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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31

6zeilsnf vs7vsi " rofialu
uklidhoxa{a zdalo =, p
.:s ss,.;;' i'' B -bos''e % ~, 8 ! J
| rodina zvonikova byla
jakz TAXI usaxena. Mistr- Po-
korny zasedl opst ma svaj
trim q ,sil pohodlnou obuv
pro sousedy j pfespolni z6kaz
Milky, ba ] " zamku ma ''Orli-
KY" byi rSdi, ze mistr Pokor-
ny Sc vratil - jeho obuv &c
vsem lspe libila, lepe Sc ' nj
chodilo nezli v te objednans '
Pisku. Celia YES zas jjaksi .:
kfala slysic to pravidelns zvo.
neni rano, poledne a veSer,
kAzdy 81 zas mohl podle zvo.
|nSni sve hodiny riditi - a tc
M r1inutu. Vse Sc zdslo stej.
ne jako pred dvsma roxy -
jen zvonik se znaens zmxnil
To utrpenf, ktere TAX tszc<
dolehlo M jeho bedra, po,
stavu jeho znacns sehnulo
,Ylas, ,zbSlel jake mleko, tax 4
&c zd1Io, ze u zvonieky stoj
zcela jiny muz ma mists Pro
kopa Pokerneho. l Jinak q
zvonik zmsniI. Jeho partner
marnS ma; nsho v hospods &c
kali. Tam vice Pokorny noho,
nevkroeil, Ill pouze pro svo,
zenu Martu a ne:t'astnou svo,
dceru Mafenku, ktera nal.
kdy byla vidsna, tax xe Ii.
ve vsi nemsl ami tu:eni, xe o
na je na mysli pomatena. Je
4 smutn< vzezreni pricitalo .,
hroznemu nestssti, ktere il Il,
osud pfistrojil.
"tas pfin8si raze," TikS se
Bshem Sasu sc stav MafenSi,
zdsl znaSns lep.it. MatGino ct,
rostlive osetfovani velmi X to
lmu pfispivalo. Byly chvile
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31
loONEcNE- OPkT POD SVOU
STkECHOU. i

Polkorny . xenou . nebo-
hou Mafenkou pfibyl domd '
pilnoci, o Gemx nem4l xxdny
We vsi ami nejmensiho tuSeni.
Muz, ktery obyyval jeho do
mex, % dem pred tim vystxho-
val, kdyx obdrzel Cd Pokosns-
ho dopis, ktery mu tento po-
slal hned, jak se rozhodl, xe
pojedou domd. Bylo to prob
lehkou ySci - mel We wi vda-
nou sestru, u kters bydlel ce-
II ten cas-, nebot' byl svobod.
ny. We xvonikovs chalupx jen
3evcoval q zvonil. - TAX pfi.
iii nasi emigranti a nasli hni.
zdo svs pfipravens.
"Co tot" pozastavovali &C
Tide, kdyx oval se xvonek q
ranniho klek6ni, "tohle je ia.
ko zvonSni Pokorn<ho - Fer.
da takhle nezvoni - ten e
zmoli bex taktu."
Mnozf vybihali, by se pre-,
sv9dGii. A skuteGns - u xvo,
ni6ky stkl mistr Pokorny, sta
Try xvonik - q , obnaxenoy
hlavou odfikival svs "AndS
Psny'. Zvonsni jeho bylo do
jennie \ xdSlo se, xe zvonel
ten primo ''roxprxvi''.
We chvilce tn byla celx sko
ro' YES. Zvonik zvonil mad oby
Sej dlouho a zSdny ho nevy
trhoval. Al kdyx dozvonil {,
povSsil provaz ma hfebik, vSi
chni % K nsmu hrnul;, kaxdy
no vital ruky tisknutim 4 pro
jevoval radost mad jeho nx
vratem. On ale nebyl v stav,
slova pron&sti - jen Size jals,
hrSch svSxely se po jeho usta
lrans tv<fi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31

