Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-11-12

On IN the near future mere.
The 'drouth is broken. Meigl
creeks were out looking over the
Jlow places Saturday night.
Mrs. s. w. Scott is on the sick list
Remember Meigs Valley grange
this Saturday evening at 1880
Election of officers for the ensuing
year, and other important business
Come.
VIM. Yauger and 7. E. Sines took
the formers brother Artisan to Will
/, Jamestown Saturday on his return to
his home.
Roseville grange will play "Ari-
IONA at the hall here Nov. 20. You
will want to be there.
Malta, Ohio. Nov. 5, 1926
My Dear Willie:-I hasten to
write you. having learned we have a
few folks on the committee" that
didn't get their names in the pa
tpers they got their names in the
stub boxes though. / have decided
to stay in Morgan county. OF course
you have heard the results of the
battle of ballots. Ken Barnes has
our sympathy. Ken is good boy
who goes in good company most OF
the time. Folks who love him took
him out of the way of the serpent
before he became badly contami-
mated. AS to Harry Glenn, we are
hoping he will so conduct himself
n, haa
may see fit to elevate him to the
county com'rs office. Your uncle
Timothy kept telling me of the
folks he was finding at the insti-
tutes who were on the committee,
but he never told me there were so
many in NJ e M. Our friend, the
genial Dock, can devote more time
to the physical ills of humanity. BY
the way, Dock has been a good boy,
a faithful servant, who has given
freely of his time to the schools, but
he got on the wrong side of the
tongue this time. May he live long
to relieve the sufferings of mortal
man, to greet young Americans as
they begin the voyage of life. Vine
ran well-would have won, had he
had an even start. OF course there
will be different attitude on the
part of the three members of board
on the side of the system, or Harry
will have two years of what Ed
went through in the past four. Some
good men went down because they
were on the wrong side. May they
repent and get on the committee.
1T seemed to have made a rift in the
placid waters of the Republican
party. Some folks who want office
who made bullets, seem to be
known. Love to the losers. Love
and kisses to the winners.-Your
Aunt Sarah Ann.
After Word: The report your
aunt was dead, seems to have been
caused by static.-S. A.
Mrs. J. p. Carnes who has been
critically i'll for some time, suffered
stroke of paralysis last Friday
morning. One side is paralyzed and
her speech is affected to such an ex-
tent that it is hard to understand
her. AS we write this Monday, she
seems little brighter
John Wamac of Charleston, w.
Va, was business visitor at the E.
r. Oglevee home Monday.
Tax payers are asking why they
don't get returns from the recent
re-appraisement of the land One
man wanted to know when the
equalizing board was going to meet.
We had the understanding land
owners would get notice of what
their land was appraised at and a
date on which. to kick We heard of
one land owner who was going to
kick regardless of what the price
was. Notices of appraisement be-
gan to come in this Monday.-Ed }
The Bristol township high school
is still running in the Bristol grange
hall, in spite Of the fact that the
state department threatened to
close the school II the bond issue did
not carry. This school did not close.
Persons interested say the inspector
iAopCCIO0 lIOm IAC OulSluc. ne
farmers institute was held in the
hall with full house at each ses-
sion, and no objection was offered.
The parents of the pupils are not
afraid to trust their children in the
A little common sense
used at the proper time will make a
lot of troubles vanish.
Don't forget to see Meigs school
In action Friday evening, Nov. IS, at
The grange hall. A literary and box
social.
Mrs. s. w. Scott, mention of
whose illness is made above, was
much more seriously i'll than sus-
oected when writing the above. The
physician pronounced her disease
caused by or following
he flu. We are glad to note she is
improved as we write this.
Yes they are limitations. You get |
he original Goodrich Upper" boots |
'nly at Whites.