Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-05-28

Creamery of this place.
The Harvard is a light and easy
unning mower sold and recon-
nended by Malta Hardware Com
,any. 2om2
Mr.. Myron Tolbert, student of the
}. s. u, and Max Ross were among
he many out of town guests present
1t the alumni last Friday night.
The Eclipse is a very high grade
avn mower sold by Malta Hard
ware Company. 2om2
Rev. A. N. Grove of the local
church has been in Co
lumbus this week, attending the
sessions of the General Assembly of
the Presbyterian church, which is
meeting there.
Harvard and New Lightning lawn
mowers have been popular with
Malta Hardware Company for twen-
ty wears. 2Sm2
Mrs. Wava White who makes her
home with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. Lawrence, left Tuesday on a
business trip to Newark and Co
lumbus
Alpha Portland cement has been
sold and recommended by Malta
Hardware for % wears. 2Sm2
Messrs. Robert King and Wayne
Jackson and the Misses Lawhead
and Gross motored over and spent
the week end at the DR.. j. A. King
home.
Miss Mildred Vickroy, a graduate
of the NJ. & NJ. high school, came
to attend the alumni banquet, and
visited over Sunday at the home of
Misses Neva and Nettie Henderson.
Miss Gwendolyn Hambleton, one
of the normal school graduates this
spring. will be employed with the
Chas. T. White establishment here
lOI tic
Mr.. ]. B. Shell, teacher guard at
the Mansfield Reformatory this sum-
mer, spent the week end at his
home at Tunnell Hill, Bloom town
ship.
There will be a short program
and cake walk given by Beech
Grove grange at Reeds school
house Saturday, June 6. Everyone
welcome.
Mrs. Oscar Hammond of Mans
field is spending several weeks with
her son Mr.. Fred Hammond and
family of Meigsville. Mr.. Ham
mond will join his wife here for a
visit, before she returns.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Ray Chandler and
son Robert of near West Lebanon
Ind, have been spending the week
with Mrs Chambers parents Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Taylor here, making the
trip by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Coffman left
Monday to spend few days at Hun
tington, W. Va. From there they go
to Cincinnati to visit over Decora-
ton day and Sunday with Mr.. Coff-
mans relatives.
Miss Margaret Brooks, stsdeat at
n TO CnI !
Monday, after having been down for
activities. and to Wis
it her parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. G..
Brooks
Mr.. Howard Fouts returned to
his home at Toledo Monday, after a
visit with his brother Mr.. Herbert
Fouts and family OF Malta. HIS sis
ter Miss Cora Fouts of Harrisburg,
Pa, who also came last week to Wis
it her brother, remained for the bal
ance of this week.
Mr.. Theodore Bauer of Columbu
visited over Sunday here with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. C. F.. Bauer
He is being treated under the u. S.
Government Veterans Bureau, and
his health is somewhat improved. He
has undergone four operations.
Miss Mary Travis of Xenia and
Mrs. H. S Walker and daughter Miss
Christine Walker of Mansfield were
doWH last week to attend commence
ment and to visit Mrs Walkers and
Miss Travis sister Mrs. c. G. Brooks
and brothers Messrs. Irven and Ed
Tfavis.
Masonic Notice
Regular meeting of Valley lodGe
No. 145, Wednesday, June 3.-W
B. Miller, w. M; A. G. Taylor
Sec'y.
Civic Club Notice
The Community. Civic club viii
meet Tuesday afternoon, June 2, a
3 o'clock with Mrs. Howard Price
with Mrs. John Partesius assistant
hostess.
WOOL GROWERS NOTICE
A meeting will be held in court
room on Saturday at i p. m, tC
consider the question of forming Z
Morgan county wool pool. If inter
ested, cone
THE VIOLIN HOSPITAL
The violin hospital is receivins
patients nearly every day. The