Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-08-12

/ Whites.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. V Thompson and
son Junior of Youngstown, who
have been visiting at the homes of
Mr. and Mrs. w. /. Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Parsons, return
ed to their home last Tuesday.
The Savage washer and dryer will
wash, blue. rinse and dry a tub-full
of clothes ready for the line in Is
minutes, without putting your hands
in the water. Morris Hardware will
be glad to show you.
Mrs. A. B. Richardson and grand
daughter Marlyn Albaugh, .daugh-
ter of Mrs. Lucille Albaugh, of CO.
lumbus, are spending the week with
the formers son Mr.. Offord Rich
ardson and family and other rela-
tiyes and friends.
New line children's dresses, 7 to
IA. Special price that will save you
money. Whites.
A card to friends here was to the
effect that Mr.. Frank Kraps and
! family who are on motoring trip
in the east, stopped Tuesday morn
ing at Cumberland, Md, to see Mr..
and Mrs. r. J. Hatton of that city.
They had spent. the night at Frost
! burg, Md, eleven miles from Cum
berland
Some wonderful bargains in silk
dresses. Here is where you can get
the best for a little money
Whites.
Following is the program of Rox-
bury grange No. $50, for Saturday
evening, Aug. IA: OF what value is
grange to the young people; What
win be the penalty Of those who do
not take part in the parts assigned
them, read by the lecturer; song.
Other discussions Mabel Eddie
blute, Lecturer, eI.~..
A lady in Coshocton last week
tcrushed her hand in an electric
wringer. All danger is removed by
the wringerless spin-rinse, spin
dry washer and dryer, now being
introduced at Morris Hardware
Stop and see.
Following is the program of
Msigs Valley grange for Saturday,
Aug. 81, at s p. M: Impressions we
make on other people, NJ. e. Gilbert;
history of Ohio's fag, Christine
! Oglevee; instrumental music; Do We
give enough attention to the bust
ness side Of farming, William Yau-
ger; When was the state house
built, Guy Cordray.-XX
You save real money by coming
/ TO our bargain basement, for mems,
boys and chiidren's footwear
Whites.
i Last Friday Mr.. Charles Mautz of
! Rokeby lost one OF his valuable
work horses. Mr.. Mautz was work
ing wi h the team and left them
standing while he went away to DO
some work. While he was gone, one
of his horses caught one
of its feet in the chain OF the har-
ness, and in its struggle to loosen
itself, and with the extreme heat, it
soon died.
Crepe back satins in the new
dresses and by the yard.-kraps &
Betz.
Word was received by Nj. c. C.
Frazier of South GAINESVILLE, an
nouncing the death OF his sister Mrs,
Mulvaney. aged 50, which occurred
Saturday at her home in Coffey-
willie, Kan. She was a native of
Blue Rock township, Musldngum
county She leaves TWO daughters
Mrs. Margaret Jones Of Washing
ton state and Mrs. Maude Dana of
CoffeyVile, Kan.
Buy your new dress now-they
are SO cheap.-kraps g. BetZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. f. Dye and
daughter Mrs. w. j. Mellinger and
two daughters left Wednesday by
auto for Indianapolis, Ind, to visit
DR.. w. l.. Jackson, who was an in
terne in the City hospital at that
place the same time Mrs. Mellinger's
husband was there. They will also
visit at Wheeling, lad, and at North
Salem. DR.. Mellinger's home people
reside at the latter place. They
plan to be gone a week or so.
Advance styles in dresses and
coats. s.--kraps & Betz.
According to word sent out, plans
are beng perfected by the state
highway department and Muskingum
County Surveyor A. T. Connar, call
ing for a coating of asphalt mulch
on the South River road from Dun
can Falls to McConnelsville. dur
ing the summer of 1927 Guard
rails are also to be erected from
time to time at dangerous points.
| Our local road officials are not ia