Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-13
CHESTERKIIIII

The w. G. T. u. met with Mrs. f..
! +. Shepard last Thursday After all
! business was transacted. delicious
refreshments were served by the
hostess. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Col
| Inns of GAINESVILLE were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Will Barkhurst, Monday.
Mrs Collins and Mrs Barkhurst
were assisting their mother, Mrs.
| Price. to get settled in her rooms II
! Mrs Lide Michener's house Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Moody and T. Nj
Frisbey took Sunday dinner with
| Dr. and Mrs. H. p. Michener, as they
We're enroute from the farm to their
home in Columbus. Mr. Frisbey
thinks he will return to the farm
when spring comes. Miss Dorothy
| McGrew who has been i'll with pleu
risy and pneumonia, is improving
Miss Helen Penrose is improving.
| She was threatened with pneumonia.
Miss Ruth Berry is recovering
| from an attack of tOnSilitis.. DR..
Jessie p. Smith who has been hav-
ing flu, is improving. The body OF
the day old infant Of George and
Majel Ham of Canton, was brought
to Chesterhill, Saturday, for burial.
:. Mrs Blackburn who has been Wis
iting in McConnelsville, has return
ed home. Messrs. Ray and Russell
Williams Of Athens spent the week
end at home. Mr.. and Mrs. j. {.
Hiatt were Sunday guests of his
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. c. $.
Hiatt of PennSville. Mrs. S. l..
Long, Mrs. f. a. Harmer, Mrs Al
Ia Reed and Miss Marian Reed at
tended the O. f. $. school of in
struction at GAINESVILLE. Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. O. Woodward also attend
ed. The body of Mrs. Mary Bark
hurst was laid to rest in the Friends
cemetery here Saturday, and that
Of Mrs. Mosier Of Stockport in the
township cemetery Tuesday. Den
mis- Hallowell and family spent Sun
day in Zanesville.. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Schotield and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
s. Schofield were business callers III
GAINESVILLE, Tuesday. f. +. Hodgin
who spent from Friday until Mon
day with Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Yocom
and Mrs. +. +. Hodgin in Columbus,
returned Monday evening, accompa
MED by Mrs Yocom. They return
ed to Columbus Wednesday. Mr..
Yocom is improving; it is thought
he can come home before long, with
out having to undergo an operation.
DR.. II. T. Michener went to Nj
Vernon Wednesday evening, where
he will assist in d concert given by
the Shrine band of Columbus, OF
which he is a member. The o. t..
$. play given al Union hall Friday
evening, was Il success, considering
it was such Il rainy evening. They
had a good house. The quilt was
drawn by Mrs. Nellie Grigsby.. Mr..
and Mrs JOS Miller, daughter Lu-
ellie and Miss Myrtle Ollie attend
ed church at Haydenville, Sunday
evening Rev. f. b. Dean. former
pastor here, is stationed at that
place. Misses Thelma and Frances
Palmer of Athens, who were brought
to the home Of their parents here,
after the automobile wreck in which
they We're injured, are still suffer
ing quite a bit Mr. and Mrs l.. j
Denny, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Pat
terson attended the funeral of Mrs.
Denny's cousin, j. f.. McKeown, OF
Malta, Sunday. Gerald Ball was
week end visitor at GIouster Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Brannon and chill =
dren were Sunday guests of his sis
ter at Marietta. Stock port Mer- 4
chants will play the Chesterhi'j
Merchants Reserves at Chesterhill
This will be preliminary game,
Friday evening Chas. Elliott and
son of Sharpsburg were callers III
our village, Tuesday 'Dr. Henry o
Davis widow is here to settle UP
his business affairs. j. B. Carpenter
and daughter Luey and Mr.. Vickers
were callers at Harry Ridgley's at
Friday evening Mr.