Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-07-23

an County Democrat
Miss Helen Bethel of GAINESVILLE
listed here over the week end with
Ler grandmother Mrs. Nancy Bethel.
Attention is called to the pubnc
ale at the A. B Cowan homestead
vest of Malta, July 80. See the ad
elsewhere in this paper.
Elder j. HI. Steed left Monday for
lis home at Ashland, after holding
over Sunday at the Churcn
If Christ, Pennsville.
The Live Stock company will
make shipment of cattle from Malta
IN Saturday, Aug. /, if enough is
listed for load.-C. S. Strong, Mgr.
Mrs. E. e. McSwords of Newark,
who had been visiting here with Mrs.
Lucy Buck, left Monday for her
home.
Buy your paint where you have a
chance to get your money back
The Rexall Store, McConnelsville, O.
j2tf
Mr.. j. B. Shell, teacher guard at
the Mansfield Reformatory, spent
the week end at his home at Tunnel
Hill, Bloom township.
Mrs. Mary Martin of Malta went
to Newark Monday to spend a week
with her daughter Mrs. Emerson
Greer and family.
Miss Margaret Hinkle recently re-
turned to her home at Sayre, after
having been some weeks in the Be
thesda hospital at GAINESVILLE where
she underwent an operation.
While at his work at the A. E. tile
plant in GAINESVILLE last week, Pearl
L Mitchell of Sayre sustained an IN
Jury to his right hand, as the result
of piece of clay falling on it. Two
fingers were mashed, and a bone was
also broken in one of the fingers.
Mr.. George Wood, who is employ
ed with the Yale Lock Co., of Hart
ford Ct. came here last Thursday
to spend his vacation. His head
quarters have been in Tennessee.
he went to Indianapolis,
to visit his mother for a few days.
In the heavy electrical storm
which occurred last Thursday after
noon. a barn belonging to }. A.
Wood, near Crooksyille, on the Dea-
vertown road. was struck by light
ming and destroyed. The barn was
filed with hay. 1t is stated that the
loss was about $1,000.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. eastman and
sons William and Robert, and Miss
Esther Rogers of Columbus, came
the latter part of last week to Visit
Mrs. Cashman's mother Mrs. Mary
McGovern. Mr. eastman returned
to Columbus, Tuesday, the others
for a longer visit.
Mrs. E. C. Murphey and two chill
dren returned to GAINESVILLE Monday,
after visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Murphey's parents H. {. Mur-
phey of Chesterhill and w. t. Carr
Of Malta. Mr.. Murphey remained
with his father who has been very
i'll for some time, and shows little IL
any improvement.
So many persons wanted boys
suits. so we now have nice line OF
bows made to measure like dads
short or long pants. Two pairs of
pants to suit. full lined. and for
less than stores charge-$12, $14.5O
and $3.50. Three grades, wonder
full values; overcoats as well.-The
Elite Shop, w. E. Dye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shilling and
daughter Ruth ard Raymond Shill-
ing and wife, all of Philadelphia,
who attended the Shilling reunion
July IL, at GAINESVILLE, in company
with Mr.. Frank Shilling, visited the
latter part of last week with their
]. L Shilling, and other rela-
tives here, and at Rural Dale.
Mr.. A. f. Phillips of Cleveland,
who has been spending a two weeks
vacation at the home of his father
Mr.. Earl Phillips in Windsor town
ship, was a caller at the Democrat
office Saturday. His brother Lonnis
Phillips who is also located in Cleve-
land. arrived the first of this week to
spend his two weeks vacation in
Windsor.
Mrs. T. B. Coulson and children
Ada, Mildred. Harriet, Forest and
Clifton, of Piedmont, O., are visit
ing relatives in the vicinity of Stock
port and Pennsville The two old
est children remained at home.
George is working for the B. & o.
railroad Co. during his vacation. He
graduates next spring. Letha is
keeping house during her mothers
absence. Mr.. T. B. Coulson works
at the B. & o. storeroom at Hollo-
way, O.
Valley lodge No. SO l. o. o. F.
held installation ceremony on Mon
day evening, July 20, d. d. G. M, c..
A. Gaylord, installing officer. Fol
lowing are the officers: n. g., Carl
Warne; v. G.. w. E. Johnson; R. S.
n. G., A. L. Smith; L. S. N. g., Ed
r. S. V. G., ]. B. Robin
son; l.. S. V. G., Harry Whitehouse;
Warden, R. w. Price; Chaplain, j..
B Farra; |. G., Lonnie Ralph; O. G.,
Byrl Ford. Refreshments were serv-
ed.
We attended the national conven-
ton of the Golden Rule Clothing
Co. GA Nash & Co. at Cincinnati.
We learned how they can make all
wool suits and oyercoats for $3.50.
When we say all wool, we mean good
wool, and good wool worsted-val-