Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-08-16

MCCONNELL LSVTLLE, OHIO, T
Mr.. Carlos. Robb, merchant OF
Eagleport, is suffering with sclatc
rheumatism.
Carl GLADDEN. viii preach at Anti
och church, Sunday morning and ev-
ening, Aug. 19.
Mr.. F. w. White was nominated
as one of the councilmen at large OF
Marietta, on the Republican ticket,
Tuesday.
The Elliott-Strooa reunion will be
held in the grove on Frank Strode's
farm near Westland, Sunday, Aug.
| 10.
| Former Mayor w. M. Sprague was
nominated for mayor of Marietta on
the Democratic ticket Tuesday, easi-
ly defeating his opponent.
Beginning Monday, Aug. q, will
! be at McConnelsville on Monday,
Wednesday and Saturdays.-G. r.
Stebbins, optometrist.
Tent meeting is in progress on
the Arthur Nolan farm, between Ell
liott and Mountville. Everyone in
vited.
Beginning Monday, Aug. q, ] will
be at McConnelsville on Monday,
! Wednesday and Saturdays.-G. F.
Stebbins, optometrisr.
Mrs. Winnie Northrup of the
GAINESVILLE road is visiting in Zanes-
vile with Mrs. George Hoon and at
tending the Muskingum county fa1r.
The wood work of M. & M. high
school building and Of the Malta
building is being painted, and the
buildings cleaned in readiness Tor
school when it opens Sept. 3.
Clerk of Courts Henry of Guernsey
county, who spent last week in camp
near Chas. Bucks, East Windsor,
spent Monday here and called on
| County Clerk w. f. Medley.
The two daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Sullivan, mail carrier at
Durant, who have had typhoid fever,
are both better, the fever having
left them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Shilling and
daughter Christine Of near Mcken-
dree, left "Wednesday on an auto
trip to Buffalo, n. Y, where they
will visit Rev. Ernest Hammond and
family.
The w. H. M. S. Of the McCon-
nelsville M. E. church will meet at
the home of Mrs. w. A. Cosgrave
Friday, Aug. II, at 2:30 p. m. Mrs.
James Huffman will be the program
leader Mrs. C. II. Morris, devotion
al leader.
Get your tickets early for the big
minstrel at the Twin City Opera
House, Wednesday, Aug. %. Seats
on sale Monday, Aug. 20, at 4 p. M,
at the theatre box office. 35 people.
Good singing. Funny jokes. Co
burn has always played to a full
house here.
Get your tickets early for the big
minstrel at the Twin City Opera
House, Wednesday. Aug. %. Seats
on sale Monday, Aug. 20, at p. M,
at the theatre box office. 35 people.
Good singing. Funny jokes. Co
burn has always played to full
house here.
DR.. Howard Mcdonald, president
of Parsons college, Fairfield, Ia,
wife and three children left Tues
several weeks here visiting Prof.
McDonald's mother Mrs. Martha
Mcdonald and sister Postmistress
Rosa M. Birch Enroute they stop
ped in New Lexington to visit DR..
and Mrs. A. \. Kishler.
Get your tickets early for the big
minstrel at the Twin City Opera
House, Wednesday, Aug. %. Seats
On sale Monday, Aug. 20, at a p. M,
at the theatre box office. 35 people.
Good singing. Funny Jokes. Co
burn has always played to a full
house here.
Miss Isadora Anderson has re-
turned to her home in Malta, after
spending five weeks with her aunt
Mrs. Cornelius Presgraves ana fam-
lily of Roseville. Mrs. Cornelius
Presgraves and children who visited
Mrs. Presgraves' sister, Mrs. Fred
Anderson of Malta, are spending a
few days with her aunt, Mrs. j. J.
johnson of Brokaw.
Get your tickets early for the big
minstrel al the Twin City Opera
House, Wednesday, Aug. %. Seats
on sale Monday, Aug. 20, at a p. M,
at the theatre box office. 35 people
Good singing. Funny jokes. Co
burn has always played TO full
house here.
A card received at the Democrat
office this week from Miss Isabel
Bozman, from Chaulauqua. n. Y,
states that among visitors now al
that place are Mr.. F. MABeckett OF
McConnelsville and his daughter
Mrs Ambrose Middleton OF Mans
field, o. Miss Lillian Wood of Co
lumbus is also there for short
time. Mrs w. H. Dye, former
McConnelsville NJ. p. pastors wife
now of Columbus, has also been
there.