Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-10


ed at Coulsons.
Betty Kuntz, little daughter of
Ivan Kuntz, and one of Ralph Scott's
little daughters had their tonsils re-
moved Wednesday. at the clinic
building, GAINESVILLE
A new shipment of lamps, living
room suites, end tables, ladder
back chairs, bed room suites, just
in Special prices on dining room
suites, at Millea's Furniture Store.
Sheriff Henery was called Tues
day afternoon to the home of Mrs.
! Amos Gheen, lower Malta, and took
a gun from Sherman Barnhart, who
was there, threatening to kill him
self.
Big assortment of mems dress
shirts. both collar attached and col
lar band styles, priced to close at
! 59c, 69c, 79c and soc, at Coulson's
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Voightlander
and seven children of Cincinnati re-
turned home the first of the week,
following a few days visit with Mrs
Noightlander's grandmother. Mrs.
4 VIM Gorrell of Bristol township.
! Clerk of Courts jamie Gilmore is
! taking a two weeks vacation. She
/ has been visiting Mrs. Mark Shana-
/ felt )Florence Deyitt) at Waterville.
and from there went to Ann Arbor,
! Mich, where she is visiting Clair
Reed and family.
A number of workmen employed
by Alden Parsons in resurfacing the
road from Bristol to Renrock. We're
taken quite i'll Tuesday afternoon,
believed to have been caused by
drinking impure water They are
still ILL., and work is suspended on
that road, until they recover.
While working on a steam shovel
on the north river road, this week,
Leonard Brewer was painfully in
iured about the shoulders and back.
Howard Daley of East Bloom, who
works for the c.. & G.. Construction
Co, had his right wrist dislocated
and sprained when cranking a trac
tor.
We have five more names to add
to the list Of satisfied General Elec-
trio Refrigerator owners. We have
sold five in the past five days. Let
us show you the list of 46 owners
in Morgan county, and they are all
satisfied with their General Flee
tric We are still selling General
Electrics.- Miller's Furniture Store.
Neelyville grange will meet in reg
ular session, Friday evening, July
III, at s O'Clock. The following pro-
gram will be given by the Juvenile
grange: Song, by grange; dialogue,
Eleanor Hammond and John Ham
mond: solo, Edith Lindimore: recita
ton, Janice Hammond contest,
Dale Strong; roll call, a nursery
rhyme.
A 26 piece set Rogers Nickel
Silver" consisting of six table
spoons, six tea spoons, six forks, six
hand forged steel silver plated
knives, one sugar she'll and one but
ter knife, priced to you special at
Coulson's for only $295. Only 25
sets at this price, so if interested act
at once.
Mrs. Ethan Hall entertained her
former pupils with a 4th of July
party. The afternoon was spent in
playing games, etc, and refresh
ments consisting of ice cream, cake,
sandwiches and lemonade, were
served. Mrs. Hall edith Ray)
taught Cabinville school for four
years. Most of her former pupils
were present.
Program for Manchester grange
for July II: Roll call, my favorite
fruit butter and how to make it, by
sisters; Outlook for farmer for COM
ing year, brothers; Stopping leaks
on farm, VIM. Hastings; Crop rota-
ton, Ross Marshall; How much
should women help about farm work
when men are well and strong, En-
ma Rp11. Drapa ring meals for thraS h.