Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-19

hostess assisted by SeNefal members
, Of the class served a most delicious
! luncheon. The report Of the secre-
tary showed over 800 in the treas
ury. The next meeting OF the class
will be announced later. We will all
have to admit that this class has
some spreads, and they keep up to
| the top notch in attendance at Sun
day school every Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wood is slowly re-
covering from a severe siege Of cry
sipelas
Don Calland, youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Calland, is quite i'll
with pneumonia.
Rev. S. r. Martin is holding re-
iyival meeting at the M. P. church,
beginning at 7:30. Prayer meeting
at the parsonage between bells. Ev-
Iery one come.
Miss Genevieve Creighton who
has been quite sick at her home
here returned to Athens Monday.
Mrs. Clara Hook is improving
nicely at this writing.
The Dorcas society have been
quite busy this winter quilting. Just
Mrs. Harry Cross.
Mr.. C. b. Henery, who was appoint
ed Monday evening. This is his 18th
year to serve in this town.
Mrs. Mary Hayes and daughter
Jeane returned to their home in
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Walk
er
Miss Eleanor Ross of Malta spent
Saturday with her grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. Ad Wood.
Send your subscription to the
Messenger" to Mrs. Bessie Mercer;
the only religious paper in Morgan
county, 35c for one year and soc for
two subscriptions.
Mrs. r. A Boggs of Marietta
visited Wednesday with Mrs. Thos.
Muse.
John Coleman attended the Farm
ers' Elevator meeting at McConnels-
vile Wednesday of last week
Mr.. Jap Newton suffered stroke
of paralysis recently.
Mrs. Elmer Parsons and Mrs.
Joshua Parsons visited last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hubble of
GAINESVILLE
MI. and Mrs Clyde Landsittel of
McConnelsville were over Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Land
sittel.
Mrs. Jesse McMannis of Malta
spent the weekend with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Quigley.
DR.. Gatewood has returned to CO.
lumbus, after visit at the WoOtton
home.
Mrs. Chester Ewart and Mrs.
Chas. Ewart of Chesterhill visited
with Mrs. Ike Lochary last week.
Boyd Kean and son Boyd Lincoln
spent Saturday in Marietta.
Miss Della Johnson returned
from a visit with her sister Mrs.
Will Thomas.
Mr.. Lawrence Maynard has re-
turned from visit in Columbus.
RAYMOND Wallace, who has been
working in Lowell. returned home
for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Dalton, Williams. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Dewitt, Fred James, Her
schel White, John Henery. Mrs.
Harley Mercer spent THURSDAY in
McConnelsville.
Lester Williams of Pittsburgh 10
mere looking after oil interests.
Floyd Henery returned from a vic
II with his sister Mrs. Chester Men
denhall of Mt. Vernon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. las rox
MARIE Daugherty) Sunday night a
boy, named Jesse James. They arc
at the home of their parents here
Mr.. Chas. Murphey has a position
wltn the Farmers Supply Co. hera
John X. Sheets who scalded hie
root about five weeks ago is able 70
be out again. ~
Miss Margaret Vanfossen sner,
sunday with Miss Jesse Henery nj
Todds. VI
Chas. Broomhall of Zanesv;,le &c
the guest of his mother Mrs I.ncr
Droomnall, who is on the sick list
mrs. Laura Wallace and daughter
Ida Bell of Roxbury spent TUESDAY
Win Mr. and Mrs. Timon Matthews
Mrs. Caroline Russell returned
nome from a months visit with rel
atlves IN East Liverpool.
| The Junior boys of the M. p. Sun.
oay school met Friday evening a,
the home of Don White. Others be
sides the 10 boys present were Mis-,
Gwendolen Metcalf and their teach
er, Mrs. frankie Hawkins. Th.
Doys elected Mrs. @Herschel White a.
tnelr assistant teacher. The evenins
was spent in music and games, aftel
winch fine lunch was served.
Mr. James Humphrey died very
suddenly Tuesday evening of paraly
Sis. He was sick only a few
minutes. Funeral arrangements ar,