Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-07-16

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r, Residence and oOice Phones
in THE Main ST. McConnetsviIle. o.
clamor- =
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+ rich. HOME MsRxETs
odrama. Markets changed Thursday, July
,ked. A Hay.. ....'. 9I%.o
rye Ade Wheat. -. . :. !. :. 20
of titles Corn 49,. 1.5
umorist. Oats Z!
le show. Foes nor do,on .,
bulteT. %
Jol+ apd Light Springers. -
Hands > Heavy Springers.. ~
,anadian LlSht Hens.. i
every HeaVy Hens. g.. *
line of Olo nooste1s. :. -
popular Fresh car Alpha cement, at the
Nortb- Malta Hardware Co. 9jl
4 Edn- Mrs. Charles Brannon and sor
starts at James of Aliquippa, Pa, are visitne
with the formers sister Mrs. ]. X
Bingham here and mother Mrs. u
Charles Fischer of Malta
Jacque ----------------
nd Bes- Mckay & Whitaker are repairing
t story their property on Main street, better
makes known as the Porter nome. IL Is
drama their purpose to divide it for the use
ack the of two families or businesses.
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IN char The Malconta band has some OF
world. the best musicians in the country
comedy you will enjoy, their program at the
get this twin city opera house, Monday, July
Special 20.
80. Ad- --
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Roberts and
son Billie have returned to Mans
it band field, after visit with Mr.. Roberts
Racing grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Reason
wv, and Roberts.
ed, and ---- -------
unity to Chautauqua season tickets go on
Ire is sale Saturday at ali the drug stores
picture. in McConnelsviile and Malta and
comedy also at j. F. Dougan's, Pennsviile,
Ou ever and Mrs. T. j. NeeIys, Neelyville.
ork the ----
eep the Mr. and Mrs George Ross, their
rse you son Charles and daughter Mary, and
work to Miss Janette McKisson, all of Cam
Wonder bridge were guests Sunday after
inment. noon OF Mrs. Stella Durbin and John
g show. William Durbin.
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Admis- We are proud of our band-no
town of similar size can boast of a
band of this size-hear them at the
Martha twin city opera house, Monday, July
mand' 20.
elodra -
nderful There are 10 items we sell with
licences more confidence than Atlas Portland
tried cement. Morris Hardware is a con-
omedy. venient place to load and price is
S at s. right.
After few days visit here with
july their brother Major F. M. Kahler,
ana II d DR.. Charles Kahler Of Columbus and
55 51onne Mr.. VIM Kahler of indianapolis
Y Here enectiI,a bomes
ctures |
re been One of the John Kachovec chill
his for dran ,car Irnion1,ifIa hae boon cutie
Bigger in With +rgroo+ tro,IbIa The family
;- q
i'll sing to tho wi,IrTns Fam, r will he re-
~ called that the mother died July 5.
' en6ns' adas There are eight children most of
oVo' them small
on ~ Id ID Miss Mary Day of Marietta is at
'@ warm the home of her grandparents Mr..
ps that ana WI 'ohH ~. Day " -noI.a ~
,an ro7 Monday. making the trip hT auto,
'omedy WIN nel @ Dou91n D"It2H' Do'i9 VI
Z and ~" ~ - a. = l9y Ltaue t4 - ti ~ aarl
morning, getting ahead of the usual
traffic.
house, COPEEcT7ON.- Margaret
II. Tysinger WHO has written s'Snle
e~a will Deavert0wu history which hiss b3en
i+orary p.inteG in the Democrat calls our at
~ a., teutior to the fact that where in tier
t1tc article Of July 2, it said 'to Malta,
he Stanberys, Grays Kennedgs,
ookers, smiths, Rrsks and others" it should
dip h~~o instead read go McConnels-
''- Vile"
r ard ~ ;-Fon.--a r. ,ruc c,hos-
o,,1+4 Vs. T1 Ross that capture was effected OF
'A'+' the man who held up Harold Davis
fn 4 filing station in Columbus, ana
r7rr.4 took $13f mention OF which was
ITO or made IN this paper Lass week. He
EcCon- 80 . e, - non a ,Ty1,it r. Sroa1
j2tf hoeoitar whore woman nre-
t.,-o sLunlabiy his wife, had been taken
-, - - after being badly slasffed with a
E-l<T raz3r. Ct is said that hs had been a
N convict ia Indiana prison. Young
Davis Identified him as the hold up
CEau- man, by peculiar scar on his left
90 to hand
me Mrs. Mary Patterson Andrews,
~ daughter of the late Les5Tder Patter-
son of Wayne Neb., is visiting Mrs.
Rloorr Sar1h Patterson and Miss Besse
1u1ay Patterson. Mrs. Andrews and son
yer no Walter left Wayne Saturday noon
and arrived here Tuesday at
o'cl0ck-a distance of 1856 miles,
pure in a Chevrolet coupe, and only had
ite or. one punctGFe. Mrs Andrews' first
[cCon husband was Mr.. Sam Van Wey of
io+f this place. They were married at
beginning of the war IN 1861, and
ed in. Mr.. Van Wey was injured and died
az re- in battle. Mrs. Andrews stood the
mx. ry trip here fine, considering her age.
10 ra She will celebrate her S2nd birthday
next Sunday.
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