Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-11-09


Thursday from three weeks visit
at Cleveland.
Mrs. Kate White and daughter
Florence of Pennsville spent Thurs
day here.
Chester Newberry of Reynolds
dale, Pa, joined his family here
Thursday.
E. w. Dean of Marietta spent
Friday here.
Mrs. Bertha Brittigan and son re-
turned Monday to Parkersburg af-
ter a visit here.
Curt Andrews of Idaho visited
here Monday enroute to visit Ed
Olney's of Relief
Jas. Dewitt is the guest of Ray
Devitt's.
Mrs. G. w. Landsittle is visiting
her mother Mrs. Scroggan of Bev-
erly.
Will Shoop and family of Ames-
vile were Sunday uests of her par
ents here.
Chester Newberry and family
spent Sunday with her sister Mrs.
Forest Taylor of Beverly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verge Lochary and
daughter were Sunday guests of
Paul Hayes of GAINESVILLE.
Miss Mabel Allard spent Thurs
day and Friday with her sister Mrs.
Hurd Cooper of GAINESVILLE.
Chas. Chase and family and Mrs
Frank Adrean and son spent We'd
nesday with Chas. Gifford's at
Sharpsburg.
D. r. Cooper and family of Rose
vile were Sunday guests of Mrs
Jane Wootton.
Chas. Chase and family and Mrs
Mary Kern and son spent Sunday
with J. S. Basom's of Athens.
Mrs. G. G. Vickroy and daughter
and Goldie and Kennard Cross mo-
tored to Glouster Sunday and spent
the day.
A. J. and Hannah Lynn of Penns-
vile spent Sunday with Hiram Nc
Cann's.
The Christian Endeavor business
meeting will be held at Chas. Nc
Elhose's Nov. 8, at Z o'clock. All
members are urged to come as this
is election of officers
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Dewitt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Mercer spent
Sunday in Waverly, w Va.
i
Sunday school has the opening ser.
vice for Sunday school next Sunday
Come out and see what they have
| for us.
The Dorcas society met Wednes
| day afternoon at Mrs. T. I. Mer
GERS. After the business, was over
the afternoon was spent socially
Refreshments were served.
IL
ter Palmer spent Friday in Beverly
Rev. H. d. Weber of Pensacola
| Fla. will preach at the Christian
church Friday night. He will be
accompanied by Rev. Mattern o.
McConnelsville. Let all come out
and fill the house.
| Chas. McDermott and family. Mr.
/ and Mrs Jack Bacon and Walter
Palmer and family, spent Sunday
in New Lexington and Crooksville
Jap Henery and family spen
Sunday in McConnelsville
James O'Neal and wife were
| Sunday guests of their son anG
! family.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Henery ant
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coleman spen
Sunday with Geo Johnson's o
Goshen Run. They were accompa
MED as far as Pennsville by Mrs
Mary Humphrey.
Wade Bachelor is quite sick with
tonsilits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerrald Bachelor
had as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs
! Irsael Ross, Vernon Ross and fam
lily and Dale and Joy Carpenter, al
of Dale
Mary Elizabeth. daughter o
Lewis and Lusina Forrest, was borr
july 16. 1851. near Swift, O.. mos
Of her life being spent in the com
munity. May Q, 1869, she wa.
married to Asa Travis of Steuben
vile, O., to which union was borl
one child. Linnie L. She was left
widow, Feb. "a, 1893,and II year
later was married to Archibald Nc
Elhose of Stockport, at which plac
she made her home until his death
June 26, 1918. The remainder O
! her life was spent with her daugh
ter Linnie L. McElhose of Beverly
Mary McElhose died Nov 3, 1922
She is also survived by five grand
children and seven great grandchil
dren.
j The following officers were elect
ed Saturday night at the Masoni
lodge: w. H. Penrose. w. M; Fl
H. Choguill, S. W.; Harry Martin
j. W.: Harris Phillips, S. D.; III.
Harmer. j. D.; III. l.. Henery. Sec'y
]. M. McKibben, Tyler; T. J. Lyme
Treas; A. B. Van Fossen, Trus
tee.
The new 100000 bond issue sol
to Blanchet ThOrnburgh & Van
dersall for par and accrued inter
est and $2,O04.25.
; w. E. Wootton spent Monday i
GAINESVILLE.
See Constance Talmadge in 9Th