Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-04-16

HOW can you Sell JHeui oO ehcoP,
is the remark we hear when We show
our line of English Broadcloth
Dresses. Whites.
Summer Wash Dress Goods. They
are beautiful this season, and we are
showing classy line at mighty low
prices.-White's.
Miss Grace Gorrell returned to her
studies at the O. u, Athens, Mon
day, after spending her vacation
with her home people, H. p. GorrelPs
of Bristol.
The latest? Yes, and you always
find the new things in Slippers and
Oxfords here Ask to see our $500
line.-White's.
Miss Leora Ludwig of GAINESVILLE
visited over Sunday in Malta with
Mrs. Fred Manly. She is teacher OF
the third room, in the Sheridan
school,
The price of our English Broad
cloth Dresses will be very agreeable
surprise for you. Don't fail to look
them over.-White's.
Mrs. Belle McGonagle who had
been spending about three weeks
here at the home Of her aunt Mrs.
Edith Mills, returned to Columbus
Tuesday.
Men. you save on your footwear
at our bargain basement. See our
s4.0O and $500 Shoes and Oxfords.
Whites.
James. Bernard, Jerome and
Mary, children of Mr.. Rufus kenney
of Columbus, spent from Friday un-
til Monday here with their uncle Mr..
Geo. B. Kenney.
Our S5 ladies' slippers and OK
fords compare with those you usually
pay Sc for. Be thrifty, buy them
for $5.-White's.
The Civic club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock, with
Mrs. Jerrold G. Scott of Kennebec
hill. Mrs. Geo. M. Scott will be as
sistant hostess.
Mr.. C. S. Shuster returned to
his home in Cambridge Tuesday,
after a visit here with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Shuster, and
other relatives.
Nr. and Mrs Deal johnson and
children, Bonnie, Charles, Mildred
and Marjorie, of Philo, visited here
over Sunday with Mrs Johnson's
parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson
Mrs. J. H. Mcdonald and children
Hanson. Jerome and Margaret Jean,
left for their home Tuesday, after
visit here with the formers sister
Mrs. ]. H. Stalker of Kennebec hill.
Mrs. f. A. Dye who spent the win
fer at Hebron. and who returned re-
Gently to her home in Beverly, spent
Monday here at the w. E. Dye home,
and looked after some business mat
ters.
Mrs. Emma McArtor left Tuesday
for her home in Columbus, after
visit here with her sister Mrs. j. l..
Clevenger. The latter accompanied
her to GAINESVILLE, where they visited
with relatives.
Miss Eula Smith left Saturday for
Adrian, Mich, after spending her
vacation with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Smith of Bristol, and
with other relatives. Miss Smith is
a student at Adrian college.
Mrs. M. j. Smith left Monday for
her home at Beloit, Wis, after haN-
ing been with her sister Mrs. E. p.
Younkin, of near Malta, since last
November. Beth MFR. and Mrs. Youn-
kin have been in poor health.
Mr.. Lee Spung whs spent over
year at Detroit where he had a posi-
ton with a coal company, asaved IN
Malta last week for visit with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Spung,
and other relatives.
Miss Jennie Fleming who had
been in ChesterhiH about three
weeks assisting at~the hoRs OF her
niece Mrs Edith Woodward Rring
the illness and death of Mrs Wood
wards little son, returned to hef
home here Monday.
After spending her Easter yaca-
ton with her parents County Re
corder and Mrs. w. N. Blackburn,
Miss Jean Blackburn returned Mon
day to Athens, where she is attend
ing the Ohio University. Mrs.
Blackburn accompanied her az far as
GAINESVILLE.
Tuesday while Mr.. Hobart Smith
was attempting to connect up gas
stove here at his home, the escaping
gas ignited from a burning lamp,
and what for a time looked like
serious blaze, started, and flre
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