Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-03-25

with their home people, DR.. ane
Mrs. C. E. Northrup and Mr.. ane
Mrs. Jno D. Erwin.
| Just when you need them-spe
lcial prices on collars and collar
Ipads, at the Malta Hardware Com
Inany. 18ms
Mr.. M. M. Richardson has beer
putting extensive improvements or
the property of the late Mrs. M. I'll
Tysinger on Kennebec hill, which
he recently purchased. Mr.. James
Flanagan will occupy it as his resi-
dence, beginning April 1.
Special prices on horse collars
and collar pads, at the Malta Hard
ware Co. 18m1
Mr.. Howard Kennard of this
place has rented the A. P. Pinker.
ton residence property here and
moves to it the latter part OF this
week. Prof G. E. Carr who has
been occupying the Pinkerton house
will move to Kennard's property.
Miss Ruth Gaylord, teacher at
Dry Run near Crooksville, was un-
able to teach last week because OF
being confined to her home here
with tonsilitis. She returned to her
school the first of the week, accom-
panied by Miss Janet Whitaker, a
normal student, who is doing prac-
tice teaching this week.
! Tree trimmers, pruning saws and
pruning shears, at the Malta Hard
ware Co. 1Sm2
Mr.. John e. Link of GAINESVILLE
who fell about three months ago
while working in a garage, breaking
the bone in his hip, and had since
been in the Good Samaritan hos
pital, was taken to his home recent
ly. He is still confined to his bed,
and it is not known yet whether he
will ever be able to walk again.
Electric and engine power wash
ing machines, at the Malta Hard
ware Co. 18m2
Mr.. Max Ross of Columbus, stu
dent at the O. S. u, came down
Saturday with Mr.. Herbert Ross,
and left Sunday for Pennsylvania,
where they are spending week, do
ing surveying on a lease owned by
Smith & Dunn of Marietta. Both
are taking engineering at the o.
Is. U.
| Mr.. G. T. Lindsey of New Rock
! ford, N. D., in renewing his sub
scription March 20 to the Democrat,
wrote that they have been having
one of the finest winters he ever
knew Ono snow and no real cold
weather He said he expected to
! "be in the field next week" He re-
ported health of the family as good.
Miss Leila Timberman, student
of Wellesley college, will arrive in
Columbus late this week to spend
the spring vacation with her par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. Andrew Timber
man, 81 Hamilton avenue. Miss
Jean Timberman a teacher Of voice
at Oberlin college, will come to CO.
lumbus, March 80, for the spring
vacation.-Col. Dispatch.
Mrs. o. C. Cutting Josephine
Aber) of Westfield. Pa, one of the
Democrats long time and steadiest
subscribers, in renewing her sub
scription said: 1--WE have surely had
lots of snow for the winter, and
see by the paper that your climate
is very much like our Pennsylvania
weather. The Cutting family are
enjoying very good health"
Following is the program of
Meigs Valley grange for April 3, at
8 p. M: Song, by sisters; Benefits
from farm women's clubs, Belle
Fox; Who was stephen H. Foster,
Mrs. w. F. Davis; How may a
granger show his loyalty to the
grange. NJ. o. Risberg; reading, Mrs.
Ona Warne; Are school attendance
laws too strict, C. o. Ray; music
Lois Jenkins.--XX.
Mr.. J. w. Cunningham of McCon-
nelsville, long time subscriber to
the Democrat, was caller at this
office Monday morning to renew his
subscription. 1t was the first time
Mr. Cunningham had walked so far
in many weeks, and the third time
he had walked out at all since un-
dergoing very severe illness. He
is slowly regaining his health. and
his many friends hope to see him
before long back to normal.
Marietta Council No. rs, r. & s.
M, will hold its Goth annual reun-
ion at Masonic Temple, Marietta,
Friday, April 2, at p. m. The r.
& S. M. degree will be conferred on
class of candidates, to be follow
ed at six o'clock by dinner, and at
1880 the Super Excellent degree will
be conferred on a large class. AL
bert Scholl, Grand Master, r. & s.
NJ of Ohio, will be present for the
reunion and inspection. A number
from this place are planning to at
tend.
Raymond Finley Operated Upon
Mr.. Raymond Finley OF Malta,
who has suffered at times with slight
attacks of appendicitis, was taken
very suddenly i'll, Friday afternoon.
and his condition rapidly became so
critical. that he was taken to the