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 AY MN THE DARK

Yours respectfully. Clement Con- aldine"
 Dr. Lytton had given a copy of the letter to the police, and when it was read at the inquest with the parts referring to MT Perle omitted) it had removed all suspi- cion that Hallie might have been accessory to Lester's murder. That had been two weeks ago. It was becoming imperative that Grannock should be told of his brother s death. And there had been no news of Hallie.
 Probably she imagined that in spite of Grannock's blindness he must have been made aware of the full details of the tragedy and that he knew now at last what she had hidden from him.
 Dr. Lytton was sitting with Gran [ mock in his hotel room one after noon, when the telephone rang.
 "A Miss Rose Conaldine to see MT. Grannock," said the clerk.
 Lytton repeated the message.
 Ask her to come up," said Gran neck. His voice shook.
 "Ill get out, old man." said Lyt- ton. And look here, Grannock, f there may be-Miss Conaldine may bring news that will upset you"
 Lytton opened the door to the girl who come in
 But, good heavens, you're not l is your name Conaldine?"
 He saw her color change. She was very blonde.
 T beg your pardon" Lytton stam- mered, but we were expecting an- other Miss Rose Conaldine. You are a relative, of course"
 Well, yes. in way. Are you no, of course. this is MT Grannock.
 Grannock was on his feet by now.
 T have come to see you. You see I was brought up to believe that Clement Conaldine was my father. And I've done very wrong. I've no business to come worrying you after you've had such awful trouble. But they told me at the Broom House that she might perhaps be here with you-the other Rose Con- aldine."
 If you require the address Of the Miss Conaldine I know said Grannock, evidently bewildered, II can't give it to you. As to the rest of what you said, don't follow you"
 Lytton made violent signs to the little blonde.
 "Oh gasped the girl, crimson ing. "Oh, am SOFT if-but I never imagined-"
 "Lytton." said Grannock, there's been something you've been keeping from me. Something
 "Old man, it's nothing about your Rose-nothing. It's only that Lester has been getting into trouble. He well, he had a row with someone
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-11
HON. WILLIAM
 D. UPSHAW NOW
 LAUDS SARCON

Few men in America are known to more people from coast to coast l than William D. Upshaw, former Congressman from the Fifth (At- lanta) District of Georgia. During -his eight years in Washington he attained national prominence. A well known national magazine de- scribed him as "the most amazing man in Congress"
 Obeying a grateful impulse be- cause of the great physical bless ing received through the use of Sargon MT. Upshaw writes that he is simply doing unto others as he would have them do unto him in making the following voluntary statement:
 My first experience with this re- markable invigorator came in the summer of 1928, when Sargon was brand new. I was suffering from nervous debility and an alarming physical depletion as the result of over work on the lecture platform, and really feared I would not have strength enough to get me through the political campaign of July and August. Unbelievable as it may seem, two bottles taken with the Sargon Pills simply made me over After the most hectic speaking campaign through which I ever passed, I came out actually feel- ing far stronger than when I be- gan.
 Later, rusnlng away on another busy speaking tour covering several States, I did not perserve in the daily use of the medicine until my system was thoroughly cleansed, with the result that twice since then II found myself again suffering from general debility, constipation and dizziness, and each time the Sargon combination has cleared me up and left me feeling tip-top.
 Living now in the aftermath of those refreshing experiences, am moved by common gratitude to heartily commend this wholesome and effective medicine to every body whose run down condition calls for complete restoration"
 Butler -Mauro Drug Co.,, Agents.
 adv.
 Play Indoor Golf at The Alaskan Hotel. (adv)
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Hawkesworth said, will be chosen from schools throughout the Terri tory. Transportation will be paid by the Exposition Commission.
 The United States plans to fea- ture Alaska in it's participation in the exposition. Gov. Parks has been asked to assemble a representative all-Alaska display, and he in turn, has called on the Chambers of Commerce and ohter organizations to cooperate in this work.
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1T want to hear you first-beforc I see you"
 Do you forgive me, my dearest love?"
 He caught her to him, turned ur her face to his and looked at her Looked and looked again. "Yes," he whispered. Yes, you are lovely, my ivory rose. And you've come home" Copyright, 1880, by Roy Vickcrs)
 THE END.
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ATTENTION EASTERN STARS