'--S Pochovak jsrne no .5d0
q t,xtf
PRO milosrdenstvf Boxfl"
xvolal Hrrby, chytil q obxma
rukama "a hlavu a potkcel -
jakoby ho zas6hla stfelnx rS-
n. | ostatni lid zastal dxasem
jake xdrevsnsly.
TAX "a tepla dozvxdSla se
|cel& yes straSny osud zvonilko-
w rodiny. Jen to zIstalo pro
xatim tajno, ze Mafen1ino
ditS pochovsno je 5 otcem do
hlubin mofskych a ona sama
xe toho seSilela.
Veliky smutek rozloxil se
|po celS vesnici mad osudem
zvonikovy rodiny. Mnohs xeny
proplakaly cely ten den, kupi-
" se u dvffek ma navsi, a ne.
mluvila &c ,nez o te strasns
Iud&losti. Mnohs zeny celou
inoc nespaly = jestli zdfimly,
strasns vidiny mort je pro.
n&sledovaly. A druheho dne
- sesly opSt a sve strasne
sny si : hrazou vypravsly. Sta.
RI Prokesovs bshala cd jednt
K druhe = 8 tajemnou b6znl
mluvila: ''Mila sousedko, j;
nechci ni6eho fikat - ale vsf.
te mnS, xe je to ma ne tres,
Bozf! Ale jak povidam, mne
by musel Bih trestat, abych
nskoho soudila!"
Kdo vsak mel velkou radios,
- byl sam Vasicek chudsk
Ten kdyx se dozvsdsl, ze q
zvonikovic vrstili, pribshl do
md \ radostns zvolal: "MSmo
uz mann zas hollu! Mara zvo
nikovic uz je tn zas i 8 t&to,
a mxmou. - ia vsdsl, ze pfij
de zp&tky, xe me ma rSda -
vxdyt' ,mns to kamarad hajnj
povidal. :"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31
VYSTAVA UMELYCH KVE.
TIN.

V, pfizeanf move budovy U.
nion Trust jest dnes q zitra
otevrenai vystava kv9tin, KITE
rych dftky urobily z papfru
ma riznych hrfstich. DneSni
Plain Dealer pfinasf podobiz-
ny dvou podobnych zahradnic
uprostfed jejich vtrobkh. Jsou
to dive divky, z nichz jedna
ma krajanske jmeno Lucy
Kudlata.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31

Druheho dne rxno more &c
stisilo - snad ukojeno tou
drahou obSti. Tu teprve dozvs-
della se Mafenka, ze jeji dra-
by mux byl pochov&n do toho
nejhlubsiho hrobu ma svstS, do
more. - Uchopila svou malou
Mafenhu . chv&tala ma palu-
bu, ably i > ditStem se vrhla
do more IA svym milovanym
muzem, aG byla jix mnoho mil
vzdklena cd mista hrazy, kde
on byl pochdvan. vyjev, ktesy
se tn odehr&val, byl tax srdce-
tommy, ze media se nikterak Wy
liGiti. Sami otuxili plavci size.
Ii, kdyz jich pomoci byla
Mafenka zpst do vnitf lode
dopravena.
kik& se, ze nikdy jedno
nestssti nepfijde samo, ze ma
v zSp9ti nestssti druhs - a
pofekadlo ono osvsdcilo se i
zde. MaliSk& Mafenka, kterou
matka toho nest'astnsho rama
na palubu vynesla, nastydla,
dostala z1Skrt a "a nSkolik
dni Sla "a otcem - timtez
zpiisobem byla vhozena do
hlubin mofskych.
Div divouci! Mafenka jiz
tax nenafikala, aspon ne tax
jako pro svsho muze. Kdyz j
wall ma palubu, skoro klidnl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31
$500, 600, 900 UTRATi americana
Y EvR0PE.

New York go Americti turiste, nyni prode
vajci navseve Evrope neb chysajici uati nej
meme 600 nepochybn6 vice do toho nesou poci
tany dasi miony, ez budou zanechany muzi zena-
mi ke cestou pro zabavu konai zarove obchodn
Vechny pfepavni spoecnos sdeu ze letos je nebyvay
turista do Evropy sc turistd zamuvilo 81
mista pro en sezonu ez obycene
polovn9 zaff
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31
Pazourek a Lisy
1919 FLEET AVE.
1o'ii roh independence Rd.

f~s.S
Ve;kere plechafske pokry-
vaeske prace. zavadsni a spravky
fernesI sc rychle vykonavaji.
Pokryvani stfech patentnim pa
pirem a optavovani bHdlicoyych
stfech jest na;i specialitou.
Na;e dlouholeta zkusenost '
obouo borech vam zarucuje prvo-
tfidni praci a ddplnou spokoienost.
ZaDolejte tel. Brood 3OI2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31

