Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-05-28
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Eggs, per Dozen. !. ..... .2s
Butter. =. .3t
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: Light Hens. =. !. :. $3.50. lis
Heavy Hens. -. :. ... .22
Old Roosters. .OS
Mr.. Wilbert Lawrence, store
keeper at Rowland, has the mumps
Mr.. D. C. Barrell of this place is
suffering with influenza.
Mrs. Oliver Gordon of Malta has
has been suffering with facial neu-
ralgia
Atlas is the standard of all Port
land cement, at no extra cost. Try
Morris Hardware first.
Mrs. Mary Sims of this place who
has been very i'll with grip, is a lit
: tie better.
Mrs. l.. e. Sharp of Kennebec
hill, who has been in poor health
for some days, is slowly improving.
Jane. little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Kennard of Malta, who
has been suffering with pneumonia,
is some better.
Miss Harriet Lackey Of this
place, who has been suffering with
heart trouble, and the effects of
fall, is some better.
Rogers machine made paint COW
ers most, looks Oest and wears long
| est-The Stanbery pharmacy.
Rev. B. F. W. Pitman of the Main
Street Church of Christ and Mrs.
Mary M. Chidester and daughter
Mrs. Myrtle Strahl and her two chill
dren of this place, are attending the
Ohio Christian Missionary conven-
tion being held at Newark, this
week
The makers have doubled the
life of the guarantee on the New
| Surprise lawn mower-10 years,
without resharpening. A printed
guarantee with each mewef~-~- Try
Morris Hardware.
See our washer ad this week. See
our window display. This double
tub Dexter electric goes to highest
bidder at $3.50 n. M, June 6. Get
your bid in now.-Standard Supply
Co. 28m2
Mr.. Charles Bauer of Wellington,
Kans.. who has been visiting here
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. c. F.
Bauer left Wednesday for short
visit at Bowerston. He is superin-
tendent of the Larabee mill, at We'll !
lington, which has a daily capacity
of 1900 barrels. The Larabee cor
poration has six large mills.
We show you Is to 100 patterns I
to select from. Every thread pure
wool worsteds or cassimers, for I
$3.50, made to your individual
measure = fit guaranteed. = The {
Elite Shop.
Following is the program of /
Roxbury grange for June IL: Song, /
by grange; discussion, Grain rails
ing, grain marketing, j. j. john
son, Fred Knapp; reading, Mary
Cheadle song, grange; Value OF
smile in your everyday business,
Mrs Knapp, Mrs. Sanford Lane;
song, grange.-XX-
Go into any store, ask them to
show you a pure wool worsted suit,
well tailored, soft and closely
woven. and see the price, then come
to us and see ours at $23. 50-we
will save you $40 to $15.-The
Elite Shop.
Miss Josephine McGrath, who is
employed as stenographer for the
Rock Island railroad at Kansas City,
Mo, came the latter part of last
week to spend her vacation of two
weeks with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis McGrath of Malta, and
other relatives
The fountain of time, Washing
ton park, Chicago, designed by Lo-
RADIO Taft, is reminder that we
can supply you with material of the
highest quality-"Atlas" the brand
of Portland cement used in produc-
ing this famous group of statuary.
Try Morris Hardware.
Capt. Irven Travis returned We'd
nesday from a two weeks eastern
trip. He motored over to Wash
ington, D. c., with his son-in-law
and daughter Major and Mrs. Lane
Scofield. After visiting in that city,
he went to Philadelphia for a visit
with his daughter-in-law Mrs. Hattie
Travis, and her son Mr.. Irven Trav-
is. He also took in Baltimore and
and did some "boat-
ing"
Miss Augusta Button who is
student at the Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity at Delaware, has been in
vited to become member of the
Kappa Delta PA national honor
ary educational fraternity. Mem
bership in this requires high grades
in all departments, and exception
ally high in educations also requires
leadership in extra curricular ac-
tivities.