Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-09-07

Bellaire after an extended visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cross.
Misses Jessie and Louise Grubt
spent Thursday in GAINESVILLE.
4 Mrs. Edison Wallace and daugh-
ters spent Wednesday in McCon-
nelsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Longfellow
spent Wednesday in GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Roy Allard and children re-
turned to Crooksville after visit
i here.
} Miss Erma Moore of Warner
spent the week end with Miss Josie
Chase.
Mrs. Orley Randall and children
of Neosho Falls, Kan, are visiting
here. Mr.. Randall and son expect
to Join them soon and move to Ches-
terhill.
Mrs. Jack Klingman of New York
is the guest of G. G. Vickroy's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Humphrey and
son Don. Misses Goldie Cross and
Gladys Vickroy attended the state
fair.
Mrs. Jane Allard and daughter
Mabel we're over Sunday guests Of
J. w. AlIard's of Todds.
Mrs. Harry Dunn and children
and Mrs. Carl Ross returned We'd
visit with Mrs. Ad Wood.
! Mrs. Alvin Pugh returned to
GAINESVILLE after visit here.
Mrs Addie Beswick and Mrs.
Gladys Hambaugh and son of JEFF
fersonville, Ind, are visiting here.
Miss Reah landslide of Marietta
was the over Sunday guest Of her
parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Henery were
over Sunday guests of their daugh-
ter Mrs Homer Hook of Columbus.
Mrs. Name Reynolds and son Of
Chicago visited here Thursday.
Miss Louise Sheets rturned to
GAINESVILLE after spending the week
with John R. Sheets.
Frank Kinney of Akron returned
Monday, after short visit with his
parents here.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey New
man of Stewart, O., Aug. FL, a girl.
School opened Monday with the
following teachers: Primary, Edith
Evans of Brokaw; intermediate,
Goldie Cross; 7th and 8th grade,
Frank Gilmore; Principal, John
Ross of Malta; Assistant Principal
Mildred Workman of Circleville;
Prof, C. M. Steel of Columbus.
Bernard Metcalf of Columbus was
the over Sunday guest of his parents
here.
Miss Ruth McKibben of Marietta
was the over Sunday guest Of her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
McKibben.
| Miss Helen Miller returned to
Swifts after a visit with Miss Epsie
Medley.
The following officers were elect
ed at M. p Sunday school Sunday:
, Supt. Mrs. N. H. Hawkins; Assist
ant Supt, Mildred Workman: Sec'y,
Margaret Van Fossen; Assistant
Sec'y. Donald Van Fossen: Treas.
Mrs. Bessie Mercer; Pianist Leah
Maynard Assistant Pianist. Glenora
Medley
Misses Frances McHugh and
Mary McDermott and Harry McEl-
hinev of Cambridge were week end
guests of Chas McDermott's.
Wehh Chapter o. F.. s. No. 337
will hold their memorial services at
9 O'Clock Sunday. Sept. 10, at their
lodge room. and some are planning
to go to Caldwell to decorate the
graves. after the services are over.
! All members are requested to be
present
F. r. Cheadle and family of
GAINESVILLE returned home after Wis
! iting here and at Roxbury.
Bryan Medley of Columbus was a
week end visitor here Mrs. Medley
and daughter accompanied him hack
Monday. where they will make their
/ home.
Clarence Ellis and family Of Mer-
riam spent Sunday with Benton
GrUbb's.
Mrs. Grace Day and DAUGHTERS
returned to Springfield after an ex-
tended visit here and at Chesterhill.
/ Miss Sylvia Wallace returned to
Canton after visit here.
Mrs. Kate White of Pennsyi''e is
spending the week with Mrs Anna
Hook.
Miss Hester Riley returned to
! GAINESVILLE after visit with Mrs.
Jan Henerv.
Thos. Hook of Columbus srent
Harold Henerv had the r'isfor-
! 'HDH 10 SEr31n MS ankle pretty hcuIy
! Sunday.
J eonard Peicker and fami'v re-
| turned to Waterford after spending
! two weeks camping near here.
! Harlan Henery and family enent
Sunday with -his parents at Todds.
| Mrs. Josie Mccoy returned from
| 4 visit with her sister Mrs Jas.
Fleming at Patten Mills.
Born to Mr. ard Mrs Oliver Wal
| lace Sept 2. 10 pound girl
Dena Bachelor had cutie shock
from lightning during the storm
here Saturday evening. when he
picked up a shovel with his left
hand and the shock ran up that arm
and across his shoulder and down
his right side and gave him Sc
we're headache 1t was thought for
while the garage where he was
working was struck but no place
could be found.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hanson and
son Eugene and Mr.. Hindman of
Waterford visited here Thursday.
T. j. McHugh returned from a
visit with L. A. McDermott's. Mrs.
McHugh remained for longer
VISIT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McElhose and
daughter, Mrs. Minnie McElhose