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

TcConnelsville, Ohio, I
II Emmett A. Taylor
III Attorney-at-law
feecond floor Jones Bldg.
IL Next to DR.. Kings office)
McConnelsville. Ohio
Watch your subscription date.
Mrs. Fred Smith of Malta return
ed Monday evening from shol
visit in Cleveland, with Mrs. Carrie
ton Morgan and family.
Friendly Five-the best SIS OF
ford in the world for men, sold onl
by Coulson's.
Miss Mary Woodward who
taking nurses training at Bethesd
hospital, GAINESVILLE, spent las
Thursday at the home of her moth
er Mrs. H. c. Shilling here.
Uncle Toms Cabin" Harrie
Beecher Stoves immortal bool
produced on scale that dwarfs a.
other big pictures. Twin City Oper
House, Aug. 21-22-23.
The annual Dickinson reunion will
be held this year at McConnelsyille
Saturday. Aug. II. For the las
few years these reunions have bee
held in the grange hall at Renroci
An outstanding S0th birthda
jubilee bargain-an all white enam
ell gas range at the unheard c
price of S3S. Sold on easy pay
ments at Morris Hardware.
Mr.. Donald Riley of Cincinnati
spending his vacation here with hi
brother Kenneth Riley, and othe
relatives. He is employed with TIL
Gibson hotel, and has charge of it
roof garden.
Coulson's new Arch Supper
shoe for men, at IS, is a real win
ner
In all the world on stage o
screen, you have never seen any
thing like "Uncle Toms Cabin.
Twin City Opera House, Aug. PIP:
-23.
Elsie Brown of Roseyille has flee
suit for divorce against Clyde j
Brown, on the grounds of gross
neglect of duty. They were mar
ried Feb. II, 1928, at McConnels
vile, and have no children.
Beecher Stoves immortal book
produced on a scale that dwarfs al
other big pictures. Twin City Opera
House, Aug. 2122-23.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Danford and
son of this place left Sunday eve
ming on motoring trip to Grass
Lake, Mich. for ten days outing,
and visit with Mrs. Danford's sister
Mrs. Clark They were accompanied
On the trip by Mrs. Danford's moth
ar Mrs. s. G, Kelly Of Freeport.
In all the world on stage or
screen, you have never seen any
hing like "Uncle Toms Cabin. .
Twin City Opera House, Aug. 2I-22
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Mr. Robert Thompson and family
who had been residing here, moved
he first of the week to New Lexing-
on. Mr.. Thompson has resigned
lis position with the National Bis
.uit Co., and is now engaged in the
confectionery business at New Lex
ngton.
In all the world on stage or
Green, you have never seen any
hing like Uncle Toms CABIN"
win City Opera House, Aug. 21-22
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Funeral services for James ]
,ook, who died in the baggage car
f the train Wednesday of last
Jeek, while on his regular run, be-
ween Fair Oaks and Philo, were
eld at his late home in Parkers-
urg, Friday afternoon at o'clock.
nterment was made in Oak Grove
Marietta.
Uncle Toms Cabin" Harriet
,eecher Stoves immortal book.
reduced on a scale that dwarfs all
ther big pictures. Twin City Opera
louise, Aug. 21-22-23.
The missionary society of the
lain Street Church of Christ will
leet at the Water Works parE
'uesday evening at o'clock. Pro
ram to be followed by pot luck
upper for members and friends.
devotional leader, Amanda Smith;
rogram leaders, Mary Kendle and
-ertrude Carder; hidden answers,
'orest Perkins
The Voss electric washer now
My $88 Were 500. With the
9th birthday present and sold on
asy payments at Morris Hardware.
We are trying to help you.
Among the effects of the late D.
:. Chamblin, j. E. Martin of near
Ieigs found a freight receipt under
ate of December, 1864, issued b.
he Steamer GAINESVILLE, to Mason
father of d. Y. Cham
lin. The receipt called for freight
hargeS on money packages" and
signed by G. c. Morgan, clerk. NJ
'ayis was master of the boat
In all the world on stage or
Green, you have never seen any
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