Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-09-17

McConnelsyille, Ohio
| Emmett A. Taylor Il
Attorney-at-iaw III
Second floor Jones Bldg.
(Next to DIR. Kings office) Il
McConnelsville. Ohio
See the Malta Hardware Com
,any's display of Favorite ranges
ind parlor furnaces at the Morgan
county fair 10s2
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Brown
elizabeth Wyncoop) of New York
City, who were visiting the latter's
sister Mrs. Ada Lawler here, and
with other relatives, left Friday
Ior their home.
Select your dress and coat today.
We hold them.-Kraps e Betz.
Mr.. Harley Smiley of GAINESVILLE,
Miss Mona Smiley and DR.. and Mrs.
Norris of Columbus, camped along
the Muskingum from Saturday until
night on the houseboat own
ed by Messrs Pomeroy, Cullen and
Smiley Beverly Dispatch, Sept. 10.
See us for shot gun Shells
Standard Supply Co.
The remains of Benton Coulter,
a former resident of the Sharon
whose death occurred
in Illinois, were brought to the
home of his daughter Mrs. Elmer
Wells of Caldwell, and from there
we're taken to Sharon for interment.
New luggage, trunks and bags
Kraps &c Betz.
The Beverly Dispatch of last week
stated that Mrs. Jane Hayward who
has been suffering with typhoid
fever in light form, was getting
along nicely, also that she expects to
leave before long, by way of New
York and Panama Canal for a win
ter's sojourn in California. Mrs.
is sister of Mrs. w. V.
Van Meter of Marietta.
Dress corduroys, just arrived, all
& BetZ.
Mr.. Walter Johnson who is en-
ployed with the Ohio Power plant
at Philo, spent Tuesday here. He
reports that his mother Mrs. G. l..
Johnson is improving in health. 1t
will be recalled that a number of
weeks ago she underwent an opera
tion for gall stones, and for quite
while was in very critical con-
dition.
See our line of double and sim
gle barrel Stevens shot guns
Standard Supply Co.
The second annual Carrel reun-
ion was held Sept. 7 at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Carrel in Jack
son township, Noble county Off
GERS elected for next year were Earl
Brown of Belle Valley, president;
Ernest Carrel of Waterford, vice
president, and j. H. Carrel, secre-
tary Among those present at the
reunion were w. J. and Rosa Carrel
of McConnelsville.
The wedding of Miss Bernice
Murrey and Mr.. Byron Marquis oc-
Cured at the home of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Murrey
in Caldwell, Sept. T. They are MAX
they have been located for some
time, each having been employed
there. Mr.. Marquis is the son of G.
E. Marquis who is in the mercantile
business at Sharon.
The GAINESVILLE Signal of last
Thursday stated that Mrs George
E. Copeland's two Boston terriers,
which are at the head of the Cope
land Fashoda kennels on Riverside
Drive, won IL first prize ribbons,
among which were five special
prizes, at the Ohio state fair
grounds-one show under the aus
pices of the Capital City Kennel
club and the other conducted by
the Columbus Boston Terrier club.
An all day meeting and picnic
was held by the congregation of the
Salt Creek Baptist church in Mus
kingum county, last Sunday, in eel
ebration of the Hath anniversary of
the founding of the church. A his
tory of the church was given by Rev.
o. L. Martin of GAINESVILLE, and
there were addresses and music-in-
cluding among other numbers, Sc
lectens by an orchestra from the
First Baptist church of GAINESVILLE.
E. M, sanailiarly known as Rado,
Johnson, died at his home in South
Olive, Noble county, Sept. 4. Death
was sudden, following a stroke of
apoplexy or paralysis. Mr.. Johnson
was ore of the county commission
ers of Noble at the time of his death.
He had been failing rapidly in health
the last month or so, it is stated. He
was with a party of friends who Wis
tied the wHeck of the Shenandoah