Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-05-14
Meigs

Meigs
Some folks up this way would vis-
it Beverly if they could get home the
same day. OF course If the business
men down there don't want to make
it convenient, we will travel other
ways.
In spite Of the fact the weather
was more like husking, farmers
planted quite an acreage of corn last
week.
Mrs. Wilma Miner of Blue Rock
route has been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Argo the past
two weeks.
We notice our prediction in regard
to the drawing quality of the quilt
sold by the Meigs Valley ladies prov
ed correct. Wishing Mr. and Mrs
Anderson all good luck en- voyage,
would also state that if Mr. Ander-
son has any trouble or signs of trou-
ble,. the same ladies still have more
quilts of the same quality.
S. B. Mcconnell was out from
town Thursday and held a horse sale
at the Almendinger lumber yards.
| Some of the business men of Nc
! Connelsville have made and prom
! ised some fine donations to the
Meigs Valley grange and Farm and
! Home League These firms are get
I ting lot of advertising in a good
community.
/ Miss Lois Jenkins will attend
school at New Concord this sum-
mer
Mrs. ]. P. Carnes is much i'm
proved in health.
Morgan county Pomona grange
will meet with Newton Ridge Satur-
day, May %.
We were shown desk at the Her
aid office that our former fellow
townsman Hiram McGrath produced
out of an. old walnut table and mas
ter mechanic. Let us do that again,
Master Mechanic, with the accent on
the MN. Mr.. MeGrath took man
ual training from lineage of Nc
Grath mechanics. The name Nc
Grath has always been used in con-
nection with builders in this their
old home township. The desk men
toned is of much more value than
one factory made. It's beauty and
excellence of workmanship must be
seen to be appreciated. Z
Kyle Smith of Roseville has been
a guest at the J. j. Evans home and
with other friends here the past
week
Meigs Valley ladies cleared $45.67
at their market at the White Front
Saturday. For them We thank you.
Rural Dale has come and gone,
but they will not soon be forgotten.
A bright, sparkling full of action,
clean, moral, uplifting play, by a
class of folks that would be the
cream of any community. We be-
lieve we can fill the house again If
we can get them back Receipts,
$3.50.
We notice the red neckties which
were popular in our village for q
time last summer, are being worn by
some of the better dHssers in the
county seat.
Thrown From HOrse-Bady Hurt
John Mcdowell was thrown from
his horse and quite badly hurt Sat.
urday night. He is reported doing
nicely at this writing.
We forgot to mention that when
we saw our friend Bob Henderson
with his mustache shaved off, Satur-
day night, we thought he was part
of the show, and we won't say ye,
It'll we know what Mrs. Henderson
thinks about it.
! Abe Roberts visited his friend
VIM. Greer recently. These boys
were 80 years old Dec. % and "a
We missed the meeting. We are sat
isfied they talked of things we woulc
have been glad to nave told and you
pleased to have read.
We notice one family in Bristo
thought turkeys were personal prop,
erty and listed them as such by
writing in the words" turkeys, value
s25."
Meigs creeks were fuller than g
goose Monday. The first time they
have been out of bank since the new
bridge was completed.
Beard Hires Teachers
/ The school board at their meeting
/ Saturday hired the following teach
ers: No. /. Mildred Torbert; No. 2
Mary Hamilton; No. 8, w. L. Smith
No IL, Nd. p. Daniel.
G P. Roberts informs us he has
wagon made by Horatio McGrath
father of Hiram McGrath71mad in
Muttonburg 68 yeAs age. <
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