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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-01
Ohio State Day, Nov. 25

Every Ohio State University grad.
uate, student or ex-student in Nor.
gan county was given notice to as
semble on last Friday evening to
celebrate Ohio State Day and to re-
new or gain acquaintance with each
other. The meeting was held in the
Chamber of Commerce rooms, Morris
building, McConnelsville, the crowd
assembling Just after the M. & M
VS.. Corning basket ball game. In all
there were about fifty university
people and friends gathered to hear
a most interesting program OF
speeches and to enjoy music, yells
and refreshments and a general So
cial good time.
Shortly after assembling the meet
ing was called to order by President
DR.. D. G.. Ralston, and all Joined in
singing Carmen" the song every
Ohio Slater knows as well as the
National anthems. After that, La
Doyt Pinkerton, '24, led the crowd in
some good yells. All were then en-
tertained by variety of speeches by
different ones present who related
university history, both past and
present. Mr.. Emmett Roberts gave
a very interesting summary as fol-
lows of the classification of o. S. U.
people in Morgan county. His list
which is fairly complete, included
the following: IL business men. 16
farmers, 9 doctors, teachers. 4
dentists, 3 lawyers, 2 pharmacists,
2 engineers, county agricultural
agent, IA students. More songs fol-
lowed as well as the refreshments.
consisting of ice cream, cake and
coffee
About 1920 kilograms of con-
gratulations sent by President w. o.
thompson, O. S. u, and U. S. Presi-
dent w. G. Harding, to all meetings
of this. kind in every county in the
state and meetings elsewhere. were
received and read. More talks fol-
lowed concerning foot ball, universi-
ty growth, and several people from
visiting schools contributed some
thing regarding their Alma Matters.
The meeting closed with the election
of officers for the coming year. Mr..
r. E. Helt president, and Miss In
cille Mercer secretary, were the Off
GERS elected This has been deemed
the most successful celebration of
Ohio State Day in the history of the
county. Let every Ohio Slater bear
this in mind and begin to think
about next year, nOw,-XX
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-01
MAY IMPROVE RIVER ROAD
TO MORGAN COUNTY LINE


State aid on the Improvement oi
the South River road, Duncan Falls
to the Morgan county line, is pos
sible, according to word which has
been received by the county com
missioners. The commissioners are
planning to go to Columbus in this
matter. It is reported that the road
is to be improved on the east side by
graveling and that it is to be classed
as state aid garden road, thus pro-
viding for payment of half the cos,
Of improvement by the, state. Some
time ago 1t had been determined by
the commissioners to improve the
South River road on the Philo side
The improvement offer by the state
is understood to include the Duncan
Falls side via the Christy place,
Gaysport, ETC., seven miles to the
Morgan county line.-Signal.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-01
Death of e. f.. Sheets

Mr.. Elmer E. Sheets, aged 60, men
tion of whose illness we have often
made, died Wednesday night about
10 O'Clock, at his home in East Wind
sor. His death was due to tubercu-
losis from which he had suffered for
about three years. His wife who was
Dora Patterson, survives; also the
following children-Charles Dore
Sheets of the home, and Mrs. Otis
Hosom of Columbus. He also leaves
four sisters and one brother-Mrs.
w. G. Gatewood of this place: Mrs.
Scott Davis, Hooksburg; John Sheets,
Mrs. Lewis Hindman and Mrs. Levi
Gilbreath, all of East Windsor. Mr..
Sheets was an excellent citizen. He
was an active member of the Mt.
Olivet M. P. church, and a teacher
in the Sunday school. He was also a
member of the grange, and of the
Masonic order, and had been for sew
eral years member of the deputy
state supervisors of elections Of this
county. position he held at the
time of his death.
The funeral will be held Friday
afternoon at 1 o'clock, at the Mt.
Olivet church, conducted by his pas
tor Rev. S. r. Martin. Burial will
be made in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-01
MRS. EMMA BOWMAN DIES
AT CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA

