Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-05-21

Rogers paint covers most, looks
best, and wears longest.-The Stan
berry pharmacy.
DR.. J. M. Pedicord of Zanesvill,
left Tuesday for an extended motor
tour of northern Ohio, Michigan anc
Canada. He expects to be gone
three weeks
Stainfioor finish will make your
old furniture look like new.-Ths
Stanbery pharmacy.
The six year old son of Samuel
Scott of the Meigs vicinity, fell
from a horse Tuesday, painfully in.
juring his elbow.
Wall paper-see our line and get
prices before you buy.-The Stan
berry pharmacy
Mrs Ferguson Scott of near
! Cloud, Bristol township, who frac-
! tured her hip in March when thrown
J from a horse, is able to get about
some with the aid of crutches.
Our idea of big shipment of
wire is not one dray load, but car
containing 5000 rods. We have
just unloaded our third car load
this spring Supply Co.
The members of the family of
IT Io five in oil af priC FOL
township, have been i'll with flu,
and Mrs. Harper has had pneu-
monia.
Mr.. Richard Mckinney who teach
es in Marietta, is undergoing an at
tack of mumps. He is at the home
of Mrs. McElhiney's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Dover here
We can supply you with all 9 ~
wire, zinc coated and good wire
as can be made. No use to send to
Jim Brown when we can sell you
better wire at same price.-Standard
Supply Co.
The mails are too slow. Morris
Hardware had to telephone for
more Red Strand copper steel fence,
to supply the big demand. People
always appreciate quality is plainly
seen.
Mrs W. E. Bachelor and grand
daughter Miss Hazel MCGOWAN re-
turned to their home at Dale, Wed
nesday. after a visit here at the
Frank Martin home on Kennebec
hill.
Mr.. Ed Olney and family and
Mr.. Leroy Olney and family of near
Beverly visited Mrs. Olney's sister
Mrs. Viva Hogue of McConnelsville,
Sunday.
Mr.. Geo w. Gheen of Wheeling,
w. Va, arrived Tuesday to spend
several weeks looking after matters
connected with his farm, near
Stockport
1t is stated that Mr.. U. w. Craw-
ford of Cumberland, o., remains
very i'll. Miss Tanner, trained
nurse, of GAINESVILLE, is now caring
I for him.
Mrs. Mary Sims has been quite
! i'll, at her home here with her
daughter Mrs. M. M. Mcdonald, suf-
fering with influenza She is show
! ing some Improvement
Major Kahler, his wife, and the
/ formers sister Mrs. Kate Payne,
who is here at the Kahler home,
have all been suffering with in
| fluenza
Miss Harriet Lackey of this
place, who has been suffering with
heart trouble for several years, and
of late has been very i'll, fell last
week badly injuring her hip joint
! and has since been unable to walk.
Prof. A. r. Keppel, principal of
the Marietta high school accompa-
MED by his wife and little daugh-
ter, visited Mrs. Keppel's uncle Mr..
C. w. Dearth and family, mean
| Neelyville, Sunday.
Dean Dearth of Meigsville mo-
tored to Columbus last Tuesday on
business trip. He was accompa-
MED by his mother Mrs. c. w
Dearth, Mrs. B. f. Wells and Lud
well Spencer who went to the cap
| ital city to visit relatives.
Dance Postponed
The square dance at the armory
announced elsewhere in this issue
for Saturday night, has been post
poned until further notice.
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