Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-28

'nnelsville, Ohio, Thur
Hear the Apex Radio, at the Nal
Ia Hardware Co. 2Sn
Mrs. Margaret Bozman who re
S des here, has been in Newark, Wis
iting her son DR.. C. G. BoZman an
family.
Quad gas ranges at $22 to $85, a
the Malta Hardware Co. 2Sn
Miss Catheryn Sharp, student a
Western College for Women, Ok
ford, will spend Thanksgiving wit
her roommate, at Louisville, Ky.
New Christmas slippers for all tn
family. y.-Coulsons
Mr.. ]. K. Bingham of the Cit,
restaurant made a week end visit il
Akron, with his son Ralph who /
employed in the office of the Good
year Company.
Myers house pumps and sinks, a
the Malta Hardware Co 28n:
A news item of Nov. 21 from st
Marys, w. Va, said: Rev. j. G
Kane, who has been pastor of th'
ST. Marys Presbyterian church fo1
three years, has resigned and will
go to Nanticoke, Pa, to take ;
charge
See the Apex Radio, at the Malt:
Hardware Co. 28n:
A news item from Waterford
said: Clarence Sharp of Duncan
Falls has sold his farm southwest
of Waterford and adjoining his
fathers George Sharp's farm, te
John Hall who has been living on &
farm just below Beverly.
Boys school shoes, $3.50 to SO
at Coulsons.
A debate will be given in the towr
house at Bishopville, Friday even
ing, Nov. 20. The affair is being
sponsored by the Bishopville Com
munity club, and some of the best
talent in that locality is scheduled
to take part. Everyone invited tC
attend.
Fancy Gas Globes in colors, at
the Malta Hardware Co. 28n2
Reappointments of officers and
non-commissioned officers in the r
o. r. C. brigade at Ohio State uni
versity, said to be the largest in the
country, include from McConnels-
vile, Eric Dougan, staff sergeant in
field artillery.
High top galoshes. sliding fas-
teners, $1.95, at Coulson's.
a. NJ, elected the following officers
for the coming year: W. NJ, r. c
S. w, @. r. Davis: j.
w. A. w Black burn; Treas, J. j.
S. D., r. S Henry; j. D.,
H. f. Moody; Tyler, f. G. Camp
bell The newly elected officers
will be installed Dec. u
Save 1-3 your fuel bill with a
Florence Circulator, from the Malta
Co. 2Sn2
Mr.. Howard Gheen of Malta and
Miss Lena Dusenberry of South
GAINESVILLE. were married Saturday
in GAINESVILLE at the home of the
groom's cousins Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Rev. j. H. Kinney per-
formed the ceremony. They will
reside in Malta, where Mr.. Gheen
is employed with the Malta Manu-
featuring Co.
Miss Etha Hardesty of Cleveland
home folks in Bristol township She
leaves Thursday for New York City,
on a few days pleasure trip, Miss
Hardesty has position in Cleve-
land, in the treasury department Of
the New York Central railroad, and
is taking her vacation.
See Coulson's fancy galoshes, in
and ladies', at Coulson's
The case of C. S. Rowland of
Caldwell, r. F. D., VS.. John McWil-
liams of Caldwell, in which the for
mer won judgment of $3.50 for
commission due him for buying wool
for the latter, was carried to the
court of appeals by McWilliams, and
was argued in that court at Cald-
we'll last week. Judge J. q. Lyme
Rowland, and argued
the case before the court of appeals
An Oil painting of Maurice H.
Donahue, late United States circuit
court judge, and formerly a New
Lexington citizen, has been present
ed to the United States circuit court
of appeals at Cincinnati. The por-
trait is a gift to the court by the
family of the late Judge Donahue,
and it was presented on behalf Of
he family by Hugh l.. Nichols, for
mer Chief Justice of the Ohio su-
preme court.
Noble county friends have just re-
ceived word of the death of Mrs.
Sarah Loveall Heddleson, aged 80