The death of Mrs. Emma Bozman
widow of C. B. Bozman, occurred
Sunday morning at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Kate Richards oil
Cedar Rapids, Ia, as result OF
paralysis with which she had been
stricken on Friday. Up to that
time we understand, she had been
apparently in about her usual
health.
Mrs. Bozman's maiden name was
Black. She was a native of Logan
o., and resided there up to the time
of her marriage which occurred in
1867. Since that time up to recent
years McConnelsvAle had been her
home. She was in her 18th year. al
the time of her death. She was the
last of the Black family. The late
Mrs. Frances Thomas formerly of
this place, and whose death occurred
at Logan, was her sister. Mrs. Boz
man is survived by three children
Mrs. Bertha Michelbach of New
York City, Mrs. Kate Richards of
Cedar Rapids, Ia, and John R. Boz
man of Toledo. The late Mrs. Mary
Buchanan was step-daughter of
Mrs Bozman, and Mrs. r. K. Brown
of this place is also a step-daughter.
Mrs. Bozman had been member
of the Presbyterian church here for
So years. She was a loyal member
and on her visits back was always
found at the services when it was
possible for her to be there. She
loved McConnelsville, her old home
place, and the people here, and it
had been her expectation to spend
tn next summer here. She was an
excellent woman, with many friends
who will learn of her death with
sadness.
Funeral services were held frc,c
the R. K. Brown residence Tuesday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. D. r.
Warne of the Presbyterian church
assisted by Rev. F.. Gillian of the
Malta M. e. church. There was one
song when the Roses Bloom" rem
dered by Mrs. Daisy Middleton. In
terment was made in the McCon-
nelsvflle cemetery. Those from out
of town in attendance at the funeral
were Mr.. John Bozman of Toledo,
Mrs. Richards of Cedar Rapids, Ia,
Miss Mary Merriam of Chicago, Mrs.
Daisy Middleton of Mansfield, and
Mr.. U. H. Brown of GAINESVILLE.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-01
Never Silent CIuh

The Never Silent club held their
November meeting at Mrs. Alice
Rutledge's, an all day meeting; Is
members and several visitors were
present in spite of rain. A fine din
ner was served, after which the
meeting was called to order by the
president, Mrs. Leland. Officers
elected for coming year: President,
Alice Lighthizer; vice president,
Florence Mummey; sec'y, Alice Rut-
ledge; assistant sec'y. Erma Hutch
ins; treas, Clara Patterson; lee
turer, Nan Heron; press reporter,
Mrs. Leland; organist, Nell Light
hizer. The lecturers program and
a good social time followed. Ad-
joprned, to meet with Mrs. Flo
Strong Dec. IS, promptly at /
O'Clock. Do not forget the Christ
mas pudding to be served.-XX.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-01
e. w. Suites of Cedar Run Dies

The death of Eli Wesley Suites oc-
Cured at his home in Cedar Run
vicinity Monday. He was born near
Eagleport Dec. 20, 1852, and was
68 years of age at the time of his
death. Mr.. Suites wife who sur
wives him, was Mary C. Phillips. He
also leaves eight children-Mrs.
Martha Lenze of GAINESVILLE and Mrs.
Milla Hartley and Carthu, Harry
and Hiram Suites, all of Cedar Run
vicinity, Alva Suites of Beverly and
Mrs. c. A. Clifton and Mrs. Eura
Reed of GAINESVILLE. One son. George.
is deceased. Mr.. Suites is also sur
vived by Is grandchildren, and two
great grandchildren. Mrs. D. ".
Eveland, Mrs. VIM. Greer and Mrs.
E. H. Clifton of Eagleport and Mrs.
John Eveland of Crooksville are his
sisters. Messrs. Earle and Lawrence
Eveland of this place are nephews
of the deceased.
Funeral services were held at On
ion Hill church Wednesday after
noon, conducted by Rev. o. r.
Sticker, and interment was made in
Union Hill cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-01
Parent-Teachers' Association

