Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-11-08

went Monday to PhllO where ne eX-
poets to be employed as carpenter
at the new power plant. a
Among marriage licenses issued
recently in Athens county, was one
to John Smith and Leona Walker, r
both of Amesville. {
Mr.. John White of this place who
has been with his daughter Mrs.
Amy Matson, went. to GAINESVILLE Sat- c
urday to visit his daughter Mrs. AL n
ice Smith. il
Mr.. G. M. McVeigh of Wheeling,
W. Va, spent over Sunday here with e
his family who are visiting Mrs. n
Agnes McVeigh and Mrs Serepta l
Rusk. I
John Ross has moved his family
from the Carr property on Main
street, to the Fordyce Hamilton v
farm in Brookfield township.-Cum '
berland Echo.
Mrs. l.. d. Leggett returned to :,
her home in Chillicothe Saturday, =
after spending a few days here with =
her husbands parents Mr.. and Mrs. =
H. j. Leggett.
Mrs. VIM Sheridan and daughter !,
Mrs Lizzie McPeak went to Zanes :.
vile Saturday, for a visit with the y
formers son Mr. Paul Sheridan and y
family. y
The Cumberland Echo of last
week said: Mrs. C. S. Carr of Cam ,
bridge street recently slipped and =
fell while out in the yard and frac e
tured a number of ribs.
The McConnelsville-Mal Mer =
chants Profit Sharing sale is offer
ing unusual values in all kinds OF ;,
merchandise. Buyers should inves- :.
tigate. Look for the red card in :,
windows. Closes Dec. 20. =
The celebration of Founde's s. Day i
and the eighth annual Homecoming E
ct Ohio Wesleyan university VIII
take place Friday and Saturday,
Nov. and 10. at Delaware. "
Mr. Herbert Kelly, road salesman T
for the R. j. Reynolds Tobacco Co., v
spent over Sunday here with his d
grandfather DR.. w. R. Kelly. His
headquarters are at New Phila
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Quimby y
(Harriet Rusk) of GAINESVILLE enter i
tanned with a dinner last Friday ev =
ening. in honor of their first we'd f.
ding anniversary Covers were laid y
for ten.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Seright en-
tertained with a four course dinner
at their home on the Frazeysburg r
road in honor of their guests. Mr.. II
and Mrs. Will Carnes and family of 0
High Hill-Zanesville Signal Nov. n
L.
Hyomeis germ killing medication
is the only sensible and safe way Of
treating catarrh. Goes right to the il
spot Breathed through the nose a
and mouth. Guaranteed satisfac j
tion or money refunded. Sold by "
the Stanbery Pharmacy. ina q
Mr.. r. L. Bu"cher of Malta route n
three is leaving this week for Green -
Castle, Ind, where he plans 10
spend most Of the winter with his
son Elder w. A. Burcher and fam t.
lily. He may also visit in Oklahoma "
! before returning home. t
Miss Eurie Humphrey returned to \
her home in Wilmington Monday, \
after visit with her cousins DR.. =
Lee Humphrey and Mrs. Sarah Pat ;,
terson and other relatives. She is
daughter of the late John R. Hum
phrey. c
The death of Mr. Carl Tracy of =
Marietta occurred recently, after :,
several months of failing health. He .
in Low OF re |
George Payne of Palmer township,
Washington county. Funeral services :,
were held at the Presbyterian Y
church at Vincent, and interment
was made in the Barlow cemetery.
The Beverly Dispatch of last week y
said: The Ray White sale held last =
Thursday turned out fairly well. On !
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. White and !
sons Charles and Walter, came to u
the home of Mrs. Whites mother,
Mrs. Charles Campbell, visiting her l
until Sunday when they left for Til |
tonville where they will reside, Mr.. |
White having employment at York "
Vile, which adjoins Tiitonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beckett and
son Homer returned Sunday from I
weeks automobile trip to Columbus, j
Indianapolis and Chicago. IT had $
been their intention to visit Niagara p
Falls, but their return was FASTENED q
in order that Mr.. Homer Beckett, '
telegraph operator at Stockport who \
was having a two weeks vacation, q
might visit Baltimore, Md. and also |
make a brief visit to New York be- c
I fore resumng his work. Beverly I
/ Dispatch Nov. 2 ,
/ The Mt. Carmel w. II. NJ. S. met
at the home of Nora Moore Oct 25,
I nine members present. The meet
+ ing was called 10 order by the presi- q
dent and the following program was
| rendered: Song, No. IS; Scripture !,
! reading, 18th Psalm, Jane Nc
/ Gregor; song, No. Al prayer by :
4 Celia Blackledge roll call, answer
/ ed by verse of scripture; reading :
/ Mary Coleman; song, No. 88; pay
/ ing of egg money, 1898; recitation. {
4 Leila Downing; song. No. 95; read /.
/ ing Of program song, No. 1856; \
closed by Mizpah benediction.-
/ Xxx.