Bouzov We .vym9fe 80 ha., Ti-
skopisy lie. obdrzeti IL pridelo-
veho komisare v Olomouci neo
u Statniho pozemkoveho IRA
du v Praze- Uchazeci, podejte
zadosti "a pfidel u pridelove-
no komisare SPU. v Olomouci
(Zerotinovo namesti, Salesia-
mum, posch.. I. dvafe ILL., We
lhdts cd 20. do 80 ce1vence
iSSA. sssia da 49, ssa .f'
Vslky polar ' cernov;eich u
Brna vypukl v ned9li 2 hod.
odpoledni v transformacni sta
nici. Zapadomoravskfch ele-
ktrdren. Polar znicil jedno
skladist9. Skoda emi asi 2OO,-
90 Kc.
Opet nest9sti We Xys. Tatrach
V ned6li 13. t. m. O IL hod.
sfitil Sc 25lety Frant. Van
das, 1rednik stat. drah v Bra
tislave, pri sestupu "kominem'
z Jehhaciho smerem k Zele-
nemu plesu. Byl nalezen po
petihodinnem hladani studen-
ty, kteri mali dzor mad Votru-
bovou chatou, s rozbitou hla-
You a polamanymi 'zebry mr.
tev a dopraven v pondeli RAJ
no po velke namaze do Votru-
bovy chaty. Charakteristicke
jest, ze jeho spolecnici, kdyz
Sc sritil, utekli do Bedfichovy
chaty, odkud byli o nest9sti
vyrozumeni .vyse uvedeni stu
denti. [
katolicky knsz retnikem mad
hrobem zida. Krasny pffklad
sn&Selivosti obcansk6 ;. a nabo-
zenske oznamuje taborky Gee
sky Jih" v doipsu z Made Vo-
zice. Umfel tam dne s. t. m.
nahle, po zdchvatu mrtvice p.
Marek Luftschitz, statkar, ma
jitel Temic|keho divorce. muz
yseobecn6 vazeny i v nejsir-
sich vrstvach oblibeny pro svo-
il Slechetnou povahu. sPohrben
hyl ma zidovskem hfbitove v
Zaluzf "a imposantnf lcasti
vsech vrstev obcanskych. Mo-
hutne pdsobilo, kdyz 20 hebrej
skych obfadech, vykonanych
mad hrobem rabinem., vystou-
pill katolicky knee, osobnf pfi-,
tel zesnuleho a louGl Sc s MIN
jmenem sousedd pfatel "a
svou osobu, vfelymi slovy oce-
nil jeho dobre vlastnosti. Tato
FEC katolickeho kneze ma Ii
dovskem hTbitove vyvolala o.
brovky DOZEN, take jedine IT,
70 nezdstale nezaslzeno.
Zajfmav& pfelieenf . byva-
lou baronleou v Petrohrads.-
Pied petrohradskym soudem
tyto dny pocal Sc process proti
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bu.
"Copak. synackua"
ia nesu domi vysvsdseni. a
kdyby k vam pfisla nase Baru;ka
pro rakosku. feknste. ze zadne
nemate."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31

strazce posramocen byl ma
hlav6, ale neni to nebezpecne.
Zranen byl kusem dfeva z roz
bitych jidelnich stoln.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31

