Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-09-05

urday to her home in Cambridge,
after visit with her cousin Mrs.
Vernon Jett, near McKendree.
Another Voss washer sold this
week, at Morris Hardware. High
price days are gone for washing
machines,
Mrs. j. O. Quigley and daughter
Miss Woodie Quieley We're in Colum-
bus last week visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Mccall, and also attended
the state fair.
Mrs. j. C. Robinson returned
Tuesday to her home at Weirton, w.
Va, after having visited here for
two weeks with her cousin Mr.. NJ
NJ Richardson, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Leggett and
son Dana, jr, of Kent, visited here
the week end with the former 5
aunts. Mrs. Leila Curtis and Miss
Anna Leggett. Mr. Leggett is EN-
ployed with the Erie railroad.
Air. and Mrs. Dennis Shafer and
son of Cleveland, joined Mrs. Shat
ers sister Mrs. l.. S. Moody and two
daughters here at the S. p. Mood )
home, sunday, and all returned to
their homes in Cleveland, Monday.
F. S. Rusk, architect, of Column
bus, has been employed by the Cald-
we'll board of education to prepare
plans and specifications for the new
gymnasium to be erected in connec
tion with the Caldwell high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vaughn OF
Columbus visited the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis McGrath of Malta,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Cash Clements,
near Malta. Mr.. Vaughn is engineer
at the Everett junior high school
building.
Mrs. Brownell Porter and son
Brownell, jr., of Cleveland, came
Saturday for visit with VIM. Por-
ter and family OF Malta. Mrs Por-
ter's husband accompanied them
to Malta, and will return for them
in about two weeks
Rev. L. C. Roberts of the Church
Of Christ a Marion, Ind, visited last
week with his uncle A. NJ Love and
Wife and with his brother Montford
Roberts, all Of Malta. Rev Roberts
was reared in Morgan county, leav-
ing about 3 years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter f. Bankes
return this week to Akron, where
Mr.. Bankes again teaches in the
Junior hieh school of that city. They
spent the most Of the summer with
Mrs. Bankes parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis McGrath Of Malta.
The Capital City coIored vocal
and string quartet will be at the
fair, Thursday and Friday. Th@
Will give you a few selections in
the afternoon to show you what they
can do, and full program of / y
hours at nisht, at s o'clock. They
made a big hit at Caldwell.
Mrs. Nan Bucey of this place had
as guests last week her grand
daughters Teresa and Iona Bucey.
daughters OF Jas. Bucey, and their
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Brockhoff and son John, all of
Chicago.
In the state game exhibit at the
fair, you will see one cage of bears.
one of coyote, two of raccoon, two
of foxes, one Of eagle. one Of sauir-
rel, one of ducks, 12 cage hawks,
owls, Reeves pheasants, Amherst
pheasants,l silver pheasants, and
golden pheasants.
Mr.. Merrill Jewett of GAINESVILLE
was a caller at this office Monday.
Mr.. Jewett who is 90 years of age
is very well preserved for a man Of
his years, and gets around remark
ably well. He informs us that with
one exception, he is the only sur
viVor of those from the county who
were in Morgan's Raid Mr.. Jew
EFT formerly resided in Bloom
township.
Admission fee of 25c will be
charged Wednesday, the first day of
fair. Thursday and Friday adults
soc, and automobiles 25c Friday,
children over 10, under 16, Csc.
Night fair, adults, Csc. Night fair,
children under 16, 15c. Automo-
biles free. Grandstand, afternoons,
25c. At night, Csc. Soldiers and
school children will be admitted free
on Thursday.
/ In the list of students receiving
diplomas last Thursday from Mus
kingum college, at the summer term,
| are Marguerite Shilling of this
place, bachelor Of arts; Mildred Al
len, Beverly, bachelor of science in
| education. Two year normal di-
/ plcma-Edna Earich, Malta; Dale f.
Gilliland and Mildred II. Lawrence