Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-04-03

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| New novelties in ladies footwear
You always see them here Whites
Mrs It. j. Bingham returned here
recently, after making four week.
visit with Mrs. Carrie Dye in Beverly
Miss Ruth Partesius of Columbus
has been visiting here with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Partesius
Miss Sunshine Wiley, near Nc
Connelsville, visited with her friend
Mrs. Lena Buckley of Portersville
Friday.
Mrs. w. A. Vance returned las,
week to her home at Johnstown, Pa.
latter having spent some weeks here
with her mother Mrs. Ida X. Pyle.
Dean and Barry high grade paints
Lac-Paint, Billings, Chaplin Var.
nishes, four hour drying enamels.-
The Stockport Hardware Co.
Mrs. J. A. Gibbs of Claysville, Pa
is here at the home of her mothe!
Mrs. S. V. Hale, and will likely
spend the summer here.
Wall per-Everybody's Store
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Dougan
who have been spending the winter
at Winter Haven, Fla, are leavino
there April 1st for their home al
Pennsville
Spring coats, SO, SIS, s25. New
dresses, $5.75, $40, SIS. Real val
ues.-White's.
Miss Gertrude Friedel left Satur-
day for her home at East Pittsburgh
following. a visit with her grand
father Mr.. d. Fischer, and wife, OF
Malta.
New Lawn Roller for rent. We
will deliver and return same
Morris Hardware.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McGrath
were in Cambridge Saturday to at
tend the funeral of their niece, Nor
ma Parker. II year old daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Parker.
If it's shoes, come and see us.
Ladies novelties and arch rest shoes
Mems work and dress shoes. More
shoe value.-White'S.
Mrs. Ada Harper and her daugh-
ter Grace of Columbus spent the
week end visiting relatives here.
and looking after business matters
here and at Mrs. Harper's farm
near Pennsville.
&c Sale-Saturday.-E S
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Noyes who re.
Gently sold their farm in Meigs-
vile township, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Spratt, have moved to the
Frank Clendenon property in upper
Malta.
Children's bloomer dresses, 2 to g.
Boys wash suits, to 8. Fast col
or, and extra values. For ST.
Whites.
Mr.. Ernest Henderson of Malta is
doing the growing, and one of his
/ White Leghorn puIlets did the
cackline, over the advent Of an egg
which Mrs. Hen recently presented
to Mr. Henderson. Weight six
ounces. Circumference measure
ments 8 14x7 1a inches.
Recent news was to the effect that
j. Halliday Cline Of Athens, well
known to many here. was in a hos
pital in Cincinnati, as the result OF
a cerebral hemorrhage, and his con-
dition critical. Mr.. Cline was in
Florida when taken i'll, and was
later removed to the Cincinnati hos
pital.
A more complete line of ladies'.
misses and children's ready-to-wear
at prices you'll approve-W Whites.
Miss Kathryn Sharp, student az
Western College for Women, at Ok
! ford, came last week to spend her
vacation with her parents, DR.. ard
Mrs. l.. E. Sharp Monday she went
to Barnesville to visit Miss Bertha
Patton, and Tuesday Miss Sharp and
Miss Patton left by auto for Balti
more, Md, where Miss Patton viii
undergo a physical examination at
Johns Hopkins hospital. Miss Sharp
plans TO return to her home here Fri
day.
Children's bloomer dresses, 2 to 6.
Boys wash suits. 9 to s. Fast col
or, and extra values. For ST.
Whites.
Mr.. E. E. Ham came down from
GAINESVILLE Monday and visited unit.
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Ham reports
that his brother-inlaw d. C. Ellis
of GAINESVILLE has been home from
the hospital two weeks or so, and is
iable to get about some 1t will be
recalled that Mr. Ellis was very bad
ly injured by a motor truck a num-
ber of weeks ago-his condition
being such that for quite a while it
was thought the injuries would re-
suit fatally.
Don't forget that the Boy Scouts
will appreciate having your old mag
aZines and newspapers for their
troop funds. Kindly call any scout
when materials are ready.
Wolverine Horse Hide Work
Shoes. Stay soft work shoes, $40
to $3.50. Bargain basement
Whites.
Willard King, aged 40 years,
manager Of the Producers Torpedo
Co. OF Newark, who was killed
March II in an explosion at ROCK
Haven, II miles from Newark, was
a native Of Keith, Noble county. He
was the youngest son of Lloyd and
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