Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-07-26

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"Over the Hilr' will make bette
boys and girls.
Mr.. Constantine Demos of tn
Ohio Fuel Supply Co., Columbus
came Monday to spend severa
weeks here on business.
Mrs. Chas. Bebb and two daugh
terS of Kansas City arrived las
week for a visit with Mrs. Bebb'
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thom
as of Malta.
Mr.. Azael Dillon and family o
GAINESVILLE were week end guests o
Mrs. Dillon's parents Mr.. and Mrs
James Humphrey.
cover the Hill" will make bette
boys and girls.
MI dIO IlOopCl dH'
Mrs. Frank Havens and three chill
dren returned TO GAINESVILLE Monday
after visit with the former
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. l. T
wilkins of Meigsville.
Mr.. A. W. Shinn left Monday OF
a trip in the interest of the Macca
bees in the Hooking valley. Mr.
George Shinn who is also deputy
in the same order, left the same da!
for Marietta and Belpre.
cover the Hill" based on Will
Carleton's famous poem.
Mrs. H. A. Philips entertained 2
number of ladies at her home las,
Friday evening, complimenting Mrs
Louis Mark of Columbus who was
visiting her. An elegant dinner was
enjoyed, followed by social even
ing, with cards, ETC.
Miss Annie Hall who has been al
her home on Kennebec hill, left
Monday for Hartford City, Ind.
where she is visiting her aunt Mrs
Mary Scott. She will also visit some
at other places and expects to be
gone about three weeks.
Mr.. L. F. Shinn and family OF
Fort Wayne, Ind, who had been
visiting here with the formers faith
er Mr. A. w. Shinn, left here Wed
nesday for Williamstown, w. Va.
where they will make their home
and where Mr.. Shinn will practice
his profession, that of chiropractor
Mr.. VIM. Mitchell of Malta and
his sisters Miss Jennie Mitchell and
Mrs. Ralph Clawson and her hus-
band left Monday by auto fol
Greenvllle. Mo-, TO visit their
cousins stephen and John Kiger
They expect to be gone a month OF
so.
Fire of unknown origin destroyed
a four room cottage belonging tc
Mrs. Nina Wooley near the Stock.
lein farm on the Bishopville pike
on the night of July 16. The house.
hold goods and clothing were also
destroyed. The house was formerly
owned by the late G.. w. Campbell.
Mr.. Marion Mills OF Chesterhil
leaves Saturday of this week fol
Barberton, O., to take up his work
as mail carrier on the route from
that place to Doylestown. He ha.
been carrier on the route from
Stockport to Chesterhill the las
four years, and his new appoint
ment is for four years.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Gordon O
New Lexington, returned hom,
Sunday, after a short visit here witt
Mrs. Gordon's mother Mrs. Emm;
Gillespie. Their son Roy Gordon
who is in Kansas as salesman fo
the Oil Wells Supply Co., Pitts
burgh, is expected home soon on
vacation.
The Beverly Dispatch of las
week said Miss Louise Wallace
who has been visiting several week
with her sister, Mrs. ]. A. Guytol
and husband, of Beaver Falls, Pa,
has returned home. Mrs. Guytol
and little daughter Marjorie Elois
came with her and will spend tn
summer with their parents Mr.. an,
Mrs. T. T. Wallace.
Prof and Mrs. C. F. Ridgley an
four children of Logan, have bee
visiting for a couple of weeks or S
with Mr.: Ridgley's parents Mr.. an
| Mrs. Chas. Ridgley of Chesterhil
and other relatives. They visite
here one day last week with MI
Ridgley's grandmother Mrs. Mar
garet Fleming, Mr.. Chas. Ridgle
accompanying them.
Appleman Reunion August 25
! The Appleman reunion will b
held Saturday, Aug. 25th, all da
at the Triadelphia grove. An invi
q ton iS GNtGndod to IL to Lo