Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-05-28
Chesterhill

II made business trip to Athens Sal
Il urday of last week.
H Mrs. Maggie Denny returned Sal
1 urday from two weeks visit
| Malta and GAINESVILLE
H Miss Margaret Ridgley of Loga
spent the week end with her grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Johnso
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. RidgIey an
other relatives.
Lee Funk and family of Colum
| bus, visited Saturday night an,
| Sunday with his mother Mrs. Ell;
| Funk of this place.
Lindley Smith and four children
of Illinois, motored to Chesterhil
Friday and spent few days Will
his father and mother and brothers
Stephen and Lizzie Smith and A. T
and w. B. Smith.
1 Mr. and Mrs. w. A. PEBBLES anC
son Gerald attended the funeral O.
Mrs. Painter of Athens. Sunday
Then services were at Athens. with
burial at Amesville.
The freeze Sunday night caused
a great deal of damage in this To-
cality 1t will be quite loss to
the many truck growers, by stunt
ing the plants, if not entirely de-
stroying them.
Dollar saving sale still on at Nc
Keown & Carter's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rardin visited at
John Goddard's, Sunday, Mrs. Rar-
din remaining for the week.
Miss Frances Palmer is visiting
her sister Thelma, in Cambridge.
/ Mrs. ]. b. Goddard and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Ridgley spent Tuesday
in GAINESVILLE.
/ Little Wayne Woodward is quite
i'll with pneumonia.
c. A. Ridgley is improving slowly
! from the fainting spell he suffered
I Friday, caused by loss of blood fol-
I lowing the pulling of his teeth. He
was in the back room of the post
office alone, and the door locked. 1t
was with difficulty that he was
reached and revived.
| Word received by relatives that
Mary Bartlett has had a stroke of
paralysis. She is at the home of
her daughter Mrs. Nettie Spurrier.
Mrs. Mary Piatt and two sons
have returned from visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Israel.
Mt. Olive Chapter No. 326 O. E.
S. will hold their annual inspection
Wednesday evening, June 8, at 8 D.
NiUit h
daily welcomed.
Carl Patterson went to Barnes
vile Tuesday.
Mrs. J. B. Goddard will leave
Thursday for Oklahoma to visit her
husband, who is working in the oil
fields there
Last week we were made to say
Miss Judy Peebles," when it should
have read Miss Judy" who visited
at the PEBBLES home.
Mrs. Hannah Plummer. an aged
lady of this village, passed away at
her home Monday night little be-
fore midnight She had been in
poor health for a number of years
but able to do for herself, (assisted
by neighbors, friends and relatives)
until about two weeks before her
death, when she became confined to
her bed. She was happy and ex-
pressed q desire TO join loved ones
gone before. On Saturday ard Sun
day she was visited by a half-sis-
ter, Mrs. Annie Patton. her son,
Robert, half-brother. Levi Fisher.
ell of Woodsfield, O., and a niece,
Miss Pearl Taylor of Lewisville, o.
She recognized them and was pleas
ed to see them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Glass ard
two sons spent the week end at Lo-
gan
The Chesterhill orchestra, of
which Ralph Palmer is a member.
entertained in honor of him and his
wife, Friday evening, at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. H. p. Michener.
Those present besides the guests Of
honor, were Mrs. L. J. Denny, Mrs.
Jennie McInturf, Mrs. Gladys Johr
and son Clayton, Mas Sadie Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Palmer and
daughter Frances, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradley Hoon, Mr.. and Mrs. G. C.
Campbell, Mrs. Edythe Newton,
Mrs. Lura Wymer, and Dr. and Mrs.
HI. P. Michener After an enjoyable
evening of music, social chat and
refreshments of ice cream and cake,
all departed, wishing our worthy
young couple many years of happy
and prosperous welded life.
Grange Program
Fairview grange program for
June 5: Roll call, What l have done
this spring to beautify my home;
talk, Greatest menace to agricul-
ture in our state, j. t. Bowman;
talk, Greatest encouragement to ag-
riculture in Ohio, Carlos Menden-
hall: recitation, Josephine Smith;
program by children of grangers;
the county manager plan of gov
ernment, what is it, what con-
ditions are leading to considera-
ton of its adoption, discussion open
to all Music furnished by Mr.. and
Mrs. HI. S. Hopkins.
For years they have featured New
Perfection oil stoves at Morris |