Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-06-19
an County Democrat McConnelsvie Ohio Thursday June 49, 1880

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The son born June s, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Ramsey of Malta, has
been named Carl Lee.
See the Icy-Ball Refrigerator for
the country home. Requires no
Now demonstrating at
Morris Hardware.
Mrs. Web Palmer who was badly
burned last week by steam, when
high pressure cooker exploded, is
very much improved.
Ed. Walker will make you an ele-
CANT suit of virgin wool, with good
trimmings, and made in
the best manner possible, $3.50.
Please call and inspect the quality
and the beautiful designs. 12J2
Editor w. D. Matson and his
mother Mrs. B. F. Matson moved
last week from their property in
Brookside addition, to the property
of the late Mrs. Annie Mcintyre on
kennebec avenue, for many years
the residence of Mrs. Nettie Cham
bers
The "Voss" motor driven washer
has the floating agitator, does not
vibrate when running, and you can
save $50 in the price at Morris
Hardware
Miss Martha Spencer who was en-
ployed in McConnelsville for some
time, spent a week at the C. S. Law
renee home in Bloom township and
with her sister Mrs. Nora Moore at
Rockville, returning from there last
Friday. She is now at her home at
Neelyville.
Sherwin- Williams paints cover
more and last longer. Sold by the
Malta Hardware Co. 1912
NJ H. Barnes, son of Dean and
Mrs. j. c. Barnes Of Maryville,
Tenn, college, received on June 8,
the degree of docter of medicine, at
Columbia university, New York. He
will serve as an inferno in the Fifth
Avenue hospital New York.
Goodyear lawn hose, at the Malta
Hardware CO. 1912
Mrs. Clara Mayberry who is EN-
ployed at the Walter Finley meat
market, cut her forefnger with
butcher knife, Monday, severing an
which caused profuse bleed
ing.
Everything in Sherwin- Williams
paints for the interior or exterior
decorating, at the Malta Hardware
Co. 1912
For the second time in two weeks,
the Webster garage and service
station at Beverly was robbed dur
ing last Thursday night. Entrance
was gained by breaking a lock.
Cigars, candy, and other small art
icies were taken.
Genuine oak porch swings, al the
Malta Hardware Co. 12j2
Triadelphia grange program for
June 21, is as follows: Roll cali,
answered by quotation from grange
round table. subject, How
will the people Of this community be
benefited by revision Of tariff: mis-
eellaneous readings, by members Of
grange.
All kinds garden and tillage tools,
at the Malta Hardware co. 1912
The Misses woodward Of Chester
bin have rented part Of the Miss
Jessie Wells property here. formerly
occupied by Mrs. Elizabeth Harlan,
and will move there about the mid
die Of July. The other part of the
Wells property is occupied by Mrs.
Harlan's daughter Mrs. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Wells Of
Del, came last week for
visit with Mrs. Wells home people
at Marietta, and Mr.. Wells parents
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wells Of Mill
grove They also attended COM
exercises at Marietta
college. Mr.. Wells is employed with
the Pure Oil Company.
Mr. and Mrs Love Hook and
daughter Miss Pearl Hook Of Ali
quippa, Pa, visited here the latter
part of last week with the formers
sister, Mrs. w. f. Wilson and other
relatives and friends. Miss Hook
has just completed her freshman
year at Muskingum college, New
Concord, and she accompanied her
parents here.
Joshua Smith, 10, died Sunday at
his home near Barnesyille He was
a prominent member of the Friends
church. He was a son of Evan and
Mary Smith, and was born at Penns
Vile His wife survives, and three
brothers VIM d. of Tilton, Ia;
Marian Of Fairhope. Ala, and Alva
j. of Pasadena, Cal; also two sisters
Caroline HaIterman of Washing