Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-06-15


fell June 2 and sustained the frac-
ture of three of his ribs.
The teacher, the preacher, and
the editor are mighty important
people in country community, and
a little recognition of this will do
no harm %. S. U. Agricultural
Service.
Mr.. R. w. Barnes has filed his pc
tition for commissioner of Musk1n-
gum county, on the Democratic tick
ct. There are several other candl-
dates for the office, on the same
ticket.
Major F. M. Kahler had as his
guest here the latter part of last
week his son Mr.. H. A. Kahler OF
New York City. Mr.. Kahler is pres
ident of one of the banks of that
place.
Mrs. Theo. strahl and little
daughter of the west side left Mon
day for New Philadelphia where
they joined Mr.. Strahl for the sum-
mer. Mrs. C. c. Strahl and two
daughters the Misses Edith and An
ME Strahl will live on the farm dur
ing their absence.
Mrs. Bernice Hopp Abrams and
little daughter Jean, who spent sew
eral days visiting in Malta with Mrs.
Frances White and other friends,
left Monday for their home at Brad
ford, Pa. Mrs. Abrams parents Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Hopp, who had also
been visiting in Malta, remained un-
til Wednesday.
Miss Marguerite Sheridan of
Meigs. and her aunt Mrs. VIM. Din
gey Of this place, went to Columbus
this week to attend commencement
exercises at the o. S. T., Mr.. Her
schel Dineey being one of the grad
yates. They will also visit at ]. A.
Goddard's of Hebron, before return
ing.
Mrs. G. H. Bowen and Mrs. ]. H.
Stalker have been spending the week
in Byesville and Macksburg The
former is a delegate to the w H. NJ.
S. convention OF the local NJ f.
church, and the latter a delegate
from the same church to the Asbury
Circle convention. The conventions
met at the same time.
Mrs Evelyn True Button and
daughters the Misses Augusta and
Helen Button. went to Delaware the
latter part of last week, to remain
for about a week 10 attend COM
menCement exercises at the Ohio
Wesleyan university. Miss Augusta
Button expects to attend that insti-
tuition the coming year.
Persons attending the Sunday
school nvention-institute at Can
ton this week-Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, are Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle Eveland from the M. E.
Sunday school; Mrs. r. c. Dean and
Mrs. Jessie Macklem from the NJ. P.
Sunday school, and Misses Jose
phine Birch and Ola Earich from
the Presbyterian Sunday school.
day said: Judge and Mrs L. j.
Weber of Forest avenue, and son
Stuart of Ohio State university, ac-
companied by Mrs. James Weber,
have returned from Akron where
they visited their son, James, who is
music instructor at North High
school. William Weber, a student
at Ohio State university, remained
in Akron for a short visit.
Tuesdays O. S. Journal states
that Mr. and Mrs. s. f. Torbert
and daughters Mary Louise and
Beatrice, 153 E. Lane Ave-, leave
Sunday for Painesville to attend
the commencement of Lake Erie
college, where another daughter
Miss Eleanor, is a freshman. The
family will motor from there to
Buffalo. Niagara Falls and other
points before returning to Colum-
bus. Miss Eleanor Torbert also will
visit at the home of a college friend
Miss Lucille Matt of Huron.
At a meeting of the Francis AS
bury circle held at the home of Mrs.
Howard Kennard last Thursday ev-
ening, new officers were elected
Mrs T. j. Barnes was elected presi-
dent; Mrs. Raymond Dougan, vice
president; Mrs. T. G. Allen, secre-
tary; Mrs. Orville Young, treasurer;
Mrs. r. o. McRae, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Harry BetZ, pianist.
Mrs. Barnes conducted an interest
ing missionary program, and in the
social hour which followed delicious
refreshments were served.
Ohio crops are above the average.
Wheat is especially good and with
favorable weather a fairly good oats
crop can be expected. Apple and
peach conditions indicate sixty
per cent crop The prospect is for
large hay crop. Minor crops are
generally in good condition, accord
ing to statistician C. j. West of the
State Federal Crop Reporting Ser
vice. a"
Cabbage, tomato, mango, pimento
and celery plants for sale, also sal
via, aster and geraniuMs.-Jame
Boxell, McConnelsyille. 8j2
Clean Up Sale of Lumber
| wish to make a cleanup sale of
my sawed lumber. before starting
my mill again, within the next few
weeks. Those wishing lumber can
see me at my lumber yards near
Unionville and Beckett, THURSDAYS
and Fridays for the next several
Weeks.-R. W. Barnes. Si3
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