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

at, McC cColillelsvlIle. OF
II Emmett A. Taylor |
III Attorney-at-law
isecond door Jones Bldg. ]
+ Next to DR.. Kings office)
McConnelsville. Ohio
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie McGrath and
daughter of GAINESVILLE attended
| Memorial day exercises here.
l will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife, Cora
l.. Pierce.-Jesse Pierce. 23m3,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Morrow. and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barnhart, We're
down to spend Memorial day, and
visited with home people.
Save your pennies for the big one
cent sale starting Wednesday, June
19-Lennard Sears, The Rexall
Store.
Mr.. C. H. Robinson and wife OF
Roseville Rt. 1 were here Thursday
to spend the day with the latter's
mother Mrs. Harriet Huffman.
Buy your meats-fresh and cur
ed, at Dover Bros grocery.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. M. shafer of st.
Clairsville came the middle of last
week for few days visit here with
Miss Cora Whipple and Mrs. Ella
Cosgrave, and other friends.
Save your pennies for the big one
cent sale starting Wednesday, June
19.-Lennard Sears, The Rexall
Store.
Mr.. Frank Nell and daughter
Mrs. Kate Orahood of Columbus
have been visiting the formers son
Nell. ir., and family of Philo were
also down for Decoration day.
New shades and colors in novelty
straps and pumps, spike or cuban
heels. Sure Whites.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Holcomb
and two children of Athens, Mrs.
Hettie King of Columbus, Mrs. Jane
Wade, Mansfield, and Mrs. Rose
Benjamin. Columbus, were among
those from away who were in Nal
ia for Decoration day.
You can smooth the way on IRON
ing day with a new perfected SELL
heating iron, at Morris Hardware.
I desire in this manner to express
my appreciation for the kindness
shown to me, by the nice letters
and cards which l have received
from brothers and sisters of the
various oranges and from other
friends.-Mrs. C. c. Wilson.
Dresses with that snap and dash
that show you they're right, and az
prices that please.-White's
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest M. Hender-
son and friends Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Lockbaum. all of Columbus, were
among the Memorial day visitors
here. and also visited at the Jen-
kins home, near Malta, and with
Mr.. Henderson's parents Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles r. Henderson OF East
Bloom.
Mems dress shoes with soles that
wear. New lasts, perfect fit, and
only $5.-White's.
Mr.. Byron Whipple and son
Chase returned Friday to their
home at Canton, after a Decoration
day visit here with Mr.. Whipples
mother Mrs. Clara Whipple. The
latter accompanied them home TO:
a visit. May 80 being Mr.. Whipple's
birthday. his mother entertained
with family dinner in his honor.
The tennis shoes you want-Good-
rich, Hi~Press, mems, women S,
bows and girls. No higher in price
than the cheap ones.-White's.
Morgan grange will meet the ev-
enine of June 8. How shall we start
a boom? Suggestions from each one
nresent Taxation of real estate,
by Judge A. H. Mercer; discussion
on wool outlook, w. w. Barkhurst;
Why grangers stand on street IN
stead of coming to grange, b. Il.
Harris: discussion of bean beetle,
Clara Crosler.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M Stratton and
four children, Mrs. Stratton's moth
or Mrs. Annie Richardson, and Del
mer Richardson, of Columbus, came |
Thursday to spend Decoration day !
here with Mrs. richardson son |
Mr. O. A. Richardson and other rel
atives. Mr.. Stratton and family re-
turned home Thursday evening,
Mrs Richardson remaining for
longer visit.
Mr.. w. P. eastman and three
children and Mrs. Margaret Curran,
If Columbus, were down for Me-
day, and also visited several
laws with Mrs. Curran's mother
Mrs. Mary McGovern. Mrs. Clar-
ance Ritchey and children James
and Helen who had been visiting III
Columbus with Mrs Ritchey's son
George and daughter Miss Mary
Ritchey and other relatives, re
turned to their home IN Easl
Bloom. coming this far with Mr.
eastman. George Ritchey, who Is
employed with the Lazarus BROS