The Parent-Teachers' association
of Hackney-Early school met at
Early school house Wednesday OF
last week, with a number of mem
bers and visitors present. There
was an unusual display of enthusi-
asm on the part of parents and
teachers alike, during the business
session, in regard to matters which
have to do with betterment of our
rural schools.
After fine program by children
OF both schools. motion was made
to adjourn to meet Dec. %, at Hack
ney school house. In conclusion the
teachers Harry Grandstaff and Ar
thur Sealock urged the parents to
take deeper interest in the problems
OF developing our schools and lend q
helping hand and moral Support to
teachers, so that they may obtain
the higher ideals set for training
for children. All who are interested
in child welfare, public schools.
church and community, are invited
to meet with us Dec. %, at Hackney
school house.-XX.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-01
Party at Richardson's

Just to prove that 23 is no un-
lucky number, ask any of the 2a
guests at the party held at the home
of George and Fannie Richardson
Friday evening, Nov. 25, and what
would be utter dismay to the super
stitious, 13 were girls. The evening
was happily spent in playing games
and the time flew by rapidly. Fine
refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses Gladys
and George Osborn, Miss Mamie
Mitchell, Misses Nina and Lucille
Hill, O'Neil Musgrove, Miss Mar
garet and Paul Bone, Miss Glenna
Richardson, Miss AIDA Lawrence
Miss Edith .and Orin Miller, Miss
Eula Smith, Miss Inis Lawrence,
Curtis White, Misses George and
Fannie Richardson, Dale White,
Monfort Roberts. Ralph Richardson,
A. C. Brown, Henry and James
Richardson.-XX.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-01
Bright Sage Sued for Divorce

According to news item sent to
the Cincinnati Enquirer from Pitts
burgh, recently, Winifred Frances
Sage is seeking a divorce there from
Bright Sage. Mr.. Sage from Aus
tralia. promoter" It will be recall
ed. flashed like meteor over old
Morgan county few years ago when
he and his wife resided a short dis
tance back of Malta.
The ground of Mrs. Sage's suit as
filed by her. it is said, is infidelity.
The item referred to states that Mrs.
Sage claimed her husband was asso-
ciating with several women, two of
whom he was maintaining apart
ments for.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-01
ENJOYABLE Gathering in Bristol

The Bristol township soldiers as
sociation met at the home OF Mr
and Mrs. Choral Moore on Thanks
giving day. The forenoon was spent
In social intercourse. Then came
the t1inner-chicken, mashed pota-
toes, gravy. sweet potatoes, pies
cakes. etc.. and oh yes, that delicious
amber coffee.
Then came the organization. In
the absence of the president, Joseph
Flanders was detailed to I'LL the
place. Singing, America; prayer
nv chaplain; reading Of minutes OF
last meeting; welcome address, Com
rade Flanders, responded to by G.
o. McGonagle in his mastery anu
earnest way.
The exercises which followed In
cluded a talk by Comrade FLANDERS
who told of the battle Of Ft. Meal
lister in which he took part; song,
with Miss Lucille Warren at the or
gan: reading, Lincoln's Gettysburg
Address, by Alma Dearnbarger:
song. Tenting tonight on the OLD
camp ground; patriotic talk, e. ..
NcGonagle: song, Marching through
Georgia. At this time came the
election of officers for 1922. On mo-
ton of Comrade Flanders seconded
by Comrade Gorrell, the old poaro
was re-nominated.
Mrs. M. M. Mcdonald, president
of the Women's Relief Corps, gave
a fine talk on some of the things they
are doing for the needy and sick,
such as sending them flowers and
fruits, ETC. Then came another song.
G. O. McGonagle gave several hne
readings. C. F. Siler gave a talk
which was enjoyed by all. Tnis
was followed by another song.
We especially want to thank the
neighbors and friends for their as
sistance in making the occasion
delightful one for all. Also Mr.. anu
Mrs. Moore for opening their home
for us. Thirty-two persons were
present at the gathering, three OF
whom were comrades.-J. B. F.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-01
RiIev-Golden Wedding