= Jednou dostalo se mistru
PokoYnemu neocekxvane nav
stsvy. .Sedsl ma svem verp&n-
ku a pine pracoval. Sill move
"juchtovky" pro hajneho Bo-
rovieku Tu nskdo zaklepal 4
ma jeho vyzvsni vkroSil sed-
lax Hruby a jaksi nesmsle
pozdravil: "DobrS jitro, mis.
tfew - "Vitam vas, sousede.
Pokracovani
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Po uysOsdceni.
Prman u xupce: Pane Vo-
nasku. nam k vam velkou pros
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kdy se V dornAcfm h,ahu If
,rotnauvs i. ssrdsEpl xasmkla.
q ninulych udklostseh sssysv
rodlnS neueinilo AMI zmfv.
Jestlize se Mafenka n9kdy =
myslila, otec hned postfehl, na.
60 mysli, a poSal yypr<vSti
hodns vesele hissorly, ~ jii !
tech trudnych myslenek w.
trhl. Matka bravalas j ss,ss-
bou do pole, kde sAIAfjnka
vzdy znacns okfsla, = Gehox
NELL rodice vellou radost. de-
dnoho Sc ale matka vystfihala
- aby 5 nj nesla ' tn strAnn,,
kde byl veliky rybnik nebo
Ivstsi voda, kter1 vxdy Mafen-
ku znacns roz6ilila. - A tax
Sc Marenka pozdravila tou
Imsrou, ze 'kdyz n1atce n4byio
i"dobre", sama ma tr1vu do po.
|If .. jfti odvazila.
To byval poxitek pro V1-
sicka chudaka, ktery opxt sta.
val vzdy "a rohem = hltavym
Ezrakem il pozoroval, . kdyx
e blizila, hned IA zadnim
rohem staveni zmizel. ChudSk
fVasieek! Jak rad by byl dal
Mafence nsjake ulovene eta
ky, ale nevsdsl, jak ~ -
no, jak to provesti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31

Russell Keith, manager Stat
lerova hotelu, uspofada ia
ckiemu vecerni banket. Male
no hosta budou v Cleveland9
doprovazeti zdejsi SCOUT.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13
UniOnville

everybody take notice: There
will be an entertainment and mis-
cellaneOus social at the UnioDville
school building this Friday night,
Nov. IA. All who are interested in
the success OF our coming institute
please attend this social. All ladies
are requested to bring box TO
help make it good time. There
will be good music. Everybody
come
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Combs Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Matthew and Mr..
and Mrs. George Stegner and chill
dren all of GAINESVILLE, motored here
Sunday and called ON VIM Lindi-
more. L. Stegner and Mr.. and MRS.
Fred Singree.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. b. Ritchey and
children of GAINESVILLE visited over
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Brown of near here.
Miss Kenyon Barnes spent Satur-
day night with Ruth Lighthizer and
attended the social at Salem
Mir. and Mrs. Frank Foster call
ed on Paul Cannon Sunday after
noon
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed StegDer, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Fowler and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold McFerren visited Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Graham
OF Beckett.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Moore and
two daughters Of Noble county Wis
tied Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13

daughter Jean spent Sunday with G.
w. Broomha1l and family at Zanes-
Vile. G. w. Broomhall who has
been very poorly, bs a little better.
B. G. Metcalf and sister Miss
Gwendolen Metcalf, Miss lola Lane
and Guy Hathaway spent Sunday
with e. Metcalf and family.
C. M. Newberry and 0. S. Hooper
were business callers in Marietta
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. z. Penrose spent
sunday at Chesterhill and Ames-
vile.
The Willing Workers Sunday
school class was delightfully."- enter
tained at the home of Mrs. B. w.
wallace on last Tuesday night.
Mrs. Wallace was assisted in serving
by Mrs. Goldie Wallace.
Rev. Floyd Gale has returned
home from a visit with GAINESVILLE
friends.
Geo. Fawcett and daughters Fran
ces, Louise and Margaret and Mr..
Morrow spent Saturday with Mrs.
Fawcett, who is convalescing at Mt.
Carmel hospital, Columbus.
Mrs. G. w. Newberry returned
Saturday from beverly, WHERE sue
had been called because of the ill
ness of her sister Mrs. Forrest Tay-
lor.
r. w. Dewitt and Walter Ellis
were business callers in GAINESVILLE
Thursday.
The Eastern Star held their elec-
tion last Thursday night and the
following officers were elected for
the coming year: w. M, Carrie
Bishop; w. p, Harris Phillips;
Sec'y, Laura Broomhall; Treas, AL
lie Rollison; Conductress, Goldie
Choguill; Associate Conductress,
Lucia White; Warder, Thurza Nc
Kibben; Sentinel, Harry Gross;
Chaplain, Clara Walker; Pianist,
Lucy Penrose; Adah, frankie Gage;
Ruth, frankie Hawkins; Esther, Ag-
nes Dewitt; Martha, Irene Metcalf; !;
EIecta, Clara Swayne.
The Christian Endeavor elected
the following officers to serve the
coming year: Pres, Irene Metcalf;
". Pres, Epsie Medley; Sec'y-
Treas, Frances Fawcett; Pianist,
Glenora Medley,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13
Stockport

