigley. Quigley was takeI
the county Jail Monday afternoon
/ GAINESVILLE T. r.
E. Francis Buckmeyer, of thu
/ GAINESVILLE School of Music, has OBJ
tanned a copyright on his compost
/ ton called Overland Song and Fol
trot' which is making a sensation
hit not only with the Overland
automobile dealers, but with The +
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