Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-05-14

popular priced hats.
Mr.. Kenneth Love of Malta is en-
Iployed at Frank Finley's before and
after school hours. After school is
out, he will be employed regularly.
| NJ. & M. senior class play will be
given in the ons6 house, May 20,
at Sis. Admission 25 and soc.
Mrs. Mary M. Chidester of this
place went Wednesday to Newark
where she expects to spend several
weeks with her daughter Mrs. j. G..
Sells.
See the Henderson millinery for
popular priced hats.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Patterson of
this place, accompanied by Mrs. Jen-
ME Patterson of Stockport, were bus
mess visitors at Columbus, Granville
and Newark, the latter part of the
week
All sizes, styles and widths in
our mems 81 and SIS oxfords. You
save 81 IN our bargain basement
Whites.
The county Sunday school conven-
ton will be held at the Main Street
Church of Christ, Wednesday and
Thursday, June 10-11. Prepare for
the convention and be sure to be
present
The Malta normal students invite
you to see their operetta on Friday
night, May Is, at opera house. Ad
mission 25 and 35c.
Mrs. Clara Ruyle who for the
past four months has been employed
IN the domestic department of the
Rocky Glen sanatorium, left Wednes-
day for her home near Cripple Creek,
! Col.
Electric, engine power and hand
washing machines at the Malta
hardware Co.. 14m2
Rev. Frank Gillian and daughter
Miss Ethel Gillian and Mrs. J. N.
Barlow Went TO Granville Wednes-
day, to attend the w H. M. s. dis
trict convention of the Methodist
Episcopal church.
They are sure nifty. our $4 and
S5 mems oxfords, and you save a 81
in our bargain Whites. |
Mrs. George Mckinney of this |
place has been visiting her son Atty |
T. E. McElhiney of GAINESVILLE this
week. Mrs. Earle Eveland spent
Wednesday at GAINESVILLE with her
brother and mother.
Men, come to our bargain base i
ment and save 81 on a pair of 81 |
or SIS oXfords. AVhite's.
Mrs. Ada Tanner of Roseville and |
Miss Agnes Davis of GAINESVILLE, re-
turned home Wednesday, after hav-
ing been here to see their brother
Mr. Perry Davis who has been i'll !
with influenza, but is now better.
"The Pirates Daughter" at the |
opera house, Friday night. Admis- |
sion 25 and 35c.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Cohagen and |
daughter Beatrice and son Gerald of /
Columbus and Mrs. John A. Deedrick /
of Cleveland motored here and spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. !
Pennell of the west side Mrs. Deed |
rick remained for a more extended |
visit.
Mr.. w. P. Ashton and family who /
have been living in the William
Armstrong property here. on Fifth |
street, moved this week to Zanes- !
vile. Mr.. Armstrong and family !
who have been living for some time
at the James Boxell residence, will
move back into their own home.
Mrs. Jemima Shoemaker of Co
lumbus who was at Stockport We'd
nesday Of last week to attend the
funeral OF her brother-in-law Mr..
Eli McInturf, remained until Tues
day Of this week, visiting relatives
and friends at Stockport, and here.
and in Malta with Mr.. and Mrs.
John 0. Day.
| Rev. d. r. Warne of Macarthur.
who has been visiting his daughters
Mrs. Chas. Kirsch and Mrs NJ w.
King in GAINESVILLE, accompanied his
son-in-law Mr., Kirsch here Tuesday
on business trip Miss Margaret
! Warne who is teaching at Rittman
o., will finish her school in two
weeks, and will spend the summer
with her father at Macarthur.
The Union township Board of Edu-
cation will receive bids up to / D. M,
May 27, for the painting and haul
ing material for painting, from our
local dealers, the following school
| houses-Buck Run, Morganville.
Little Belmont. Board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
by order of Board, T. II. Ray,
clerk 14m2
Last Friday as Mr.. and Mrs. d.
IC. France were returning from
Pittsburgh, they had narrow es-
cape. from injury, when the spindle
of one of the front wheels of their
auto broke. 1t occurred not far
from Wheeling, and had it not been
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