Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-02-07

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McCONNEI4SVIL OHIO!
The Misses Marie and Annie
Smith returned to their home at
Philo Wednesday, after q visit with
their father Mr. George Smith of
Neelyville.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
American Legion will meet Feb. 15,
at 7:30. Every member urged to
be present-Mrs Captola Alder
man, president.
The Bristol township high school
will give a play entitled The Dea-
con-" at the Bristol church on Fri
day evening, Feb Is. Come and en-
joy Pete's pranks and the deacon's
proposal .--XX.
Mrs. c. H. Wilson of Deerield
went TO the Good Samaritan hos
pftal, GAINESVILLE, Wednesday, and
expects to undergo an operation to-
day for appendicitis and other trou-
bles.
Mrs. Ruth Fox and son Mr.. James
Fox have moved from their place
near the Jones Lumber plant, to the
Mrs Delana Sillery property ON
Liberty street, atross from the
Presbyterian church.
Mr. Leonard Calendine of this
place has purchased q part of the
Coulter farm near Stockport, and
will build house on it for a resi-
dence. which he and his family plan
e occupy in the spring.
Mrs. Harriet Carter Of this place
celebrated her S2nd birthday last
Sunday, with dinner to the family
and a few friends Mrs Carter
baked her own birthday cake, and
she enjoys very good health.
Mrs. Maraaret CuIraA and Mrs.
". c. Glenn Of Meigsville township
went to Columbus Wednesday, to
attend the state meeting Of feder-
atcd farm clubs. They will also at
terd the balance OF Farmers Week.
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There will be a chicken supper at
The home OF Sid HiEnor, of Lemon
Hill. Saturday evening, Feb. IS.
Proceeds for the benefit Of Lemon
Hill church. Ill come, and bring
your valentines.
Mrs. Laura ]. Payne who makes
Il. AIA ~ nd
r. NJ. Kahler, went to Columbus
Wednesday g see Major KahleE's
brother Dr. Charles Kahlcr, who is
recovering from a partial stroke OF
paralysis which he suffered about
two weeks ago.
The Mary Reed society Of the
Malta NJ r. church viii meet nest
Tuesday evening, Feb. Il, at 1880,
al the home OF Mrs. Thelma Manly.
Miss Lucille Lynn will be assistant
hostess Miss Elsie Miller will be
She program leader and Mrs. Lucille
Nixon viii conduct th0 dcvotionals.
Mrs. Clara Barkhurst left Satur-
day for her home IT CaSay, Ill, af-
ter having been called to Malta BY
the death of her mother Mrs. Eliza
Jane Smith. Mrs. N. B. Kane and
brother Mr.. Fred G.. Smith Of Co
lumbus also attended their grand
mothers funeral returning to Co
lumbus Saturday.
Mr. Clyde Wood Of this place has
purchased the Albert Pierpoint
farm Of about 25 acres, three miles
south Of Pennsviile. on the improv-
ed road, and will move onto it soon.
Mr.. Wood is q splendid auto me-
chanic, and has been employed here
with the McCOnnelsville garage,
but has been forced to give up that
work because of his eyes, he hav-
ing almost lost the sight Of one of
them.
Mrs. F. II. Carroll of Kenneboc
ridge, while about her shopping
last week here in the towns. was
! handed dollar bill in change
which at the time she did not no
I tice, but later discovered it bore
j the date OF 1862, which is unusual
for piece Of paper money. 1t was
almost new in appearance, and
must have been recently released
from a hiding place. else it would
have shown more wear and tear.
Following is the Triadelphia
/ grange program for Feb. I6: Song,
/ No. a. roll call What do you do
Wien DISCOURAGED; Do you be-
heve in the Old adage which reads,
opportunity never knocks but once,
H. w Whitaker; What is meant by
a failure in life Mrs. Ella Maier;
What was Ole nl the most interest
inc events OF your life. c. r. Mas
sey; song, by brothers; recitation,
Robert Maxwell What does It mean
to be neiahborIy John Maier; Why
not make this q busy ! grange year
II. w. Gordon; current events and
funny stories, Gilbert Maier and
Earl Appleman; surprise, by broth
ers; song. No 132.--Lecturer.
EXTRa SPECIAL
Growing girls high school shoes
: New broad toe, black and brown, \
Is. { Widuh. 81 values, 20ed OF
! now Si.-A. n. Coulson Il Co.
NOTICE TO BANKS
The trustees Of Homer township
J, Morgan county will receive pnti
noon on Feb. %, 1924. sealed bids