Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-02-23

McCONNELSVILLE, OHIO,
NETT A. YLOR
Attorney-at-law I
!: Rooms 11-12, Second Floor
I Stanbery Building I
| iMcCoNNELsvILLE OHIO!
Mr.. w. w. Lindimore of Union
vile has been visiting in GAINESVILLE.
Remington Typewriters.- Every
bodys Store.
Mrs. C. d. Moore has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. Fred Horn OF
GAINESVILLE
Mr.. Harry Cook of the Malta Man.
featuring Co., made a business trip
to Columbus Tuesday.
Mr.. F. r. Porter, of Columbus,
was here Monday looking after mat
ters of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Dye and Mrs.
Jacob Stalker attended the funeral
of Mrs. Robt. H. Farrell at Colum-
bus Monday.
Mr.. Hunter Hough has been in
Columbus this week as delegate TO
the annual meeting of the Changers
Mutual Insurance Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Patterson
went to Canton Tuesday for a visit
with Mrs. Patterson's people, and
where they will locate, providing Mr..
Patterson can find employment.
Auditor Charles E. Harper goes to
Columbus today to meet with num-
Der of auditorsoof the state, together
with the state tax commission, to Tx
the tax value of oil for this year.
Mrs. J. B. Hall of the Morganville
vicinity left Tuesday for Mansfleld
where she visits her son Mr. Z. Is.
Hall. She will also visit her daugh-
ter Mrs. D. C. Wallace of Cleveland
before returning home.
Mr.. Carl Harris who recently SOLD
his residence property here to Mr.. }.
d. Hooper, has purchased the a. U.
Ralph farm of 45 acres, near Neely-
Vile. He expects to move onto his
place about April 1.
Mrs. Maude Henery who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Chester
Smith of Malta, went to Jacksonville
Tuesday for a visit, and where she
attended the Red Mems banquet
Tuesday night.
Ohio University celebrated its
11Sth anniversary Feb. 18th and
18th. with a two day celebration OF
the alumni, faculty and students
Ohio University is the oldest univer'
sity west Of the Alleghenies and the
first state university to receive 9
grant of land from the national gov
ernment. 1t was chartered deb. II,
1904.
Owing to sickness in the family OF
Della Hartman. who was to have en-
tertained the club, the Ruralites
club met at the home of Mrs A. II.
Huffman As it was a cold day on
ly five members and three visitors
were present One dress form was
made Fine refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess. The next meet
ing will be at the home Of Della
Hartman March 16.
Mr.. w A. Sands. Of GAINESVILLE,
brought his son Harold Sands here
to the sanatorium Monday as an OBJ
servation patient. While here the
former was taken quite i'll with the
served in the late war overseas.
The father was bandmaster Of the
164th Rainbow Division, regiment
band. He is nephew of A. j.
Sands of this place.
Marietta had a disastrous fire on
Wednesday of last week. 1t started
in the rear end of the building Of
THORNLEY, Bros. Produce Co., and
the damage is estimated at some
thing between 100000 and $4,000.
The room in which it started was be-
ing fitted up for a cold storage de-
partment for the Imperial Ice Cream
Co. and started from cork igniting
from boiling coal tar. The loss is
well covered by insurance on both
the building and the stored produce
Of Thornley, Bros.
Mrs. Eleanor Bailey Johnson of
GAINESVILLE, has been named by Con-
gressman A. B. Rouse, chairman Of
the Democratic National Congress
sional committee, as one Of the Ohio
members OF the committee. Mrs.
Johnson is the wife of Edgar John
son of the Bailey Drug Co., She is a
member of the executive board of
the League of Women Voters and is
also a member of the Business and
Professional Women'S club. She has
taken an active interest in politics
and as a member of the committee
purposes to make good"
Louis Drury is in receipt of a
card from Don Carlos James, show
ing street scenes in Calcutta where
ne had spent some days during his
world tour. He says he was there
when the Prince of Wales was there
and he saw him three times. He
frequently saw the natives riding
upon elephants while he himself
rode in primitive American style
making a trip of 90 miles in an OK
cart, That surely would give him
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