Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-01-28
The Morgan County Thursday 1892

Red Goose shoes for children.
The new spring styles are here
Whites.
The New Era club will meet next
Monday evening with Mrs. Lucy
Bell. Members please note change
in place.
New styles added to our $2.45
shoes, basement rack, at Whites.
Mrs. Albert Henery and little
daughter Mae Louise of Stockport
spent from Friday until Sunday
here with their cousin, Mrs. Jas
Christie and family.
Wolverine Shell Cordovan Work
Shoes, always stay soft.-White's.
DR.. w. d. Adrian goes to Colum-
bus next Monday, where he will at
tend clinic to be held at the Chit
tenden hotel. DR.. w. E. Ogden OF
Chicago will discuss rectal diseases
and their treatment.
New spring Shoes arriving daily,
at Whites.
Mrs. Raymond Birch and son
Donald left Monday for their home
in Pittsburgh, after a two weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Martin, and with Mrs. Chas.
H. Fouts.
New Arch Support Shoes for
women, $295 and 1895. New
styles at Whites.
James Gallagher, pastor of Sew
enth Street Church of Christ, who
has been residing on Kennebec hill
will move about February 1st to the
Mckay & Whitaker property on
Liberty street, better known as the
McKibben property.
Best quality prints, 15c. Pep
perell Sheets, S1x90, 79c. Sale
price children's wash dresses, 79c,
Whites.
Mr. Byrl Ford and family who
have been residing in the Frank
Harlan property have moved to the
B. o. Perkins property on South
Kennebec avenue, vacated by Joe
Manson's who moved last week to
Millersport.
The new Interseal Shoes for
women The last word in shoe con-
struction. Narrow widths at
Whites.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Merriam of
Duncan Falls were here the first of
the week, looking after the late M.
F. Benjamin property, which has
been rented to Will Ashton, road
contractor, who moved his family
this week from their home on the
river road just south of GAINESVILLE.
Mrs Benjamin viii make her home
with her daughter Mrs. Merriam
and family.
Never has there been offered 50
much real washing machine value
per dollar of investment as in the
new Dexter, at Standard
Supply Co.
Miss JOY Sonanstine of Colum-
bus. a granddaughter of the late
Joseph Sonanstine of this place, is a
member Of the January graduating
class Of East High school, Colum-
bus She is in New York at pres
ent studying for work on the stage,
and will receive her diploma by
mail, by a special arrangement, due
to her high scholastic standing, re-
gardless Of the fact that she left
school before the end of the Sc
mester.
Good fence increases your farm
efficiency and cuts down waste. AL
ways a good supply of MidStates
Zinc-blended copper bearing gal
vannealed wire on STANDARD
Supply Co.
Friends here have received the
announcement of the marriage OF
Mrs. Clara White Mayberry, for
merly of this place and Barak e
Russell, also a former resident
The marriage took place Nov. II
1881, but was Kept secret until last
week, when the announcement was
made. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell are
living in Dayton, where he is in
business. Mrs. Russell is the moth
er Of Mrs. Bryce Clifton, of this
place, and Mr.. Russell is a brother
of Mrs. A. L. Smith.
Once prospect uses Mid-States
fence he stays sold, for it is made
from zinc-blended copper bearing
galvannealed wire, and will give
years of seryice.-Standard Supply
Co.
Conveyance statistics of Ohio, fol
the year 1881, which have been pre-
pared by Secretary of State, Clar
ence J. Brown, show that 1904
deeds covering $4,000 acres of ag'
ricultural land, which had a value
of SIS, 100000, were recorded. Il
the preceding year 9,015 such deeds
were recorded and $33,800,000 was
given as the value thereof. In
neither case are those deeds count
ed which failed to give the true