Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-09-21
The Fourth Annual Morgan County Farmers Picnic Fair Grounds S
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Thurston Perkins and Mr.. Alva
Lyme left Monday for visit at Ali
donia, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Hook returned
from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. War
Hook of Hooksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred James had as
guests Sunday Miss Mary Louise
and Harry Gibeaut of Cumberland.
! John Brooks Improving
John Brooks, one of the four per-
sons hurt at the Morgan county
fair Friday, was cut severely about
the head and face by the animals
flying hoofs, when he went down in
it's path during one of the races.
when Major Higginson, jr., a PAGER
owned by Mcintyre of Malta, and
driven by Fred Wallace, colored
resident of Marietta, plunged into a
crowd on the track oval and ran
wild, after an accident in which one
down. Mr.. Brooks wounds were
sewed up and he was taken home
the same evening. He is getting
along HH0.
Ted Mcbride and family of Nc
| Connelsville were Sunday guests of
VIM. Phillips.
Phillip Sheets and son os McCon-
nelsville spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Roena Burfield and daugh-
ter Miss Ethel Of Palmer spent
Thursday with Selby Burfeld's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hayes and
Mrs. Addie Ewart were Sunday
guests of Frank Lynn's of Rose
Vile.
Mr. and Mrs. Denega Lochary of
Canton spent Sunday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Murphey had
as guests Sunday W. T. Carr and
wife and Howard Carr and family
of Malta. Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Rich
ardson and Clarence and family of
Bloom township and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Murphey of Bartlett
John Dovenbarger and family of
Salem Ridge and Mrs. Martha
Hoover and Mrs. Martha Ramsey Of
/ Brokaw were week end guests Of
Delbert Hoovers.
John Coleman and wife and Mrs.
Mary Humphrey were Sunday
Su0o'o VI Cull humphrey OIL west
land.
Chester Ewart, Osmar Taylor
and Fred Brown and families of
Chesterhill and Mr.. and Mrs. Ike
Lochary enjoyed a fine picnic din
ner at Big Bottom park Sunday.
/ Mrs. Alfred Kincaid and children
OF Newark are visiting for an in
definite time with her husband
here
Mrs. Carrie Ellis and Miss Fran
ces Bailey spent Sunday at Lowell
Mrs. p. 0. Brannon returned
from three weeks visit with A. E.
Hull's of GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli McInturf had as
a guest Sunday Curt Ellis of Ches-
ferhill.
Miss Gladys vickroy and Miss
Belva Mosier enjoyed picnic din
ner Sunday and spent the rest of
the day joy riding to Athens and
Glouster.
Mrs. Geo. Gheen and son of West
| Virginia visited last week with Mel
vim Tuttle's.
Chas. Broomhall returned to
GAINESVILLE after a weeks visit with
his brother here
! Mrs. Daisy Cheadle OF Todds
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Benton
Grubb.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Bishop spent
Sunday with Mrs. Kate White of
Pennsville. They were accompa-
MED to Pennsville by Miss Florence
White who has been spending the
week here.
Gene Hayes of GAINESVILLE is the
guest of her grandparents M. c..
Walker and wife.
| w. H. Broomhall and wife and N.
H. Hawkins and family spent Sun
] day in Columbus.
Jerrald Bachelor and family,
Mrs. Israel Ross and Vernon Ross
/ and family enjoyed a picnic supper
at Barlow Sunday.
/ S. c. Long and family have~mov-
ed to Canton.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Evans and
Mrs. Will Thomas of Columbus and
J Mrs. N. H. Evans of Beverly spent
i Saturday of last week with Mrs. c.
w. Newberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brill spent Sunday
with their daughter at Vincent.
John Grosskloss Of Mingo juno
ton, superintendent of brick de-
partment of Carnegie Steel plant,
spent part of last week with his
brother Jake, and enjoyed hunting
squirrels.
An old man giving his name as
Henry Smith of Mountville, who
had been visiting relatives at Wa
terford, wandered away from his
friends Monday and when night
came he had covered the distance
between our village and Waterford,
stopping at the home of Mr.. and
j Mrs. Ray Dewitt, for shelter that
night. Mrs. Dewitt seeing that he
was an old man cared for him and
gave him nice warm supper which
he appreciated. His friends finally
i located him there and came Tues