Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-09-09

Miss Mary Andrews who spent
her vaca ton at her home here, left
Monday for Cleveland, to resume her
duties as teacher.
Mrs. King Betz returned Monday
from a visit with her parents at
Centralia, H. She was met at Gin
cinnati by her husband.
Mr.. H B. Hooper has been suffer
ing with a badly sprained left arm
and shoulder, caused by slipping on
wet grass and falling Saturday while
in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Leggett and
two sons of Portsmouth visited here
from Saturday until Monday with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. j. Leggett.
Mr.. Leonard Drury, who is em-
ployed with the state liquor control
department. and has headquarters at
Lima, visited here over the week
end, at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Drury
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Allen of FL
gin, Ill, came last week for a visit
els Kraps, and husband and grand
son Francis B. kraps, III.
Mr.. Don Calland OF Columbus Wis
tied here the week end with friends.
His parents, w H. Calland and wife,
who purchased property at 1880 For
sythe avenue, will not conduct
rooming house for boys. as announc-
ed, but are making their property
over into two family apartment
Anybody can install a onewire
electric fencer Safe and effective
to use.-standard Supply Co. s9tf
Miss Louise Mckay left Monday
for Tippecanoe City, to resume her
position as supervisor cf public
school music This will be her sixth
year there George Bricker who had
been visiting here with his grand
father, Atty G. O. McGonagle, ac-
companied Miss Mckay as far as his
home in Columbus.
We all love to make new friends,
but after being away from Morgan
county a while, folks tell us they
love to get back and grip the hand
Of an old schoolmate, neighbor, or
there, at the Morgan county fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arrick OF
Minneapolis, Mimi, arrived here
Friday for a visit at the home Of the
formers uncle, Mr. E. j. Arrick and
wife. The four expect to take an
automobile trip together, leaving
probably Friday, but as yet have not
decided where they will go.
For really economical hog feed
ing, use a Smidley hog feeder filled
with crushed wheat and Wayne 40
percent hog supplement- This meth
cd saves time, labor and feed. See
the display of Smidley hog lot equip
ment at the fair.-Dover Bros.
2s2
During the month of August H.
SOS visitors registered at the scenic
Rock House, Hooking county. OF
these 1896 were Ohioaps. Frank
lin led the counties with 4166 vis-
itors. Residents of foreign coun-
tries included Canada, Is; Puerto
Rico, one; China one; Sweden,
two, and Germany and Philippine Is
lands each one.
Electric fencers stop horses from
breaking sides of stall and pulling
on halters-Standard Supply Com
rany. s9tf
A deal was completed last Thurs
day whereby O. R. Hoskinson, the
local Maytag dealer, became the
owner of the Maytag Sales and Ser
vice in Marietta. This makes the
or fhn ny
of Mr.. Hoskinson, store number two
being located at Beverly. This trans
action will in no way affect the pro-
gram of the local Maytag store.
The Misses Evelyn and Muriel
Winegardner attended the funeral
of their grandfather, Lewis j. Wine
gardner, last week, at Walbridge,
near Toledo Besides his wife, the
deceased leaves two sons, Atty Reed
NJ. Winegardner and Stanley T.
Winegardner, and one daughter,
Mrs. j. B. Johnston, all of Colum-
bus.
Prof Donald Torbert who has
been studying art in New York this
summer, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
c. r. Torbert, and sisters the Misses
Teresa and Frances Torbert, of Nal
ia. He leaves about the middle of
this month to resume his duties as
instructor in the fine arts depart
ment Of the University Of Mime
sofa
L. B. Cole, poultry specialist with
DR.. Salsbury's laboratories, will give
free posting service at the fair. One
day only, Friday, September 10th.
Bring in one or two birds if you
want your troubles correctly dag
nosed.-Dover Bros. 2s2
Vaughn Stoneburner, % year old
Crooksville, O., farmer, should be
detective. He proved his ability to
remember faces Thursday at the
Ohio state fair when, while selling
tickets at one of the entrances, he
gave man change for SIS bill in
stead of 81. Later Mr.. Stoneburner
discovered his mistake, weaved into
the crowd of 10000 fairgoers in
search of the man with the extra
Sand found him. The man cheer
fully refunded Sherlock Holmes"
his money.-Columbus Citizen.
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