Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-05-21

), McConnelsvilIe. Ohio
| Emmett A. Taylor 81
Attorney-at-law III
isecond floor Jones Bldg.
] (Next to DR.. Kings officeJ ~
McConnelsville. Ohio III
Read the Perfection oil stove ad-
vertisement on the last page.
Mr.. J. e. Patterson of this place, !
state examiner of county offices, is
spending this week in Cambridge |!
and Woodsfield on business.
American and Anthony guaran-
teed fencing, at the Malta Hardware
Co. limp |
Rev. Walter M. Wilson of the
Methodist Protestant church here
attended the meeting of the Zanes-
vile district of the Ohio conference, !
held Tuesday at Coshocton.
They're free, chinaware. silver
ware and aluminumware. Always
get and save your cash register
tickets Whites.
Floyd Yeager was married April
IL to Miss Ethel Roger of Bucyrus,
| O. He is teaching in the Latimer
Junior high school in Pittsburgh.
Mr. Yeager is the son of Rev. A. E.
| Yeager, a former pastor of the
Rural Dale circuit
Paul Henderson of Neelyville,
who graduates here tonight from
M. & NJ, plans to leave the first Of
the week for East Fultonham,
where he will be employed with
Aaron Groves for the summer. Mr..
Groves is completing a new store
building at that place.
Galvanized and painted screen
wire in all sizes, at the Malta
Hardware Co. 14m2
Mrs. Belle Brown who spent the
winter with her son-inlaw and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pen
nebaker of Memphis, Tenn, re-
turned to her home here last week.
Her daughter will join her here
later for a visit.
Always get and save your cash
register tickets, and furnish your
china closet and kitchen free
Whites.
Mrs Clara Ellis, who has been
chief cook at the Rocky Glen sana-
torium, has resigned her position,
and Mrs. Celia G. Youngs who has
been assistant cook for the past
year, assumes the position of chief
cook.
See me before you buy new car.
We also do auto repairing of all
kinds. Authorized service on Star
and Durant machines.-E. E.
HUTCHINS, McConnelsville Oppo-
site Creamery. 21m2
Mr. and Mrs Ernest McMurray
and their two children Donald and
Mildred of Columbus motored down
Saturday and visited until Sunday
afternoon here with Mrs. McMur-
rays parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Cunningham. Mr.. McMurray is ac
countant in the state auditors Of
fee.
! Curtain materials and draperies,
the new weaves patterns and colors,
All ready. Let's go.-White's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clancy McVeigh and
children Donald and Agnes of
Wheeling, w. Va, came Saturday to
Malta to the home of Mrs. McVeigh's
mother Mrs. Serepta Rslsk Mr.. Nc
Weigh left Monday, his wife and
children remaining for a several
weeks visit Mrs. Agnes McVeigh
who has been with her son, is now,
with her daughter Miss Georgia
French of GAINESVILLE.
Men, you set more for your mon
ey in work shoes, in coming to our
bargain basement. There's a rea-
son.-White's.
Following is the program of
Eagleport grange for May %: Song,
grange; Different dishes made from
milk, Mrs. S. f.. McElhiney, Mrs.
Will Greer; Why will "big eats"
bring cut bigger crowd tnhn big
speech, Ed Robb; What effect re-
apsraisement will have on taxation,
Clarence Lindimore; discussion by
grange; music, Mrs. Howard Huff
man, Mrs. Elisha James
The play, Forest Acres" which
is making the Rural Dale folks ia
nous, will be presented at Union
hall, Chesterhill, Wednesday, May
27, at p. m. Admission Is and
25c. Preachers free. Come early.
Atty Earle Kincaid and brother
Mr.. Otis Kincaid, both of Fort
Wayne, Ind, motored through last
Friday, and visited until Monday
evening with their parents Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Kincaid of Joetown.
The former is a practicing attorney,
and the latter is employed with the
Standard Oil Co. On their way
home, they visited with relatives