Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-10-05

EIGHT
LOCAL NEWS
7Go Ohio tax free Dollings secur-
ities.-T. R. Walraven, Salesman
The R. L. Dollings Co.
The daughter born Sept. % to
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Rowland of
East Windsor has been named Dor
othy Marie.
Mrs. Herbert Head returned to
r?nesville Wednesday, after a visit
here with her mother-in-law MRS.
Merry L. Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Moore of I
Marietta have been wishing here
with Mrs. Moore's mother Mrs.
Charlotte Hartzell.
Mr.. c. V. Pyle of Muskogee,
okla, came Tuesday for visit
with his sister Mrs. DR.. Agnes
Richmond, and other relatives.
DR.. Mercer of Columbus was
down over Sunday to look after
some matters of business. They
are we'll pleased with their new
home.
The Citizens National and First
National bank of this place and
Malta National bank will be closed !
on Discovery Day, Thursday, Oct.
IL.
Mrs. w. w. Richardson of Malta .
went to GAINESVILLE Tuesday to visit
several DAYS with her sister Mrs. 7.
P. Harvey and nephew Mr.. Chas.
N Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs T. R. Walraven
motored TO Newark last Thursday
and attended a meeting of repre-
sentatives of the R. l.. Dollings
Co. of Steubenville, Newark and
GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Robert McGregor of Bristol,
who was operated upon about two
weeks ago for appendicitis, and
who was in very critical condi-
ton, is improving, and is believed
to be now out of danger.
Group seven of the Ohio Bank
ers' association meets at Cam
bridge next Thursday, Oct. 12. A
number of the representatives of
the local banks will be in attend
ance.
Mrs. A. H Moore and son Harold
Of Wheeling, W. Va, motored over
Saturday, returning home Monday.
They visited Mrs. Moore's brothers
and sisters at the jenkins home
about three miles above Malta.
At family reunion, with elabor-
etc chicken dinner, held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Simon Hen
r. of GAINESVILLE Sunday, among
on side guests present was Mrs.
Elizabeth Head of Columbus.
Mr.. Ezra Mcdaniel went to Co
shocton Wednesday to spend the
We ak and take in the fair. While
there he will be the guest of the Co
shccton fair company with which he
Of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Syl Hammond and |
sons Messrs. Frank and Ben Ham
mond and Miss Mildred Hughes f
motored to Lancaster Sunday and t
visited with Mr.. G. G. Johnson and g
family. Mr.. Johnson has given up
eaching and is now in the real es- h
ate business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Youngs, Y
Mrs. Jas. Fish, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay F
Howard and daughter Harriet, d
Mrs Harriet Howard, and Mrs h
1has McGregor and son Rademont +
a party who motored to a
Marietta Sunday and enjoyed a pic
tic dinner in the park there,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Baker V
md daughter Mary Ellen motored N
lo-vn from Columbus Saturday and F
spent over Sunday with Mrs. Bak- Il
,r', mother Mrs. Olive Drake, and a
other relatives. Mrs. Drake ac-
them home and left
Monday for Chicago to see her V
laughter Mrs. Olive Drake Haley, h
who is quite i'll. II
Miss Laura McPeak who has b
cen living in the Raymond Dur "
in house on North Ninth street, C
las moved to rooms in the Stan
,ary building. Mrs. Fannie Sears
nd son Mr.. Marmaduke Sears, who f.
nave been living in the Robinson J
building on Center street, have J
moved to the property vacated by f,
Miss McPeak. C
The Board of Education of Mar !,
ion township will offer at public =
auction Saturday, Oct. 7, at p. M,
he Goshen school house in said
township. Sale will be held on the
premises The bell, blackboards y
md seats are to be retained. By or n
der of the board.-C. l. Schofield, is
Clerk. 28s2 r
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