Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-10-08

pected. Her many friends in church
and grange are fastening with de-
sires for her speedy recovery. Her
sister Mrs. Alta Blake of Dudley is
expected this Monday to help care
| for her. went to West Vir-
ginia Friday on business visit. Earl
Roberts of East Bloom accompanied
them. Rev. ]. L. Nuzum has been
assigned to the McKendree charge.
for this year and will preach at Mt.
Zion this Sunday at 1880. Sunday
school at 1870. Come and help and
hear the message. Miss Marguerite
Sheridan has a position in the A. o.
Lindimore grocery, McConnelsville
Mr. Lindimore who was born just
outside the corporation limits of our
village knows the worth of Meigs
folks. If Albert would send John
out here for time, the future of the
business would be assured. Miss
Marguerite has assured us she don't
want to get married, SO presume the
charm that seems to prevail there
will not work. Go to it Muttonburg-
ers. Jos. Warne is in quite poor
health. Radcliff and Riseberg were
at Glouster Saturday, to look after a
sewer job. On account of low es-
innate they did not bid. . Mrs. Nan
Crawford of Cumberland is visiting
in this, her girlhood neighborhood
In the death of Jas. Smith an
other of Bristol's former soldier
boys has answered the last roll call.
A good citizen, a real patriot, has
entered into rest. The schools are
closing. 1t might be interesting if
the superintendents and followers of
planning. 1t was planned to make
mid-week service at Mt. Zion this
Thursday night of such a nature
that it would lead up to the revival,
but God planned otherwise. The
revival started last Sunday. A won
derful service. God was there in
such power that effects of that SER
vice will last through eternity. If
you are a Christian you can't stay
away from the services of this
church.
Dedication OF Grange Building
In the lifetime and experience of
few country correspondents comes
the privilege and honor of writing up
an event of such character and i'm
portance as that of the dedication of
Meigs Valley grange building. Meigs
Valley has the unique distinction of
n oniu fnr
hall and holding three meetings
there, inside of one year. Important
because of what it means to the
community in providing place for
community meetings. OF the great
crowd present many had never wit
messed the dedicatory service of a
public building. The day was ideal.
Folks from some Is oranges began
to arrive early. The grange was
opened in the fourth degree, with C.
c.. Wilson, w. NJ, in the chair. C.
r. Massey, D. S. M, was present and
gave the grange the raZZle doodle. |
M. V. couldn't be anything but right, |
being the handiwork of the said
deputy. The meeting was then turn |
ed into talk fest in which many |
visitors and some local talent took |
part. Not like virgins of olden |
time, none slumbered nor slept, and |
when the cry came, the Worthy |
State Master Harry A. Cation, is at |
the door the vast audience stood and |
The introduction was made |
by the Worthy Deputy. In response
the s. M. made only few remarks
in which he expressed his delight in
being with us, saying 'he was
aware more important business need
ed attention in the dining hall" The
dinner was served in that style
where you march up and-get what
you want, then again and again till