Juneau Chapter Nop ', O. E. S. will hold a regular meeting Tues day evening, Nov. 11th at 8 pm This will be a step-up meeting All members and visiting members are urged to attend.
 LILY M. BURFORD,
 Worthy Matron
 FANNY L.. ROBINSON, adv. Secretary Play Indoor Golf et The Alaskan Hotel. (adv.)
 ~
 Dell E. Sheriff, Alaska's Tuner now here. Phone Cliff Apartments
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who turned out to be Clement Con- aldine. You know, the man who was wanted for murder years ago.
 He drew a shaky breath.
 And you say that Conaldine was no, he wasn't your father?"
 The girl broke into tears.
 First MT. Perle said he was, all though he didn't marry my moth er," she sobbed T was shown a letter from him to MT. Perle saying that I was to have sopae of his mon- ey. Only we shared it-"
 "Who?"
 MT. Perle and l." She fought with her tears. T believe MT Perle stole-embezZled- lot of it years ago and all he did like bringing me up to believe it was mine was just his devilish way of getting it back. He reckoned, you see, that I'd do anything rather than give it up But now he's disappeared and peo- ple-some other lawyers-are asking questions-and I simply must find his daughter and give what is left of it back to her"
 Grannock tried in vain to stem the torrent.
 "He told me 1lrst, the devil that he didn't know where she was and then after the murd-after it was al made public about Clement Con- aldine she came to see him and arranged that we were to share the money. Only really, Perle planned to get nearly all my share. And then he disappeared. And can't find her from his address-book eith- CT under Conaldine or Ellesnore
 "Ellesmore?" salu Grannock.
 Why, yes-that was her name, wasn't it? The name Rose called herself by until only short time ago? It was under that name that she trained to be a nurse'
 "Lytton!"
 Its all right, old man-it's all right. You were bound to know some time"
 He strode across the room as GTannock put up hand and pulled at his bandages.
 "IJullofn shouted Ivttor
 Yes" said Grannock. "Yes, I can see you, doc"
 Weeks later Dr. Lytton finally had found Hallie, but his efforts to get her to return to Grannock had been futile.
 Can you honestly assure me he wants me, now that he knows am the woman who blinded him?" she had asked.
 And Lytton had been forced to admit, wretchedly, that Granock had said nothing at all about her.
 Then Hallie. had come to him one day, radiantly happy.
 He does want mel" she cried He advertised as he promised, when we first met on the cliff" She held out a newspaper. In the personal column were the words "To the Ivory Rose-Come Home"
 It was dusk when they met, as it had been on the first night. The ivory rose was in her hand but Grannock put it aside when she dumbly held it out to him,
 Say something to me-" he be- sought her, his own voice shaking.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-27
CHEVALIER-STR

Maurice CheNalior, the big hap
piness boy from Paris. whose follow
ers arc legion in America, scored a
knockout with audiences at the
Strand theater Yesterday when he
appeared in his third American
made picture, Paramount's The Big
Pond" a comedy drama with music.
1t will be offered again today and
Wednesday.
It's built 10 order for Mr.. and Mrs.
Average Fan and all the little Fans.
And here's a tip-it's Chevalier's
fayoritc OF the trio which COM
prises "Tnnocents of Paris" The
Love Parade" and The Big Pond"
To appreciate the Significance of
this favoritism bear in mind that
ChevaHer. in addition to being a
very great artist, is also a very
great Snowman. It was his show
manship as much as his artistry that
made him the outstanding figure of
the European stage before Jesse L..
Lasky persuaded him TO come to
America and the talking screen.
The songs are knoskouts sung IN
the famous Chevalier manner. The
hit number is "You Brought a New
Kind OF Love 10 Me-
On Thursday the entire program
changes and brings as the talhle at
traction CLANCY In Wall Street" a
comedy. hi+ x1-itF Charlie Murray an Il
New Britain herald., 1930-05-27

son OF love and courage with all
who have seen 1t.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
a double feature program extraordi-
nary, John Barrymore, Americas
most distinguished actor, in The
Man From Blankley's" and Troop
ers Three that rollicking hilarious
comedy from the pen of Guy Empey.
Will be the attractions at the Cap
itol theater.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-27
best seen today in top-notch vaude-

best seen today in top-notch vaude-
vile.
The appearance OF the famous
girls orchestra marks the opening
of a seasons program which will
bring many OF the most popular
combinations in the country to the
Bristol park during the summer.
New set pieces, moving and sta
tionary. will be the features of the
fireworks display which will top the
Memorial Day program at Com
pounce Friday. a selected band con-
New Britain herald., 1930-05-27
MRS TAFT GOING ABROAD

New York. May II tPt-Mrs, vii
liam Howard Taft, widow of tbs
late chief justice. will sail from New
York for Naples Thursday on the
liner Saturnia accompanied by AS
sociate Justice George Sutherland OF
the supreme court and Mrs. Suther-
land; James Beck, congressman
from Pennsylvania and Mrs. BecK'
New Britain herald., 1930-05-27
LAKE CONIPOLNCE

