Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-09-09
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Old Roosters :. ;. .Oe
You want new hat for the
fair. See the Henderson Millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Parker of Can,
ton returned home Monday, after &
short visit here with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Perkins and
Mrs. l.. d. Walker.
See the Henderson millinery for
your new fall and winter hat
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Danford and
the latter's mother Mrs. S. G.. Kelly
of Freeport, who has been visiting
here leave today by auto for Ypsilan-
ii, Mich, where they visit Mrs.
Kelly's daughter Mrs. F. A Clark.
! You know a few boys and some
men climb the fence to gain admis-
sion to the fair. Don't climb the
fence boys, but come to the front
gate, ask for the secretary and tell
him if you have no money, and he
may let you in. Then you will feel
better about this and so will he, for
/ he is anxious for all to see the fair.
| Shot guns, rifles, hunting coats.
and shells at the Malta Hardware
Co. 9s2
Mrs. Margaret Black who has
been spending much of her time for
the past number Of years at Mont
clair, n J., has been visiting here
with her cousin Miss Lillian Thomp-
son, and with relatives in Noble
county. She viii return later for a
visit here, and will then 90 to her
home at Oklahoma City, Okla.
Single, double and repeating shor
guns. at the Malta Hardware Com
pany. 9S2
Mr. e. D. Warren Of Tbayer,
Ia, has been visiting his brother
and sisters at the i G. Warren, E.
S Martin homes ~ Dceffeld, ana
at n. l.. Cowan'8. Malta Thcy
have also had for their guests theiF
cousin, Mr. J. IG WaIrea and SON OF
Murray. Ia, and Mss. Lucy Buff
man Of Zane8VilIe.
Another car Of fresh Alpha ce-
ment at the Malta hardware
Company $50
Mr.. Walter Elliott who is employ
ed with &C. D. Paw, bridge contrac-
tor, of GAINESVILLE, has been spend
ing o few days here. He is oyerGocr
of bridge construction work which
work is principally with the state
highway department. Mr.. Elliott
for a couple Of months will make
Zane3yille his headquarters.
Fly-Tox the kitchen and pan
try against ants and other insects.
MIR. Frank Lynn who has been
assisting his brotherin Mr..
George Triplett in his drug store at
Laurelville, is spending the week at
his home in Malta. He leaves the
last of the month for Cincinnati,
where he will finish his pharmaceu-
tical studies at the Cincinnati
school of pharmacy.
Picnic Supplies-Paper plates,
Drinking Cups, etc.-M.
Burke.
Dr. NJ S. Palmer wko spent about
two weeks here visiting Mrs. Lille
Wakes and other relatives and
friends, left Wednesday for her
home at Orchard Lake, Mich. En-
route she stopped in Columbus to
visit her brother Mr.. Fred Nc
Carty.
Picnic Supplies-Paper plates,
Napkins, Drinking Cups, etc.-M.
Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Fleming and
daughter Mrs. Irene Hale of this
place had as guests over the week
end, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Hiss,
daughter Dorothy and son Harry r..
Mr.. and Mrs, T. A. Scott and SON
in-law Mr.. S. M. Paxton, all of Co
lumbus.
About 80 persons were in attend
ance at the meeting of the Eastern
Star Tuesday evening-the opening
meeting OF the fall and winter sea-
son. Besides the regular work and
initiation of candidates, there was
an enjoyable social time, refresh
ments being served.
Last Friday evening while on the
way home from Pennsville, Mr.. c.
+. Siler upset his car on curve
near the Riley place on the road
leading from the Happy Hollow road
to the Pennsville road. With Mr..
Siler were his wife and Mrs. Clos
man, wife of the late DR.. Clos
man. Mrs. Siler sustained broken
wrist and Mrs. Closman was bruised
considerably. Mr.. Siler escaped in
jury.
The 73d annual Ialr-ohest, big
gest, best, Now don't go off on the
wrong foot and say "Oh Heck, just
another old fair slogan" No! No!
Let us advise you to go to the fair
and see if you are not at peace with
the world, and you will not have
in IN,