Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-17

All wash materials offered at very
special prices, at Coulson's.
Harry Stull Of Columbus visited
here the week end, with Marion
Fisher and other friends.
Special sale prices all this week, at
our midsummer sale.-White's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Nelson of Can
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Beard,
near here.
A big assortment of ladies' and
children's hose consisting of all dis
continued colors and numbers,
priced to close quick at Coulson's.
Mr.. Frank Simpson of Charleston,
w. Va, visited here the latter part
of last week with his sister, Miss
Eva Simpson.
Real sale prices at our m1d-sum-
mer sale all this week.-White's.
Mr. Elwood Stanbery, son of Ed
ward Stanbery of Deavertown, who
graduated last spring from O. S. u,
in electrical engineering, has ac-
cepted position with the General
Electric Co. He left the first of the
week for Schenectady, N. Y, to be-
gin his new duties.
Every line of merchandise repre-
Isented in our midsummer sale.
Whites.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Sealock of
East Bloom have sold their farm of
120 acres to Dow Ross of Athens
county. Possession will be given
Aug. !. This was formerly the Mel
vim Devol farm Mr. and Mrs Sea-
lock have not fully decided as to
where they will locate, but will
probably rent place for the time
being.
A splendid assortment of chill
dren's wash dresses, sizes two to
seven years, at soc, soc, SOC and
81, at Coulson's.
Mrs. Howard Van Fleet of Gar
rison, Ia, sent subscription to the
Democrat last week, for her mother
Mrs. NJ. z. Hanson of 1904, Milan
street, Houston, Tex, and wrote as
follows: Mother lived in Morgan
and Athens counties so years. and
knows many people there, and l am
sure she will get lots of enjoyment
out of the news in your paper"
Buy more for less, at our mid
summer sale.-White's.
Mrs. c. B. Dixon of Beverly,
mother of Russell Chadwick, for
whom the Beverly American Legion
post is named, leaves July 80 for a
pilgrimage to France, to visit the
grave of her son who was killed at
Belleau Woods, June 8, 1918, and is
buried in the Belleau Aisne ceme-
terry. Mrs. Dixon will be accompa-
MED by her sister Miss Nellie Glenn
of Roxbury.
Ceulsons are offering a big as
sortment of light colors in mems
trousers at 1-3 to " off regular
price. These are real bargains.
Our closing days of our mid-sum-
mer sale, with our added new spe-
cials, will be the big days.-White's
Mrs. r. M. Mcknight, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Freund and son George.
Mrs. Harry Freyer, Beatrice and
Betty Freyer, all of Pittsburgh, and
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Carey and An
ma Mae, Edward. Virginia and
James Carey, all of Philadelphia
were among those who attended the
Best reunion held recently in this
county. Mrs. Freund, Mrs. Freyer
and Mrs. Carey are daughters of
Mrs. Mcknight, formerly Name Aber
of McConnelsville. !
New Summer Tub Frocks in the
very latest models and materials, to
retail at 81 and $1.95, just receiv-
ed at Coulson's.
RENTEAIBER!!
The sixth annual Homecoming pic
mic at Oakland M. E. church, Satur-
day, July rs. Basket picnic in grove.
Good speaking and music all day.
Come. Meet your old friends and
acquaintances.- Mabel Eddleblute,
Secretary, Roxbury, o. 17j2
REINERSVILLE
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. McNabb who
hap spent several weeks at the home
of their son Dana. near GAINESVILLE,
are now at the home of their son
Paul, at Sharon. Mr. McNabb is able
to walk very little, by the use of
Floyd Lowe has resigned as clerk
of the Manchester school board, and
Lynn Reed has been appointed to fill
the vacancy.
Mrs. Bernice Shields and two small
sons, of Columbus, and Mrs. Eva
Fitch of McConneIsyille, have been