\ dance program which will prob
ably rival the best offered at any
ballroom in the country has been
prepared by Bobbie Grice for her 4
red haired girl musicians at Lake
Compounce in Bristol Wednesday
night, May IS.
Bohbie leads her group in the
dancing acts which are equal to the
New Britain herald., 1930-05-27
The rest OF the schedule will be made
Ea>e Is Postponed

The rest Of the schedule will be made
Up later.
Case Is Postponed
The case OF Joseph PoroWski, II,
Of 63 Church street, Bristol, charg-
cd with criminal negligence in con-
necuon with the death of Richard
H. Madigan of New Britain in an au-
tomobile accident on May "A, was
postponed until Tuesday at the reg
ular weekly court session of the
town court held this morning.
Garden Club Meeting
4 meeting OF the Plainvillc Gar
den club will be held Thursday eve
ming at O'Clock at the home OF
Mrs. Frank Usher of - Pennington
avenue, All persons interested IN
gardens and flowers are invited 10
be present. The club will be opened
20 charter members until June J.
At a meeting of the club held last
Wednesday evening at the odd
Milestone" the bylaws and constitu-
ton were passed upon. The club has
successful and interesting Year,
PIainyille Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. Everett A Temple
ere receiving congratulations upon
the birth Of a daughter. Beverly
Hope, horn at the New Britain Cen
craI hospital carly Sunday morning,
Mrs. Temple was Miss Hope Farrar
before her marriage last June.
Mrs Brayton Tompklns Of Broad
street Is spending several weeks with
relatives in Kansas City.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Methodist church will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Agnes Faulon Of West
Main street tomorrow afternoon at
= 80 O'Clock. The missionary society
Will be IN charge OF the program,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-27

and Miss Maria Heron, Mrs. TAFT $
sister.
Mrs. Taft and Miss Heron VIII
spend three or four months in Italy.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-27

cert and a dance in the evening at
the Casino will complete the list of
holiday specialtics.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-27
COTTON FUTURES STEADY

New York, May 27 Pl-Cotton
futures opened steady; July 1903;
October 1894; December 1900; jan
uary 1929. New contracts-Octo-
Der 1853; December 1916; January
147c; March 14.91.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-27

Plainviue- Williams St off Farm
inEton A1e.-9rd floor. THO family
house, All modern convenIcnccs. Ca
rage. Tel 565-5.-adNr.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-27
SICK HEADACHE STOMACH GAS
Draw Them Out By the "Roots"

much waste that must be cleared
away. 90 1t is one OF the few
nrsparauons that IS complete in cor
recting constipation. II is gentle
and Vet thorough in It's action upon
not merely ono. but several Of the
chief organs Of elimination.
That THANH partial action is
why % manv fortunate men AMI
women have found that FlaxoItn
helps 70 clear the intestinal canal
50 much more completely When
ALI IS we'll" hack comes YOUR keen
appetite and 1he full JOY OF l1f@.
on 100. Will SAY. Now, l hno7.
hoa o draw ont sick headaches and
ga hy the roots"
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gram Of vaudeville will also be fea-
tured.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-27

USE HERALD CLASSIFIED Al
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PLAINYILLE NEWS

tContinucd from Page Seven1
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-05-29
M. & Nj. Students At State
Judging Contest

Boys in the Vocational Agricul-
ture department at M. & M. high
school were in Columbus May 23-24,
at state Judging contest, for voca-
tional agriculture students. Between
1900 and 1900 vocational agricul-
ture students participated in the two
day program. Four judging teams
from the M. & M. vocational agri.
culture department attended. They
were a general livestock Judging
team, a dairy cattle Judging team, a
sheep Judging team and a wool judg-
ing team. Members of the general
Livestock team consisted OF
Orville Earich, Donald Finley, Don
aid Mccormick and Allan Stewart
Those on the dairy cattle judging
team were: George Barrett, Carlton
Henderson, Robert Cordray and Darl
Finley. The wool Judging team con-
sisted of Robert Beatty, Birdwell
Barrett, Robert Barkhurst and
Ralph Sawyer. Robert Barkhurst re-
presented the department in the
sheep Judging contest. Premiums Of
fered amount to $4,000 in trips.
trophy cups, banners, medals and
ribbons. Results Of the contest have
not beeen received
During the two day program the
group visited various places of in
terest in and about Columbus. These
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-05-29

