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

| OEODA1 Oct. II-Ali SId
cast in pilgrims of the Night.
Two shows, and $50. Admis
sion 10 and zoe.
sDAY, Oct. 1s-Mus
kingum Valley Music Club Seat
on sale Tuesday. Prices 35c, 500
75c. No tax.
FRIDAY, Oct. 2O-Big doubl
program. Katherine Macdonald i
"a Beautiful Liar" and Hobar
Bosworth in Blind Hearts" Path
News. Two shows, and 8. Ad
mission 20 and soc.
SATURDAY, Oct. 21-Ar sta
cast in "a Voice in the Dark.
Buster Keaton in one of his lates
comedies, "The Blacksmith" Tw
shows. Z and $50. Admission /
and zoe.
Get program Saturday night O
this week, and you will find com
plete information on all the show
for next week.
Mrs. l. c. Young of Malta is suf
fering with tonsilitis.
We are headquarters for the ia
nous Enterprise fiour.-Elk Ey
Mills.
A daughter was born last night t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barrett O
! Deerfield.
--
n6 I'll \
oats, SALT and many other kinds o
stock feed at the Elk Eye Mills
Mrs. Lucetta Hammond of thi
place is i'll with complication O
troubles.
DR.. c. E. Northrup is buildin:
another room to the fiat over his of
| fee.
Red Dog, middlings, bran, chop
oats, salt, and many other kinds O
! stock feed at the Elk Eye Mills.
Mr.. Eli Smith of near Cheneyvillt
was dangerously i'll Tuesday nigh
from acute indigestion.
Miss Shafer returned mission
ary, will give lecture at the
Ebenezer church, Monday evening,
Oct. 16. All are invited.
Miss Nora Morris of Roxbury,
student in the Stockport high
school, was operated upon Tuesday
at the Bethesda hospital for acute
appendicitis.
Mr., Samuel c. Ray of Bristol
who hes been quite ill, is some bet
ter He is at the home of his
daughter Mrs. Ivan Barnes of I'm
ionville.
Messrs. Kenneth and Iver Robin
son, students at Granville, spent
from Friday afternoon until Satur-
day here with their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gray re-
turned to their home in GAINESVILLE
Wednesday, after a visit here with
their grandma others Mrs. Mary
Chambers and Mrs. J. M. BetZ.
Sheriff Stalismith is remodeling
the property he recently purchased
here of Mr.. John Whitney, better
known as the Judge Hanna proper
ty, next to the Star restaurant. He
is putting another story on the
rear part.
Rev. w. NJ Mackay was called to
Porterville Wednesday afternoon to
conduct the funeral of Mr.. H. B.
C1IrTxy oon6 ~ h1
His wife and several children sur
vive. The body was taken to his
old home in Wisconsin for burial.
Mrs. G. N. Frash of Malta, who
was so badly burned and for a time
in critical condition, is now i'm
proving. Their little five months
old daughter Betty Gean has been
very i'll with indigestion, and is be-
ing cared for by Miss Mary Risen of
Malta.
The yearly district all day meet
ing OF Athens presbyterial will be
held at the McConnelsville church
Oct. 20. Luncheon at the church
The ladies of Bristol and Deer
field societies will take part. Plans
are on the way to secure a synodi-
cal social service worker. All are
invited.
Last Friday Mr.. C. r. Henderson
and sister Miss Jennie Henderson
of East Bloom went to Napoleon to
see their sister Mrs. Emma Hildred
who some months ago underwent an
unsuccessful operation. Her broth
er Mr.. Goodsel Henderson of Dodge
City, Kans., is also with her at Ma
poleon. Mrs. Hildred's condition re-
mains much the same.
Program for Manchester grange
Oct. 21: Song, by grange; readings,
Mrs. Emma Tannehill, Mrs. Ida
Bamfield, Mrs. HI. C. Cambs; topic,
The advantages of cooperative wool
marketing, H. C. Combs; duet,
Claudia Allen and Louise Hill:
topic, Who were and what we owe
the founders of the grange, John
Lowe; solo, Ethel Peck; topic, II
the farmer struck, what then, w. e.
Tannehill; song, by grange.-XX.
Halloween at ArmOry
Wagon Co. 124 will give dance
Halloween. 1t is expected that by
this time the new radio outfit will
be installed.