Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-07-17

friends and relatives.
Any one contemplating an auto
| trip, can secure much information
| by calling at the Morgan County
Automobile club headquarters in
| the Scott assembly hall. This infor-
nation is gratis to members of the
club.
The death of Mrs D. S. Cary, aged
IS, occurred July at Valley Falls,
Kan She was sister of DR.. E. F.
Danford of Glouster Among those
who attended her funeral were her
son L. G. Cary and her brother S. S.
Danford, both of Trimble.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Warren of
GAINESVILLE spent over Sunday in NAL
ia with the formers father Mr..
George Warren, and other relatives
and friends. He also looked after
some business matters. He has
good position with the A. E. Tile
| Co.
| The former Morgan county people
of Licking, Knox and Muskingum
counties, will hold their annual pic
mic at the Licking county fair
grounds, Newark, o., Sunday, July
27. A cordial invitation is extended
to all Morgan county people. A pic
mic dinner will be served at noon.
| Mrs. Donald Shinn and Miss J.
Savage, of Detroit, Mich, left Mon
day for their homes, after visit
here with their uncle Mr.. Pearl Saw
age. They were accompanied home
! by thir grandfather Mr.. George Saw
age, for visit with his son Frank
Savage.
Mrs. NJ W. Bond and children of
/ Barberton, O., went to RoXbury,
Thursday, to spend several days Wis
iting at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Sheets. While in
Marietta they visited at the home of
Mrs. Bonds sister, Miss Ella Sheets.
Marietta Register.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. D. Erwin and
daughter Miss Eleanor Erwin left
Monday by auto on a trip to Oberlin,
and will also visit the tornado
stricken area at Lorain. Miss Err
win plans to enter the Oberlin con-
servatory of music this fall, and the
trip is to make certain arrange
ments.
The first reunion of the White
family was held June 20 in Zanes-
ville at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Smith. 1t was in honor of
| Cyrille White of Los Angeles, Cal.
Among those present four genera.
tions were represented: John White;
| his daughter Mrs. Flora woodward;
her daughter Mrs. Elmer Anderson,
and the latter's daughter Leona Ell
len.
Mr.. and Mrs Alva Pickenpaugh of
Cumberland route entertained July
in honor of John T. Foster of their
home and e. w. Foster of Olive
Green, who it is stated are the only
surviving members of family of IL.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Jno. Pickenpaugh and grand
daughter of Hoskinsville, Mr.. and
Mrs Glen Foster and daughter Of
Olive Green, and Mrs. D. M. Brown
rigg of Worthington.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Preston and
daughter Irene and Mrs Blanche
! Cheadle Schrader left Saturday for
1
ing two weeks camping on the James
Crisman place up the river owing
to the fact that their camp was
pitched near two cedar trees which
were planted on the day Lincoln was
assassinated, they named the place
Camp Lincoln Mrs. Schrader while
here visited Mrs. Blanche Gill.
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/ Monday of this week the Mus
kingum Valley Wholesale grocery
added two new men to their force.
Mr.. r. f. Rex who recently sold his
store at Woodgrove, will assist in
side, and Mr.. James Lawrence will
run the truck. Mr. Rex and family
have moved here and will occupy
the Webster Moore property on
North Eighth street. Mr.. Howard
Carroll who had been employed with
the wholesale grocery, resigned
| two weeks ago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. |. j.. Carrel of Kent,
| o., and the latter's sister Miss Es-
ther Wilson of Hinckley, Medina
/ county, after a two weeks visit with
/ Mr. Carrel's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
! w. j. Carrel on the river road, above
| town and relatives in Washington
and Noble counties, returned home
Sunday. Mr.. w. X. Carrel who has
the past two and half years been
travelling through number of the
central, eastern and southern states
| in the interests of large publishing
concern, was also home at the same
time. He remained two days, join
| ing his company at GAINESVILLE His
| work calls him to several Ohio cities,
after which he goes to New York
state.
NOTICE
Since am closing my business
with the Watkins Product Co., will
appreciate it III those having ac-
cnunts NOT maid will settle at once.