Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-10-12

Harold Davis of Sharpsburg spen
Sunday with Mrs. Caroline Russell
Herbert Marquette of Columbus
spent last week with Ed Hum
phrey's. His daughter Miss Mar,
remained for a longer visit.
Greet New Minister and Wife
Quite number of the members
of the M. p. church and the differ
ent classes of the Sunday school as
sembled at the parsonage Oct 6
wife royal reception, with an
abundance of good things to eat
The occasion was very pleasant
one, the spirit of good fellowship
prevailing throughout. Fine music
was rendered by the younger mem
bers of the church. The minister
G. E. Jeffers gave an excellent
talk, thanking the church and
Sunday school for their kindness
and asking their cooperation in
making this year the best year in
the history of the church and SSiIif-
day school.
Please bear in mind the next
meeting Of the Parent-Teachers' as
sociation will be held Tuesday
Oct. II, at the school house. A
program will be given.
Daniel McDermott spent Friday
in McConnelsville.
Mrs. Lizzie Blind of Dale spent
from Thursday until Saturday with
James McAnulty's.
Jesse Vaughn has sold his prop
erty to Ben Sells and has purchas-
ed Lew McKain's property.
Clarence Ellis and family return
ed to Merriam after short visit
with Benton Grubb's.
Mrs. Ferne Allen Rooms of New
Lexington ,spent Wednesday of
last week here.
Missionary to Speak
Miss Shafer, missionary from
Pine Ridge, KY, will speak at the
M. P. church Wednesday, Oct 49,
Don't fail to hear her, as she will
have something good for us.
| Mrs. Ad Wood and Mrs. Jesse
Hayes and children spent Saturday
in McConnelsville.
Stewart McDermott of Columbus
spent Thursday with r. j. Nc
! Hugh's.
Thomp Orndorff of Vincent spent
Monday here
Mrs. Verge Lochary and daugh-
| ter spent Wednesday in Chesterhill
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Carr
Geo. Orndorff Of Palmer was
here Monday.
Geo. Brokaw of Brokaw spent
Monday here.
Verge Lochary made trip to
Glouster Wednesday.
Mrs. Grover Davis returned to
GAINESVILLE after weeks visit with
her brother Jesse Boles and family.
Harlan Henery and family spent
Sunday with Ed Henery's of Todds.
Rally Day was fittingly observed
by the children of the M. p. church
Sunday evening in the way of dia-
losues. songs and recitations. The
church was beautifully decorated
with ferns, and dahlias Of every
color. and the children did splen-
didlv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Lane and
son and Mrs. Edward Horn and son
of Columbus motored down to
spend the weekend with r. B.
Lane.
Jas. Price returned TO Columbus
after weeks visit with A. p. Bun
dy's.
Boyd Wallace spent the week
end with his family at Waterford
Joseph Wright of Huntington
Ind, visited mere last week.
Mrs. Frank Calland and children
returned Saturday to Summerfield
after weeks visit with VIM Cal
lands.
Grant Gilmore of Pennsville
spent Monday with his son Frart
Miss Jessie Henery spent Sunday
here.
Mrs. w. H. Broomhall and v. H.
Hawkins and family spent Friday
in GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Mary Conn of GAINESVILLE
spent Thursday with her sister Mrs.
Jane Allard.
r. w. Dewitt and N. H. Hawkins
and Harry Harris of Malta left
Wednesday for Detroit to drive
some cars back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Doucon of
Pennsville spent Tuesday with
their daughter Mrs Ed Humphrey
Sam Zumbro of Chesterhill spent
/ Tuesday here.
Some of the back yards in town
look very beautiful, with tho fruit
trees all out in blossom again.
Jesse Hayes has purchased Miriam
Cody's property, formerly the Craig
property.
VIM. Choguill will move into the
property of H. H. Choguill, recent
ly bought of Campbell.
Miss Helen Weaver of Marietta
spent Wednesday with Miss Irene
Metcalf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Nootton of
Beckett spent Tuesday with his
mother before going on for a visit
with Marion Bailey's of Columbus.
Harry Hook. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hook of this place,
was recently married to Miss Mabel
McGrue of Marietta. The best
Exhausted from Grippe Cough
La grippe coughs rack and tear