Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-09-07

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The first meeting of the minister
/ ial association for the year will be
held at the home of Rev. w. M.
Mackay next Monday at p. m.
The w. H. M. S. of the McCon-
nelsville M. E. church will meet at
the home of Mrs. John Crozier Fri
day evening, Sept. s, at o'clock.
Mrs. Annie Pierce leader.
Mr.. Ed Jones who underwent a
successful operation over a week
ago at the Bethesda hospital, Zanes-
Vile, and who is still there, expects
| to undergo another operation today
Mr.. John Shuster of near Stock
port went Wednesday to the Good
Samaritan hospital where he takes
treatment for his leg which he in
iured in a fall about two years ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Smith of Bev-
erly were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John o. Day of Malta over Sunday
and while here attended the Trimble
reunion held at the waterworks
park.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Taylor and
daughter Miss Hester Taylor of NAL
ia motored to Wheeling, W. Va,
Sunday, to visit with Mr.. Taylor s
brother Mr.. w. ]. Taylor. While
there they also attended the West
Virginia state fair.
Mr.. C. M. Robinson, who was here
six weeks while engaged in Install
ing the new switch board for the
Riverside Telephone company, left
Tuesday for Chicago. Mr.. Robin
son was sent here by the Kellogg
Switch Board and Supply Co. OF
that city.
The marriage of Mr.. Kenneth
Welch of Reinersville and MISS
Chloe Best of this place occurred
Tuesday noon at the home OF the
latter's sister here, Mrs. VIM. v.
scott. Rev. w. NJ Mackay officiat-
ing. They will make their home IN
Reinersville.
Mr.. Allen Barnes who is employ
ed with the John Church Co., Chl-
caeo, arrived here by auto MONDAY
and will visit with his father I. j.:
Barnes and other relatives uhtll
Saturday when he goes to C1nclnna-
ii where he will conduct a speclal
sale for the music company WIN
which he is employed.
The CrooksvilIe Advance of last
week announced the wedding OF Mr;
James Adrian of Rose Farm ana
Miss Rosella Koehler OF near New
Lexington, which occurred recently
at Wheeling, w Va. The groom is
foreman at the Tropic mine. After
a honeymoon trip in the east tney
will make their home at New Lex
ingtOn.
Or r. Dale Barker and son Dana
came over Friday and returned sat
urday to Dayton. They came Win
large truck which brought family
monument to be erected IN the 10
cal cemetery where DIR. Barker 8
wife and two children are buried:
They experienced quite bit or
trouble coming down the river from
GAINESVILLE.
The death of Mrs. R. S. Parrish,
aged AZ years, occurred at her home
at Belle Valley Aug. 25, after a
three weeks illness from paralysis
She is survived by her husband, one
brother and four sisters. Funeral
services were held from the Sharon
Presbyterian church Aug. 27, con-
Quoted by Rev. Boyd J. Yorke, and
interment was made in the Sharon
cemetery.
Mr.. E. L. Allard of near Crooks
vile was a caller at the Democrat
office Tuesday. Mr. Allard told us
that one of the tomatoes he raised
this season was bigger than the big
gest tomato he had yet seen honor
able mention" made of. The to-
mato Mr.. Allard raised weighed
three pounds and two ounces, ane
was the largest tomato he said, M
ever saw.
Morgan grange No. 1853 P. of H
meets Saturday evening at 1880
There will be discussion on differ
ent subjects: The propriety of hav
ing stock sales, monthly or yearly
in different parts of the county; /
success on the farm due to location
the farm, or the farmer; Som
things the grange has been instru
mental in bringing to pass, directl
or indirectly; The tragedy of tn
passing away of the horse from tn
} farm. Grange motto-Plan you
work, then work your plan.-Lect.
, Mr.. Daniel Shuster who reside
| here in what was formerly the Gee
Kenney property, showed the Dem
ocrat this week some giant pol
beans he raised in his garden, an
two pods Of which he left hangin
on our wall a few days for inspet
ton. The larger Of them is 2
inches in length. Mr.. Shuster sal
that the season was a little agains
them this year, otherwise the
| might have attained to still large
size, as he has raised them man
, times. The beans are tender an
very fine eating, he stated.
ROUND DANCE AT ARMORY
II Wagon Co., 124 will give q roun
: dance at the armory, Friday nigh
Sept. 8. Everybody invited.