Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-10-19
STOCKPORT

OIOCkHORI
Wilbur Plummer and family of
turned Sunday to New York City
by way of Columbus and Cleveland.
While there they will visit J. r.
Plummer's. They were accompa
MED as far as Cleveland by Mrs. R.
w. Dewitt who expects to visit her
brother Walter Newberry two
weeks. They are making the trip
in Plummer's car
Mrs. Jesse Boles who has been
quite sick, is able to be up and
around some.
Mrs. Lucia White and son Law
renee spent Tuesday in GAINESVILLE.
Miss Marybelle Abbott returned
to Malta after a weeks visit here.
Miss Helen Weaver of Morris
Junction returned home after a
short visit with Miss Irene Met
calf.
Bernard Metcalf returned to- Co
lumbus after ten days visit with
his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Shoop and
son James of Amesville motored
over to spend Sunday with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Ellis.
Mrs. G. w. Mummey spent from
/ Wednesday until SATURDAY. with her
| Olivet.
Geo Fawcett and family spent
Saturday in McConnelsville.
Vernon Ross and family of Dale
called on Jerrald Bachelors Sun
( day.
Jesse Bailey has purchased a new
car.
Emmett Farmhouse is working
again for the Prendergrast Lumber
Co.
Park Kean who has been quite
sick, is able to be up and around.
Geo. Johnson and family were
SUNDAY guests of her father Jesse
! McKibben and wife.
Miss Leila Hambleton snent We'd
needav with Mrs. Linnie Farmhouse.
Mrs. Kate Henerv of Malta and
Miss Ada Sherwood Of McConnels-
Vile spent Monday here.
Mrs. Ellis Payne and Mrs. Del
Williams of Pennsville spent Satur-
dav with Eli McInturf's.
/ Inc SIOChpOIl ptOplt al 2 NCly
much pleased with the improve
ment and appearance of the Stock
port flour mill. 1t has been re-
Gently painted and penciled and
with the addition of the work OF
art on the new sign put up, it is a
great improvement to the building
and also the town.
Mrs. Carrie Ellis spent Sunday
for i1xY
near Chesterhill.
Mrs. VIM. Reicker stopped Satur-
day with her parents here on her
way to Todds. from a weeks visit
with Mrs. Joe Shoemaker of Co
lumbus
Alva and Chas. Lyme and Mrs. T.
]. Lyme motored 10 Akron Friday to
take little Thurston Perkins to his
home after spending several months
here. They returned here Sunday.
Elmer Longfellow is staying at
the home of his brother George
Lou Adrean has purchased a
new car
Cal Webster of Colorado who is
erts at Beckett. was here Tuesday.
cry here about 3S years ago where
Thomas Muse now lives and the
bakery was back of the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Turner and
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Droughtler re-
turned to Wheeling, after visit
with Howard Smiths.
You fellows will have to hand it
to Harry Cross on the pumpkin
raising, as he raised one that
weighed 021a pounds; and was rs
inches in circumference. 26 inches
across and Is inches through and
the seed came from overseas. They
are of splendid variety with a
much thinner skin and finer meat
than what we raise here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jud Patterson of
McConnelsvillc spent Sunday with
Mrs. Jennie Patterson.
Mrs. Elwood Mercer of Penns-
vile spent Saturday with T. |.
Mercer's
Mrs. Allie Bishop is spending a
few days with Mrs. Jennie Patter-
son, before leaving this week for
Mt. Vernon where she will be for
an indefinite time
Art Medley returned Wednesday
I from LdneSV1lIo WlIH HIS year Ola
daughter Viola who had her tonsils
and adenoids removed.
Mrs. Alfred Kincaid and children
of Newark are visiting with her
husband and while here are guests
of DR.. and Mrs. d. W. Trout.
Mrs. Harvey McKibben returned
Monday from visit with her son
G. V. McKibben and family of Mar
ietta.
Mrs. Edna Sells of the east side
spent Tuesday here.
Raymond Wallace and family OF
Newark were over Sunday visitors
here.
The ladies of the e. church Of
Chesterhill invited the ladies of
Stockport NJ p. church to spend the
day with them Oct. IL: Is ladies
from Stockport went over to Ches-
terhill and enjoyed one of the most
delightful times of the season. The
gathering was at the beautiful and
finely finished church of which
: Chesterhill can be justly proud. The
) church has recently been remodel
ed, and Sunday school rooms ane
? fine basement added. 1t is to be
hoped the ladies from Stockpor'
caVght the inenir9tien and came