Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-24

30x5.77 Heavy Duty Kelly Tires
S13.25, at the Malta Hardware Com
pany. l7jz
The Shuster reunion will be helt
Aug. 3, at Embree park. All rela
tives and friends are invited.
Electric irons and fans, at the
Malta Hardware Co. 17jz
Mrs. Marie Allensworth and two
children, from New Concord, made
a week end visit here with Mrs. al
lensworth' step-mother, Mrs. Ella
Jones.
All steel thermos jugs, at th'
Malta Hardware Co. Iii.
Howard Gaffey of Rose Farm, wht
was injured while at work in mine
some time ago, and who had since
been a patient at Bethesda hospital
GAINESVILLE, was able to be removed
to his home recently.
Special Emma Jettick nurse shoes
at Coulson's.
Miss Martha Sherman, linotype
operator at the Sentinel office, New
Lexington, and Miss Yula Zell ot
Columbus, plan to take the Thou
sand Island trip up the st. Law
renee river, next month.
Austin Coulson of Malta, son OF
Fred d. Coulson, who graduated last
spring from the New York Military
Academy, at nwall-on-t
son, plans to enter the O. S. y. this
fall, to begin a course in medicine.
so pairs assorted sizes ladies
shoes. Black kid, patent, blonde
white, blue and red, s1.9S. Bargain
ment.-White's.
Miss Janice Ross who spent sew
eral days here at the Ross Maths
home, returned to GAINESVILLE Sun
day, the Maths family accompanying
her. Miss Mildred Maths remained
in GAINESVILLE for a weeks visit.
A few pairs of imported sandals
left, at Coulson's.
Oran Patterson of Columbus, ac-
by Paul Orr of Cedar
vile, spent the week end here with
the formers parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Patterson Mr.. Orr will coach
athletics the coming year at Cedar
vile high school.
Boys shoes and oXfords, 3 to 5 II
s1.95 Mems oNfords. $2.95 and So
95. Bargain basement.-White'
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Carroll and
daughter Miss Helen Carroll motor
ed to Charleston, w. Va, Saturday,
and returned Sunday, bringing home
the formers mother, Mrs. j. NJ
Carroll of Millgrove, who has been
visiting at Charleston about two
weeks.
Wolverine Cordovan Horsehide
work Shoes. stay soft, turn more wa
ter, give more wear. Bargain base
Chalmers L. Martin, aged 27, Of
Barlow. Washington county, member
of the United States marine corps
on field service in Nicaragua, met al
most instant death Wednesday ev-
ening of last week when the plane in
which he was flying, struck side Of
a mountain. He is survived by his
mother Mrs. Sadie Martin, three
sisters and one brother.
Join our blanket club, 72xS4 in
Part wool, in. satteen binding, as
sorted colors. $395. Terms soc
down, 25c per week. Whites.
Mrs. Dan Skivers died July IA at
her home in Trimble. She is sur
vived by her husband and four chill
dren; also five brothers-Barney
Hook of Trimble; Neal and Evan
Hook, Columbus; Robert Hook,
Chauncey, and Calvin Hook, Mill
field. Funeral services were held
in Glouster, and burial was made in
the Maplewood cemetery.
Boys shoes and oxfords, 8 to 5 u
5 1,95. Mems oXfords. $2.95 and So
95. Bargain basement.-White's.
Wednesday of last week as Mrs.
r. X. Brown was returning by auto
from GAINESVILLE, she had her car
badly wrecked At Duncan Falls a
man in an auto backed from a gro
Gerry store into the street, right in
front of Mrs. Browns car, and to
avoid striking his machine she
sweryed her car, and it struck q
house. The Brown car, as stated,
was badly damaged.
Fine batiste, dimities and voiles,
34c. One lot voiles 22c. Assorted
lot summer dress goods, lie
Whites.
Mr.. Edward Roberts of East
Bloom has been awarded the con-
-ract for transportation of grade
pupils to the new centralized school
Pupils from the former
Borders, Pisgah, Reeds and part of
Smith district, all to the number OF
better than so pupils, will be trans
ported. Workmen have been busy
his week, grading, putting in walks,
ETC. AS has been stated, Miss Ada
and Miss nellie McEl-
liney are to be the teachers.
Boys and girls sun suits, one to
hree years, 29c. Four for ST.
Whites.
Tom McGovern, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray McGovern, is compelled to
De about with the aid of crutches as
he result of an accident which oc-
cured last week while visiting at
he home of his grandmother, Mrs
Mary McGovern of near McConnels-
,ille. McGovern was standing near
4 team of horses, when one of them
started to kick. He stepped back
against a projecting stick which af-
.er entering his right leg just above
he ankle, was broken off. Young
McGovern was taken to physician
who removed the bits of wood and at