Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-10-29
Adv.
ChestarhiII

ChesterhilE
The +. "A. S. will hold their an
nual election dinner and supper at
Union hall. Nov. 8.
Miss Thelma Goddard returned
home Friday after spending a week
with relatives and friends in Co
lumbug.
1t locked like old times TO see Or.
Ray on our streets last week. We'd
sure welcome them back.
John Mcdonald was in McCon-
nelsyille last week.
c.. A. Ridgley went to Columbus
Monday to consult a specialist about
his eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Embree vis-
tied their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Embree and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Snyder last week.
Mrs. G. E. Crew, Mrs. B. G. Hoon,
Mrs. E. f Hodgin and Miss Marian
Reed left Tuesday for Columbus to
attend Grand Chapter o E. s.
Work on the new road is prog
ressing as fast as can be expected,
considering the rainy weather we
have had the past two weeks.
A. T. Smith and son Oscar OF
Lansing, O., were in our village Sat
urday and we were informed he
rented his house south of town tt
the road men for camp while they
work on this end of the road.
Miss Thelma Palmer of Cam
bridge spent the week end vita
home folks.
Mrs. Henry Steigerwald returned
to Athens, Friday, after spending
the week with her niece Mrs. Glen
Goddard.
Earl Hallowell who is attending
Bliss college, spent a few days with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Halo
we'll.
The League Cabinet gave party
for the young people, Friday night,
in the basement of the church. 1t
was enjoyed by all.
The first number of the lyceum
course will be given by Geo. Ed
mund King, Friday evening, Oct. 80
at Union hall. He is an artist, mu-
sician and impersonator.
Entertained At House Party
Miss Blanche Schofeld visited at
home Friday night and Saturday.
She was one of six girls from New
Concord entertained by Miss McEI-
hiney of McConnelsville at a house
party from Saturday evening until
Sunday evening.
Miss Lillian Todd of this place
has visiting her for few days, Mrs.
May Milestone of Defiance. Mon
day afternoon the Sunday school
class were entertained at the home
of Miss Todd in honor of this
friend. Those present were Mrs.
Ida Dutton, Mrs. Mary Mcdonald
Mrs. Ella Funk, Mrs Hattie Dougan,
Miss Loul Wright, Mrs. Matte
Thomas, Mrs. Florence Croy, Mrs.
Emma Shook, Mrs Gladys John,
Mrs. Ann Kinsey, Mrs. Malinda Mon
roe, Mrs. Mary Johnson and Mrs.
Sara Rabberman, the guest of honor.
Mrs. May MILESTONE, and the hos
tess Miss Lillian Todd. A very So
cial time was had which was enjoyed
by an. Light refreshments were
served.
The Embroidery club met We'd
nesday evening of last week with
Mrs. Glen Parsons. Halloween
decorations were used, and refresh
ments consisted of pumpkin pie,
fruit salad, doughnuts and cider
which were fine. Those present
were Miss Marian Reed, Mrs. Lu-
cille Hodgin, Mrs. Margaret Calen-.
dine, Mrs. Pearl Bode, Mrs. Bessie
Schofield, Mrs. Florence Harmer
and Mrs. Georgia Hart.
Webb Chapter o. E, S. of Stock
port entertained Is members of the
Chesterhill chapter and a number
from Valley chapter, Friday evening.
Arthur Richardson and Miss
Wells of Marietta called at the
home of Mrs. Alta Reed, Sunday.
Mrs Margaret Johnson is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Ray McCune OF
Athens.
Miss Mary Hogue left Saturday to
spend the winter with Mrs. Eveland
about three miles from McConnels- !
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Barkhurst of
visited friends and reIa-
ives at this place.
w. A. Thomas and Maggie Denny
are not SO well at this writing.
c. E. Crew and Mrs AlDha !