Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-04-05

ClIOTdl GlIUI6dtH anu family re-
turned from two weeks visit with
relatives at Olivet.
Yves Bishop and Mrs. Hattie
Foulke spent Sunday with their sis
ter Mrs. Jennie Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Scott of Penns-
Vile were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Clifford.
John Ross returned from a visit
with his sister in Coshocton.
Mrs. Anna Hook and children are
guests of her mother Mrs. Kate
White of Pennsville.
Mrs. Clarence Ellis and children
returned to Merriam, after an over
Sunday visit with her parents.
The contest between the pink and
green sides of the Happy Hustler
Sunday school class of the Christian
church ended in tie The class
left Immediately after Sunday
school for the beach where several
large bonfires were built. At dinner
time they roasted weiners and had
eggs, rolls, pickles, cookies and
cakes. After the dinner they ex-
tinguished the fires and then start
ed up the railroad track to Ervin's
farm, where. games were played and
pictures, taken. Late in the af
ternoon the Al who partook of this
grand good time made their way
down the road to home, everyone
having had a most enjoyable time.
Mrs. Almeda Rogers and grand
daughter Vera Rogers spent Mon
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Phil
| lips.
Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman were
guests of their son Jesse, Sunday.
Franklin Mendenhali and Mrs.
Fremont Barkhurst of Malta spent
Thursday with Mrs. Martha Polling.
Melvin White returned to Zanes-
vile Monday, after visit with his
parents.
Miss Margaret Van Fossen has
resigned her position as stenogra-
pher in the bank here and Miss
Maybelle Allard has taken her
place.
Al Bailey returned recently from
GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Walter Sherman and chill
dren spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs G.. w. Mummey
Miss Bernice McVeigh of Olivet
is staying at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jefferson Ellis.
The box and pie social which was
held at the school house Thursday
evening was well attended. Miss
Goldie Cross received the cake for
the prettiest girl and Harry May
nard for the ugliest boy.
Several from here attended the
picture show at McConnelsville
Monday night
Miss Mary Mott is taking Miss AL
lard's place at the telephone office.
Miss Margaret and Mr. Donald
Van Fossen spent Sunday with Miss
Louise woodward of near Chester.
hill.
Harvey Campbell of Philo was
the weekend guest of his famil!
here
Miss Mary Hook is visiting rela-
tives in Columbus
Death of G.. W. Thompson
@. w. Thompson. aged S4, died
Friday morning at his home in Phi
To- He spent practically his entire
life in Muskingum county. He was
veteran of the Civil war and q
member of the u. B. church and
Dan Brown Post G. A. R.. of Philo
He is survived by several relatives
The body was brought here Monday
and burial made at Bailey's.
Harry Phillips and Mr. and Mrs
Earl Phillips returned Friday te
Dayton, Tenn, after attending th6
funeral of Mona Mary Phillips.
Mrs. Laura Broomhall is attend
ing court this week in McConnels
Vile.
Miss Eleanor Ross of Malta spent
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Hayes.
Chas Blind and Emery Zumbrt
of Dale spent Monday here.
F. A. Davis of McConnelsville wa!
business caller here Monday.
Mrs. Harvey Campbell spent Mon
day in McConnelsville.
Mrs. N H. Hawkins and daughter
spent Friday and Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Chas Broomhall of Zanes
vile.
Harold Choguill spent Friday in
GAINESVILLE on business.
Mckinley Brannon played in the
Malconta orchestra Friday night al
the dance.
Mrs. I. N. Hook was reminded OF
her birthday by receiving several
fine presents on March 20, including
a delicious cake sent by her niece
Mrs. A. E. Hull Of GAINESVILLE.
ARA Evans of Brokaw was bus
mess caller here Monday.
Miss Thelma Henery of Bald
Eagle spent Friday with Mrs. Jesse
Hayes.
Miss Florence Mummey of Olivet
is at the H. H. Choguill home.
John landslide spent the week
end with relatives at Beverly.
G. P. Justice returned from Wis
it with his sister Mrs. Hannah Har-
wood of Beverly.
The Junior Hustler class of the
! Christian church with their teacher
Mrs. Clara Bailey enjoyed a picnic
dinner and egg hunt on the Emmett
Bailey farm Sunday after Sunday
school. A very enjoyable time was
spent by the II youngsters in hunt
ing eggs and playing games.
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