Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-10-10

McConnelsville, Ohio,
4 Emmett A. Taylor
Attorney-at-law
feecond floor Jones Bldg.
(Next to DR.. Kings office)
McConneIsville. Ohio
Miss Emma Lee Stewart visite
the week end in Newark with Mr.
Herbert Ross.
White Front for value prices O
| blankets, robes, comforts and hon
made comforts
Among those from here attendin
college is Miss Eula Maze, who
at the O. u, Athens.
Children's coats and dresse
boys wash suits, special price
White Whites.
Mr.. Theo. Hax, divinity studer
at Capitol university. Columbu
visited here the week end wit
Miss Yula Zell
Goodrich Hi-Press rubber
mems, boys and children's foo
wear. Bargain basement.-White'
BY the terms Of the will of Cha
lotte White, late of Marietta, all
her property is beQueathed to he
husband George White.
You get perfect fit. better style
and more value in Tri-Point trea
arch support shoes, Whites.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Long {
YOUNGSTOWN came last week for
visit with the formers parents NJ
and Mrs NJ. l.. Ralph, near Neell
vile.
New fall styles in dresses. in
range Of prices that appeals t
everyone Whites.
GAINESVILLE papers state that Clal
ence E. Allen was admitted to BE-
thesda hospital for an operation. H
formerly resided in Meigsville towI
ship
Magician Birch and his assistan
Fred Whitehouse returned Saturda
night from Kentucky, where Nj
Birch gave several entertainments
all to good sized crowds.
Mr.. Elmer Taylor who has bee
employed with the r. G. Dun Mel
camille agency. has resigned his pc
sition, and came to the home of h
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. \. Taylo
of Malta. He plans to attend co.
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tompkins Q
Athens, who visited here last Wee
with the formers sister Mrs. Lo
Hanson and family. returned hom
Friday, accompanied by Mr., w. 5
Tompkins who will visit for Will
with his son and family.
William Allen and Donald Mac
attended the O. S. L. Wittenber
football game Saturday at Columbus
They were accompanied home b
Oran Patterson who is employed i
Columbus. Patterson returned t
Columbus Sunday.
The first colt ever sired by Jac
quentin, No 1&S194, Montgomery
new Percheron stallion, sold recent
ly for $3.50 as a yearling, weighin
over 1900 pounds. Jacquentin wi
make a fall season October ], 1928
3o2
Miss Juanita Trout, daughter 0
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Trout Of Gays
port, and ]. Lloyd Barr, son of Nj
and Mrs Lewis Barr, GAINESVILLE
were married Sunday at Muncie, Ind
They will reside in Muncie, wher
Mr. Barr has employment.
Mrs. Goldie Betz. district secre
tary of the young peoples mission
airy work of the Methodist Episcora
church, who attended distric
group meeting last week at Cald
we'll. went Tuesday of this week t
Byesville to attend a board meeting
Mr.. Charles Mccoy has sold hi
property over Sandy bank, t
Charles Pettibone. Leo Mccoy VIII
is living in the Mccoy property, ha
purchased Of Mrs. c. L. Alderman
the property on Kennebec hill nov
occupied by James Hupp. Mr.. Nc
Coy does not plan to move to hi
new property before next April
Daniel Hearing, aged S5 years
died last Thursday night at hi
home in Dresden, following an i'll
ness Of general infirmities. Tn
body was removed to the Hearin:
undertaking parlors in Zanesvill
where il remained until Sunday
Funeral services were held Sunda
afternoon at two O'Clock, at tn
Zion church in Portersville.
Nr. j. T. Torbert and Supt. Pol
lock Of Sebring left Sunday after
noon Tor thelr homes, dlter HdNlI
spent about day here with tn
formers mother Mrs. j. S. Torber'
Sunday afternoon Mr.. Torbert at
tended a meeting of the Chautau
qua directors Plans are alread
under way for the Silver Jubile
ChautauQua, which will be held t.
coming season.
Frank ". Eakin, aged 20 year:
lifelong resident of Beverly, die
there Oct. 2 He is survived by Oh
sister Mrs. +. a. Morris wit
whom he made his home, and tW
brothers, Charles Eakin Of Colun
bus and George Eakin Of Chicago
Mr. Eakin was member of tn
Methodist church at Beverly, an
Of the Masonic lodge BY occupa