Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18

Mf. JerrOId u. Scout VINO iS SCI
ing on the U. S. petit jury, at Co
lumbus, spent over Sunday at his
home here
Buy your paint where you have a
chance to get your money back
The Rexall Store, McConnelsville, O.
Mr. James Humphrey of this
place went to GAINESVILLE Tuesday,
to see his sister Mrs. Tyson who is
i'll. He will also visit his daughter
Mrs. A. Dillon.
Low overhead expense, that's
why you can save money by coming
to our bargain basement for mems,
boys and chldrens shoes
Whites.
Mrs. Franklin Taylor returned to
her home at Wooster Saturday, af-
ter visit of two weeks with her
husbands people, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
F. Taylor of Kennebec ridge.
You can save enough on sum-
mer coat to buy you a fine summer
dress, at Whites.
Mrs Annie Rusk of this place
went to Cambridge Wednesday, to
attend the district convention OF
the w. F. M. s. of the Methodist
Episcopal church.
We have the latest designs and
finishes in electric fixtures. See
them at Electric Service Co.
Mrs Forrest White and brother
Mr.. Bernard Patterson of Marietta
visited here the latter part of last
week with their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Patterson. Bernard
Patterson is agent for the Pruden-
tial Life Insurance Co.
If you intend to wire your home,
we can take care of your job at
our slogan.-Electric Service Co.
Mr.. S. w Scott. aced "a, fathe~
of John NJ. Scott returned from
Columbus Tuesday, md will make
his home in Malta with his son and
family. An interesting fact in con-
nection with this, is that there are
now four generations of the Scott
family living under one roof.
Just right for the hot = weather,
our line of summer silks and wash
materials, and SO cheap.-White's.
Miss Lois Hill. Miss Rita Smith
and Dwight Stephenson of Rein
ersville, left Monday morning for
Bowling Green, O.. to attend sum
mer normal. The latter has been
hired to teach the Newell Junior
high school on the Ohio river, at a
salary of 1850 for nine months.
Allen A Black Cat hosiery, all
the new shades in ladies', "a length
for misses, sox for the kiddies.-
Whites.
Among the changes announced in
the Ohio National Guard, we note
the following. of local interest:
Private Bernard o. Spung, Wagon
Co., 1924. of the 37th division train
appointed second lieutenant to sue
ceed Lieut.. Geo. E. Carr, resigned.
Sergt. Herbert C. Lewis is COM
missioned first lieutenant.
Thirty-five cherries don't always
make pint measure full, but they
do if they grow on a tree that Mr..
Noel Shuster of Reinersville has on
his place. He left 35 at our of
fee last Saturday. Large, dark red
and handsome-quite attractive
looking and tasting to cherry lovers.
Mr.. Shuster was not sure as to the
name of the variety.
We have some very interesting
prices on 80 volt household appli-
ances for our farmers who have
their own plants.-Electric Service
Co.
Miss Bessie Barnes of MillgrOye,
who is president of the 43d district
is made up of five counties, went to
GAINESVILLE Wednesday to make ar
rangements for the coming district
convention which is to be held at
Charlottesville. Mrs. III. j. Leggett
of this place accompanied her to
GAINESVILLE
Mrs. A. B. Stephenson and fam
lily of Bristol returned Saturday
from Wellsville, where they visited
with Rev. HI. w. Stewart and wife.
The latter is a sister of Mrs
Stephenson. They also attended
the commencement at Baldwin-Wal-
lace college, Rev Stewards daugh-
ter Blanche being one of the grad
yates from the music department.
Their son Harry Stewart graduated
this year in the electrical course at
Case School of Applied Science,
Cleveland.
COAL BIDS WANTED
On or before s p. M, July 3,
1925, the board of education of
Meigsville township will receive bids
for furnishing and delivering four
teen hundred 1400) bushels of
coal, distributed in two hundred
(200) bushel lots, to the various
schools of the township.
Bids may be made for any, or all
schools separately. The board re-
serves the right to reject any or
all bids.-Forest Parmiter, clerk,