Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-04-22

lnelsville, Ohio, Thursday
Many specials on sale at the
spring merchandise fair.-WHITES. !
1t is stated that carload of gyp-
sizes held up and robbed two men
lnear Barnesville, of $55, last Thurs {
day afternoon. II
Mems and boys shirts and shorts,
ION sale, at the spring merchandise
flair. Mems work shoes, $1.98, 81 Is
|49 and $2.95.-WHITES. Ii
daughter named Catherine Jane
was born last Thursday to Mr.. ana
Mrs. Leonard Tavenner of New Con-
|cord at Bethesda hospital. |,
Hats, blouses, skirts, girdles, pa :
tjamas, on sale at the spring mer- !,
lchandise fair.-WHITES.
Mrs. Phillip Arndt of Malta lett
last Thursday for Cleveland, to join
her husband who is employed there.
IThey expect to be in Cleveland for
two months. Il
Boys dress shirts, SOC; mems
dress shirts, CSC; on sale at the
lspring merchandise fair.-WHITES
Walter Mellor of Marietta has
purchased the Donald Engle farm.
The place has II acres and modern
house almost new, and is very de-
isirable property.
Hosiery, handbags, kerchiefs
gloves, on sale at the spring mer
lchandise fair.-WHITES.
| Judge VIM. H. Smith began his If
six year term Monday as common .
pleas Judge of Noble county. Judge
Smith, Democrat, had been filling
1.-THE uneXpired term OF the late &. ..
lDye.
| Hosiery, lingerie, suits and coats {
on sale at the spring merchandise
Ifair.-WHITES. II
Mrs. Mary F. Appegate who has !
been in Grand Rapids, Mich, since
the first of this year, making her
home at the Browning hotel, has re- &
Icently returned to her home III {
Lansing Mich, 1921 Bradley av- 4
enue. &
Curtains, cretonnes. oil cloth and ,
irugs, on sale at the spring merchan- :
ldise far.-WHITES. {
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Alderman OF
pelham. n. Y, spent several days
the latter part of last week with +,
t+I, ~. C.I
IL. Alderman here, and Mrs. Car !
tola McKeown of Malta. Mr.. Alder :
Imam also attended to some business
matters.
Hosiery handbags, kerchiefs
gloves, on sale at the spring mef-
lchandise fair.-WHITES.
Mr.. and Mrs O. L. Spurrier (Bes-
sic Cray of Marysville were here
Sunday. The former attended the
funeral of his uncle, ]. ?. Hosom in
East Windsor, and Mrs Spurrier Wis
Iited at the homes of her relatives.
Mr.. F. N. Gray and family here and {
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Gray in Malta.
/ Hats blouses, skirts, girdles, pa a
iamas. on sale at the spring mer-
chandise fair.-WHITES.
| Mrs Clarence Middleton of Quin- 1
! cy, who underwent major opera Y
ton at St. Francis hospital at f
| Charleston, w. Va, is reported as 4
recovering nicely Nurses, Ida We L
ber, Frances McDermat and Bee t
Dean are in charge. Mrs. Middle S
ton is the daughter of Mrs. Mary J
| Fitzpatrick.
Mems and boys shirts and shorts,
on sale. at the spring merchandise J
| fair. Mems work shoes $198, 81 v
l. 40 and $2.95.-WHITES. A
Herman Frame of Philo will be z
| the POSTMASTER for the annual r
grange officers banquet of Mus n
kingum county, to be held Monday n
evening, April 26, at the Zanes- G
vile Y w C. A. 1t is estimated +
that more than $50 officers and
their wives will be present. The
principal speaker will be L. ]. Taber, A
national master of the grange. 1
A check forger passed two checks i
| last week in Marietta. In each in n
stance the forger, who was strang- q
er. purchased groceries and rendered "
check in payment, getting money n
in return The checks were repre- n
sented to have been drawn for in A
surance claims, and in each instance n
the forger signed the name OF u. r. n
Marshall. They were drawn on
Marietta bank.
The Memorial hall at ZanesVllle a
has been declared unsafe and All q
occupants Of the building are to va q
cate it at once. The state safety del N
partment has ordered action taken y
on the building. Whether it will be Il
completely razed, or the top stories
taken off and the remaining part OF -
the building repaired, is not def n
nitely decided For a number OF y
years it had the largest auditorium u
in this section Of the state, ana +,
many important gatherings were !,
held in it, including two state po- h
litical conventions, back at the time
the delegates from the various coun-
ties made the nominations. r.
BY the will of the late VIM. n. n
Huffman who died recently near .
Charlottesville, filed for probate IN ~
Muskingum county, the sum OF $500 y
is bequeathed to Belle Matthews, =,
and the same to Mrs. Howard Keen :,