Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-13

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Messrs. S. E. Torbert and Tell
Tolbert of Columbus were here last
Thursday on business.
Frigidaire has now world leader
ship in the electric refrigerator field.
Attend the demonstration at Morris
Hardware this week.
MIR. Fred Barrett, of the Barrett
Publishing Company of Springfield,
was a McConnelsville visitor the
first of the week.
Royal Neighbors' market, Satur-
day, March %, at Suburban office.
beginning at 10 o'clock. 6m2
Mrs. j. E. Patterson went to
Stockport Monday to see Mrs. Jennie
Patterson and Mr.. T. l. Mercer, who
have both been i'll.
The employees of Frigidaire fac
tories represent the largest force OF
men in the world devoted exclusive
ly to the refrigeration industry
Norris Hardware.
Following a five weeks visit here
with her sister Mrs. Irene Hale and
father Lemuel Fleming, Mrs. Jos.
Harris returned Saturday to her
home at Louisville, Ky.
For choice cut flowers and funeral
designs, leave your orders at the
Rexall store, L. H. Sears, pro-
prietor. 6m2
Mr.. Robert Allen who is employed
in the office of the American Tele-
phone & Telegraph Co., Cleveland.
visited the latter part of last week
here with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
H. G. Allen.
The Frigidaire demonstration
starts this week. beginning Thurs
day, and lasts all next week, at Nor
ris Hardware You are invited to
call.
Duane C. Wilson of McConnels-
vii 10 OF
has been pledged to the "Scabbard
and Blade" which is an honorary
military fraternity.
General Motors Corporation has
arranged convenient time payment
plan available to all purchasers OF
Frigidaire Norris Hardware will
gladly talk il over with you.
Other than the usual routine, the
only business transacted by the vii
lage council at the monthly meeting
last Friday night, was building
permit to Mrs. Eliza Orr, for a sun
porch, 6X12.
Strip curtains. Ruffled curtains.
Something different. All grades in
curtain materials Whites.
Miss Genieve Hammond. dauah-
ter of Rev. and Mrs. l.. II. Ham
mond of Fairport, n. y, student at
the O. \. L.. Ada, visited here the
week end With her uncle b. p. Ham
mond, and other relatives ana
friends.
New spring scarfs, belts, gloves,
collar sets. hosiery, undies. in all
grades. White Front. Whites.
Mr.. VIM. Arnold of Caldwell Wis
tied here the week end at the Mrs.
Ella Cosgraye home. Mr.. Arnold is
making and putting on the market
face and hands lotion, which he
calls "oromO."
When you buy arch rest shoes,
get the right ones, Tri-point. Com
fort fitting. Newer styles. Better
shoes Whites.
A marriage license was issued re-
Gently in GAINESVILLE, to Kenneth
Allen, "a, farmer, OF Morgan cOun-
ty, son of Luther Allen, and Gladys
Young, %, tile worker, daughter of
ChaS Young. They were married
here by Rev. f. f. Kendle.
Spring dresses in all their glory.
New lines in models. New shades
and materials. Moderate prices,
$5.75 up.-White'S.
James NanOster of Baltimore, o.,
motored to Malta Sunday and was
accompanied home by his mother
Mrs Easter VanoSter who will spend
a month or so with her son and
family. Mrs. Nanoster who was III
quite poor health tor some time, ia
now in fairly good health.
Mems work shoes, dress shoes,
children's shoes. Goodrich Hi-Press
rubber boots. Bargain basement