Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-05-01


tisement in this issue. I7mt1
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Barrell went
Wednesday to Newark, where they
are visiting their daughter Mrs. W.
B. Gunion and family.
The Noble County Leader AM
nounces that DR.. l.. f. Cain OF Cald-
we'll will be a candidate for the nom
spent the winter. Mr.. and Mrs.
gressman c.. Ellis Moore.
Water rent will be due and pay
able May 1st to May 18th. Pay
within that time and avoid the PEN
aIty.-Board of Public Affairs, Z. w.
Kennedy. Collector. 24a4
Mrs. c.. r. Henderson of East
Bloom went to GAINESVILLE Wednes-
dav to visit for a week or so with
Miss Ada Ryan. Mrs. Henderson
who has been in poor health for
some time, is better.
Mrs. Z. H. Hughes and her niece
Lavada McMurray who has been
staying here at the Hughes home,
went to Philo Wednesday for Wis
it with the formers relatives for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson of
Cambridge came Friday expecting
| to spend a week with the latter's
cousin Mrs. Nancy Arrick. However
they received a message calling
/ them home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Travis returned
1 Tuesday from Esbon, kans., where
they spent the winter On their way
home they visited in Chicago with
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Lane Scotield, and in
Mansfield with H. s. Walker and
/ family.
Messrs. Lee and Harry Barnhart
who have been employed with the
United Alloy Steel mills, Canton,
came Saturday to their home in Nal
ia. Business is slack at the concern
with which they have been employ
ed, and they have recently let 90
| 500 employees.
Attorney G.. O. McGonaele and
/ Messrs. Irven Travis, j. B. Farra
and John Bird attended the l. 0. O.
f. memorial exercises at Philo Sun
day. The address, which was an
excellent one, was made by Mr.. Nc
Gonagle. The trip was made in his
car.
Mr.. D. C. Kyle of this place was
called to Indianapolis Monday be
cause of the illness of his father O.
w. Kyle, who at one time was a min
lister of the Church of Christ, and
who has preached at various places
in this county. He is past sc years
of age.
Miss Augusta Button, McConnels-
tative Of the girls of the sophomore
class, on the committee to arrange
for the annual Monnett Day cele-
bration at Ohio Wesleyan Univer-
sity, Delaware, O. The Monnett
Day celebration is the big spring
festival Of the co-eds of the uniyer-
q May day performance, although
I4I, hn.a
this year. The festivities will con
sist of an afternoon and an evening
entertainment The afternoon will
be given to the presentation of an
Indian pageant and the evening to
the production of an operetta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fleming OF
Muncie, Ind, who are staying here
for the present with the former
mother and sister, visited in Mariet
Ia Sunday returning here Monday
They made the trip down by auto
going with Mrs. Fleming's brother
Mr.. II. +. Smith and his wife who
had come up from Marietta to see
their brother Howard Smith OF
Stockport, who has been poorly with
heart trouble. The latter and his
wife came on up here with them, and
all made the auto trip to Marietta.
Most OF our readers are familiar
with our advertising policy concern
ing sOcials, entertainments, etc. AL
such, when an admission charge is
made, or when the object is to mske
money, are purely advertising and
we make a charge according. Oul
minimum charge is 25c, which per.
mits as much as five lines of locals
Above five lines it is sc additional fol
each line, (figure about six words tc
a line) For announcement of meet
ings OF various kinds, picnics, enter