Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-03-06

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EN- NETT A. TAYLOR ]
II Attorney-at-law
II Rooms 11-12, Second Floor
II Stanbery Building
! McC cCONNELSvILLE OHIO
Dance, armory, $3.50 pm, Friday.
Mr.. Ezra Mcdaniel of Malta made
business trip to Coshocton We'd
| nesday.
March 19. home talent play for
the benefit of the library, given by
the New Era club.
A miscellaneous social will be
held in the West Liberty school
house, Saturday evening, March g..
Everybody invited.-John Wether-
ell, teacher.
Mrs. Ora Balm and son Paul OF
Kenosha. Wis, came Saturday for
visit with the formers parents Mr..
and Mrs. C. H. Johnson of near Phi
10.
Mrs. j. w. Allen and son Charles
of Columbus visited from Saturday
until Monday evening with the for
mer's mother Mrs. Amanda Smith
of West Liberty street.
The death of James L. Alien,
aged As years, occurred Feb. l5 at
his home near Sayre. He is survived
by his wife who was Mary Ricketts,,
and also leaves one son.
800 articles will be sold from the
work shop at the McCormick-White-
house sale, beginning promptly at 9
o o'clock a. m., March 20.
A news item from RoXbury sai'
that Miss Clara Gates returned re-
Gently from Madison, Tenn, where
she has been the past year and is
the guest of her aunts, Mrs. c. F.
Badger and Miss Nellie Glen.
On Feb. Is Mrs. Susan Hoon of
Palmer township, Washington coun-
ty. celebrated her 93d birthday. She
received cards from a number of her
friends. Mrs Hoon is said to be
the oldest person in Palmer town
ship.
Quite a number OF persons from
Deerfield came in to attend the SER
vices at the Presbyterian church
here Sunday evening. Rev. w. j.
Mills of GAINESVILLE, their former pas
tor for some years, occupied the pull
pit morning and evening.
The Cumberland, O., Echo OF last
week said Friends will be sorry
to learn that because of illness,
Scott Paisley has found it necessary
to leave his work at o. S. o., and is
now at the home Of his parents, on
route four. He is slowly recovering.
Mr.. f. r. Swayne of Chesterhill
was in McConnelsville Monday. Mr.,
Swayne has been quite poorly, hav-
ing undergone siege of rheuma-
tism, and with a consequently en-
feebled condition, and this was his
first trip to McConneIsville for some
time.
Messrs. w. E. McCarty and c.. E.
Duncan of Glouster and G. C. Faw-
cett of Delaware, a former Glouster
resident, recently purchased of H. S.
Sayre of Buchtel, the opera house at
Glouster. Mr.. McCarty will be the
theatre manager. A number of i'm
provements will be made on the
property.
Rev. T. b. Roberts of the First
M. E. church of Marietta was one of
those who attended last week the
twelfth annual meeting of the coun-
ell of cities conducted at Pittsburgh,
under the direction of the Methodist
churches of America. The meetings
lasted three days with 400 dele
gates in attendance. Mr.. Roberts
went as one Of the representatives
of the Methodist city union of Mar
ietta.
Messrs f. II. and c, S. Keyhoe
are in receipt of the news of the
death of their aunt, Mrs. Rebecca
Ann Keyhoe Tuttle, at Ridge Farm,
Ill, which occurred Feb 23. Mrs.
! Tuttle, last OF her fathers family
and youngest sister of the late Fred
Keyhoc OF this place, will be renem-
bered by some of Bcyerly's older
residents. She is survived by two
children Burial was made at Ridge
Farm. Beverly Dispatch
The marriage OF Miss Nellie Mil
dred Roberts OF Malta and Mr.. Chas,
j. AIcott OF Columbus occurred Sat
urday evening, Rev. B. r. w. Pit
man of The Main st. Church OF
Christ officiating, and the ceremony
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