Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-08-07

Mrs. James Keyes of this place
remains critically ILL.,
Mrs. Nettie Chambers has been
suffering with neuralgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde White of
GAINESVILLE visited here Sunday with
the formers father, Mr.. VIM. Whlte
Special good rubber apron
with every soc bottle of Nylotls
shampoo-both for 69c.-The Stan
berry Pharmacy.
Tuesday IA tonsil operations
were performed in a local doctors
office.
PARRAKEETS dove birds) now
on display at The Stanbery Phar-
macy. A free coupon on the birds
with every 25c purchase OF Nya'
goods
Miss Lillian Thompson of Lam
caster is among the visitors here for
Chautauqua.
Vote for l.. NJ Hollingsworth,
present recorder-courteou eff
cient CPol. Adv.J
Miss Catherine Simpson of
| Charleston, W Va, Is visiting here
with her aunt, Miss Eva Simpson.
Emma Jettick shoes AAAA to.
! ZEE, at Coulson's.
| Mr.. Oran Patterson of Columbus
Ire
which he is spending here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Pat
terSOn.
CouIson's special safe shoe table
is replenished daily.
Miss Dorothy Donehoo arrived
here from Columbus Saturday, TO
spend several weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Doneh0o,
before resaming her studies at Cap
ital University in the fall.
Those light eolored shoes foE
women, at special prices, at Coul-
sons, are new shoes.
Mrs. Stephen Sharp and Miss
LeliabelS Birch, Mrs. Kate +. Hay
den and Mrs James M. Rector OF
Columb bus, have been recent VISITORS
here at rhe home of Mrs. Ida K.
Pyle.
Modess Vacation Special, regular
s115 value. speefaf 79c, at Coui-
sons.
The Misses Dorothy and Vera'I
Roberts anT Miss Mary Andrews
teachers in Clevefand public schools
came Saturday to- spend about a.,
month here, at their respective
homes.
Born to Prof. ;. H. Harper and
wife of HanfUrd, Calf, Aug. ). a.
son. named James Richard. Mrs.
Harper before marriage was MISS
Grace Book of Selma, Calf Mr.
Harper is the son Of Mrs Ada Harp
er of Columbus.
big selection Of Wirthmor and
WeIworth summer frocks, at Coul-
sons. Acknowledged to be the best
81 and $195 line in the country.
Paul W. Frecker, Crooksvile, ar
rested a short time ago on charge
of issuing a bad check, was released
form county jail today alter the
total court costs We're paid. the
money was supplied by the boys
father, il was stated.-New Lexing-
bt0n Sentinel.
I Mr. and Mrs Howard Rothrock.
Miss Margaret Rothrock and Homer
Mcbride motored to Columbus Sun
day to see Capt. Tedd Mcbride who
is patient at Fort Hayes hospital
Miss Anna Mcbride, nurse, of Cleve-
land met them in Columbus and ae>
compa MED them here
VIM Pennebaker of Duncan FAILS,
who was hurt, in the fatal motor
crash near Malta, Sunday, when
Miss Rhoda Newton was killed, is
much improved and was dismissed
from Bethesda hospital, Tuesday.
The othersy Miss Susan McCleary
and Russell Winner, who We're Dad
ly injured, are improving. Miss
Newton was cousin of Winner.
Coulson's are Offering exceptional
values in their clothing department
Get their prices before buying
Aug. 3, the descendants OF John
and Sally Frazier Love, gathered at
the Melick grove, Roseviife, with
well filled baskets, to enjoy their
family reunion, "a being present
In the afternoon Ice cream was serv-
ed, and' a generally good social
time was enjoyed throughout the
day. The next reunion will be held
near Lancaster, the first Sunday in
August, 1881.
Special prices on big assortment
of two yard wide linoleams and felt
base floor coverings, at Coulson's.
Mrs. Lilly Prouty, widow Of Will
liam Prouty, died at her home in
Granville Sunday She is survived
by son Arthur Prouty, and sis
ter. Mrs. Welthy Moore, both of
Granville; and two brothers-Dr.
John Moore of Chilo, o., and Un-
ion Moore Of the west. Burial was
made Monday at Granville. The
Prouty family formerly resided in
Brookfield neighborhood.
THANKS HIS FRIENDS
Columbus, O., Aug. 5, 1880.
Dear Fellow Republican Permit
me to take this means of thanking
you for having signed the petition
accompanying my declaration of
candidacy for my second term as
Attorney General and to assure
you that your vote at the primary
election on August twelfth will be
greatly appreciated.-Cordially
yours, Gilbert Bettman.
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