Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-20

no pimpleS, feeling OF DuOydnCy Ahe
childhood days you must get at the cause.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like calomel-yet
have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome con-
situation. Take nightly and note the
pleasing results. Millions OF boxes soio
yearly. 15c. 30c, 6Oc. All Druggists.
New sunburn pumps, at Coulson's.
Mrs. Emma Nixon, near Malta,
left Tuesday for Oberlin, where she
will visit two weeks with her daugh-
ter Mrs. H. M. Baxter.
Plenty of onion sets.-Dover Bros.
Robert Norris of Malta and
Dwight Miller of this place visited
the week end with the formers
mother Mrs Name Rogers and 9TH
er relatives, at Akron.
/ We buy your produce.-Dover
/ Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sheridan and
son Frank of Portsmouth motored
here Sunday and visited the formers
sister Mrs w c. Campbell and 9th
er relatives.
Mrs. GLADYS Link who under
went an operation recently at White
| Cross hospital, Columbus, for goltre,
was able to return Monday TO her
home in Malta. She is doing well.
Mrs. Jacob Heintzelman who re-
sides below Malta, is still suffering
from the effects OF fall she sus-
tanned some weeks ago. in which
the upper part of her right arm was
badly injured.
New Emma Jetticks-the best SIS
shoe for women.-Coulson's.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Northrup and
daughter Rosemary of Columbus
| have been spending their vacation
here with their home people, DR..
and Mrs. C. Z. Northrup and Mr..
and Mrs. Jno. D. Erwin. Mr.. Nor
thrup is a medical student at the Q.
| S. U.
New work shoes, $3.50 to IS, at
Coulson's.
Miss Frances Miller of Malta sue
ceeds Miss Leah Ferguson as book
keeper at the Robinson Bros. gar
age. The latter resigned her posi-
ton there to accept the position as
booEkeeper with the kincaid CheY
rolet Co Miss Ferguson succeeds
James Hupp, resigned. Mr.. Hump,
who has been here several years, IS
not fully decided as to his future.
Choice meats-fresh and cured,
at Dover Bros.
Mrs. John Donehoo and Miss Ev
elyn Dewitt of the farm bureau Of
flee, spent the week end in Colum-
bus. Mrs. Donehoo attended the
Mother and Daughter banquet, Sat
urday evening at Capital university,
of which her daughter Miss Dorothy
DOnehOo is a student, and who also
is employed in the field representa-
tive's office of that college.
New Nunn-Bush oxfords-shoes
of merit and quality, at Coulson's. !
The Fred Noyes farm of 65 acres,
in Meigsville township, formerly the ,
Jas. Singree place, has through !
Everett Ethel, real estate. agent
Spratt station, Charlottesville local /
ity. Mr.. and Mrs. Spratt Della T
McGonaglel will occupy it as their
home. Fred Noyes expects to locate I
about the first of April, in McCon- A
nelsville
New Friendly Fives for young
men, at Coulson's.
Mrs. John Betz who has beer
spending the winter in Florida, I
arrived at her home here Sunday. |
Enroute north she stopped for Wis |
it of about two weeks, at Cincin- I
natl with her daughter, Mrs. W. H.
Gray, and at Newark with d. &. !.
Betz and family. Her daughter Miss /
Alta Gilliland who was with her IN /
the south, is still at Miami, Florida, I
FOR a few weeks.
New spring footwear for misses
and children.-Coulson'
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Adrean figur- (
ed in a slight auto accident Sunday, I.
when their machine upset at the
sharp turn near the Clarence Smith I
residence at the head of Happy
Hollow road. They We're on their
way home from Stockport and their
car skidded in the loose gravel, up
setting in ditch. Mrs. Adrean sui
fered a small cut in her forehead
n ,ph II ,fyf, u
New spring oAfords for boys, at
Rev. G.. D. Clifford Of Malta IN
forms us that when he was calling
at the Robert Wetherell home on
Echo hill recently, he was shown
TWO copies of the Cincinnati Ga
zette, one issued in July OF 1891,
and the other in September, 1881.
The first contained an account or
the injury to President James a.
Garfield, at the hands Of an as
5assin, and the second contained an
account Of President Garfield's death
which occurred at Long Branch, y.
Does it not concern you if one
grocery pays more taxes
than four chain stores combined?
See free coupon page five.
A Hi-Y club has been organized in
VI. & NJ high school. under the
of Rev. G.. w. Stoneburn-
er. The purpose of the club is TO
'reate. maintain and extend through
1ut community, high standards OF
Christian character. Membership is l.
open to the upper classes in the