Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-06-21
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Mr.. Howard Knight of Malta ha
been suffering with a carbuncle o.
his neck. ~iF
Mrs. Samuel Gilliland of Bristo
is suffering with rheumatism an
complications.
Miss Dora Fox of Shelby, o., i
visiting here at the home OF he
mother Mrs. Ruth Fox.
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The Kings Heralds will meet wit
Mary Elizabeth Partesius Friday at
ternoon, at 2:30. All members ar
urged to be present.
Dewey Smith Of Rose Farm hat
his hand caught between coupl
cf cars and badly mashed while a
work in a mine last week.
Miss Helen Smith who is studen
at the O. T., at Athens, is at tn
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. c
B. Smith in Malta, for her vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Roberts ant
children returned to Mansfield Sat
urday. after visit with Mr.. Rob
erts' parents Mr.. and Mrs. Reason
Roberts.
Miss Jessie Wells went Monday
to Athens where she will take some
special work. She will also act as
supervisor of one of the teacher
training schools Of the college.
Mrs. John Rhinehart and two chill
dren returned to GAINESVILLE Wednes-
day after a visit here with Mr.
Rhin charts mother Mrs. E. J.
Rhinehart. The latter accompanied
them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pennell OF
this place entertained Tuesday at
dinner Mrs. Pennell's father and his
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse McKibben
of Stockport, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Hook of Hooksburg.
Postmistress Mrs. Rosa M. Birch
and daughter Miss Josephine Birch
went to Columbus Monday evening
on business. Mrs. Birch returned
her daughter making a
longer stay.
Mr.. Herbert Wells who is taking
a medical course at Johns Hopkins
University. Baltimore, Md, will not
De home for the summer, but will re-
main as an inferno in the Johns
Hopkins hospital.
Mr.. Francis Dawson who return
ed here recently from Easton, Pa,
where he attends Lafayette college,
has gone to the home of his uncle
Mr.. B. F Wells of MiIlgrove, where
he viii spend the summer.
In the storm of last Friday after
noon. a wood house and buggy shed
On the EIwood Peck place, east of
town, was struck by lightning, and
burned. Farm implements, etc,
were also destroyed.
Mr.. C. E. Fisher left Tuesday for
to attend the Pittsburgh
National baseball series with Bos-
on. and see Lefty" Cooper in ac-
ion. He will visit Mr.. Cooper, and
,robahIy be gone until the first of
he week.
Mrs. Edwin Mollett left Wednes-
Iav for her home in Mena, Ark, af-
er a several months visit with her
sisters Mrs. VIM. Niceswanger OF
POPLAR Ridge, Mrs. j. H. Ewing of
Malta, and Mrs. George Rouanzoin
If ChesterhiIf.
Saturday while at work III the
nine at Rose Farm, Morris Sims
sustained painful injuries as the re-
ult of being kicked in the face by
me of the ponies used in hauling
.ars. He was struck Just below the
eft eve, by the animals ffUof.
Mr.. Frank Finley went to- Ames-
lille Tuesday afternoon TO see the
,all game between Amesville and
he American Girls. The score was
, to 2 in favor of the ladies. Mr..
Finley thought he might be able to
ret the girls here for game, but
heir terms were too higfi.
Tn the July issue of the Popular
Science Monthly, Robert s. Lewis
says to keep the file off the lawn
mower, as it will ruin them. Take
hem to James Johnson and have
hem ground to a true edge. We
guarantee our work.-James John
son, North 7th street. McConnels-
wife. z1Jz
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Evefand and
Mrs. Charles Walker left Wednes-
day morning in the Eveland machine
for Newark. to attend the state
school convention. They
were accompanied as far as Zanes-
Vile by Mrs. George Mckinney
who stopped for a visit with her son
Atty T. e. Mckinney. Mr.. Eve
land is president of the Morgan
county Sunday school association.
Following is the program for
meeting of Manchester grange
June 80: Readings, Bertha Cannon
8. w. Brill, AIDA Carpenter, d. W
Bamfeld; What must be done to
make country life worth while, sc
that a fair share of the boys ano
girls will stay there, John Lowe;
readings, Edyth Allen, Louise Hill
Nettie Brill. Ida Bamfield; recita
tion. Claudia Allen; What I say tt
tramps and peddlers, Hazel Gill
land: readings, Emma Bell, Recit
Thomas; surprise feature, Maudt
Cannon and Faye Allen; music
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