Mr.. Clarence S. Riley OF Malta
and Miss Gladys Golden. Springfield
were married Wednesday of last
week in Springfield. Mr.. Riley is a
son of the late F. P. Riley of Malta.
He was a member of old Co. M. and
was a soldier in the late war, hold
ing the rank of sergeant. seeing
much service overseas, and being
one of the last of our local soldiers
to return. His bride Is trained
nurse, going to Springfield during
the war, where she has since heen
practicing her profession. Mr.. Riley
is taking vocational training as
rlfnOfvpe operator at the O. M. l.,
Cincinnati. and prior to going TO
that place he had been in the Demo-
crat Office for several months.
This paper joins. with the many
friends of this most estimable young
couple in extending best wishes to
them.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-01
HIGH SPOT REACHED IN
LOCAL MASONRY CIRCLES

The high spot in local Masonry
functions was reached Wednesday
night of last week when the Rt.
Worshipful Grand Master of the
Grand lodge of Ohio, Frank M. Rams
bottom, and the Grand Marshal of
the same lodge, E. A. Evans, both of
GAINESVILLE, visited Valley lodge No.
145 F. & A. NJ Their visit was in
response to the invitation of the
latter lodge to the grand lodge Off
GERS to install the officers OF Valley
lodge for the ensuing year.
AS beginning for the evening,
at $50 the ladies of the Malta M. E.
church served one of their elegant,
and famous, chicken dinners. These
ladies have served these excellent
feasts for so long that they have
their forces trained in way that
everything moves along with the
system and regularity of a well dis
ciplined army. Rev. Frank Gillian
of the Malta M e. church invoked
the blessing. The Sunday school
room was the scene of the affair,
and the 1913 men who partook of the
repast were all seated at one time.
During the serving the M. & M.
furnished some fine selections
which added to the pleasure of the
occasion. The personnel of this or
chestra is Mildred Lawrence, piano;
Charles Lindsey, Edward Perkins,
cornet; Elizabeth Humphrey and Ell
eanor Erwin, violin; Harry Savage,
mandolin; Edgar Northrup, saxo-
phone, and Wayne Jackson, bells. A
quartet-Messrs. Betz, Gray, Sears
and Danford, sang a selection.
After supper all repaired to the
lodge room where lodge was opened,
and Officers installed by thu grand
lodge officers named above. Those
installed were j.. H. Cowan. W. NJ;
w. r. Sears, S. w. Joseph Ludwig,
j. W. A. G.. Mastersoa, treasurer;
"A. C. Taylor, secretary: E. 0. Link,
S. D.; Charles Copeland, J. D.; Lee
Smith, and Albert Miller, stewards;
B. S. Harris, chaplain; H. ]. Wilson.
tyler. After the installation so
cial hour was spent during which
the male quartet rendered number
of songs which were greatly ap-
preciated. c. B. Smith acted as
toastmaster, and speeches were
made by the following: Grand Mas
ter F.. M. Ransbottom and Grand
Marshal Evans, both of GAINESVILLE;
B. r. Ellis, visitor from Live Oak,
Fla: o. C. Swallow, Joplin, Mo-; H.
"A. Moore, Marietta; Milton Walker,
Stockport; G. v. Sheppard, Chester
hill; p. H. Tannehill, GAINESVILLE; G.
o. McGonagle, DR.. J. B. Naylor, r.
K. Brown, Rev. Frank Gillian. ]. E.
COwan. Harry Cook and J. B. Nut
ting. Every address was of high
character and in keeping with the
occasion.
Ten different lodges were repre-
scented, and four different states. Mr.
H. M. Cochran Of this place. aged 96,
and for almost 73 years Mason,
was present at both the banquet and
the lodge meeting.
According to the Grand Masters
report there were at the date of the
meeting of the Grand lodge last
month, over 10000 members of the
Masonic order in the state.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-01
Neelyville Grange Officers

