Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-08-10

Rose Farm saturday, after VISIT
with Mrs. Browns aunt Mrs. c. d.
Smith of Ringgold.
The 18th annual Stoneburner re-
union will be held at Moxahala Park
Sunday, Aug. 20. John Stone
burner is president and Mrs. Mary
Woodruff secretary of the organiza-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Taylor and
three children, James, Mary and
Richard, motored here from Dayton
Saturday, for a visit at the home of
Mr. Taylor's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Taylor.
After a vacation of three weeks
here at his home, Mr.. Ray Fleming
returned Monday to Oberlin where
he is taking business course at the
0. B. G.. He will finish his course
in October.
Miss Opal Martin entertained af-
ter Chautauqua last Friday night a
party of seven of her near friends at
her home on Kennebec hill. Nice
refreshments were served and de-
lightful time was had.
Rev. J. M. Shafer and wife of
Carrollton, O., motored here last
Thursday to spend few days with
Miss Corintha Whipple and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Cosgrave, and to visit
among other friends
Miss Winifred Shaner Of Newark
who visited in Malta with Miss Hell
en- Smith, spent Monday with her
aunt Mrs. Humphrey Merriam. At
that place she was joined Tuesday
by Miss Smith who accompanied, her
to Newark for visit.
Mr. Willard Grubb returned to
his home in Newark Monday, after
a visit with his sons Mart and Del
ford Grubb Of Malta. He is unable
to work. having sustained a broken
leg some weeks ago, caused by be-
ing struck with a large lump of coal.
When he pleaded guilty to the
charge of manufacturing intOXicat-
ing liquors, James Mcdonald, a
Perry county man who resides near
Rose Farm, was last week assessed
a fine of $500 and costs, and in de-
fault of payment was committed to
the Perry county jail
Mr.. Basil Sullivan returned to Ak
ron Monday, after a visit here with
his wife's mother Mrs. Lizzie Trip
lett. His wife and four children
who accompanied him here will re-
main for about a month. Mr.. Sulli-
van is is the mail service, a position
he has held for eight years.
Miss Ruth McMurray and friend
Mr.. Charles Phipps returned to Co
lumbus Monday, after having visit
ed with Miss McMurray's father Mr..
Henry McMurray of East Bloom,
and here with Miss Margaret Cum
ningham. The latter accompanied
them to Columbus for a visit with
her sister Mrs. Ernest McMurray
and family.
Miss Edna Morgan who visited
for ten days here and in Malta with
friends, left Monday for Athens
where she visits. From Athens she
goes on trip to Washington, d. c.,
and Atlantic City. Miss Morgan will
teach again the coming year in
Cleveland, being assistant principal
OF one of the schools there.
The shop of L. E. Miller, the
tailor, will be closed until Sept /.
He is taking his vacation, and he
and his Wife and his son Everett
Miller, wife and daughter left Tues
day on motoring trip of two
weeks. They will visit friends in
Columbus and Cleveland and while
in Cleveland will attend the Detroit
and Cleveland ball games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Vanoster of
Elyria left for their home the first
of the week, after a visit in Malta
with Mr.. Vanoster's mother Mrs.
VIM. Vanoster. They also visited
Mrs. Vanoster's people of East
Windsor. Their oldest daughter
Miss Evelyn Vanoster who gradu-
ated this spring from the Elyria
high school, will enter college this
fall at Wooster.
Mr.. G. G.. Morgan of Cleveland
motored down the latter part of last
week to join his family at the home
OF Mrs. Morgan's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard knight of Malta. They
all returned home Tuesday. Mr..
Morgan is cashier of the State
Banking and Trust Co, and did not
quit the bank to go into business in
partnership with Mr.. Kenner Nc
Connell, as was reported here.
Mrs. p. C. Wheeler of Cambridge
spent over Sunday with her son Mr..
w. D. Wheeler who has been here
for several weeks in the interest of
the Fuller Brush Co. She returned
to Cambridge Monday, accompanied
by her daughter-in-law and son Rob-
ert. Mr.. Wheeler remained to fin
1sh up some business matters While
here they had rooms at the Mrs.
Delan9 Sillery home./ Mrs. Harry
Scovill of Cambridge who was here
attending Chautauqua and stopped
at the Sillery home, left Monday for
visitAat Waterford and Marietta.
Her husband spent over Sunday
here with her and attended Chau-
tauqua.
Morgan County Teachers Institute
Will be held this year during the
week Of August 21-25. The pro-
gram will he nt1hliShed next week