Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-01-01

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Main st. McConnelsvfiie, o.
HOME MARKETS
Markets changed Thursday, Jan.
Hay. :. =. $40
/ Wneat.. $3.50. IL
Oats. -. ...... %
Eggs, per dozen. :. :. :. j. g
butter. %
Light Springers. :. :. ). ;. l.
Heavy Springers. ;. =. :. ;. i
! Light Hens. -. :. :. +. 49,. i.
Heavy Hens. :. :. >. ;. -. Il
| Old Roosters. 80. ...... .O'
turkeys. %
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| Mrs. M B. Spencer Of this place
whose illness has been mentioned, i
showing improvement.
| Betty, little daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. r. D. Whitehouse, who ha'
been i'll, is better.
Mrs. Florence Huber of Akron ha!
been visiting her mother Mrs VIM
Ramsey of this place
Miss Esther Spencer of Columbus
has been spending the holidays with
relatives and friends here.
Mr.. G. O. Wood made a brief visit
here recently. He travels, and is
engaged as a safe lock inspector.
VIM. Smith, teacher of Bristol
who teaches in the Cloud vicinity,
has been off duty because of very
heavy cold.
Regular meeting of Valley Chap
ter No. 19 O. E. S., will be held
next Tuesday evening, Jan. 6, at
7:30.
Mrs. Lee Humphrey of Malta, who
was quite i'll and threatened with
pneumonia, is now much better, and
able to be up and about the house.
Mrs. Robert Ralston and little
daughter Barbara Jane of Caldwell
have been visiting here with rela-
tives and friends.
Mr. Earle Hamilton of Sayre was
a business visitor here Wednesday.
He has been suffering considerably
with a boil on his hand.
Mrs. Helen Alderman of Cleye-
land made brief holiday visit here,
with her mother Mrs. Frances
Sprague and aunt Miss Hattie Eber-
lein.
The new yictrola radio combina-.
ton is the last word in the art of
home entertainment Morris Hard
ware can put you on the ground
floor.
H. L.. Warner of Springfield, in
for the Democrat, states
hey have been taking the paper for
20 years, and would certainly feel
lonesome without it in their home
In renewing for his Democrat
Tuesday Atty J. F. Henderson of
Ashland, prosecuting attorney of
Ashland county, writes that he and
lis wife are leaving for Florida,
Ian. 1st, to be gone three months.
Their son is in the o. S. L.
In renewing for the Democrat,
drs. J. NJ Barr of Laporte, Ind,
writes they are having very cold
yeather-24 below, with eight
nches of snoy, and that there is
much sickness-lots of the "old flu"
'he also states that the factories are
'pening up the first of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant Hook and
wo children of Columbus were
mong the holiday visitors in Nor
an county Mr. Hook made a brief
tay, his family remaining for !,
onger visit with Mrs. Hooks sister
frs. Clarence Bishop of Stockport
nd mother Mrs. Kate White of
Dr. and Mrs John Edwin Brown
re going to Cleveland today to re-
main during the convention of Phi
,elta Theta Fraternity, now in ses-
ion there. DR.. Brown is past pres
dent. Their son, Mr.. John Edwin
Brown, jr., who is the official dele
ate from the William College Chap
er, went to Cleveland Sunday.-O.
. journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Drake and lit
lie son Dalton returned to their
ONE in Columbus Wednesday. after
pending their holiday vacation
nth their parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
brake, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
anes of Penn township. They also
isited Mr. and Mrs. Russell McDan-
81 of Malta Mr.. Drake is taking a