At the meeting of Neelyville
Grange last Friday, the following
officers were elected: G. S. Strong,
master; J. P. Kidd, overseer; o. C.
Hammond, lecturer; E. o. Wiley,
steward; H. c. Tavener, assistant
steward; Lizzie Wiley, chaplain; !;
Haven Hammond, treasurer; T. T.
Fisher, secretary; Ed Rouse, gate
keeper; Alice Lighthizer, Ceres;
Mary o. Mccormick, Pomona; Rosa
White, Flora; Dora Hammond. lady
assistant steward.
The n -xt regular meeting will he
Friday, Dec 8, at 1880. Literary
program: How much Goes garden
lower cost of living, Haven Ham
mond; reading, Dora Hammond;
name five of most important events
of past year, ]. P. Kidd; music,
brOthers.-XX
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-01
Death at TrimhIe

Amanda Alderman died Monday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Kinder at Trimble, o., of heart. trou-
bic and dropsy. She was the widow
of Silas Alderman of Homer town
ship, and was the daughter of John
II. Johnson. Two daughters survive,
Mrs. Bertie Bingham of Trimble and
Mrs. Grace Kinney of the west. In
terment was made at Concord ceme-
terry. Mrs. Alderman was nearing
80 years Of age. She had two sisters
and three brothers, Mrs. Emma Ban
and Mrs. Malissa Blackwood of
Kansas, Albert Johnson of Cam
bridge, Emery of Columbus, and Will
liam Of Trimble One sister died
several years ago, Mrs. Nettie Wool
man.-XX
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-01
AGRICULTURAL NEWS NOTES
Farm Management Schools

Farm management schools were
held last week at McConnelsville
and Chesterhill. G. R. Arnold, Elk.
tension Specialist, o. S. u, assisted
by the county agent, gave instruc.
| tions in keeping and analyzing farm
accounts. Average attendance Of 1a
at each of the four sessions. Another
| project is being conducted in CO.
operation with county superinten-
dent of schools, whereby farm ac.
counting will be taught in schools OF
the county.
Hereford Breeders Hold Meeting
An interesting day was spent al
farm of H. l. Lawrence of Bloom
by thirty-five persons interested In
developing the Hereford cattle in
dustry. Earl Dougan, sec'y of the
Hereford Breeders association, fur.
nished conveyance for those going
from McConnelsville. Hamer Leland
also drove out over the muddy roads
to attend this meeting.
Purpose of the meeting was to en-
gage interest and discuss further
possibilities of Hereford Calf club
County Agent Helt explained rules
of calf club work and several breed
ers spoke regarding club work. A
lunch was served by the Lawrencs
family. Mr.. Lawrence showed and
explained his fine herd of Herefords.
The club will have good enroll
ment.
Neelyvi1le Grange Fair
Friday, Neelyville grange held an
all day meeting and fair. The
morning was taken up with business
and judging of products. Corn ex-
hibits consisted of Scar exhibits in
white, yellow, white-capped yellow
dent, sweet and pop corn. In ad-
dition there were single ear and
largest ear exhibits.
The women's part of the fair con.
sisted of exhibits of pumpkin, lemon
raisin, and fanciest frosted pies
Real merit of the pies was judged
later at dinner
After dinner talks were given on
history, value. and present and past
methods of observing Thanksgiving.
Annual Meetings
There are eight farmers organi-
cations in the county, properly Off
cered and conducted by men elected
by membership. We hear a great
deal about the right to vote. This
applies as well to members of these
organizations as to the greatest and
most fundamental of all-the U. S.
A. A meeting without program is
failure. Therefore, good annual
meeting means preparation on part
of officers. AS great deal depends
upon officers, so does great deal
depend upon the annual meeting
when they are chosen.
American Farm Bureau Federation
Meeting
The annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Farm Bureau federation was
held at Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 21-23.
With representation of 115 per-
sons, final figures show that Ohio
had the banner delegation.
Schedule of Meetings
Dec. 3, Union Twp, Farm Bureau,
Ringgold, 2 p. M; Dec 3, Malta,
Cheneyvile, p. M; Dec. 6, York,
Deavertown, p. m.; Dec. 7, Man
chester, Reinersville, 2:3O p. M;
Dec. Z, Center. Hackney, Z p. M;
Dec. 8, Bristol, Cloud, 7 p. M; Dec
10, Meigsville, Neelyville, 2 p. M:
Mountville, Friday, Dec. 2, 1880 p.
m.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-01
COURT HOUSE NEWS
COMMON PLEAS


