Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-04-15


trouble recently, is better.
: Just received limited quantit
sample coats, $25, sale, s19.75.-
i kraps & Betz.
Mr.. George Ralston has been o.
duty this week at the Brown-Manl
Plow Co., with the. prevailing com
plant, grip.
See the Malta Hardware com
pany for the best price on disc an
peg-tooth harrows. 15a
Mr.. Lowell Calvert who has beel
living in the fiat over Beckwith
millinery store, moved this week t,
the Albert Godfrey house in uppe
Malta. Mr. Dell Grubb moves from
near the foundry to the fat vacated
by the Calverts.
Read McKeown & Carter's Frida,
and Saturday specials
The death of William S. Jones
aged So, of GAINESVILLE occurred
Sunday at Bethesda hospital wher,
he had been patient three weeks
He is survived by his wife and sew
eral children; also two brothers
David Jones of GAINESVILLE, and Jas
Jones of Santoy.
After rs years experience the
Malta Hardware company are still
handling American and Anthony
fence. 15a:
Miss Helen Seller, daughter o.
Rev. and Mrs. w E. w. Seller O.
this place, and who is student al
Ohio Wesleyan University at Della
ware, is undergoing an attack o.
scarlet fever, but is reported as get
ting along well. She is in Monnet
hospital at Delaware.
Tans, blues and rose sample
coats, $25, for s1975.- Kraps &
BetZ.
Miss Jessie Hatton who was suf,
fering with heavy cold at the timt
she arrived here from California
Tuesday of last week, has since con.
tracted Influenza, and has been quite
ill and bedfast since Friday. She
is -hewe-=af present showing some
improvement. E.
We carry full line international
farm machinery, nothing better
Standard Supply Co.
The Perry County Tribune OF
April 8 said: Contracts for build
ing of the road to McConnelsyille
through Sayre. which were to have
been let on April 16, may not be let
Until May, according to the commits
sioners. When this road is com
pIeted it will be real boon to the
public, as in its present condition it
at times is impossible.
Great bargains in baby carts, at
Mendel's. Closing them out
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Connell drove
down from GAINESVILLE Wednesday,
bringing Mrs. Connell's, mother Mrs.
Ada Filkill who has been spending
some time at the Connell home.
Mrs. Filkill will visit awhile here
with her sister Mrs. Elizabeth Jett.
following which she will spend some
time with her daughter Mrs. Floyd
Lindimore of Meigsville township.
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A Hart Schaffner & Marx suit for
$29.25, Friday and Saturday, at
Longley & Longley's.
Hon. George White who recently
returned to his home at Marietta
from the southwestern part Of the
country where he spent number of
months for the benefit of his wife's
health, was here in attendance at
the Rotary meeting Tuesday night.
From here he accompanied r. C.
Burton, who was also in attendance
at the Rotary meeting, as far as
GAINESVILLE, going on to the north
ern part Of the state on a business
trip.
We have real line of gas cook
ing ranges, Look them over
Standard Supply Co.
Mr.. Warner Willis. who is en-
ployed with the creamery, has been
off duty suffering with influenza.
Among others who have the same
trouble, who are improving are: c..
Fl Hoops and son, Mrs George Abel
and Wade Henery of Malta: Joe
Matson and wife, Mrs, H. D. Curtis,
Miss Annie Leggett, Jas. Gray, Orr
Garrett, Mrs. James Gibbs and Mrs
Bart Price, all of this place. Owen
Patterson of Wolf Creek is also a
victim
Semi solid buttermilk in barrels
or pails.-Elk Eye Mill, McConnels-
vile. 15a2
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What is Redemption?
Answered on pape 1895