Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-02-04

at, McConnelsvilie, OH
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Emmett A. Taylor !!
Attorney-at-iaw
fSecoud floor Jones Bldg
Next to DR.. Kings office
r AtcConnclsvilIe. Ohio
Coming soon-the American Leg
ion minstrel Watch for date.
The 74th annual reunion of the
Ohio Consistory, Ancient and Ac-
cepted Scottish Rite, will be held in
Cincinnati Feb. 1926.
Women's new one strap patent
. pumps with rhinestone ornaments,
7 only 81, at Coulson's.
Mr.. F. B. Kraps of the Kraps &
Betz store left Monday, accompa-
MED by his wife, for New York,
2 where he will make purchases for
the store.
Get them now. Have them ready.
) New curtains and curtain materials,
5 at Whites.
Mrs. Russell Mcdaniel of Malta,
who underwent an operation several
weeks ago at the Bethesda hospital,
!. GAINESVILLE, while recovering nicely,
will not likely be able to be brought
to her home before the first of next
week.
Coming sOon-the American Leg
ion minstrel. Watch for date.
Mr.. Lane Scofield, who with his
wife came here to attend the funer-
al last week of his wife's uncle,
Mr.. Ed Travis, left Thursday on a
business trip to Clarksburg, w. Va,
Mrs. Scofield remaining here with
: her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Irven
Travis.
The Ohio Colony brooder with
: the folding Hover is superior to
any obtainable.--Standard Supply
Co.
; Mrs. Viva Andrews Hogue left
here the first of the week for Boise,
Idaho, her former home, where she
; will likely spend the summer. Her
object in going is to sell her proper
Ity at that place. If the sale is made,
she is undecided now as to whether
she will return here, or make her
home elsewhere.
Get them now. Have them ready.
New curtains and curtain materials,
at Whites.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bankes and
little son of Cadiz, who had been at
Marietta to attend the funeral of the
formers brother-in-law, Harold T.
Hill, spent Tuesday night in Malta
with Mr.. Bankes' brother Mr.. Walter
Bankes Enroute home they also
visited in GAINESVILLE with Atty and
Mrs. j. S. Phillis.
Don't miss seeing the New Lora
pump for women at Coulson's.
I Mrs. M. H. Parsons Louise Gil
] lespie) who had been visiting about
two weeks in Malta with her grand
mother Mrs. Hannah Gillespie, left
Wednesday for Toledo where she
joined her husband who has posi-
ton with the New York Central
railroad They had been residing
, in GAINESVILLE.
Coming soon-the American Leg
ion minstrel. Watch for date.
2 Mrs. Walter M. Wilson left Mon
L, day for Butler, N. j., to attend the
S funeral of her mother Mrs. Josephine
+, Davenport However when she got
t to GAINESVILLE she learned that sh"
could not make connections in time
to attend the funeral, so did not go
on. Her mother was II years OF
= age, and her death occurred Sunday.
g If you have put it off, now is
. mighty good time to buy coat or
0 dress at our clean up prices.-
: Whites.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Walker and
daughter Miss Christine Walker of
+ Mansfield; Miss Mary Travis of
# Mansfield, and the Misses Margaret
: and Julia Brooks of Columbus, who
8 were called here because of the
e death of Mr.. Ed Travis last week,
). returned to their respective places
: Thursday.
There will be meeting at the
community house, Feb, IL. Pro-
gram: Community sing; Gettysburg
,e address, Alvin Love; monologue,
If Rachel Parmiter; music; reading,
If Lucille Johnson; contest, j..
10 l.. Glenn. Gents please bring a
a pound of candy: ladies pie. Come
s. everybody. --XX.
- The officers of Morgan grange No.
y 1853 are as follows: Master, Clyde
r Parmiter; Overseer, j, c. Whipple;
Secretary, Don Patterson; Lecturer,
lChas, Reeder: Chaplain Ida Whip