Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-09-14

Rev. w. M. Mackay went to Wat
erford Monday to attend the meet
ing of the Athens presbytery.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Carpenter
who have been here and at Reiners-
vile, left Tuesday for Columbus.
Mrs. Lafe Lindimore of Malta
township, who fractured her hip
about a week ago, is recovering
very nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. France had as
guests the first of the week the for
mer's brother and wife Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. France of Pittsburgh.
Rev. and Mrs. D. R. Warne and
daughter Miss Margaret Warne left
Monday by auto for Wooster where
Miss Warne enters upon her second
year at the Wooster University.
Mrs. Edith Mills left Tuesday for
Canal Winchester where she will
visit niece, and from there she
goes to Columbus to visit her sister
Mrs. S. C. Fletcher, and the latter's
daughter Mrs. Belle McGonagle.
Mrs. James Simeral and son Mr..
Harry Simeral of Newark are
spending the week with relatives
and friends in Malta. The latter
who has been working at bottle
works, is off for time, due to a
partial shut downsof the plant.
Mrs. Mary Wood who has been
visiting at Elizabethtown, n. j.,
visited her son Mr.. Geo. o. Wood
here the first of the week. She left
Tuesday for Indianapolis, Ind.
where she expects to visit for some
time with relatives.
Mrs.. w. A. Hyatt and son Billy
of Okmulgee, Okla, who have beer
spending the summer here visiting
friends and relatives, left Monday
morning for Chesterhill, where they
will remain for a short time, visit
ing.-Marietta Register-Leader.
Hamline Bishop who spent his
vacation at the Camp Grounds, neal
Lancaster, visited here last Weel
with his brother Herman Bishop
principal of NJ. & M. high school
He left Saturday for Athens, where
he will attend Ohio University.
Mrs. Ella Thompson returned
Tuesday to her home at Broadway
Union county. after attending ,t
business matters here. The latf
Devalus Chamblin was her unc'e
and through his will she came int
nossession of the Chamblin resi-
dence here on Seventh street. She
sold it to Mr.. NJ. NJ. Richardson
While here she visited with Mrs
Mary Chambers.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos McGovern re
turned Sunday to Columbus after
few DAYS visit with Mr.. McGovern'i
mother Mrs. Mary McGOvern, ant
here with Mrs James Riley. The!
we're accompanied home by theiI
nieces Miss Catherine Curran o
Meigsville and Miss Mary Ritche!
of East Bloom, who will attent
high school this winter in Colum
bus. and while there will MAKE
their home with their uncle ant
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. McGovern.
Rev. Frank Gillian of the Malt;
M. f. church left tuesday for an
nuaI conference which is being helt
at Logan. While there he will b.
ioined by his wife who has beer
visiting at Circleville, and in addi
tion to attending conference, vii
visit Mrs. Gillilan's brother DR.. AL
, len. During her parents absence
Miss Ethel Gillian will visit her sis
ter Miss Harriet Gillian who is
teacher at Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pennebake
of Chicago motored here last Fri
day for visit with the latter's par
ents DR.. and Mrs. j. f. Brown
Monday morning Mr.. Pennebake
{ went to Akron on a business triT
/ but will return F.ere and with hi
wife spend a few days before leay
ing for their home. Mr.. Pennebak
Y er is operating manager for tn
/ Goodyear Rubber Co., of the ~Chica
l go territory, which takes in mum
; Der of states.
DR.. w. e. Gatewood has been en-
tertaining his son DIR. w. E. Gate
wood of Sioux City, Ia, who return
: edWednesday of last week; also hi
son DR.. L. c. Gatewood, wife an