Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-07-16

DR.. Lee Humphrey of Malta spent
Monday in Columbus on business
with the state medical board, iii con-
nectjon with the last state medical
examination.
Paint $3.50 per gallon-a pure
iinseed oil house paint in white or
colors.-The Rexall Store, McCon-
nelsville. o. j2tf
Mr.. Raymond Cox who is employ
ed at Cambridge, came the latter
part of last week to spend his va
cation of couple of weeks at his
home here.
Cement, lime, plaster and wall
board, at the Malta Hardware Com
pany. 9j2
Miss Evelyn Shinn who had been
visiting here with her grandfather
Mr. A w. Shinn, and her uncle A. j.
Monroe of Douda, returned to her
home at Fultonham Monday.
Good refrigerator weather-try
one from the Malta Hardware Com
pany. Aj2
Mr.. Guy Finley who is employed
at the First National Bank, Colum-
bus, this summer, spent over Sun
day here with relatives and friends.
He plans to attend y. S. U. the COM
ing season.
You can cook an entire meal in a
Conserve steam cooker. Try one
from the Malta Hardware Co. 9j2
Mr.. Charles oyster of this place
met with a rather peculiar accident
Saturday. While he was about his
work at the Malta Manufacturing
dray, struck the end of his finger,
cutting it off.
Buy your paint where you have
chance to get your money back
The Rexall Store, McConnelsville, 0.
j2tf
In a communication to this office
Mr.. F. B. Miller asks that we change
the address Of his paper from Cum
berland, Md, to Hagerstown. Md.
Mr. Miller is now manager of the
Hagerstown district of The Standard
Oil Co.
Dress materials. If it's right and
new. we have it, and we sell it to you
at the right price.-White's
Mrs. Ivan Kuntz and children
Gale, Mary and Betty returned Mon
day to their home at Butler, after a
visit here with Mrs. KuntZ's mother
Mrs. John CroZier. and with Mr.
Kuntz's people Frank Kuntz and
wife and B H Wiley and wife OF
Malta.
Easy Grip pairing knives, at the
Malta Hardware Co. 9j2
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Durbin and
children Mary, William and Nancy,
OF Boston Mass, are expected to ar
rive Saturday of this week for a
visit with the formers mother Mrs.
VIM. n. Durbin and other relatives.
They are making the trip by auto,
along the way.
Mr.. Dalbert C. Hartman Of Rich
mond, Ind, formerly of this place.
made a brief visit among friends
here the latter part of last week. He
had been spending a week with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hartman
at Duncan Falls. Mr.. Hartman
holds position as mechanic with
an overall factory at Richmond.
You always save on mems. boys
and children's footwear, by coming
to our bargain basement Whites.
Mr.. T. C. Wilson writes as fol-
lows: Please send the Democrat to
this home instead of to Portland,
and any of my friends who wish to
hear from me please write to this
C. Wilson, Soldiers
Home. Roseburgh, Oregon. VIII
write letter when l get better ac-
quainted.
Our snappy new dresses make
them smile. Special prices just
when you want them.-White's.
Mr.. Ray Timson OF this place
went Monday to GAINESVILLE where
he expects to be located for
several mOnInS, WH1l0 HnlSnlnS MS
vocational training in mechanical
dentistry with E. G. Hines. His wife
accompanied him as far as Duncan
Falls, where she is with her sister
Mrs. Deane Johnson who has been
I'll. Charles Johnson, jr., who had
been visiting here, returned home
with his aunt.
Another car Alpha cement, at the
Malta Hardware Co. 9j2
Mr.. Elmer Thomas of Malta plans
TO leave the latter part of this week
On an extended visit. He will visit
his son Emmett of Columbus, and |
from there expects to go to Detroit,
Mich, and visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Finley; thence to Chicago TO |
see his cousin Howard Marple. The |
after who is son of the late Chris
.opher Marple of Stockport, is in
very poor health, suffering with |
paralysis.
Mr.. Ezra Hollingsworth who
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