Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-03-10
Thursday March To- 1927
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HOME MARKETS
Markets changed Thursday, Mar. IL
, Wheat :. . SIS. SIZE
Eggs, per dozen. 80. .2t
Butter. sc
Heavy Springers i. :. .. .2(
Light Springers :. i. !. 1T
Heavy Hens. :. ~. 49,. .25
Light Hens. :. !. .22
Old Roosters. !. !. -. 0S
Watch your subscription date.
st. Patrick favors, cards and nap
lkins. Eyerybody's store.
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| Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Hivnor
lof Lemon Hill, a son, on March 4.
i The new victrola sound-box will
put new life in your old victrola.
Now offered at Morris Hardware.
A son was born Tuesday night to
County Surveyor and Mrs. f. B.
Barrett of Deerfield township.
The Brunswick Panatrope was
demonstrated at the armory Tues
day night for dancing and proved a
huge success.
Miss Fanny Dover and Mrs F. M.
Beckett returned Tuesday from a
short visit in Columbus.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Mccormick of Meigsyille township,
Tuesday, daughter.
If you are interested in putting
new life in your old type victrofa,
read Morris Hardware ad this week.
Save March II for the Presbyte-
rian ladies' A fine chicken dinner
at the church at $50
Mr.. VIM. H. Dewitt of this place
has been in quite poor health for
about two weeks, and will likely go to
GAINESVILLE today for an X-ray exam
nation
Buy your next record at the
Brunswick Shoppe and you'll buy
them there always.
Mr.. p. C. Blackburn of Meigs-
Vile township who had one of his
eyes removed at the Bethesda hos
pitai, recently, was able TO return to
Fic bona rrf1 aa1av
Mr. John Donehoo and family
who have been living in the Shafer
property on Center street, expect to
move to the Mrs Vincent Reed |
property recently vacated by Charles I
Wallace. aii-
Seventy-five percent of the auto
mobiles are finished in "Duco." Ask |
Morris Hardware.
MF. o. M. Bailey of Hood River,
Ore, who has been visiting with his |
father Mr.. Samuel Bailey of Bever-
ly, has also been visiting at the |
Walter Ferguson home in Deerfield |
township this week.
Panatrope needles last longer and |
play better. soc a hundred at the I
Brunswick Shoppe.
Mr.. George B. Archer who sold his
on kennebec ridge to Mr..
George w. Lowell, this week, will I
move to the Mrs. Anna Farra prop
erty. Mr.. Herbert Barrell will oc-
cupy the house on Kennebec hill va
Gated by the Archers.
The new White Front truck is fin
ished with 'Duco,' from Morris
Patricia, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Riley of this
place, was taken to GAINESVILLE Mon
day, where a coal cinder was re-
from one of her eyes, by
specialist
A Brunswick Light Ray" record
is an actual photograph of the mu-
sic of artists.
The Electric Service Co., Flanagan
& Peck, will move about the first of I
April to rooms in the Fouts building
which face Kennebec avenue. MIR. T.
v, Secrest has leased the rooms
which will be vacated by Electric
Service Co., and will use it for bus
station.
"Oniy music store in McConnels-
Vile. e."-Brunswick Shoppe.
Mr.. Fred Preston of Marietta who
has been deputy auditor of Wash
ington county for the past nine
years, and who was defeated for
county auditor last fall. has accept
ed a state examiners position with /
the state bureau of audit. He will I
begin his new duties April ].
"Duco'' isn't lacquer. Ask Nor
ris Hardware.
Raymond, son of Mr.. and Mrs. |