Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-06-12

Such as feed1ng the gOSllngS ana
bottling the pet lambs.
Dolores Sines returned home from
GAINESVILLE, Sunday, after visit
with relatives.
Report is current that one of our
friends has committed an act that
would be choice morsel for your
scribe to use this brand new pencil
on-yea verify pencil at the first
sharpening. On account of the fact
that we can't get the facts first
hand, we are compelled to forego
the pleasure of showing you what
we can do when we really try. Any
way we can wish them all that's nice
and lovely whether they are lone"
or two.
We are informed that the time
and place of the Lindimore reunion
has been changed. 1t will be held
Sunday, Aug. "a, at the fair grounds.
Believe 1t Or Not
Your scribe is now grandfather.
To Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Shook Iva
E. Ray), South GAINESVILLE, Monday,
! June 8, 1880, son. At this writing
he has no name, but we presume by
a careful study of the Bible, die
| tionary, spelling book and SO on, a
suitable name will be found. Moth
er and son doing nicely. Mrs. Ray
/ is with them.
BY telephone message, friends
here were apprised of the death Of
Presley Grimes, near Sarahsville, his
death having occurred Saturday, at
p. M, after an illness of pneu-
monia. He seemingly was improv-
| ing, when his heart failed Mr..
Grimes was 81 years of age. He was
of a family of 13 children, all de-
ceased except the following: John
Grimes, south river road; Mrs. Ida
Love. Hillsboro, Tenn; Homer
Grimes. Sarahsville; Mrs. Hattie
Shepard, Fairview He was the
father of nine children, all of whom
with the wife survive him Funeral
services were held Monday. with in
! terment near Sarahsville Mr.
Grimes was a brother of the late
Mrs. Carrie Jenkins and uncle of l.
T. and D. l.. Jenkins, of near the
village.
Herman Bone was at GAINESVILLE
Sunday. Mrs Bone who has beer
looking after the interests of the
new granddaughter, accompanied
him home.
Catherine HOttinger Weds
We learn since writing the item
in regard to the marriage of oui
friend, that we were on the righ
track. AS we get it, Mrs. Gather
inc Hottinger, chief operator of the
McCOnnelsville central office, or
Monday of last week became the
bride af Chas. Haynes of Waterford
the marriage ceremony being per
formed at Marietta. Mr.. Haynes is
steam shovel operator on the north
river road. Mrs. Haynes is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. E
Sines, north of the village. The
Meigs correspondent joins with thei1
many friends in wishing them :
lovely voyage.
Malta, o., June Z, 1880.
My Dear Willie:-My mint
wanders back to my girlhood wher
we used to go to grange and sins
"Stay on the farm boys, stay on thu
farm and at the same time W.
girls were dreaming of the day whel
we would be the wives of preach
ers, lawyers, doctors, and some ma,
have been so presumptuous as t.
have a millionaire in mind Many
may not know that the grange go
US r. f., D., and my how the meI
did argue for denatured alcohol
What we started to. say--Iand own
ers better look out, or this classiff
cation business will saddle the re
naming 800 of the taxes onto the
real estate. You had better tel
land owners to go to grange-Youl
Aunt Sarah Ann