Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-05-22

Mr.. Chas. Fox of this place whose
illness was mentioned last week, is
showing improvement.
Special clearance sale prices on
all ladies', misses and children's
spring coats, at Coulson's.
Miss Olive kincaid Of Dayton Wis
tied here Sunday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M, Kincaid.
Free-a complete decorating out
fit with the purchase of a 60c can
of Rogers rapid drying enamel
The Stanbery Pharmacy.
Miss Anna Crew of the west side
returned home recently, after visit
ing in Chicago.
Modern bean beetle dust, at the
Stanbery Pharmacy.
Mrs Ella Jones Of this place ran
needle into the forefinger Of her
right hand Wednesday. The needle
had to be removed by doctor.
Late word from Mrs. Roy Ander-
son who is at Bethesda hospital,
GAINESVILLE, is that while slightly i'm
proved, she is still in critical con
dition.
Flags and Flowers for Memorial
| Day-M. Burke.
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Mr. Geo. Daley of East Bloom
suffered a lgiht stroke Monday. in
which he partially lost use of his left
side He is better, having regaineo
/ the proper use of himself.
| One lot Of Bis Moore work shirts,
including quite few extra large
sizes. Priced special at Csc, at
Coulson's.
Mr.. James Mcdowell of Bristol
township who has not been in good
health, was at Bethesda hospital,
i GAINESVILLE, Wednesday. Tor an x-ray.
! His wife who suffered an attack OF
facute Indigestion, Sunday, is better.
The new spring numbers in ruff
! fled and tailored curtains, at Coul-
sons, are sure real values. Priced
from 29c per pair, up.
Nancy Lou. little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. T. White. who has
! been threatened with mastoid trou-
BILE, and was ut Bethesda hospital.
returned Wednesday to her home.
She is better and did not undergo
an operation.
A big assortment of mems collar
attached and collar band dress
shirts, priced very special, at 59c,
69c and soc, at Coulson's.
Ellis Gregg has traded his farm
Of 140 acres in Malta and Union
townships, to Robert White ct al, for
Columbus property. We understand
that Mr.. Gregg and family will re-
side in Columbus and the White
family will move onto their farm.
New assortment Of ladies' and
misses ST and $1,95 wash dresses,
at Coulsons. This shipment in
cludes, long, elbow, short and no
sleeve styles.
Mr.. j. A. Phillips and Miss Mar
celia Phillips Of the west side at
tended The funeral Friday Of Robert
Morrow OF Plain City. O. Mr. Nor
row was a World war veteran, and
was patient at Rocky Glen sana-
torium Tor several months, after the
war.
Modern wall papers in all colors.
ait the s-anbery Pharmacy.
Place your orcer now with Coul-
sons for Scotch Woolen Mills
made-to-order suit for Memorial
day. 500 samples to choose from.
All one price-$23
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Torbert of
Sebring left Sunday afternoon for
their home, following a brief visit
here with the formers brother H
W. Torbert and mother Mrs j. s.
TOrbert Of kennebec hill. The object
Of Mr. Torbert's visit was to deliver
the NJ. & NJ. Unonians which he
printed at his JOB office at Sebring.
Special pre-Decoration day sale
OF mems. young mems and boys
suits. at Coulson's. Be sure to take
advantage Of this sale to get that
new suit you have been thinking
about
Mrs. JOS. jenkins Of Meigs who
has been at Bethesda hospital,
GAINESVILLE, where she was operated
upon four weeks ago, is recovering
and may he able to be released the
latter part oI This week Mrs
Clark Anderson also Of Meigs, who
underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis, is doing nicely and will also
likely return home this week.
One lot OF mems and young mems
all wool and palm beach suits OF
forcd 1T Coulson's for $2.98, $3.9S
and $5.95. These are suits that
formerly sold from $16.50 TO $35.
and are real bargains at the price
offered.
4. l.. Auxiliary Notice
Regular meeting of the American
Legion Auxiliary, Friday evening,
at 1880 o'clock. Initiation of can
didates.
Civic Club Notice
The Civic club will meet Tues