Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-15
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sons Robert, William and Uric Wis
tied relatives and friends in McCon-
nelsville from Friday until Sunday.
Kenneth Ray and d. H. Sherman
went to Reinersville last Friday
night where they assisted as judges
in the debate at the high school
c.. A. Stegner will begin the erec-
ton of a large barn on his farm,
farm, about May / Contractors
from Whipple, O., will be in charge
Of the structure which viii be 40 x
so feet and when completed will be
one of the finest and most complete
Of its kind in this community.
The regular literary and debate
will be held at the nigh school build
ing Friday night, Feb. Is. Every
body welcome
T.. D. Walker who has been leae
ing land for oil In Manchester, spent
last week at his home here recaper-
ating from grip,
Let's get busy as community
workers and devise some plan to
finish the fine basement room att
our high school building With q
little more grading at the end Of The
building and the concreting o. the
floor OF the basement, and putsing
in a stairway ii would add graatls
to the convenience Of The building.
and the public in general THESE
plans being carried on we would
have one of the finest eQuiDpad
community buildings III this section
Now let's all get together and
boost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Danielson
were Sunday visitors at the home Of
Mrs. Easter Walker.
There was a called meeting Of All
phone owners on the Little Greek
telephone line at the home Of Mart
Schmidt. last Thursday night, for
the purpose of eIecting officers for
the new year and disposing of all
business before the organization.
Officers were elected as follows:
President, w. w. Simcox; Secy,
Floyd Shrivers; Representative and
Treas, Fred Murray; Lineman, T.
c. Wilson.
w. 0. Barnes has installed a tele-
phone in his new residence.
d. H. Sherman spent Friday night
with Kenneth Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Stegner visit
ed at l.. w. Buchanan's of Beckett
one day last week.
Rodney, the four year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oce Hooper of Beck
EFT, is very i'll, threatened with
scarlet fever.
If you want to know how to haul
fodder on a one-horse sleo, ask John
Bozman.
Several Of the men went to the
home of Fred Singree one day last
week and cut and hauled a lot OF
wood, and hauled in lot OF fodder
Mr.. Singree and family have been
very i'll with grip, but are able TO be
out again.
Emmett Duvall has been confined
at his home for three weeks with
grip, but is able to be out at this
date.
Frank Foster and family have
been i'll with grip. They have so
far recovered that Mr.. Foster was
able to attend the school board
meeting at Neelyyillc, Thursday.
There viii be a called meeting Of
Union Valley Rebekah Lodge No.
7G4 Saturday. at l p. m Installa
tIOll Vi OtlCEt5. AL IIGIL DGIS DE
requested to be present.
Mrs. Carl Walker was staying
here last week. cooking for her
daughter Hope, Kenneth Ray and
sister Mildred, in the absence Of
Mrs Vint Ray who was i'll at her
home with grip.
Kenneth Ray and sister Mildred
were dinner guests Monday and
Tuesday of Mrs. Ivan Barnes.
w. r. Gordon is very i'll with
grip.
Mrs. John Bonifant is i'll with
grip.
Miss Leah Keyes has been out of
school for three weeks on account
of sickness.
Mrs. G. B. Ritchey who has been
i'll, does not improve as rapidly as
her friends would wish