Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-05-18

IT, McCONNELSVILLE, OHIO, I
NETT A. TAYLO
III Attorney y-at-law
Rooms 11-12, Second Floor
liz Stanbery Building I'll
II !McCONNELsvILLE OHIO!
Mr.. S. E. Farrell made business
trip to Crooksville Tuesday.
" ONE CENT SALE at the Rexall
store.
he Miss Clara Clifford, nurse at the
sanatorium, has been in Columbus
this week on matters of business
Mrs. Frank Cobourn and little
daughter Caroline of Toledo, are
lie visiting the formers parents here
sit Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Scott who have
all been living on Mound street in CO..
lumbus, have moved to 11S Belve-
dere avenue in that city.
his Mrs. D. c. Ellis returned to her
home at London the first of the
week, after a visit with relatives in
or Malta and at Pennsville.
Mrs. Wilmer Atwood and son
as Wilmer Raymond of Canton, are
DIS the guests of Mrs Atwood's parents
1T. Mr.. and Mrs. James Boxell.
Miss Ruth Connel returned to
gh her home in GAINESVILLE Tuesday, af-
ek, ter visit of several days here and
he in Malta with friends.
DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Timberman
OIL returned to Columbus the first of
:. the week, after a visit here with the ]
latter's mother Mrs. E. M. Stan I
@ @eu berry.
tn Mrs. w. H. Hardin of Columbus
1t- has been visiting her sister Mrs.
Charles Sealock of East Bloom. The ,
latter who has been in poor health ,
NJ for some time is better ,
tn Mr.. Herschel Dingey of Columbus
rs. and friend Miss Ruth TOmpkins of ,
Cumberland, Md, were here Satur- ]
day and visited Mr.. Dingey's parents ,
ne Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Dingey.
~, -
er cational agriculture, who has been
living in the c. f. Fisher property, {
will move June ! to part of the
er- Alvin Argo house near the cream '
he cry.
hit The w F. M. S. of the M. P.
ne church will meet this Thursday eve
ming at $50 at the home of the /,
Misses Helen and Irene Price. Pro-
IL gram leader, Mrs. Eva Mellor; de-
le. vOtional leader, Mrs. Lucie Kraps.
al G. F. Stebbins, Standard Optomet-
-, - rist of Beverly, is opening an Optical
~ Office at Room II, Stanbery Bldg. 5
IS He will be at McConnelsville each {
Saturday, beginning May goth.
re Hours from 9 a. m. to $3.50 p. NJ.
RI Phone Ross & Taylor who will give
or you an appointment and prevent
he possible waiting turns.
We note by the O. S. Z. News that |
- VIM. Howard Forsyth of Malta has
been appointed member of the
no publication staff of the Agriculture
or Student, a student publication of !
G the college of agriculture at the o.
"a S. u. The magazine which is issued
in monthly, is entering it's 29th year of
h publication.
The Pomona grange OF Morgan
bo county will meet with the Pennsville
10 grange, Saturday, May 27, 10 a. m.
N, The fifth degree will be conferred
~ on a class of candidates. All those
III desiring the degree must be pre-
nc pared with certificates from their
or local grange. A number of local
subjects will be discussed. B. F.
8, In writing from Lewisburg, Pa, to
,ct the Democrat to have the address on ;
na his paper changed, Mr.. H. y Nc
ch Lucas said: "This is sure great coun-
M try, the town lying in a beautiful i!
he wide valley, and the river being pos
nd sibly one-half wider than the Mus {
ba kingum. There are mountains in
the distance with bear and deer, and
streams with trout. City water
ho comes from mountains Is miles dis
is tant."
nd ~ Friends here received announce I
,is ment IF the marriage of Mr.. Leon l
re Scott Of Anselmo. Neb., and Miss
81 Katherine May Pickett, which oc-
ar Cured April 13 at Hilldale, Neb. /
They are making their home at An
selmO. Mr.. Scott is nephew of
nd Mrs. Martha Sheridan of this place, :
[c- who returned only few weeks aeo ,
n from an extended visit which in t
tn cluded visit with the SCOTS in !
". Nebraska. /
~ Mrs. Charles Roberts who was ;
~ called to Cleveland over two weeks
~ ~ ago, because of the illness of her
daughter Miss Dorothy Roberts, re- ]
turned home Monday Miss Roberts |
rv accompanied her home on a sick I
ce leave of absence. She suffered an g
o. attack OF flu and when apparently q
k. we'll had a relapse. She is teacher t
n of Domestic art in the Cleveland ]
he schools and has been employed for \
ed the same position next year.
~ Mr.. VIM. Tippie and his daughter
- in-law Mrs. Delbert Tippie of Mill {
&C. field vicinity had pleasant sur v
prise on the evening of May 8, when
about 25 of their friends and neigh
d. bors gathered at their home to re-