Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-02-11

'rgan COanty Democr;
Mrs. TT. Friedman who resides in
part of the Edward Thomas
house, Malta, left Monday for Gin
cinnati to visit her daughter Mrs.
Feltner.
You never saw prettier ones for
the price-our new spring styles of
silk dresses, $10.-White's.
! Mrs. Kenneth Pierson and daugh-
ter returned to GAINESVILLE the first
of the week, after several days
visit with Mrs. Persons parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Aber, here.
See the new shades of Baronet
satins, So inches wide. $1.19, yard.
Beautiful fabrics.-White's
| Mrs. w. C. Manly of Malta went
to Millersburg last Friday, to visit
her son Frank Manly of that place,
who was recovering from the effects
of a serious operation.
We think our spring styles of
silk dresses are the best we ever
had. Nuf sed.-White's.
| Mr.. Oswald Nixon of this place
attended the meeting of the district
agents of the Metropolitan Life In
surance Co., held Saturday in
GAINESVILLE. There are 81 agents in
this district.
Our line of mems medium priced
shoes and osfords show value and
lclass.-White's.
J Mrs. Lowell Calvert and little
daughter of Malta went to Akron
Monday to see the formers sister
in-law Mrs. C. F. Mary Triplett,
who on last Thursday gave birth to
child, and is not getting along
very we'll.
New Rayon silks and silk crepes
stripes and figured. Beautiful
patterns-White's.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Matunas and
| little son Robert left Saturday for
their home at Rochester, N. Y, af-
! ter a visit here with Mrs. Matunas'
uncle Mr.. J. d. Rutledge. Mrs.
| Matunas will be remembered as
Miss Flo Newberry.
Best seats 5Oc.-American Leg
| ion Minstrel.
At a reorganization meeting of
! the Meredith College Co. of Zanes-
Vile, held last Friday, r. E. Wilson
was elected president and general
manager, to succeed the late r. L..
Meredith c. e. Border was elected
vice president and secretary-treas-
urer.
Support the American Minstrel,
Thursday, Feb. IS. Prices: Csc,
/ o0c, ana oUC.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Anderson
and children Leona Ellen and Eu-
gene went Monday to Cumberland,
where they expect to spend some
time with Mrs. Anderson's mother
Mrs. Flora woodward Mr.. Ander-
son who was in very poor health
Of ;c IN,
fairly good shape.
Mrs. Sophie Brooks, director Of
the child welfare bureau of this
county, and Mrs. Captola McKeown
of Malta, a member of the county's
welfare board, attended the inter
county welfare conference held
Tuesday and Wednesday at Zanes-
Vile. Mrs. Brooks was on the
program.
( A GAINESVILLE paper of last Friday
said: Mrs. A. s. Herzer of Adair
avenue received a telegram an
nouncing the death of Mrs. w. E.
Morris of Chicago, which occurred
there Wednesday. Mrs. Morris was
the mother of Mrs. Robert Knepp,
formerly of Roseville and Zanes-
vile, and was well known here
where she had frequently visited.
/ Relatives here have received
word that Mrs. Irene Parker of
Fort Scott, Kan, who visited here
, last fall, is in very poor health. She
is suffering with heart trouble. and
Bright's disease. Her sister Mrs.
Annie Lawrence, of Anderson. Ind,
mother of Mr.. r. II. Lawrence,
who was in critical condition for
a number of months, is consider
ably better.
j A. p. Pinkerton of Brookings
who travelled this country for lone
time for the Moore Grocery Com.
pany, and who has made many
friends in the Tribune's territory the
last two or three years. has Joined
the Beatty Steinborn wholesale com
pany at Brookings, and makes Volga
every Monday. "Pinky" is a peach
of young fellow and his boss
couldn't get betys one.-Volga
S. D., Tribune. aaa
We note that a sheriff at Okla
homa City, Okla, has filed sui
against the radio station there
KFJF, for 100000 slander, because
that station hrDadroef n Sprm or