Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-09-15
Morgan County Thursday September

McConnelsville. Ohio,
a good $14.75 Coats, sale $1O.95; $19.75
Coats, S16.75, in our Introductory
sale-Kraps & BetZ.
east end ---- -----
in pitts Miss Evelyn Gordon, daughter of
Postmaster and Mrs H. W. Gordon,
left last Wednesday for Fremont, to
ba+ roo+ resume her position as home eco
-Krans nomics teacher.
While attending the fair don't
yerly un- forget to visit the junior fair club
ion last house, formerly the residence IN the
Mariet- parking field
o be sat
Miss Ida G. Gray, sister of Zane
Grey, the novelist, died last We'd
tend the nesday at the home of her brother
h days. in Altadena, Calf. She was born in
H. GAINESVILLE.
t. Smith 81 to $135 Rollins Grand Slam
residents Hosiery, sale, 79c, at Kraps & Betz.
visiting -------
ay here Atty A. A. George of GAINESVILLE, |
who has been engaged in the prac-
tice of law for about 40 years, has
gs, 9X12, formed partnership with W. G
:. Foreman of GAINESVILLE, who was ad-
mitted to the bar over four years
attorney, ago.
F. Funk "
in mar We don't want you to regret not
reside in having seen the fine displays of
flowers, oranges. schools, and Boy
and Girl Scouts, and many other dis
ntered at plays in the floral hail. at the fair
ian there -
Announcement of the engagement
and approaching marriage of Miss
ub) Nay Mary Catherine Godfrey of Zanes-
his coun- Vile, to J. Russell Krier, of Philo,
has been made No date is announc-
ating the ed for the Wedding, but it will take
ary hear place during October.
IT guilty. -
We are starting the fall season
fall gar with Introductory sale prices
it's S10.-I throughout the store: Coats, Suits
at Kraps Dresses, Floor Coverings. One week
only.-Kraps & BetZ.
,anesville The Frances Asbury society held
Y after its first meeting of the year at the
ng of the home of Mrs. Jessie Stallsmth, last
ge, near Thursday evening. Mrs Hazel
and sis Warnes was elected president: Mrs
the hos Corrine Ralston, vice president;
Miss Nettie Henery, secretary, and
Miss Dove Fisher, treasurer. Mrs
with new R. H. Hoy, who is leaving this place,
prices for was given handkerchief shower.
The horse show Thursday and Fri
Root and day nights will include three and
owed into five gated saddle, and harness class
Brookside es jumping horses, also county
Raym ond class for riders under II, judged on
Ir Root horsemanship.
Twin City |
Mr.. and Mrs j. T. Sheridan.
daughter Mrs Katherine Stages,
and granddaughter Patricia of Ports
Irs. James mouth, came Saturday for visit
call from with relatives. Mr.. Sheridan re-
ty, of De- turned home Sunday evening, the
te to Dal- others remaining for a weeks visit
tic meet --
)er Z. Mr.. Last Thursday a trade of real es-
the cur tate was made between George Ash
g church ton of Malta township, and John
sting con- Barkhurst of Malta, whereby the
others in former becomes the owner of Mr..
Barkhurst's property in lower Nal
ia and Mr.. Barkhurst gets the Ash
Kincad ton farm of so in Malta town
an apart ship, the former Charles Drake
residence place. Mr.. Ashton is truck driver,
ave NOV and Mr.. Barkhurst is employed with
)ody resi-i the Malta Manufacturing company.
Mr.. and ---
merly re- Robert Hammond and cousin AL
llie Law va Hall, OF Melgsv1lle. Won prizes
to Zanes- at the junior sheep shearing con-
rtment in test held at the State fair. Mr..
acated by Hammond was awarded $25 shear
TIarker is ing outfit as second premium for
nly Plow shearing and tying wool of two
sheep in II minutes and six seconds.
Mr., Hall who Won third prize receiv-
I'm Byron ed a $12 shearing attachment. He
send the shore two sheep and tied the wool
Paloma in IS minutes and 0 seconds
wrote: --------
rip out Prof Mott H. Arnold rs, died re-
rron val Gently at the home of his daughter,
ountry TO Mrs. w. S. Rockwell, San Diego,
through Calf. For eight years, beginning in
n yearly 1898, he was superintendent of the
ite inter Malta schools His wife who was
1t Grand Florence Glass, of Malta, survives.
'on over He also leaves grandson A son,
length Of Edwin is deceased. Prof. Arnold
1t was retired from the teaching profession
sas being in 1925. He was an active member
n the car OF the M. +. church
vas moth ---------------
Miss Ruby Balding, daughter Of
Mrs. Edna Balding of this place,
Ian m of
id Robert township were in the graduating
rela class or the Bethesda hospital
ansactine nurses training school. The COM
i'll be re- mencement exercises were held last
e BoXell, | Thursday night at the Market Street
es BoXell Baptist church, GAINESVILLE. There
Atwood's were IL graduates. Miss Duncan at
senior in one time resided here with Miss
has also jessie Wells and attended NJ. q M.
Culver high school
He is ---------
compile Fred j. clark, ~, died Sept 4. at
take the his home IN Columbus Mr.. Clark
school was well known here He was
, Coum- salesman, and his first wife who died
II, also several years ago, was Miss Eta
yer. and Thompson, of McConnelsvile, daugh
medals ter of Mr. and Mrs. VIM Thomp
i'd family son. He leaves his wife, two
brothers and sister, and two chill
Atwood's dren by his first marriage-Walter
Sunday D. Clark of Columbus and Mrs Hill
da Dingey, wife of the late Her
schel Dingey, of this place.
have often been asked why !