Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-02-19
Meigs

MeIgS
| In letter to her mother Mrs. S.
w. Sheridan, Mrs. j. A. Goddard
said they were very pleasantly To-
Gated at Washington C. H. That
Rev. Groves had left the church in
| fine condition. The folks at Ports
mouth presented Mr.. and Mrs God
dard each with gold ring and also
presented them with a chest of sill
tverware
One school has five applicants for
next year-normal students. The
patrons will petition the B. of E. to
hire an abnormal teacher. One of
the old timers.
Harry Tanner, machine man at
the Wilson mine,s has moved to the
VIM. Greer house on the old Greer
homestead
Our friend Sealock may forget
many things, but will never forget
Muttonburg. The sheep and dog
problem has never been solved here.
Tagging dogs don't prevent them
killing sheep. Neither is the money
thus secured sufficient to pay the
claims for sheep killed.
Remember the all day meeting of
Meigs Valley grange this Saturday
The social committee has announced
social for this Saturday Chicken
chowder and g. Washington pie.
Mrs. Sarah E. Shook who is near
ing her S1st birthday, is in poor
health. Mrs. Shook is the last of
her fathers family and will be re-
membered by former residents as
Sarah Elizabeth Ray.
Mrs. S. w. Scott whom We noted
as improved, has not been so well
the past few days. The Scott chill
dren have also been grip victims, as
have also Ila, little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Greer. Esther Jean,
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. c.
B. Ray, but are improved.
The mlmps seem to be particular
where they lodge, as they pick only
one or two out of a family Those
sighted don't seem offended. VIM.
Embree, the only victim close by,
seems normal in the jaws
A lot of folks have expressed their
intention to join Meigs Valley
grange. The new grange building is
attracting a lot of favorable com
ment. 71@a@
Your scribe noticed some new
wrinkles at McKendree Not being
backward we inquired One place
xvn OFF hioh
we found to be correct. Each family
in the Sunday school has box in
which the Sunday school papers are
placed. In this way you don't miss
any numbers. You get them when
you go. Clair White was the build
ing fine.
Dolores, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. K. Sines, has been an intesti-
nal grip victim.
The social committee of the
grange informs us we have the menu
we are right only We didn't go far
enough. More eats than we quoted
and the same price and a good pro-
gram The pike leads to the hall.
On account OF sickness program
was not carried out at Mt Zion as
preached another of those helpful
sermons. Seven were received into
the church. Some were kept away
on account of sickness. If you are
not member of some other Sunday
school you will find welcome, or
if your Sunday school don't conflict
as to time, we would be glad to
have your help.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Yes Sines, Feb.
10, daughter. Named Leona May.
Mr.. Sines is in your scribe's class. OF
course he is at the head-8 to our 6.
Mrs. j. p. Carnes who has been in
poor health for long time, remains
about the same.
There was no school at No. l Non
day. We didn't learn whether Miss
Torbert, the teacher, was in the
mump class or not.
There will be two classes organ
ized in Mt. Zion Sunday school.
March /. If you believe a flower you
can see and smell is worth more than
a cart load on your casket, be pres
ent and join the class where you be-
long.
In the teacher pension fund each
teacher is required to. pay percent
of their wage. Another 7-10 per-
cent OF the township school funds is
taken and placed in the same fund.
Probably to pay for administering.
While we never knew what Joe
Knights church was, we knew him
as a real man. We never knew
when we got acquainted with Joe's