Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-05-03

t for Cleveland. and from there goe
: to Washington, D. c., on business
: and then to his home in Ashevlll'
N. C.
J, Fresh fish this Thursday an
: Friday at Frank Finley's.
Mrs Nancy Arrick of this plac
informs us that her cousin MI
George d. Gilliland of Kirksville
Mo-, is in very poor health. He vii
/ be remembered as the son OF tn
late John Gilliland, and LETT thl
county with his parents when quit
young.
DR.. F. Dale Barker and wife o
Dayton came over Saturday to vlsi
the formers sister Mrs. r.. ID
Shafer, and to look after some bus
mess matters up at their farm. Dr.
Barker and his family expect t
spend the summer at their cottage
up the river.
Fresh fish this Thursday and
Friday at Frank Finley's.
Mrs. John Culver left Wednesday
! fer GAINESVILLE where she will make
her home. Her husband and son
Clayton Culver are both working
there The latter works in daytime
and attends night school They have
bought property on Westbourne av-
enue.
Mrs. Lydia Rogers of Malta has
l., ~i~ y
Montgomery of Parkersburg, and
Miss Annie Weitzell of Logan. Mrs.
Montgomery is moving from Park
ersburg to Steubenville, and left
Tuesday for the latter place. Miss
Weitzell remained for longer visit.
The Farmers Elevator Co. can
supply you with paper twlne.
Miss Edna Jones and mother
Mrs Elizabeth Jones, who spent the
winter in GAINESVILLE, where Miss
Pearl Jones teaches. have returned
to their home at Rokeby Lock for
the summer. Miss Pearl Jones will
join her sister and mother at Roke-
by when her school is out in June.
Announcement has been made OF
the engagement of Miss Mary Ann
Hooper. daughter OF Mrs. Amanda
Hooper of Pennsville, and Mr. Ar
thur Edward Miner of GAINESVILLE.
who is a foreman Of a department
in the Mosaic Tile plant Of that city.
The marriage will take place the lat
ter part of June.
See the paint demonstration at
the Malta Hardware Company, May
4th and 5th 26a2
Mrs. Frank Cartwright and three
children left Wednesday for New
York City, where they will spend
about two weeks with Mrs. Cart
wright's husband, Rev. Frank Cart
wright, returned missionary, who is
taking special work this year at Co
lumbia university. They will re-
turn here and spend about month
before leaving for China.
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Gray returned
Monday evening from Pittsburgh,
where they visited for few days
Will IuOII 1Au
Prof. and Mrs. F. W. Murphy and
children. Prof Murphy will attend
Columbia University again this sum-
mer, and will receive his degree
from that institution. His family
will spend the summer with him.
Mrs. Bertha Allen of Omaha,
Neb., stopped off here Tuesday en-
route home. She was delegate to
the National D. A. R. meet at Wash
ington She is a granddaughter of
the late DR.. Samuel A. Barker, and
her mother Amanda Barker Devin,
bore the name that was given the
newly organized D. A. r. here.
While here she met the various
ladies of the local order d. A. r.
Miss Florence Dewitt and friend
Mr.. Granafelt of Columbus motored
here in the formers car, Saturday,
to visit Miss Devitt's parents Mr..
and Mrs. w H. Dewitt. Mr.. Grana-
felt returned to Columbus Monday,
but Miss Dewitt will remain here for
two weeks, then goes to Dayton
where she has a splendid position as
domestic science home demonstra-
ton agent, which is in connection
with the county farm agents work.
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