Saturday, Noy. is, at the opera
hose Wallace Reid in Across
the Continent" The most thrilling
and funniest of I'll Reid racing ro-
marces, with Wal,y at his best and
q great supporting cast will make
a wonderful picture. Wednesday,
Nov. 19-Constance Talmadge In
1.-The Dangerous Maid" Constance
always pleases. There will be no
serial number here after this, but
every Wednesday night there will
be Pathe News. Some of the sub
jects which will be flashed this We'd
nesday will be Prince of Wales Sails,
Greets Callers on Visit, Green de-
feats Harvard.
M. p. Church
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. Morn
ing worship, 10:30. G. T.. service,
$3.50 o. m. Evening preaching SER
vice, 1880. Wednesday evening
prayer service, 7:30.--Rev. Gale,
pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. H. Broomhall,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Hawkins and
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13
CentervilIe

Quite a crowd attended the social
at Mt. Olive Friday evening. The
Epworth League FURNISHED the pro-
gram.
Ralph and Fred Scott who are
saving timber on the Barnhart
farm, spent the week end at their
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Crosser were
Sunday afternoon guests of Ivan
Phillis and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Loreley Wagner Wis
tied friends and relatives in Mar
letta Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Gordon en-
tertained the following as Sunday
dinner guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Crooks, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Bueey
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Taylor, Mise
Cleo Wilson, Miss Bertha O1iphant,
Chas. McMannis, Mr.. and Mrs. L. C.
Taylor
Sunday school every Sunday
morning at $50, at Centerville.
Welcome.
Rev. Larew preached at Mt. Olive
Sunday. Services again in two
weeks. League every Sunday even
ing. Come.
Mrs. Ed Stiers entertained her
Sunday school class last Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Bucey et
Beverly are visiting relatives here
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13
Mysterious Pains And
Aches
Make Life Hard to Bear for Many
McConnelsville Women

Too many women mistake their
pains and aches for troubles Pc
culiar to the sex. More often dis
ordered kidneys are causing the
aching back, dizzy spells, headaches
and irregular urinatiOn. Kidney
weakness becomes dangerous if
neglected. Use time-tried kidney
remedy Doan's Pills Hosts OF
people testify to their merit Read
McConnelsvi1Ie case:
Mrs. j. C. Savage, Liberty ST.,
says: My kidneys troubled He off
and on for some time, and duh,
bearing down pain on my back wore
on me. / was soon run down and a
tired ,listless feeling made me mis-
erable. Stars danced before ney
eyes, blurring my sight, and was
troubled with dizzy spells My kid
neys were weak and out of fix.
purchased Doan's Pills at the Stan
berry Pharmacy and after taking one
box, the backaehe was gone and my
kidneys were strengthened. / use
Doan's occasionally and always gel
the same fine results"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for d kidney remedy
get Deans Pillsthe Same thai
Mrs. Savage had Poster MI IL
burn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, NJ. X.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13
East Bloom

| The protracted meetings which
have been in progress for the past
| two weeks at Pisgah church have
been well attended and much inter
est shown. Miss Allie Bailey has
been assisting with the music. The
church has recently bought four
new gasoline lights, which are a
great improvement over the old Gil
lamps.
Miss Ethyl Roberts who has been
employed at GAINESVILLE, spen- last
week at her home, returning to
GAINESVILLE Sunday.
Mrs. Blanche Greer who has been
housed up for the past two weeks
with a very bad sore throat, is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Stella Robinson of near
Roseville, spent last week with
Carl Stewards and Howard Huff
mans.
Ethan Greer and family and Mrs.
Monday with relatives at Norwich.
Farmers Institute
: The farmers institute held last
Monday and Tuesday at Pisgah
church was well attended each day.
The lectures given by Mrs. Ida Dur
bin and Mr.. Dickinson were both
entertaining and instructive and we
think everyone present enjoyed the
institute. Mrs. Fannie Richardson
of Malta ably assisted with the COM
munity singing. Officers for the
coming year are: Pres, Edwin Rob-
erts; v. Pres, Howard Greer
Sec'y-Treas., Mrs. Howard Bark
hurst; Elk. Committee, f. E. Stew
art, Harold Clifford and Walter
Barkhurst; Lady Correspondent,
Mrs. Carl Barkhurst.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13
RenrOck

