Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-09-29

Robert, little son OF Mr.. and Mrs
A. H. Fouts of Dutch Hill has beer
IL for the past two weeks with
scarlet fever and complications.
DON'T MISS seeing our Nyal win
dow display, 2 for l sale, Thursday
Friday and Saturday-The Stan
berry Pharmacy.
While on his way to town Satur.
day, Mr.. Ed Kirkpatrick of Meigs-
vile township became acutely u
with indigestion, but soon improved
Mr.. Bert John who had twI
strokes of paralysis, has been worse
of late, and is also suffering with
kidney and bladder trouble.
Miss Mary (Maine) Gregg. nea,
Malta, who suffered stroke of pa
ralysis last week, is improving and
is regaining the use of herself
For woven wire fencing, steel
posts, cement, wood fibre plaster
plaster board, lime, hardware an1
machinery of all kinds, try Standard
supply Co.
Mrs. Carlos Martin Of Malta suf-
fered a painful injury TO her hand
when a pair of scissors penetrated
the lower part of her thumb.
NYAL SALE-buy one-get one
free. Now on.-The Stanbery Phar-
macy.
Mrs. Charles Carr of Wolf Greek
is i'll with kidney trouble. She il
here at the home CT her sisters
Mrs. Della Johnson and Mrs. Josie
Verheyen.
Mr.. J. R. Henery of Bailey Ridge
was painfully injured about his
back recently, when he fell from the
lock wall at Rokeby Lock where ht
has been employed.
SAVE o SAVE-Nyal for !
sale, now on.-The Stanbery Phar
macy.
4 1920 pound World war can.
ment to the village Of Crooksville
has arrived and is being placed il
position on the lawn of the Mu-
nicipal building there.
Parlor Heaters to suit all re-
quirements. Priced from s24,50 up
Standard supply Co.
Mrs. Stella Durbin, Mrs. H. p
Hooper and Mrs E. A. CASTOR were
among those who attended th4
meeting Of the Democratic women's
clubs of Ohio, held at the Deshlel
hotel, in Columbus, Saturday.
We are offering at this time q
$27 Ray Clio Gas Heater for only
Standard Supply Co.
Edgar Northrup has entered upon
his senior year, and his brother
Deane Northrup his sophomore year
in medicine, both at o. S. u
Their brother Wayne has entered
Marietta college in his freshman
year.
Mrs. Raymond Birch and son
Donald of Pittsburgh, Pa, are
spending a couple of weeks here
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Martin and Mrs. C. H Fouts. Mrs
Birch's husband is on two weeks
business trip to Washington, D. C.
A daughter was born Friday g
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harris (Wilma
Stephenson of Malta. Grandpar-
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Har-
ris and Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stephen
son. Mr.. Harris is manager Of the
NJ. & NJ. Produce company, Malta.
TIE "Voss" washers give better
satisfaction. Ask the person whu
has one.
J. C. McElfresh of Newark suf-
fered a fracture of the nose AMI
other cuts Monday, when his auto
mobile skidded on the South River
road near ZanaSyille He is q
salesman and was on his way tC
McConnelsville at the time of the
accident. He was taken to Cool
Samaritan hospital.
The "Voss" washer is way in the
lead. They are different-they are
better. Nice set of tubs free for a
short time. See Morris Hardwa-e
now.
Miss Augusta True, regent of the
local chapter of the American
Daughters of the Revolution, Mrs.
J. B. Robinson, chairman of the flag
committee of the district of south
eastern Ohio, and Mrs. Lizzie Dover
drove to Cambridge Wednesday for
an all day district meeting ana
luncheon of the D. A. r., at the
Cambridge country club.