Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-06-10

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Friday, June 18th, to 21st-Ev-
erybodys store.
It Ir wesley Bone Of this place
J. who has been i'll with general in
frmities, is some better.
g See our kitchen cabinet and con-
r. goleum rug special for June, at
Mendel's.
;, Mrs Annie Mary Miller of Bris-
Il tol township whose illness has been
> mentioned, remains very i'll.
: Watch for our &c sale, beginning
, Friday, June IS, ending June 21.-
n Everybody's store.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
. Frank He'll of Malta has been Ill
: with stomach trouble.
We have a new living room suit {
. with rug to match, for June special, I
: at Mendel's. {
Mr.. Fred Baker has been suffer-
). ing considerably of late with rheu
9 matism.
= Clean up sale of odds and ends.
Every item on display goes for &c.
n Sale begins Friday, June 1S.-Ev- ,
Q erybody's store.
The aged John w. Kuhn, Civil
war soldier of this place, remains
very i'll with general infrmities. ,
u Mr.. G. w. Demster of Malta left
> Wednesday for Anderson, Ind, to
J. attend holiness camp meeting of the
. Church of God.
Il Messrs. Ralph Kennard and Dee s
Ray, having finished their college
year at the o. u. Athens, are at
their homes here for the summer.
: The L. A. s. of the Presbyterian
church will meet at the home of t
. Mrs. Chas. Roberts, Friday June IL, c
= at 2:3G p. m, with Miss Bozman as S
q sistant hostess
Mrs. Jack Sleeth of near Union :
vile was taken to the Bethesda hos \
! pital, GAINESVILLE the first of the :
: week for observation, and will per- :
haps undergo an operation. -
3 Mr.. Robert King who graduated J
last week from the o. u, Athens, in
the commerce department, left the 4
first of the week for Akron where
he will likely accept a position with
the Goodyear Rubber company. :.
, Mr.. Wilbur Dunavant. bookkeep- D
er for Robinson Bros. Motor Co., has =
returned to Columbus. Miss Ger s.
trude Anderson who formerly served Z
in that capacity, will be with the "A
Robinson Bros. for few weeks.
Miss Jessie McElhiney who spent n
nine weeks here with her mother
Mrs. Clara McElhiney and sister
Mrs. Earle Eveland has returned to !,
Washington, ID. c.. where she is h
employed. ~
The Misses Edna and Pearl Jones
who spent the past school year in
GAINESVILLE, will spend the summer -
!. lat their home at Rokeby. Miss "'
Pearl Jones is re-employed to teach
in GAINESVILLE, for the coming school q,
year. w
A daughter, Elizabeth Ann. born os
Sunday May 23. to Mr.. and Mrs
John M. DIETRICH (Thelma Lindi-
more) Of Columbus, O., died and Je ~
was buried there Monday at p. m, :,
in st. Josephs cemetery. Mrs. Deit- Oh
rich is the daughter of Mrs. Julia F.
Lindimore of McConnelsvlle. sc
Rev. r, E. Stevens slipped on a IN
muddy piece of ground ten days or 49, 49,
so ago and badly strained his right 10
Ileg--tearing loose some of the liga- -
ments in his ankle. The injury VIZ
caused him severe pain for a time, ~,
and he Is still walking quite lame y,
and suffering from the effects of the -
injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Archer, Mrs, =,
I'll. J. Leggett and Mr., Allen Barnes
motored to Columbus Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Archer visited their ci;
daughter Mrs. Kenner Mcconnell al
and family, and Mrs Leggett and sit
Mr. Barnes went to the White Cross pa
hospital where Mr.. Barnes sister CO
Miss Bessie Barnes, underwent an CO
operation for goitre. nc
Judge A. III, Mercer has been ap- w.
pointed chairman of the judges Of ~
the Sesqui-Centennial essay contest N7
for the county. Mr.. Glen Pennell
has been named as the judge fronl
the American Legion, and these two
are to choose the third member. IL
Each comfy of the SInte is entitled or