Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-12-12

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HOME MARKETS
Markets changed Thursday, Dec. II
FURNISHED by Dover Bros.)
Wheat. .'.@
Hay. :. :. -. .lo.tO
Eggs, per dozen. ~
Butter. 20
Light Hens. -
Heavy Hens. ;. 10
Heavy Springers. :. ~
Light SprlngerS. ;. 10
Old Roosters 08
Kiddy Christmas Toys and Scarey
Ann Toys.-The Stanbery Pharmacy
A daughter was born Monday to /
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Cox OF Deer
field township.
More toys for less money. Come /
to our Toyland bargain basement
Whites.
Our bargain basement toyland Tor
more and cheaper toys.-Nhte's.
Mrs. Harry Maynard of Malta |
who was very i'll for some days, is |
improving.
The largest and cheapest line OF
new and fresh Christmas slippers,
in Morgan county.-White's.
Newest things in Perfume sets,
Vanity Cases, Compacts and VANITY
Books.-The Stanbery Pharmacy
MIR. and Mrs. l.. D. Walker who
have both been i'll for several weeks, ,
are improving.
Our lines of novelties and Christ
mas gift goods are bigger and better.
Whites.
Mrs. Nellie Filkill of GAINESVILLE
returned home Wednesday follow
ing a few days visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs j. +. Peck, OF the
Marietta road.
Holiday Wrapping Tinsel Cord,
Tinsel Ribbon. Ribbonzene, Tissue
Paper, white and in colors.-Ihe
Stanley | harmacy
Mrs. Alvin Rowland, near Br stol
ahurch, who underwent serious
1peration recently at Good Samarl-
tan hospital, GAINESVILLE, is doinS
we'll.
Mr.. Elmer A. Taylor who has been
Il for some time, is improving and
is a le to be out on the streets. Re-
port from the Mayo Bros clinic,
Rochester. Mimi, where Mr.. Taylor
had been is that his trouble is due
to apopleNy.
Christmas Seals. Tags, Cards,
Sticktrs, Address Labels, and Tis-
sue Paper The Stanbery Phar-
macy.
Mrs. Edith Fleming who is max
ing her home here tbs winter with
her sister in-law Miss Jennie Flem-
ing. went Tuesday to the Radium
hospital, Columbus, for treatment,
returning home the same evening. |
She was accompanied by her brother
Mr.. Fl. f. Smith of Marietta, the
trip being made by auto. |
Take notice of Boxell's fine dis
play of Christmas trees. Bulk hol-
ly, holly wreaths, cedar rOping, !
laurel roping and cemetery wreaths. !
1912 !
DR.. and Mrs. c.. E. Northrup and
son Wayne and Mrs Ann Shafer
went to Lowell Sunday evening and
heard part of the Messiah, which
was put on there in the high school
auditorium by the Marietta college
glee club, and some players from
the Marietta orchestra of which
Deane Northrup is a member.
See CONKLIN'S (2 in u Foun-
tain Pen and Pencil. Fountain Pen
and Automatic Pencil Sets.-The
Stanbery Pharmacy.
Miss Bertha Patton, former home
economies teacher in M M, who !
has been at Johns Hopkins hos
pital, Baltimore, Md, for treatment
for Hodgk ms disease, is better and
has returned to her home at Barnes
vile. The latest word is to the ef-
feet that she is able to be out and to
drive her car some.
At Boxell's you will find the fin
est lot of Christmas trees. Laurel
roping, pine roping, holly wreaths,
bulk holly, cemetery wreaths, and
plenty of decorative material. 1922
The boys master truck, at the
Malta Hardware Co. 1912
Barbara the six weeks old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Furey
(Iona Aber), GAINESVILLE, died Mon
day after short illness. Funeral
services and burial took place at
GAINESVILLE The childs half sister
Elizabeth Ann Pierson who is with
her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Aber here, is recovering from mas
told operation.
Apex cabinet radio, S94.7O, at
the Malta Hardware Co. 1902
Bernard Boone, aged 81 years,
of Marietta, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Boone, formerly of Jackson
township, Noble county, died re-
Gently following a hemorrhage OF
the lungs, after protracted cough
ing spell 1t is stated that during
the disastrous fire in Parkerburg he
was engaged in directing traffic and
contracted severe cold, his death |
following in less than SO hours.