Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Archer and
NJ. E. Archer and family will spend
Thanksgiving with G. B. Archer,
and family, in GAINESVILLE.
King Betz of the Kraps & Betz
store, spent Monday and Tuesday
in Columbus.
Big Assortment of Ladies', Misses
and Children's Wash Dresses, offer
ed Special at Coulson's during their
November Sale.
| w. o. Workman of Bristol town
i ship, who suffered heart attack
several weeks ago, is now able to
be about the house.
Special Sale Prices on Table Dam
ask, Lunch Cloths, Lace Table
lCloths and Scarfs, during Coulson's
November Sale. Buy now for Christ
mas and Save.
Miss Alice Kenney will spend
| Thanksgiving here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Ken
ney.
See our personal stationery and
| Christmas greeting scards.-The
| Stanbery Pharmacy.
| Mrs. Bertha Rauch and husband
of Swift, visited here Tuesday with
the formers sisters, Mrs. George
| Huck and Mrs. George B. Kenney.
and their mother, Mrs. Alice Co
| hagen.
Now is the time to order your per-
sonal stationery for Christmas, and
your Christmas greeting cards.
| The Stanbery Pharmacy.
| Charles Miller, son of Mr.. and
| Mrs Perry Miller, of this place, is
now managing the meat department
of a store in West Virginia. He
was formerly employed with the
Finley packing plant.
| Coming at this time Coulson's
November Sale certainly was a
| Money Saver to the people of Nor
gan county in buying their Winter
| Needs.
| Be different this year, send a
| Christmas greeting using a snap
shot of yourself or home.-The
Stanbery Pharmacy.
| Miss Gladys Osborn of Garfield
and her friends Mrs. Seaborn, ma
| tron of the sanatorium there, Mr..
and Mrs. Keith Sibert and son Bill
| ly visited over the week end recent
| ly, with the formers parents, Mr.
! anJ Mrc Osborn R1O0m town
ship.
Robert Christie, student in the
| Cincinnati law school, came Mon
day for his Thanksgiving vacation
which he is spending with his par
! ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Christie.
This is Mr. Christies second year
| in the law school, and he is presi-
dent of his class.
Come in and see our line of per-
sonal stationery for Christmas and
our Christmas greeting cards, with
your name on same.-The Stanbery
Pharmacy.
Mrs. Lizzie Daley who has been
| residing in the Hambel building,
| over Duvall's grocery, Malta, has
| moved to the Kenney property, near
| Jas. Walkers. Howard Moore and
| family who resided in the Kenney
property, have moved to the j. l..
Maier place, near the pumping sta
ton.
If you are figuring on giving Hos
iery for Christmas, you can save
| money by buying Gotham Gold
Stripe Hosiery now, during Coul-
sons November Sale. Buy Now
and Save.
Charles A. Norris, colored, 76, of
GAINESVILLE, died at his home follow
| ing two years illness of complica
tions. He was native of Chester
hill, but spent the most of his life
| in GAINESVILLE. He is survived by two
daughters; two sons; one brother;
nine grandchildren, and two great
grandchildren. Funeral services will
be held Thursday afternoon at the
home of his son, Harvey Norris,
! GAINESVILLE, with burial in Wood
| lawn cemetery.
Mrs. w. H. Smith, wife of Noble
county common pleas judge, died
/ suddenly Monday evening at her
| home in Caldwell following a
heart attack. Besides her husband,
she leaves one son, Atty Harold
Smith, and two daughters, Mrs.
| Marjorie Walters, and Miss Helen
Smith and a sister, Blanche Arch
er, all of Caldwell, and one brother,
| William Archer, of New York City.
| She was a mambpr of the Catholic
| church.