Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-08-07

The Morgs
Women's and misses rubber sole
canvas oXfords, at Coulsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kirby and
daughter of Mt Vernon visited over
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Phillips.
Vote for James Barr and Miss
Vera Crawford, for Republican state
central committee, in the 18th dis
trict. (Pol. Ady.)
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Preston and
daughter motored here from Can
ton last week, for few days outing.
Miss Dorothy Devol went back with
them for a visit at their home
Coulson's are showing a big as
sortment of $5.95 silk dresses that
are just the thing for Chautauqua.
The Busy Bee Sunday school
class of Meigs Christian church,
will present the play, What Hap
PChSu W uuy dt luC mCtSS ' Ndl-
ley grange hall, Friday evening,
Aug. s, at $50.
You are invited to see the "Voss''
washer now being demonstrated at
Morris Hardware. Both the cleo
trio and motor driven. They seem
to be popular.
Mr.. Harry G.. Betz and son King
Betz are expecting to leave Friday
for Seattle, Wash, to join Mrs.
Betz, who has been spending sew
eral weeks in the west, with rela-
tives. They will likely be gone un-
til the middle of September, or per-
haps the first of October.
Vote for Miss Vera Crawford of
GAINESVILLE, for Republican state CEN
trail committee. i'm the 18th district.
Miss Crawford was born and reared
in Morgan county. (POI. Adv.)
The annual Parmiter reunion
which was to have been held at the
local fair grounds, has been post
poned on account of weather con-
ditions. etc.-Mrs. Bertha Par
miter, sec'y.
Emma Jettick. the up-to-date SIS
shoes, at Coulsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Porter and
daughter Miss Burdine of Canton
came Friday for "a visit with Mrs.
Porters father, Mr.. VIM White
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter returned home
Monday Miss Porter remaining for
thc week to visit her grandfather,
anG 10 attend Chautouqra.
The Frigidaire consumes sur
Drisingly little electric current. 1t
is very efficient, and Frigidaire uses
current only when operating. Watch
your meter and check the running
time.
Fire of undetermined origin COM
pletely destroyed the grand stand at
The Washington county fair grounds,
Tuesday. Loss $4,000. with S.
500 insurance. The flames spread
o the largest building on the
grounds, but were extinguished.
More Wolverine Cordovan Horse
lide shoes, at SO and $3.50, at Coul- I
on's.
Mrs. A. n. Kishler and two chill
lren Of New Lexington are visiting
lere with the formers mother, /
'Ostmaster Rosa M Fouts. DR.. /
<ishler's family and Mrs. Kish-
er's mother plan to leave Sunday |
or Lakeside, where they will spend |
week and a half at. the Mrs. B. |
T. Mills cottage.
Quite an assortment of CongoIeum
nd Armstrong; Accolac Quaker
'elt Rugs in sizes 9x15 and 9x12,
ffered at very special prices at
'oulsonfs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mcdaniel .
nd son Norwood Allen of BaIti- .
more. Md, came Monday for Wis /
with the formers parents, Mr.. /
nd Mrs. Ezra Mcdaniel of Malta,
nd other relatives. Mr. Mcdaniel !
5 assistant manager of the BaIti-
more office of the PENNSYLVANIA In
lemnity Corporation. They left (.
Wednesday for Pittsburgh, where
hey will visit with Mrs. McDan- /
els home people.
Hear the New Majestic in your
'Wn home without expense or oDli- I
cation on your part. CouIson+s Will
daddy give you free demonstra-
ion.
WILL OPEN CREAM STATION
Lindimore and Lawrence will
open cream station, Friday, Aug.
5, in the same quarters formerly
occupied, at back Of Lindimore gro
cry here. Highest cash price paid,
md cream may be tested while you
wait
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