Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-05-13

rgan County Democr
/ A new line of children's slipper
this week, at CouIson's.
i Mrs. s. D. Kingsley who spent tn
winter in Parkersburg with her so
Atty Edward Kingsley, has returne
to her home here.
Go to the Henderson millinery t
buy your hat. A new line in thi
week. a15t
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sears motore
down from Columbus Saturday t
visit with relatives in Malta, return
ing home Sunday.
See Coulson's new composition
sole wor kshoe, only s1.98 pair.
1t is stated that Mr.. F. P. Du
laney, a former Glouster resident
now of Columbus, has not been en-
joying very good health the last fey
months.
Orvil Kittle, the 11-year old Sol
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Kittle of nea
Jacksonville, Athens county, under
went an operation in Columbu
hospital recently, for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Shaner an,
son Henry, who were called her
! by the death of Mrs. Shaner's aun
Mrs. Elizabeth Donahue, left Mon
| day for their home in Chicago.
! Mr.. Ross MATHS, marble cutter
and family have moved into the NJ
NJ. Richardson property on Seventh
street, better known as the Mrs
Ada Williams house
Mr.. Bert John who had been il
the Good Samaritan hospital, Zanes
vile, taking treatment for bat
ulcer on his eye, was brought to his
home here last Friday, very mucf
improved.
Mrs. H. C. Betz, Mrs. w. A. Bark
hurst and Mrs. Dallas Thomas mo-
tored last Friday to Marietta where
they were guests at one O'Clock
luncheon given by Mrs. VIM. F
Humston.
n,~ n
of Granville came the latter part OF
last week for visit with DR.. Bark
er's sister Mrs. e. d. Shafer and
family, and to look after business
matters.
(. Mrs. Catherine Dague Coconove1
of Fredericktown and Miss Hollis
Lenhart of GAINESVILLE, came the lat.
ter part of last week for visit with
friends here. Both at one time
taught in NJ. & NJ high school.
The w. Fl. M. S. of the McConnels-
vile NJ E. church will meet Friday
evening, May IA, at 1880, in the
church parlors. This is the meet
ing for the annual mite box open
ing, and a special program will be
rendered.
Mr.. Frank Hammond and friend
James Sloppy, both of whom are
employed with the Citizens Trust &
Savings bank, Columbus, spent the
week end with the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs Syl Hammond OF
Meigsville township.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Culver and
son Clayton motored down from
GAINESVILLE Monday. and looked after
business matters here and made a
brief visit, returning home Tuesday
They have sold their farm out from
GAINESVILLE on which they had resid-
ed two and half years, and have
moved to GAINESVILLE, being located
on May street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Torbert and
daughter Carolyn of Sebring and
Mr.. Torbert's mother Mrs. j. S.
Torbert who had been visiting her
son and family motored here Satur-
day. Mr.. Torbert and family re-
turned home Monday by the way OF
Columbus where they visited Mrs.
Torbert's mother Mrs. Jennie Miller
and her daughter Miss Ethel Miller
Manchester grange program for
May 20, is as follows: Chorus sing
ing; roll call, Something l am hop
ing for; The girl of today, the girl
of SO years ago, Alice Hook; read.
ings, Maggie Combs, Emma Tame
hill; What I find by keeping house
hold accounts, Alice Murray; Are
our young men fitted for the battle
of life as our grandparents were
w. E. Tannehill; Value of smile in
the grange work, Josie Drummond
question box.-Emma Bell, Lect.
NJ. & Nj. Alumni Banquet, May 2S
Local alumni expecting to attend
must have tickets by Wednesday
May 26. Husband or wife only may
be invited. Admission 75c. Will be
held In the armOry.-J. X. Alder
man. Treas. 13m2
NOTICE
Water rent will be due May Isl
to May 18th, 1926. If not paid
within that time, penalty will be
added.--BOARD OF PUBLIC AF.
FAIRS, C. w. Kennedy, Collector.
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