Mrs. Lille Stansbury of Ashta-
bula, widow of the late Rev. Frank
Stansbury, with a part of her fam
| lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Guest and two
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Magosky and
granddaughter Miss Lillian Ben
nett, were week end visitors here
and attended church Sunday, and
took dinner at j. c. Dickinson's.
j. ". Dye of GAINESVILLE is visiting
his brother and sister Hiram and
Cassie, and other relatives at this
place.
Rev. Martin is holding revival
at Mt. Carmel.
All We grangers take notice: There
will be something doing here on
Thanksgiving and you will be ex-
pected to do your part. Don't for
get the election of officers next Sat
urday night.
We used to feel sorry for children
who had to take the seedlings from
parents who might be considered a
little exacting, but now 1t is all
changed. We now pity the poor
helpless parents who have to take
the curses from the children who
never knew what it was to respect
father and mother.
The three session farmers insti-
tute held here last week was very
we'll attended and instructive in
many ways. Kenneth Ikeler of
Granville and Mrs. w. HI. Busic of
Westerville were the principal
speakers. The latter is an expert
poultry raiser and gave one of the
best talks we ever listened to on
that subject. Mr. Ikeler's talks
were mostly along the line of live
stock. We do not feel competent
to criticise, or offer suggestions, but
it seems to us that in buildings
with two rooms like it is here,
much more could be crowded in by
holding double sessions, at least
part of the time. For instance:
While the men are talking SO very
plainly and vociferously on the
breeding of bulls and goats and
heifers, the lady speaker with her
audience might well be in the other
room discussing cooperative buy
ing of face powder, purchasing in
large lots, etc. Hair Bobbing,
more civilized than Indian scalp
ing" How much shorter may
dresses be safely worm" and other
kindred subjects. BY vote it was
decided to hold an institute next
year.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13

Fowler.
Oral Haines and family visited
Sunday with Lee Anderson's.
Frank Knox and family made q
business trip to McConnelsville one
day last week.
Orville Ray is carrying the mai,
for Don Patterson on route four.
Mrs. Emmett Duvall is spending
few days with her daughter Mrs.
Edgar Chambers.
VIM. Fowler and wife visited
Sunday with VIM. Stegner's.
Dave Henderson who had the
misfortune to tear one of his fingers
off, is getting along so as to be able
to win the horseshoe games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wilson,
and Mrs. Donald Dunlap were in
McConnelsville Monday.
Some of the wool buyers are of
fering SO and 55c for the next years
clip now.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13
East Branch

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hartley from
Columbus visited his mother and
sister and brothers Saturday night
and Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Wagner visited her sis
ter Mrs. JAS. Price Saturday and
Sunday.
Harry Van Horn has been sick. A
doctor from Corning was called to
see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hartley from
GAINESVILLE are going to spend the
week with his mother Mrs. Louisa
Hartley and other home people
Mrs. Eta Love visited her son
Vernon Love Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Love. mo-
tored to McConnelsville Saturday.
Clyde GLADDEN. and Harley bought
a beagle hound from Everett and
Arthur Hartley.
Thos. Campbell of near Porter
vile is dead. He was son of Geo.
Campbell, and brother of Mrs.
Sherman McKitrick, Miss Lena
Campbell and Mrs. Royal Fitch.
Elder c. III. NORM will conduct the
funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hartley, En-
NETT Wagner and Miss Clara Hartley
attended church at Wolf Creek Sun
day night. G.. HI. NORM is holding
the meeting.
We suppose the woods will be
alive with hunters, hunting rabbits
Saturday, as the rabbit law begins.
Mrs. Ethel Hartley and husband
and two children from Columbus
visited her mother Mrs. Louisa
Hartley Saturday and Sunday.
Bert Williams and Arthur Hart
ley made a trip to McConnelsville
after timber to build porch for
Mrs. Louisa Hartley.
Mrs. Anna Williams visited her
sister Mrs. Elton GLADDEN. last week.
Elton GLADDEN. and family will
soon move to their place near An
tioch, and AIDA GLADDEN. will oc-
cupy the home place for the win
ter.