Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-04-24

McLOnneISVllle, OnlC
! Emmett A. Taylor |
I Attorncy-at-law I
Isecond floor Jones Bldg. !!
I (Next to Dr. Kings office) I
McConnelsville, Ohio !
Prof. Rogers Risk of Naperville.
H., spent over Easter here with his
mother Mrs. Annie Rusk.
Elder G.. HI. NORM of Malta filled
his regular appointment at Hemlock,
over Sunday.
An $50 separator at your own
price. Send in your bid by Satur-
day noon, April 26.-Standard Sup
ply Co.
Prof. c. D. Johnson Of Columbus
was down to spend Easter with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Johnson
of Meigsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Whipple of
Marietta were the guests over Sun
day of the formers mother Mrs.
Clara Whipple here.
After visiting week with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Weeden
of Joetown, Mrs. Guy Lamb return
ed to her home in Corning Satur-
day
Mrs. Sam Harris and granddaugh-
ter Miss Lucille Harris of Penn
township went to Newark Saturday,
to visit the latter's sister Mrs. Fred
NORM
Mrs. Harold Shields and little son
Richard of Columbus, who attended
the funeral of Mrs. Mary e. Glass of
Malta, last Friday, returned home
Saturday.
Mrs L. H. Updike and two chill
dren of Malta went to GAINESVILLE
Saturday for a visit of a week with
Mrs. Updike's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Z. Link
Mrs. II. l. Wilson and son Harold
Leroy of upper Malta visited over
Sunday in Crooksville, with Mrs.
Wilson's mother Mrs. Lizzie Dutch
er.
Mrs. Ellis Link and son John
VIM, who spent two weeks with
Mrs. Links parents Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G.. Miller of Malta, returned to their
home in GAINESVILLE Saturday.
Mrs. Alva Kuntz of Newark re-
turned home Saturday, after having
visited her sisters Mrs. Fred Thomas
of Reinersville and Mrs. Ernest Kill
dow of this place.
| wish to announce that | will
have the Chesterhil imported Bel
gian stallion for public service, for
the season of 1924. $15 to insure.
B. S. Freeland. Beverly, o. 24a3
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Barn
house (Grace Benjamin. of Zanes-
Vile, Saturday morning, a SON
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Benjamin of this place.
Water rent will be due and pay
able May 1st to May 18th. Pay
within that time and avoid the PEN
alty.-Board of Public Affairs, c. w.
Kennedy, Collector. 24a4
Mrs. Fred Horn and two children
of GAINESVILLE came down last Friday,
to spend few days with Mrs.
Horns mother Mrs. Angie Moore
| and other relatives.
Mrs. Harold White entertained a
dozen ladies last Friday evening at
o'clock dinner. A social evening
followed, with cards and other di-
versions.
Messrs. Herbert Ross, Hugh
James Donahue, and Rufus Brown
| ir., of this place, and Max Ross OF
Malta, all o. S. U. students, spent
from Friday evening until Monday
with their home people.
Water rent will be due and pay
able May LIST to May 10Th. Pay
| within that time and avoid the pen
alty.-Board of Public Affairs, c. W
Kennedy, Collector. 24a4
! Mrs. Geo. NJ. Scott entertained
| her class of about 20 young ladies
| of the NJ f. Sunday school, at he1
| home Easter morning with an ele-
giant breakfast. This is an annual
eyenE with Mrs Scott and her class
Mrs. Fannie Richardson, of Malta
| district deputy for the O. E. s., went
Tuesday TO Crooksville where she
inspected the Eastern Star of that
place This is Mrs. Richardson
| first inspection since she was chosen
| district deputy. In all she has 23
| lodges to inspect this spring.
Valley lodge No. So I. o. o. F.
will celebrate the 105th anniversary
of the order in America, Friday ev-
ening, April 25. beginning at s
o'clock sharp. All Odd Fellows and
| their families are invited. The d
of II. and their families are invited
also. Each brother is to invite q
| friend, ii 50 desiring. Committee.
Mr.. Floyd McInturf returned
Tuesday to New Philadelphia where
! he is employed with the state high
way department. He spent ten days
helping his parents Mr.. and Mrs
! Everett McInturf Of Penn, both OF
whom recently met with accidents
| Mr.. McInturf broke bone in his foO1
and Mrs. McInturf injured her knee
so both had to get about with the
aid OF crutches.
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