The case of Roy WOgan VS.. Earle
Smith, damages, which occupied the
most of last week, went to the jury
Saturday afternoon. They returned
a verdict of 5000 In favor of the
plaintiff. The amount sued for was
$1,000. AS has been stated, the de-
fendant as teacher whipped plaintiff,
which, according to testimony, caus-
ed the plaintiff Roy Wogan, aged
13, injury, and caused him to be laid
up for several weeks from the whip
ping which was said to be excessive.
In all 38 witnesses were examined.
The case attracted considerable at
tention.
A motion for a new trial has been
filed.
Docket Entries
Susan Cook, by George E. PEBBLES,
her guardian, VS.. Jno. A. Cook ct al,
partition, appears the entry: Death
of defendant Sarah ]. Cook suggest
ed to the court Order for partition.
VIM. G.. Fawcett, D. P. Gardner and
Clark Bundy appointed commits
sioners.
In the H. A. Bowersock VS.. Geo.
l..
Taylor appointed guardian ad litem
Of the minor defendants. Order for
partition. VIM. Fuller, Nathan
Wade and VIM. Clark, commission
ers.
In the case of Thomas H. McClain
VS.. the board of trustees Of Homer
township ct al, Injunction, appears
the entry leave to defendants to
file answer within Is days."
In the partition case of Charles L..
Phillis VS.. Jasper D. Haines ct al, is
the following notice. Motion and
demurrer of each of the defendants.
Jasper D. Haines, ST., and Mary F..
Haines, overruled. Each defendant
excerpts Leave to each of said defen-
dants to file answer within 20 days.
The case of Chas. Wentz VS.. Frank
Ribble ct al, appealed from the court
of e. r. Finley j. P, has been set
tied and costs paid.
New Cases Filed
The Chute e Butler Company VS..
ira Landerman, action for money
and foreclosure of chattel mortgage,
is the title of new suit filed. The
plaintiffs state in petition that there
is due them $141.6O with interest
from Aug. /, 1921, on a promissory
note, the amount of which was Sc
cured by chattel mortgage on a
piano, which plaintiffs ask to have
sold and the proceeds applied to the
payment of said claim, and for such
other relief as is equitable.
Cover G. Slater has filed suit
against Simon w. Slater and ten
others, for the partition of about $40
acres situated in Center township,
the lands of the late George w.
Slater, of which he claims the one
sixth part.
The case of Edward j. Templeton
vs.. Malta Petroleum Co., money on
lv, which was to have been heard
Monday, has been continued till next
term. The petit jury has been dis
charged, and Judge J. @. Lyme has
been assigned to GAINESVILLE where
he will hold court until Dec. 21.
PROBATE
The will of Richard Able has been
admitted to probate.
Marriage License
Charles V. Ewart, pipe line work
er, SON of George Ewart, and Esther
Startling, daughter of George Starl-
ing, Rev. R. o. McRae officiating.
RECORDERS OFFICE
The following have been filed for
record: Alden G. Wells to Silas r.
Mesecher, SO acres, Homer, 81; C.
A Cody to Emily A. Kinsey, 18
acres. Windsor, 81; Charles R.
Brent, deceased, to Maude Cochran
ct ano, affidavit for transfer; En-
ma Brent ct al to Charles White,
McConnelsville lot, 81.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-01
STANDARD OIL COMPANY TO
INSTALL FILLING STATION

The Morgan County Motor Co.
(Dougan Garage) has leased to the
Standard Oil Co., the ground where
formerly the Church of Christ stood.
They will erect thereon one of their
filing stations. This will be one of
the Standards regular city style neat
and artistic stations, such as they
have in many places, and will be
big improvement in general to that
part of the town.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-01
Hog Cholera In Bristol

Our Meigs correspondent men
tions this week that Asburv Mahon's
hogs have been ill and three have
died. One of the state veterinarians
was called and was down Tuesday
and pronounced the trouble cholera.
He ordered the balance of the hogs
killed.