Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-04-20

Thrift" paint comes unreduced
You add the linseed oil, that is
where you save. Ask Morris Hard.
ware about it.
Mayor John o. Day and wife, OF
Malta, had for their guests last
week, their granddaughter, Miss
Joanna Mary Day, of Marietta, and
her aunt, Miss Ellen Becker, OF
Lore City.
Mrs. Eliza Ann Farris, who fell
injuring her hip about year ago
since which time she has been un-
able to walk, and in very 'frail
health, has been quite poorly fol-
several days past.
Mr.. j. L. Benjamin, of Malta, has
been re-appointed a member of the
soldiers relief commission of the
county for period of three years
The other two members are A. B
Gorrell and A. D. King.
Mrs. David Savage, of this place
had a couple of bad attacks of nose
bleed Sunday, and for a time hel
condition was very critical. While
better, she is still confined to hel
bed. She is "a years old
e. M. Stanbery 89th Birthday
This is the S9th birthday of Hon
E. NJ Stanbery His daughter
Mrs. Andrew Timberman, of Colum
bus, came down Wednesday tt
spend few days with him.
Mr.. Byron Dickinson, teacher O.
the 81 grade here, who has beer
ill at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A
w. Miller suffering with rheuma
tism and complications, is quite 6
little better and able to be up.
Mrs. Kate Dawson returned
Monday from an extended visit
with her daughter, Miss Margaret
Dawson, of New York City, and
with her son, Mr.. Francis Dawson
student at Lafayette college, Eas-
ton, Pa.
See "The Man without a Country
at Twin City Opera House, Friday,
April 28th. Reserved seat sale for
The Man without Country" We'd
nesday April 26th at 200 p. m.
Get them at the Opera House box Of
fice.
Mrs. Matte Caten, of McCune-
Vile, and Mrs. Annie jerks, of
who were called to Malta
because. of the illness of
their sister, Mrs. Fred Phillips, re-
turned to their homes Wednesday.
Mrs. Phillips is some better.
Mrs Gale Day and little child re-
.urned to their home at ST. Clairs-
5ille Wednesday after a stay with
Mr.. Days people, Mr.. John Days of
near Morganville. Mrs. Days hus-
oand will remain for a few days to
assist his father with his spring
work.
John Martin arrived home Satur-
lay on a short visit with his par
.nts, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Martin of
lear Deerfield. Mr.. Martin has
,een connected with the Universal
Brush Co. for the past three months
ls salesman and organizer. He has
been making his headquarters at
and has charge of Tus-
county.
P. Fl. Bucey, of Coal Run, has
the following list of per-
sons in that neighborhood 80 years
IF age and upwards who have pass
I'd away in the year ending March
n, 1922: Math Smith, Jane Smith,
Lem Grandstaff, D. B. Farus, Mary
Albright, Mary Storey, Lloyd King,
Lefty Carroll, Oliver Tucker, Rufus
Fucker, VIM. McKindry, VIM. Dom
aldson, Mary Frances, Malissa
Following the rainfall in 36
hours of 2.86, the river here Satur-
lay was fast approaching a flood
stage. 1t continued to rise slowly
during the day, and Sunday morn
ng it reached a stage here at the
ock of better than 26 feet. While
he low lands were inundated, and
he roads above and below town
we're shut off by the water, no
houses were flooded.
The county commissioners of
Perry county on Monday passed a
resolution suspending Auditor c. L.
Chute pending the hearing of
charges which have been brought
against him. Should the auditor be
acquitted he will be automatically
restored to his office. j. w. Quinn
Of Corning was appointed to dis
charge the duties of auditor until
Chute is restored to office
DR. until his successor is elected and
qualified.
The city of GAINESVILLE was in the
hands of Boy Scouts for one hour
afternoon. all city officials
giving the reins OF government over
into their hands. The B. s. proved
the fine training they have exper-
fenced and conducted themselves
with credit. There was one "ar-
rest" for "jay walking" and the vio-
lator of the traffic laws was hailed
before the B. S. Judge where his
case was duly disposed of. The
health officer issued permits and so
IN through the variOuR dena rim ontS