Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-08-22

Emma Jettick shoes, sold only by
Coulson's. n15tf
All local dogs can enter the coon
chase at fair, Sept. II, 13.
Mrs. Eva Hoffman, of Malta had
as guests from Thursday till Sun
day, her son Mr.. Frank c. Hoff~
mann and his wife and daughter
Alice, OF Pittsburgh.
Haag electric washers, SS0.10,
sS9.55 and S126, at the Malta
Hardware Co 22a2
Mrs. Kere Brock returned Mon
day from Camp Sychar, near Mt.
Vernon, where she attended the
camp meetings.
Come in and see the Apex radio,
at the Malta Hardware Co. 22az
VIM. Gessel returned last Wednes-
day from a months motorcycle trip
to Illinois, where he visited his
brother. and was also at other
places in the west.
Favorite coal ranges, at $3.50
to $115. See them at the Malta
Hardware Co. 22a2
Coach Fellows. wife and daughter
of La Sale. H., visited here last
week with Mrs. Ruth Dingey, who
has been visiting here at the VIM
Dingey home. Mr.. Fellows is a
graduate from Ohio State University
and was a close friend of the late
HerscheI Dingey.
Walter Mays who has been en-
ployed near Pomeroy this summer,
came here the latter part Of last
week. If he can find employment
here, which he can work at outside
OF school hours, he viii return here
to attend high school, being a sen
ior.
Morgan grange will meet Aug. "a
at s p. M: Song, by grange; roll
call, My favorite fruit" reading,
by Mrs. Mercer; talk, by overseer--
selecting own subject What is my
best farm crop, Ed Robb; What did
| see and learn at Chautauqua,
Clara CroZler.
Miss Nellie Elmore of GAINESVILLE,
attended the Eppley reunion here at
the fair grounds, Sunday. Mr.. Os-
born whose father was Lyman Os-
born, also visited while here with
his cousin Mrs. Clara Guyton OF
Kennebec hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivers Hooper motor
ed here Saturday and visited until
with the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hooper. Mr. |.
Hooper is on his vacation and they
expected to visit at Toronto, Cleve- |
land and Detroit, before returning
to their home in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. (Ted) Dunn .
and two daughters Louise and Vir- .
ginia are spending their vacation
with the formers father G. H Dunn,
near Todds, and with Mrs. Dunn's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. George Strobe,
near Elliott Mr.. Dunn is employed
n the credit department OF the May
Company, Cleveland.
Following a visit here with his
nephew John Stahl, and to look al
er some business matters, Mr..
saac n. Stahl left Monday for his
lome at Champaign, H., where he
esides with his daughter Mrs. w.
/. McKibben. Mr.. Stahl was a Civil
var soldier, in Co. d, 1872 o. V. /.
Although 50 years of age, he enjoys
good health.
Mrs. Frederick Dye and daughter
Irs. Geo Malone of Dayton anG
irs. Nellie Dye Of GAINESVILLE visited
ere Sunday with Mrs. Fannie
ears, and Mrs VIM. n. Durbin.
'uesday Mrs. Sears joined Mrs. Ma I
one and her mother, and Mrs. Mel
ie Dye. on few days auto trip to
Washington, Pa, and other eastern ]
laces.
Some time ago mention was made
q this paper of Vallandigham po-
itical parade here in which a num- ,
er of young ladies took part, rid
1g on horseback Mention was !
lade then Of the names Of some OF
hem now living who were in that {
honorable parade. We have since (
earned that Mrs. Elizabeth Jones !
VvucOOn wife of Reuben WyncOOD