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

Mr.. D. T. Bethel left Monday on
business trip in the east. He ex-
poets to be gone about two months.
He is salesman for the Townsend
monument works, GAINESVILLE.
New Idea manure spreaders, Nc
Cormick-Deering corn planters and
tillage implements, at the Stockport
Hardware Co.
Mr.. Fred Smith and family and
Miss Jennie Fleming motored Sun
day to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
e. Smith, few miles beyond Ma
rietta, to see Mrs. Edith Fleming,
H. E. Smiths sister. She remains in
very poor health.
If it's shoes, come and see us.
Ladies' novelties and arch rest shoes.
Mems work and dress shoes. More
shoe value.-White's.
Mr.. James Hambleton who is en-
ployed with the farm bureau at
Springfield, spent the latter part OF
last week here with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Hambleton of Ken
nebec hill.
Easter greeting cards and bas-
kets. s.-Everybody's Store.
Robert Niceswanger of Malta re-
turned home Sunday, following a
several days visit in Columbus with
his sister Miss Ruth Niceswanger, at
the home of their aunt Mrs Max
Stearn. Miss Niceswanger attends
the Columbus School for Girls.
A more complete line of ladies
misses and children's ready-to-wear
at prices you'll approve.--White's
DR.. Lee Humphrey of Malta was
in Columbus Monday and Tuesday, |
attending the regular quarterly
meeting of Ohio medical board, the
principal object of which was to get
ready for the June examinations.
Dr. Humphrey is president of the
board.
What wonderful combination
Red Strand Fence and Calumet |
Steel Posts make. We deliver
Morris Hardware.
Mr.. Charles Sheridan, son of Jos. |
T. Sheridan, of Portsmouth, who has
been employed in Indiana, and at
Cincinnati as hotel bell hop" came |
here last week, and plans to spend
the summer here, and will most /
likely be employed in road building |
work.
Spring coats, $40, SIS, $25. New
dresses, $5.75, $40, SIS. Real val |
Whites.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Settle spent |
Saturday and Sunday with the lat
ter's sister Mrs A. C. Taylor of /
Malta, and other relatives. Mr. Set /
tie is salesman for curtain and /
bed coverings firm, his territory be
ing the state of Ohio.
See our line of wall paper.-Ey- T
erybody's Store.
Rev. C. s. Nickerson of Center
township spent Monday and Tues
dav in Columbus. where he attend
ed the national committee meeting
of missions for the Ohio Synod o.
the Presbyterian church Dr. Nick
erson is a member of the committee.
New novelties in ladies' footwear.
You always see them here-White's
Mr. and Mrs. l.. ID. Leggett and
sons Richard and Robert of Chilli
cothe motored here Saturday, AM
visited until Sunday afternoon with
the formers parents Mr.. and Mrs.
H. j. Leggett Mrs. Leggett who
had been visiting ten days with he"
son and family, returned to her
home here with them.
We sell the Buckeye Brooder
and have a fine line of poultry sup
plies of all kinds. See Morris
We are informed that NJ. d. Mar
tin, manager of Gateway's store Of
GAINESVILLE, and Merrell A. Ellis, man
ager of Gateway's store at Salem,
have received appointment to a gov
ernment yearround job of redecorat
ing post offices. in different cities,
from Kansas City, Mo, to Albany,
Ga.
There were IS women who were
delegates to the conference of the
Athens presbyterial which was held
last Friday at Logan. Mrs. LLOYD
Evans of Nelsonville was elected
president of the organization, and
Mrs. A. n Grove of this place, vice
president Mrs. Grove and Mrs
Chas. II. Fouts were among those in
at the gathering.
At recent meeting of the grand ;
jury at Athens. Melvin Tolliver,
mine boss at the White Ash mine on
Bailey Run, was indicted for muir
der in the first degree, for the shoot
ing OF Floyd katzenbach of Millfield,
March s. Tolliver has been in the +
Jail at Athens, since the
shooting,
The Morgan county association OF +;
township trustees and clerks will
hold their next meeting at the court
house in McConnelsville. April II at
! O'Clock All trustees and clerks Of
Morgan county are earnestly re- s
Iuested to attend this meeting. Mr.. I
Joe r. Thomas Of HayesviIle, will be :
present at the meeting.-C. r. Claw
son. Clerk Of the Association.
Beach Grove grange program Tor {
Friday evening, April 4: Song. by !
grange; roll call, answered by joke,
or riddle piano solo. Georgia Rich /
lrdson; reading, Vaughn White;
current events, Cleo Sevan; music, ]
Whites orchestra, recitation, Dwight '
recitation Etha Culver, {
debate, resolved: that it pays to t
raise and keep chickens, affirmative, ]
Velma Spencer and Emma Seyall, /