Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-12
HOME MARKETS

HOME MARKETS
Markets changed Thursday, Mar. IL
Hay. :. ;. ...... Sl2.0O
Wheat. -. 200
Corn. 1.40
Oats. .,.. 80. 80. so
Eggs, per dozen .......... %
Butter. .0U
Light Springers. Is
Heavy Springers.. .25
Light Hens. IS
Heavy Hens .25
Old RoOsters. :. ..s. ...... ,US
Round dance at armory Friday
night music by Lion Tanners.
Mrs. Eugene Martin of Triadel-
phia suffered a severe attack of kid
ney stones, recently.
The famous Lion Tanners orches-
ira will give round dance Friday
night at the armory.
Silver Steel plows with steel point
and mold board, $19.30, at the Malta
Hardware Co. 5m2
Mr.. VIM Clements of near Malta
is i'll with a heavy cold and sore
throat.
Spring coats. Quality and style
at fair prices.-White's.
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Mrs. Ambrose Middleton returned
to her home in Mansfield Tuesday,
after a visit here with her father Mr..
F. M Beckett and wife.
Picked by Barrie, himself, out of
thousands of aspirants, Betty Bron-
son is the perfect Peter Pan"
The little child of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Griffin of this place has
been very i'll, but is now some bet
ter. Following an attack of mumps
the membrane of the brain became
involved and for several days the
child was in an unconscious condi-
ton.
The w F. NJ. S. of the Methodist
Protestant church will hold their
annual thank offering service Sun
day evening, March %. A mission
ary drama Will be presented entitled
Two Masters The program with
characters will be printed in full
next week.
The beautiful Materials the
graceful draperies, the smart styles
and reasonable prices, combine to
make our Spring Dresses very desira-
ble.-White'S.
Mr.. J. W. Dingey of this place
pent Tuesday with his daughter
Mrs. Jessie Duyall of GAINESVILLE, who
is at the Good Samaritan hospital,
weeks, suffering from the effects of
burns received. Her condition re-
mains much the same. Mrs. Dingey
went TO GAINESVILLE Wednesday to
see her daughter.
It's easy to smile when all is well
with us. but the man or woman who
can smile when things are going the
other way, is worth while. So get
one of our $3.50 all wool suits and
you will smile and look well.-The |
Elite Pressing Shop.
Mr.. Lennard Sears who under |
vent an operation a few weeks ago, !
At the Bethesda hospital, GAINESVILLE, /
or appendicitis, was able to be
brought here Monday, and is at the |
lome of his brother-in-law, Mr.. }. |
R. Alderman. He left the hospital |
Saturday going to the home Of Atty |
Harry Pugh in GAINESVILLE. Auditor
md Mrs. C. i. Harper went up Sat |
lrday. remaining over Sunday, and |
accompanied him home. He is do
ng fine.
It's easy to smile when all is well /
With us. but the man or woman who !
an smile when things are going the |
,ther way, is worth while. SO get
me of our $2350 all wool suits and |
rou will smile and look well.-The /
elite Pressing Shop.
Following is the program Of West !
and grange for March 21: Roll call,
quotations; What gives man de-
irable standing in the community
n which he lives, f. A. Mendenhall;
lame five books you have read that
-ou like. and tell why, Olive Abel
md Dortha Mendenhall; Which IS
most expensive, ignorance or educa-
ion, Paul Wells and Raymond
lanes; declamations, Beatrice Fitch
md Maggie Reed; reading, Carrie
lanes; song, grange,-XX.
We all have our "off" days. Some
lines you'll feel blue. When you
10, think of some funny story, do
,indly act to someone. Get the old
mile back again. Drop in, see us,
nd look at one of those Virgin wool
uits for $3.50, then you will smile
he smile that never comes off.-The
elite Pressing Shop.
This office is in receipt of copy
# special edition of The Dayton
ournal, which is the initial publica-
ion of that paper since moving into
heir fine new home, and which oc-
aston was made memorable one
President Coolidge at his office in
Washington touched the button
which started the press. Saturday
vas open day at the newspaper
liant, and thousands took the oppor-
unity of visiting it. 1t is one OF