Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-05-31

two children of GAINESVILLE, Wht
spent two weeks with relatives nea
Patten Mills, spent Monday nigh
enroute home, here with Mrs. Cal
endine's aunt and uncle, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ezra Rusk.
Mrs. J. L. COwan of this place
had as her guest from Saturday un
Ill Wednesday her friend Miss Har
riett Hayward of Boston, Mass.
who for the past year taught a
Wakeman. O. She left here for hel
home in Boston
Mrs. Nellie Anderson Timson O
Gallon who came here last Thurs
day for a visit with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Dick" Anderson, was
taken with a nervous trouble, and
has since been quite ill., Mr.. Tim
son has joined his wife here.
About a dozen young women en-
joyed a delicious picnic supper al
the beautiful hill top home of Mrs
+. W. Cochran Wednesday evening
in honor of Mrs. Mary Morris Cart
wright who is leaving the latter
/ part of next week for China.
The Morgan county fair will be
held September lila, but you
won't have to wait until then to see
a good horse race, for "The Hotten-
tot" next Tuesday night at the
Twin City Opera house will show
one of the prettiest races ever
screened.
Among those here for Decoration
We're Mr.. Francis Hammond Of Co
lumbus; Clyde White and wife of
GAINESVILLE; Clarence Riley of Gin
cinnati; A. c. Mcbride, Cleveland; !;
Byron Whipple and wife of Mariet-
ia; Mr.. and Mrs. Offord Richardson
GAINESVILLE.
Mrs Virgil Dawson and daughter
Geraldine. and maid, of Cincinnati,
came Wednesday and will spend a
month or SO here at the home of
Mr.. Davison's mother. Mr.. Dawson
will spend the week ends here with
his family. Mr.. Francis Dawson of
Lafayette college. Easton, Pa, is
expected home next week.
We note by a city exchange that
John Kumler, prominent attorney
, of Toledo, is in hospital at that
place with a serious injury to his
right eye, received when he was
struck by a powerfully driven golf
ball. He is a son of Rev. Kumler,
a former pastor of the local Presby-
terian church.
hr tn-
day for Springfield, where they visit
Mrs Bishops people for a week or
so, and will then go to Colum bus.
where Mr.. Bishop will take special
work at the o. S. U. Supt. B. F..
Fulks. Mr.. O. L. Young, and Miss
Minnie Johnson will also take sum-
mer work at the 0. S. L.
Mr.. Charles Black Of Columbus
was down Tuesday to visit his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo NJ. Black of
Malta, and to attend the dedication
and inspection Of Valley lodge Tues
day evening. His sisters Miss Thur
"a and Miss Josephine Black were
down from Columbus for an over
Sunday visit at their home.
Announcement is made that bills
providing for federal buildings at
McConnelsville, a | w e ! and
Woodsfield will be introduced by
Congressman Moore. 1t is planned
to give every county seat in the dis
trict a federal building, and Zanes-
Vile, Cambridge and Marietta al
ready have them.
Mr.. H. c. Hopp and daughter-in-
law Mrs Clarence Hopp of Brad
ford. Pa. motorod to Malta Sunday
evening. spending the night there.
The next day they went TO Lowell to
visit Mrs Hops relatives. Mrs.
HopD remaining at Lowell. Mr..
Hopp attended the dedication and
inspection Of Valley Lodge las F.
& A. NJ, at Malta Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Guyton and
little daughter Marjorie Eloise OF
Beaver Falls. Pa, mOtored here
Tuesday for a visit with Mr. Guy
tons mother Mrs. Clarinda Guyton
of Kennebec hill and with his
wife's people of RoXbury. Mr.. Guy
ton is employed with the r. G.. Dun
Mercantile agency. They plan TO
leave Monday for their home.
Mr. w s. Bettis who spent about
a week here in an effort to secure
workers for the National Metal
Molding Company, of Ambridge. Pa,
returned TO his home at Beaver, Pa,
Tuesday. His wife who was here
for few days, also returned home
Either all here were supplied with
work, or they were not caring for
Jobs. since he succeeded in securing
but very few men.
Mrs. Mary M. Miller, aged Sc, who
who was born and reared in Blue
Rock township, died Saturday at her
home in GAINESVILLE, after a long ill
ness from paralysis. She is survived
by her husband Chas. T.. Miller and
six children. Mrs. Mary Wilson of
Columbus. Mrs. Chas. Lane and Mrs.
Ella Musgraves of Philo, VIM. Nc
Intire of Uhrichsville and Alva Nc
Intire of Cannelyille are her broth
ers and sisters.
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