Grace of Akron, and Mr.. and Mrs
Lew Pickering of Dover, were guests
| last week of their brother VIM
Pickering and wife. Mrs. Melissa
! Young who has been the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Rilla McVeigh, re-
turned to Stockport, Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. 0. e. Berkley of Malta
spent Sunday at the home of L. M.
Ryan and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Denzil Frame of Philo were guests
of the latter's father, Arthur Hos
ON, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar How
ell of GAINESVILLE, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Gheen of Neelyvile were
Sunday guests at the home of Mrs.
Lizzie Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Tenant and children spent Sunday
with the formers mother, Mrs.
George Tenant. Miss Evelyn
Mummey is spending a few days
with her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs
J. M. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Young of Malta were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Sells.
Sunday Mrs. Mary Schlicher, Mrs.
Cyrus Severns, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Henthorne and son Frank and Miss
Rogers of GAINESVILLE, were calling
on friends here, Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Emory of Norwich were
the guests of the latters parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore, Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-05-29
WHITE PIGEON

Sunday, May IS, two sons of En-
NETT Scott and wife had a birthday
Dana Lee, age four, and Dale, TO-
In their honor their mother baked
each nice cake, and candles were
used. Jesse Aber and family, Kate
and Geo. Aber, Gus Abel and family
of McConnelsville, VIM. Best and
wife of Malta route, and Clyde Best
and family of near West Liberty.
were present to help celebrate, and
a pleasant day was spent, which will
be long remembered by those two
youngsters. Agnes Drake has re-
turned home, after spending some
time at the Branson Miller home,
during the sickness and death os
their father, Jerome Miller Mrs.
Mary McElfresh is spending a few
days with Mrs. Lizzie Ham. Lar
mer Marshall and family of Winter
Haven, Fla, Mrs. Morgan Vickroy
of Stockport and Frank Strahl and
family of Malta township, spent
Sunday Afternoon at Everett McIn-
turf's. Clyde landslide and wife,
Parker Sands and wife, and Lindley
Sands, spent Sunday afternoon on
their farm, here. Ed Griest and
family of Chaneyville visited Geo
Shanks and wife, Sunday /. Edith
McInturf and John Fouts of Nc
Connelsville were Sunday dinner
guests of G.. B. McInturf and family
This neighborhood was pretty
we'll represented at an all day meet
ing at Antioch. Sunday. Mrs. Lydia
Parsons and Mrs. McElfresh attend
ed church at Pennsville, Sunday
and spent the remainder of the day
at the Clement Parsons home.
John Drake and family spent Sun
day afternoon at r. B. Pierpoint's
of Todds. Mrs. Floyd McInturf and
little son have returned to theii
home at New Philadelphia. They
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-05-29
HOPEWELL

quite a little frost Monday morn
ing and raining little Tuesday.
Here's hoping it may rain enough
to wash the dust out of the eyes OF
the "taters," so they can see how to
start the little ones. Misses Meta
and Oneida Miller of Pleasantville
spent few days this week at the
d. L. Wilson home. j. d. Hill and
family moved from GAINESVILLE to the
C. e. Murphy farm near here, re-
Gently. Mrs. Sarah Miller and
daughter Mrs. Carl Hosom and d.
l.. Wilson attended the funeral OF
Jerome Millepat Wolf Creek, last
Friday. E. E. Miller of McConnels-
vile was through here last Mon
day buying wool, paying % cents
per pound. Corn planting which
was handicapped quite a bit on ac-
count of the extremely dry weather,
is at last thing of the past. This
speck of the universe, well, after
we take squint and another squint
at the many "sod-busted'' fields, we
can't help but think that a large
acreage has been planted, but those
corn-fed Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
Corn Borer" may set up house
keeping in your corn field and in a
short time raise baby cartful Or so
of youngsters. All hankering for a
grand fill-up, of corn juice, by the
time the corn boring season is here
yep" and the old bugs will be
trying to blame it all on the young
sters. Robert Embree and family
of GAINESVILLE spent few days re-
Gently at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Carr.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-05-29
STOCKPORT RT. 9

