Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-12-02

COOlfleISV1Ile, JJnlO, IN
I Emmett A. Taylor /
] Attorney-st-law I
iSecond floor Jones Bldg. !
(Next to DR.. Kings office) |
McConnelsville. Ohio
Florence Hot Blast heaters. at
the Malta Hardware Co. 2d2
Mr.. Raymond Pennell who has
been located at Libertyville, ILL.,, is
now at Wilson, Arkansas.
Butcher knives, meat grinders
and lard presses, at Malta Hard
ware Co. 2d2
Mrs. J. L. Malone of Malta has
been in GAINESVILLE and Roseville
this week. visiting, and also look
ing after business matters.
You find the latest things in gas
ranges, at the Malta Hardware
Co. 2d2
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Northrup re-
turned to Pittsburgh Friday, after
spending Thanksgiving with their
relatives in this locality
Universal electric grills and
toasters. at the Malta Hardware
Co. 2d2
Eagleport grange will meet Sat
urday, Dec. II, for the installation
of officers. An oyster dinner will
be served at the noon hour.-Cas-
sic McElhiney, Lecturer.
Do your washing in one hour,
with a Dexter. The speediest wash
er made. See our list of satisfied
Iusers.-Standard Supply Co.
Mrs. Mary Hamilton, teacher at
Meigs. and Miss Lois Jenkins, teach
er at No. 9, made week end visit
with the families of John and L. E.
Grimes in GAINESVILLE.
Splendid assortment of pocket
cutlery. at the Malta Hardware
Co. 2d2
Superintendent and Mrs. Charles
Taylor saw to it that the 3S in
mates of the county home enjoyed a
real Thanksgiving, with fine
chicken dinner served at the noon
hour.
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attachments, $33, at the Malta
Hardware CO. 2d2
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Lehman came
down from Columbus to spend
Thanksgiving day with the latter's
mother Mrs. Elizabeth Hatton and
sisters. They returned home
Thursday evening.
Keen Kutter, the best line of
tools and cutlery, at the Malta
Hardware Co. 2d2
Messrs. Edwin Lowell land Bern
hard Mercer and the Misses Helen
Button and Helen Stalker, O. w. u.
students, Delaware, visited over
Thanksgiving with their home peo-
pie here.
Save a dollar a pair on chill
dren's shoes, at Coulson's.
Mr.. Leonard Tavenner who is en-
ployed with the Van Dorm iron
works Of Cleveland, spent his
| Thanksgiving vacation with his
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas
Bingham, near Pennsyille.
We are still selling parlor heat
ers. 1t is not too late. We can sat
isfy you.-Standard Supply Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denver Newton left
Coal Run recently, with the eXpec-
tation, it is stated, of locating in
Florida. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
George who have been residing in
Tennessee, moved recently to Coal
Run.
/ See our line of wagons, tricycles,
scooters and kiddie kars for
hristmas.-Standar Supply Co.
Cecil Kincaid of Crooksville is now
engaged in taking course in barber
/ ing at Columbus school. Mr.. Kin
caid will spend several months in
training. after which he will prob
ably open shop in Crooksville or
some other little town nearby.-Sig-
nal.
Read Coulson's Monopul ad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Il, Torbert and
dauahters Verona and Carolyn who
motored here Wednesday of last
week, to spend Thanksgiving and
visit with Mr.. Torbert's mother Mrs.
]. S Iorbert and with Mr.. Harry
Torbert and family, returned to
their home in Sebring Sunday.
There is only one sliding gear
galoshe-that's Ball Band, at Coul-
sons (the Monopul.)
Misses Margaret and Julia Brooks
/ spent their Thanksgiving vacation
here with their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. c. G. Brooks. Misses Marjorie
Scramling and Katherine Scott,
! students also at the Ohio State
University, came down with them
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