Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-08-29

tn1gn among the SOOQ lUlhs VI Sdll
Itells us of their appreciation and
then we know that gold and silver
comes far short of the really truly
compensation of writer Only re-
Gently friend took us by the hand
and thanked us for the tribute we
had il cur feeble way paid her low
/ ed one who had entered into rest
/ eternal When we noted the tears
| course down her cheeks and her
lips culver, all through and by the
words of a news writer, then we
felt we should continue to tell the
world that the truth shall make us
| free.
| In our search for history of the
| churches, we find that officials OF
some of our churches don't know
where the deed for their property is
or whether they have any. Some OF
| these days we want to tell you
about your church and where you
| got your title and how. If you
know anything about the early his
| tory of your church won't you tell
| us now and not wait until too late
to help us, and then say l could
have told him all about it. Who
/
list of Lebanon and Mt. Zion?
| We called to see our old neigh
Dor Mrs. Lenora Whitney last Sat
her daughter Mrs. Mollie Duvall.
| We can scarce realize that such a
| change could come over her. AL
ways hard working, always had the
meals on time-you could set your
watch by her dinner bell. You can
do some good by calling on Mrs.
Whitney, if only for a few minutes.
| Helen, two year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Farus, was
seriously i'll while last week with
acute Indigestion.
Mrs D. ]. Jenkins is expected
home from Bethesda hospital this
week
Mrs. Fred Radcliff and Mrs. Paul
Lesco, with Frederick Radcliff at
the wheel, transacted business at
Caldwell Friday.
Some of our constituents were
away last week without serving no.
tice on the populace, of their in
tent and purposes. We were duly
notified that they had gone 10
coast by auto, having left Tuesday.
arriving home Friday We are not
doubling but that they went to the
coast, but we are claiming the
worlds record for mileage rolled
up by this driver
Dale, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Ray of Barberton, suffered a brok-
en- arm Tuesday morning of last
week while cranking a Ford.
- Da{
ton is with her mother Mrs. A. +.
Lindimore, while A. J. is spending
his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Wilson and
baby Janet of GAINESVILLE spent Sun
day with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Haines and
Miss Eta Merwin and Miss Captola
Moore motored to Gettysburg last
week. They went by way of the
national highway and came back
by way of the Lincoln highway
| They visited the scenes of the old
battle field. The peach orchards of
| Maryland were wonderful sight
acres and acres of trees loaded
with fruit. They also reported
great apple crop. At this time OF
year the mountain scenery is ideal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Barclay,
Philo, and Mrs. Frank Hardesty
and children, near Bristol, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with r.
! f. McGregor and family Mr. Har-
desty joined them on Sunday.
Wayne Jackson and friend Miss
Evans of Canton were calling on
Mr. Jackson's friends around Mt
Carmel, Sunday.
Mrs. Iva McGregor being of sound
mind deposeth and saith verify that
she is the owner of three r. l. red
hens that layed five eggs in one day
This is not an advertisement of lay
ing mash.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Sines, daugh-
ter Dolores, Curt Robb and family,
Harry Robb and family, Catherine
Hottinger, son Charles, Earl Rob-
erts and family went to the Coshoc-
ton fair grounds, Sunday, where
! they met John Sines, wife and son
Jack, and Mrs. Sines' mother, Mrs.
! Thomas, of Massillon route, where
they spent the day.
w. t. Henderson is visiting his
son Elmer and family of Columbus.
this week, and attending state fair.
Miss Winifred Jenkins left Tues
day for Columbus, to enter Bliss
Business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Scott and son
John Wilson were in Columbus Mon
day, to consult specialist in regard
to the latter's eyes.
Mrs. Laura lines Laura Wilson,
and two daughters of Noble county,
called on Mrs G. p Roberts, Sum
day, on their way to the Foreman
reunion, at the fair grounds. Mrs.
lines is sister of the late Mack"
Matson,
We understand Jesse Hill and
family are to move from the Spencer
farm at Neelyyille, to the l. o. Swal-
low farm. near the Cotton bridge.
Meigs, o., Aug. "a, 1929
Aunt Sarah nn:-The world
may be getting worse and it may be
getting better. Some folks may be
wearing them short. We don't know
what short means any more. What