Sunday school June /, at Mt. Oil
vet, at $50 a. M, with preaching
following Everyone welcome. A
large crowd attended East Windsor
grange, Friday evening, Mr.. Massey
and Meigsville grange attending,
giving the third and fourth degrees
to class of eight. Refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served.
A social good time was had by all
present. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Com
stock and Mr. and Mrs James Rear
idon of Columbus visited recently
with Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Watson
L.. M. Ryan visited Saturday and
Sunday with relatives at Parkers-
burg and Rockport, w. Va. Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Henderson, and son
Jay were guest OF relatives near
Lower Salem, last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Pickering and daughter
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-05-29
TIGHrNER RIDGE

w. III. GeddeS, Miss Kathryn Ged-
des and Carl Smith of Newark, call
ed on Mrs. Anna Geddes and Mr.. and
Mrs Emmett Geddes and baby, re-
Gently. Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Coul-
son spent Sunday at Edgar Mich
ener's, Of Todds.. Miss Evalina
Startling spent Sunday with Carol
Fox. VIM. Walker and family and
Carl Walker and family spent Mon
day evening at the Geddes home
here Mrs. Caroline Mills has beer
helping care for Miss Edith Yarnell
of Tabor, who has been real sick,
but is some better at the time OF
this writing. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mercer and family of Crooksville,
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scott
spent Sunday at Alvin Mercer's of
route one Donald Daugherty and
Mr. and Mrs. James Cox and family
of Marietta, spent the week end at
Riley Daugherty's. They were ac-
companied home by Miss Bessie
Daugherty.
Live Wire 4-H Food Club
The reorganization of the Live
Wire All Food cub. was held at
the home of the leader, Miss Elda
Fox, Tuesday, May 20. The follow
ing officers were elected for the
year 1880: President, Doris Ged-
des; vice pres, Maxine Startling
sec'y. Alice Cheadle; treas, Vera
Michener; recreation leader, LIE,
nora Cheadle; news reporter, Louise
O'Neal. Other members are: Caro-
Fox, Evalina Startling, Vena Geddes
Dorothy Geddes, Bessie Michener
Oneita Newton. The remainder o.
the time was spent in playing
games. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Louise O'Neal
! June s.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-05-29

Gene and Eldon who visited few
days last week with her sisters
Mrs. c. NJ. Newberry and Mrs. E. j
Ross. returned Sunday to her home
near Hackney. Gene remained fol
a longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs D. S. Van Fossen
Mrs. Larmar Marshall, Mrs. r. w
Dewitt, Mrs. w. r. Choguill, Mrs
J. l.. Henery, Ida Scott, Mrs. w. HI
Broomhall Mrs. Harley Mercer
Miss Mary Hook, Mrs. Clara Hook
Mrs. Clara Kinney, Mr.. and Mrs
Harris Phillips. Mrs. H. L. Henery,
Mrs. Robert Durbin, Mrs. A. D.
4 Blind and Mrs Fred James attend
ed the o. e. S. inspection of the
Beverly chapter, Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mason and son
Billie visited Sunday with Misses
Bertha Climena Barnett of Water
/, ford
w. S. Stoneburner who was ad-
mitted to Bethesda about a week
ago, was able to return to his home
here Monday Mr.. Stoneburner is
still very poorly.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Choguill and
daughter Helen visited over the
week end with their daughter, Kath-
ryn at Ohio Wesleyan.
, Nj. p. Church
Sunday school at $50. We'd
nesday evening prayer service at
1880 p. m.
Christian Church
/ Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Donald Van Fossen left Monday
for Washington, d. c., to visit his
uncle John Basin and family. He
was accompanied by Rev. J. w.
Eaton, who will visit his daughter
in Winchester, Va. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Dover of McConnelsville visit
ed one day last week with their
daughter Mrs. Robert Durbin and
! family. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
/, Longbrake and family of Amanda
visited the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. w. Bishop OF
Newton Ridge. and with her brother
C. R. Bishop and wife. Mrs. Henry
Abbott and daughter Agnes OF
GAINESVILLE, and Mrs. Robert Abbott
and two children of Somerset, were
guests of friends and relatives here
recently. Robert James of Cantor
was an over Sunday guest of rela.
tives. Homer Hook of Columbus
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Henery, and with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hook. Dor
othy McGrew of Chesterhill was 9
week end visitor of Thelma Douth
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlyn Maynard anc
family of Marietta are guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. May
nard. Mr.. and Mrs. Denzil Frame
of Philo, were Sunday guests o1
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith. The
eighth grade commencement viii
be held at the high school auditor
ium, Monday, June 2, at O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred James had as
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
James and daughter, and the lat
ter's parents, of Shreve. Mrs. Chas
Hubbel, GAINESVILLE, visited Saturday
with her brother, Chas. Parsons
and wife Miss Julia Kinney who
has been teaching in GAINESVILLE
visited Saturday with Mrs. Clara
Kinney. Mrs. Reed Brookover anG
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-05-29

berry, who will, spend the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Wright, at
Buckeye Lake.
Geo. Stollar who was taken very
i'll last week, is slightly improved.
Mrs. Chas. Drake and two sons