Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-02-27

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the home of Mrs. Leight's parent
Rev. and Mrs. L. B. Douglas.
! We have sold hundreds of Per
fection bed springs and have neve
| had a complaint. The best be-
spring in the world for SIS. W.
have the Ace, Rest-Rite, DeLux'
and several other makes, pricet
from 81 up.-Miller's Fnrnitur
Store.
The Glouster Press of Feb q
said: Bryan and Harmon Gormle.
of this city and Mrs. Jane Donald
son of GAINESVILLE spent Sunday il
Columbus with Hugh Gormley, a
ST. Francis hospital. Mr.. Gormely':
condition is reported as extremel,
critical, with death only matter o
short time.
General Electric refrigerators
are in use in 250,0O0 homes. No
one of these owners has ever spen'
cent for repairs or service. ASH
us for a free booklet telling you al
about the General Electric. We will
take your old ice box in on new
General Electric -Miller's Furni-
ture Store.
The GAINESVILLE Signal of Feb. p
carried the picture of Miss Ethel
Gerwick and two other young ladies
who compose the program commit
tee for the Y. w. c A. carnival to be
held in GAINESVILLE, Thursday even
ing, Feb 27. The affair marks one
of the big annual events taking
place under auspices of the \. W.
C. A.
Saturday evening Mr.. George Abel
of this place had some tools-also
his Sunday groceries, taken from
his machine, which was parked. Mr..
Abel had driven his machine down
street and after purchasing groceries
which he left in the car, parked the
machine near the Rainbow res
taurant, and later in the evening
when he went to it, found his tools
and groceries missing.
We will have sample showing
the Grown" construction used in
the living room suites we sell. This
construction is patented and is
used in the manufacture of good
high grade living room suites. We
want you to wait and see these beau
tiful comfortable suites we will
have on display this week. We have
rugs to match these suites. Mill
ler's Furniture Store.
Mayor and Mrs f. d. Shafer and
son Mr. Fred Shafer visited Sunday
in Columbus with Mrs. Shafer's sis.
ter Mrs. j. Z. Brown. Mrs Brown
who underwent a serious operation
some months ago, has fully recover
ed, and apparently is in very good
health. Mrs Brown and husband
Dr. j. Z. Brown plan to leave the
latter part Of this week for South
Carolina, where Dr.. Brown will take
a vacation.
GAINESVILLE papers announce that
the marriage Of Miss Laura Wright,
Dresden, and Vinson Richardson, OF
took place at l:3o
O'Clock Friday afternoon at Trinity
NJ f. parsonage, 526 North street
in GAINESVILLE, Rev. j. H. Kinney OF
fciating Mr.. Richardson is
miner, and for the present, it IS
stated, he and his bride will reside
at Dresden. Mr. Richardson is
uephew of c. b. Richardson OF
Bloom township and of M. M. Rich
ardson of McConnelsyille.
In the Beverly Dispatch of Feb.
20 reference was made to the fact
that through Beverly people in Co
lumbus, they were informed that
Robert Ridgley, son of Prof. and
Mrs. Clarence Ridgley of Logan, for
merly of Beverly, is attending Ohio
State University. His sister Mar
garet Ridgley graduates from Logan
high school with the class of 80.
Prof. Ridgley, father of these young
people, and who formerly was at
the head of the schools in McCOn-
nelsville, is nephew Of Miss Jen-
ME Fleming of this place.