Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-06-13

at, McColinelsviIle, Oh
Il Emmett A. Taylor |
Attorney-at-law
fsecond floor Jones Bldg. ]
] (Next to DR.. Kings office) =
McConnelsville. Ohio 7
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Mrs. Flora Deedrick went to Mt
Vernon Sunday, for a visit with her
son Mr.. Francis Deedrick, and fam
lily.
Our clearance sale prices on our
stock of spring coats means money
saving bargains for you.-White's.
Margaret Harlan, daughter of
Mrs Elizabeth Harlan of this place,
went Sunday to Cleveland to visit
her brother John Reed.
New summer shades in hosiery
and underwear. All the new models
are here.-White's.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Leggett and
two children of Chillicothe visited
here the week end with the fo.-
mer's parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.
Leggett.
Mems dress shoes. Work shoes
and children's shoes in our bargain
sement.-White's
Mrs. Ada Curran, proprietor of
the Malta hotel, left Tuesday for
Canton for a weeks visit with the
Wells family, whose daughter was
at one time a patient at Rocky Glen
sanatorium.
Wolverine cordovan horsehide
work shoes stay soft. Perfect fit.
Extra value work shoes, $1.98,
1925, $2.95.-White's.
Mrs. Anna Richardson and
grandson Delmer Richardson of
Columbus came Sunday to spend n
few days here visiting with the for
mer's son Mr. O. A. Richardson,
and other relatives,
Dresses. Good summery mater
ials. You'll like the dresses. You'll
like the price.-White's
Elmer Taylor, son of John Tay
lor of Malta, who is employed with
the R. G. Dun Co., and has been To-
Gated at GAINESVILLE, has been trans
ferred to Columbus, and began his
work there Monday.
Marriage of Miss Edith Newson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Newson of McConnelsville, to Mr..
Roland Higgins, 224 w. Third Ave-,
will take place at 10 a. m. Tuesday,
Newsom of McConnelsville, to Mr..
and Mrs. Higgins will live at 224
w. Third Ave-O. S. Journal.
Curtains, curtain drapery and
awning material the new things
you'll like.-Whites.
More than half the states Of the
union, it is said, are represented in
the June graduating class at Ohio
State University. Some 1850 stu
dents are prospective candidates for
degrees, bringing total for year to
more than 1900. McConnelsville
will be represented in the gradual
ing class by Helen Dickinson Stalk /
er. home economies; and Mary
Christine Gatewood, master Of arts
Mrs. A. E. Clark and son George /
Warman, of Windham, spent the
week end here with the formers
mother Mrs. B. F. Matson and /,
other relatives. Mrs. Clark has been !
re-empIoyed as supervisor of writ |
ing and art, in the Portage county |
schools. Her son Robert Warman
is teacher in the Palmyra high |
school and her other son George |
Warman has been attending college |
at Kent.
Mr.. Robert Drury who finished /
his sophomore year at Denison uni |
versity. last week, spent the week I
end here with his parents Mr.. and I
Mrs. Clarence Drury. He will not
return to Denison this fall, but will |
enter a law school, He has not |
fully decided as to which one. He |
and his brother Leonard Drury eX-
pect to leave next week on a pleas
ure and business trip combined, in
to the Virginias.
Mr. Kenneth D. Wood, 329 Ken
dal Place, and his daughters, Miss
Janet and Miss Lillian, have re-
turned from a motor trip to White
Sulphur Springs, w Va, Washing
ton and New York, where they Wis
tied Mrs Charles O'Hara (Eleanor
Wood. who has been residing there
since her marriage in April. Mrs.
Frederick Wood of New Haven,
Conn, returned with her father-in-
law and sisters-in-law to spend the
summer Mr. Frederick Wood, who
has been studying this winter at
Yale University, will join his wife
here next week.-O. S. Journal.
NOTICE
The Board of Education of Center
township, Morgan county, Ohio, will
hold their budget hearing, Friday
June 28, 1929, at / o'clock p. m.-
Board of Education. ]. d. Wilson,
Clerk