Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-05-06


! Emmett A. Taylor I
] Attorney-at-law
iSecond floor Jones Bldg. ]
] Next to DR.. Kings office)
McConnelsville. Ohio II
Mrs. Fred Baker of this place is
an influenza victim.
Mems special SIS oxfords-more
for your money at our bargain
Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. Walter Finley has been suf-
fering with flu and asthma.
Nifty slippers for the children,
for less money at our bargain base
Whites.
Mr. Hamer Hooper of Meigsville
has been quite i'll with flu.
Sunday, 9th, is Fathers day at
the Fouts Sunday school class. We
want your presence.
Miss Rachel Mckinney of Rokeby
Lock, who has been suffering with
gall stones, is better.
New parchment and blonde Slip
pers, Allen A hosiery to match.
They're classy.-White's
Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh Hartman
and two children of Rural Dale are
flu victims.
Sunday, 9Th, is Fathers day at
the Fouts Sunday school class. We
want your presence.
Mrs. Caroline Anderson Of
Hooksburg, an aged woman, is
quite ill with flu and other troubles.
See the new Vital Rand vacuum
cleaner, at the Malta Hardware
Co. 29a2
Mrs. Thos. Newman of Neelyville,
who has been suffering with Bright's
disease, and was better, is not so
well, having taken cold.
Lion Brand work shoes Better
fitting better leather, better made,
better shoes.-White's.
Mrs Fl j. Garrett of Meigsville
township is confined to her bed with
hive ic olc0 ffprin O
with the same trouble.
You get the new slippers and
pumps-new shades, new trimmed
patents at our popular prices
Whites.
A local doctor was in Glouster
Tuesday called in consultation, to
see Mr.. Carr, father of Charles Carr
of Buck Run, who is suffering with
gangrene in his foot.
See the fine wash dresses, in ex-
ira sizes, As to SO, fast colors,
s4.19 Whites.
Rev. D. r. Warne of Macarthur
and his daughter Mrs. NJ. w. King
of GAINESVILLE spent Monday here,
calling on friends. Rev. Warne and
daughter Miss Margaret Warne ex-
pect to leave soon on a trip to New
Jersey, to visit with relatives and
| friends.
Our line of ladies' and misses
silk fabric dresses are sure win
ners. You know they are right
when you get them at Whites.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwell Spencer of
near Neelyville are both very ill
with the flu. Their daughter Miss
Maude Spencer who has been teach
ing in New Mexico, is expected home
soon. Her sister Miss Jessie Spen-
Ger who also taught in New Mexi-
co, will remain and teach in the
state university of New Mexico, at
Albuquerque.
Sunday, 9th, is Fathers day at
the Fouts Sunday school class. We
want your presence.
Brown, nephew of Mrs. Lydia Clark
of Beverly, and pastor of the De-
troit Avenue M. E. church in Lake
wood, collapsed April 26 while ad-
dressing the spring conference of
Methodist Episcopal churches of the
Cleveland district, and was report
ed later to be in a serious condition
at st. Luke's hospital.
Carter White Lead and Pure Lin
seed Oil, at the Malta Hardware
! Co. 29a2
Mrs. Jane Hayward arrived in
New York City, April "a, accord
ing to word received by Mr. and
Mrs C. r. Applegate. Mrs. Hay
ward left Los Angeles on board the
Venezuela and was on the ocean
for one month, returning via the
Panama Canal. She will remain
with New York relatives for short
time, returning to Waterford next
Tuesday Dispatch, April
20.
Children's dresses in all sizes,
ginghams, fast colors, Fashions,
Rayon and silk fabrics. Our low
prices will be a surprise to you ---
Whites.
| Miss Bessie Gould, aged 90 years,