Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-06-21

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Mr.. Clark Bundy of Chesterhil
was business caller here Monday.
AT the 18th special session, schoo
of instruction of District No, 43, o
the Rebekah order, held at Whit
Cottage last Thursday, Mrs. Alic'
Smith of the McConnelsville lodg'
was elected chaplain.
VIM. Mount of Cumberland rout'
was accidentally shot in the righ
hand last Thursday while hunting
hawks that were bothering hi
chickens. He was taken to hospi
tai in Cambridge where it wa
found necessary to amputate th'
hand.
Marriage licenses were issued il
Noble county recently to Russell B
Norris of Sharon township and Rutl
E. Mincks of Jackson township
Wallace Hanson Of Coal Ridge ant
Bertha Stengel of Jackson; John W
Brothers of Olive township and Ber
nice M. Ball of Caldwell
The 57th annual encampment O.
the Ohio G. A. R. will be held il
Columbus next week, beginning
Monday, June 25. Encampments O.
the w. r. c., of the Daughters o.
Veterans, Sons of Veterans and
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary will be
held at the same time.
The Beverly Dispatch of last week
said: Announcements received tell
1923, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crooks
3219 N. 60th ST., Omaha, Neb
Name, Robert Judson. Grandson to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Norman OF
Stockport, and Mrs. Maria Crooks OF
Tick Ridge.
The carnival held last Friday ev-
ening under the auspices of the
Christian Endeavor society of the
Presbyterian church, was quite sue
cessful notwithstanding the fact
that on account of the weather it
had to be held inside the church in
planned About $40 was cleared.
Miss Cora Whipple and Miss Dor
Oily Cosgrave went the latter part
of last week to the Y. M. G.. A. camp,
Camp Aurora near Cleveland. where
they will spend until Chautauqua
with Mr.. Everett Whipple, who is at
the head of the camp. Mr.. Howard
Whipple drove up with them, return
ing home the first of the week.
A strange coincidence connected
with the recovery of the body of
Shuman by F. H. Hart is
the fact that ten men have met
death in the same spot, three of
whom he has taken from the wa
ters of the Muskingum. Mr.. Hart
has pulled a total Of four men from
the Muskingum Beverly Dis
patch.
Teachers hired in schools of
township. Noble county,
for the coming year, were
as follows: McElroy's, Luella Stew
art; Hunters, Mary Hickman; Perk-
ms, Clara Perkins; Wilson's, Her.
bert Blackburn; Center, Ellsworth
Stewart; Pleasant Ridge, Nellie Cal
lian; Bakers. John Hedge; Beach
wood, Edith McNutt.
Major and Mrs. F. NJ. Kahler had
as their guests the latter part of last
week the formers sisters Mrs Hat
tie Shepard and Mrs. Kate Payne,
both of Columbus. Mr.. Harry kah-
Ter of New York City also spent over
Sunday with his parents. He is
president of the American Trust Co.,
and the New York Title Company,
both of New York City.
Mr.. NJ D. Ford who was threaten
I'd with blood poisoning in his hand,
and who spent several days last
week at his place near the fair
grounds, returned to GAINESVILLE Sat
urday, and Monday resumed his po-
sition with the GAINESVILLE Provision
Co. While helping to remove a
quarter of beef from the hook. a
bone penetrated his hand, which
caused his trouble. However it was
about well when he returned TO his
work.
Announcement was made that
Francis McMillen, the noted violin
lst, was to be married June 19 to
Miss Lillian Mure of Paris and New
York. the marriage to occur in ST.
Thomas's church in the latter city.
They were to sail on the following
lay for Europe, but will make their
nome in New York. Mr. MacMillen
s a native Of Marietta where his
father, the late s. NJ MacMillen,
was an editor and publisher.