Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-12-02
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will meet in Ohio next year Cleve-
land seems to have the lead at
present as the city where the meet
ing will be held. McConnelsvile
has plenty of room out doors-but
the indoors is too limited. We are
informed by our friend S. B. Sheri-
dan Of the Democrat force that the
largest lodge in the world in point
of membership is a grange in Mass
achusetts.
We were pleased to meet our
friends Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Logan,
947 Linden Ave, GAINESVILLE, at j.
b. Merwin's. The Logans are for
mer Bristol township residents, hav-
ing been engaged in the store bus
mess at Rowland
Your scribe was a star boarder
in the Logan home in the year Of
1902, according to an account book
We have before us. By this record
we find we boarded and lodged at
$3.50 per week, and good board
and bed it was. Their granddaugh-
ter Miss Zella Frances Mcmillan,
daughter of their daughter Elda,
was with them.
Mrs. Yes Sines has been on the sick
list the past several days.
Rev J. L. Nuzum was at Zanes-
vile Monday to see the sick folks
from Morgan county.
Mrs. j. H. Mcdowell, route two,
is critically i'll.
Mary Hamilton and Lois Jen-
kins were week end visitors at
GAINESVILLE.
Thirty-one at Meigs Valley
grange Saturday night We mea Mt
to say installation Of officers the
first meeting in January-the Sth
Robert Boiling who has employ
ment on the Ohio river is home for
Ia vacation.
Gus Carnes was at GAINESVILLE
Sunday to see his father ]. p.
Carnes, who is reported critically
i'll with pneumonia. 1t will be re-
membered that Mr.. Carnes was op-
Grated upon at Bethesda hospital.
The first quarterly meeting of
the conference year of the McKen-
dree circuit was held at McKen-
dree Sunday forenoon. Supt. Earl
r. Slutz was present and preached
sacrament. We note with gladness
that the superintendent started on
the right end of the work to win,
II will be remembered he started
wrong the other time and landed
in a sick bed. For the benefit of
the McKendree folks allow, us to
say he didn't preach the same SER
mon.
Malta. O., Nov. 90, 1926
My Dear Willie:--I am glad to
hear from you--glad you like your
Uncle Timothy and make apologies
for him. Perhaps you know 1t and
mayhap you don't, but your Aunt
Sarah Ann is the only one in the
world who can give your Uncle
Timothy a once over without max
ing your Aunt Sarah Ann put on
her fighting goods. About this big
meeting idea-since come TO
think of ii il the Lord and the
preacher has to rip out and sew
over all the misfits in Malta as
well as Stockport and Unionville,
am glad ! am only your Aunt
Sarah Ann. Bishop Henderson is
coming to the NJ. f. church up by
him even though I didn't belong to
meeting don't intend letting
Geo, Scott tell me about him. l
saw young fellow by the name of
Raymond Newton over at Mont
Newton's. He is son-in-law of
JEFF Osborn, Nrmerly of Bloom.
While | guess Mont don't brag much
about it, yet guess he is really
and truly nephew of Mont's. Your
Uncle Timothy thinks the cider will
all be vinegar or consumed by the
time Ty is inaugurated. On &C
count OF this being wash day / will
lie compelled to say good bye
your Aunt Sarah Ann.
+. S: Had a telephone call from
Supt. E, r. Slutz, Monday, asking
us to recall the announcement of
the coming of Bishop Henderson.
If Won hadn't heard il don't go