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

Great way to make money. Read
IcKeown & Carter's ad.
Mrs Miles Woodward of Malta is
il with a very heavy cold.
Atty 2 H. Tannehill of zanes- {
lille was caller here Wednesday.
A. r. Dougan of Penn was among
he number attending Farmers
Week at Columbus.
Mrs. Bert Wamer and daughter
Ruth of Malta are both quite i'll
with heavy colds, bordering on
pneumonia.
Tickets for the American Legion
minstrel will be on sale Sat
lrday, Feb. IL, at the opera house
box office.
Mrs. Mary Head returned the lat
.er part of last week from Zanes-
Vile where she went to visit her son
Mr.. Emmett Head. While there
she took quite i'll, but is now much
We have groceries at Walter Fin
ey's.
Mr.. F. M. Fisher who has been
seriously i'll at his Ahome at Parkers-
ourg, is reported as being little
If he continues to i'm
prove he will probably be brought
% McConnelsville.
For the best make of saxophones
see Harold Savage.
Mr.. o. r. Barclay was in Zanes-
yille the first of the week consulting
4 doctor. He has not fully recover
ed from the operation he underwent |
the latter part of September for ap-
Dendicitis.
We have groceries at Walter Fin
Iey's.
Mrs John Eveland of the Deaver
town vicinity was the victim of a
very pleasant surprise Jan. %, when
her friends and neighbors-52 in
all, went to her home to help her
celebrate her 58th birthday.
Writing to her home people, Miss
Elizabeth Pinkerton, who is visiting
her uncle Mr.. J. w. Pinkerton at
City Point, Fla, states there is quite
a colony of southeastern Ohio people
in that vicinity. She states she is
enjoying her visit very much.
Miss Kate Lyme of Barnesville,
who has been visiting here at the
home of county treasurer Jno. w.
Carter, accompanied by Mrs. F. G.
Barkhurst, went to Marietta Tues
day for a visit with their cousin,
Mrs. A. H. Neptune.
In renewing for his Democrat
Supt. T. c. Jenkins of the Mansfield
Reformatory states that he is back
in the office work after having been
confined to his bed for a few days, |
following the effect of minor oper-
alton.
The w. M. S. of the Main Street
Church of Christ will meet Tuesday
evening, Feb. 7, at the home of Mrs.
Amanda Smith. Devotional leader, |
Mrs. w. w. Barrell. Leader, Mrs.
Ralph Clawson. Echoes from every |
where, Mrs. Web Palmer.
There will be an old fashioned I
spelling school and miscellaneous
social at Westland school house on |
he evening of Feb. IL. In order to /
create a greater interest in spelling, |
4 fountain pen will be given as a I
prize to the winner of the contest.
The February meeting of the w.
:. T. U. will be held next Tuesday
It 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
-ucie Kraps. Mrs. Laura Dye will ,
lave charge Of the program, subject,
Frances K. Willard, our great
eader." Mrs. Mary Bingham will
ave charge of the devotional SER
ice.
Stanley, the eight year old son of |.
fr. and Mrs. Fremont Barkhurst, of
1alta, who has been seriously i'll
With pneumonia for the past four
weeks was operated upon Monday.
drainage tube was inserted in his
ide and three quarts of pus re-
loved. The boy is improving since
nd there is chance for his re-
overy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Adrean return
d Saturday from their wedding trip
o Cuba. They were gone three
nonths. Mrs. Adrean will be re-
nembered as Miss Eta Allard of
stockport. They will make this
lace their home and Mr.. Adrean
xpects to begin soon the erection Of
house here on the lot across from
he Baptist church, which he pur-
hased last fall.
A familiar face looked out upon
is McConnelsville friends from
anesville paper Wednesday, it be-
lg none other than that of our
)wnsman John Bird whose picture
Wi Af tnr !