Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-06-22
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! Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Sherwood
! and son of Columbus have been
spending q few days with Mr.. Sher-
woods mother at Sherwoodsburg,
and Mrs. Sherwood's. aunt Mrs. Ma
hala Roberts of this place. They
made the trip by auto.
Mr.. A. c. Taylor went to Colum-
bus Monday and accompanied his
daughter Miss Hester Taylor home
Tuesday. Miss Taylor underwent an
operation on her throat at the Grant
hospital Later she expects to re-
turn to the same hospital and will
undergo an operation for goiter.
Mr.. S. w. Dougan of Chesterhill
route was a business visitor in this
office Monday. He and his wife are
planning a western trip after har-
vest, to Palo Alto, Cal, where they
, expect to make an extended visit
with their son Mr.. Stanley Dougan
and family.
Atty G.. o. McGonagle left Mon
day to attend the annual meeting
of the I. O. 0. F. Grand Lodge which
| is held in Cleveland. He went as the
representative of the 49th district
which comprises all the lodges OF
the county, and some of the lodges
of part of the adjoining counties.
Saturday of this week the follow
| ing from Wagon Co. 124 leave for
Camp Perry: Herbert Lewis, Russell
Ashton, Pearl Savage, Ted Mcbride,
and Tom Aber. They go to receive
certain military instructions. Dur
ing the absence of Mr.. Lewis, Miss
Josephine Birch will be employed in
the post office.
Atty Frank Cobourn, wife and
daughter Carolyn of Toledo came
the latter part of last week, and
have since been at the home of
Mrs. Cobourn's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. S. C. White. Mr.. Cobourn is
one of the attorneys in the in
junction case of Stacy Deaver VS..
The Tropic Mining Co.
Mr.. John r. Bozman has been
spending several days here looking
after business matters. Mr.. Boz
man who spent the winter in Flor
ida, recently returned to Columbus
from seven weeks trip to Los An
geles, Cal. On their way home they
visited Mr. Bozmans sister Mrs. D.
W. Richards at Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Miss Lena Hanna of Quaker City
was the guest last week of Miss
Florence Gatewood here. Thurs
day Miss Gatewood and Miss Hanna
accompan MED by Misses Rosa Wilson
and Nola Scott and Mr.. Vernard
Hindman, motored to New Concord
where they attended commencement
exercises Miss Hanna went on to
her home from New Concord, and
the others also returned to their
homes Friday.
Mr.. Harry Miller of GAINESVILLE
came down Saturday evening and
returned Sunday afternoon in the
taxi, taking with him his little
daughter who had been visiting her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
Miller He has been employed in
the tile works, but is thinking of
moving back to this place, in which
event he will be employed with the
Cochran Bros cigar factory.
Mrs. Anna Heald and three chill
dren of Chicago came Saturday for
a visit with Mrs Heald's parents DR..
and Mrs. J. B. Naylor of Malta. Mr.. |
Heald will join his family there in
a week or so for a visit. Others
at the Naylor home over Sunday |
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Robson |
and daughter Barbara of GAINESVILLE, |
and Mr.. Robert Naylor and wife. |
Robert Naylor is a prohibition Off
Ger, and has been at Cleveland and |
Youngstown, and other places in the |
vicinity of those cities.
Miss Ruth Henne, who is stu
dent at Sweet Briar school for girls |
in Sweet Briar, Va, will leave the |
latter part of this week for New
York City, from which city she will
sail for Europe accompanied by five |
other school chums, chaperoned by
DR.. Mary Harley, school physician
and teacher They plan to visit Ice
land first, then Norway, Sweden,
France, Germany, and will witness
the Passion Play. Their tour will
constitute two months.-Marietta
Register-Leader. /
Prof. and Mrs. c. v. Thompson
of Youngstown drove through last
week to the home of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Thompson and
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Parsons of Wolf |
Creek, where they will spend their
summer vacation. On the way
they stopped and visited
friends at Alliance, and Mrs.
Thompson's sisters Miss Lena
Parsons and Mrs. Lee Ander-
son and family of Columbus. Mr..
Thompson has been principal of one
Of the Youngstown schools the past
two years and has been reelected
for the coming year at an increased
salary.
The Good Luck club met at the
home of Georgia and Fannie Rich
ardson Thursday afternoon, with a
good attendance. The meeting was
called to order by the president, and
after the roll call and business was
attended to, the meeting was put in
charge of the lecturer. The follow
ing program was given: Solo, Mar
etta White; reading, IRA Ray; reci-
tations, Cleo and Claribel Sevall;
solo, Carrie Osborn. There were
nine guests of the club present, and
one new member was added. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Car
rie Osborne, and the chief topics will
De Convenient Kitchens, and Cold
Pack Canning. Roll call will be an
;wered by giving some convenient
xitchen utenSil.-XX.