Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-27

week, was back in school. VIII
Bird who had been i'll is back at
work. w. G. Henderson's were well.
Lizzie was visiting in town. Billie IS
a good man but we doubt if he VIII
live long enough to be as good as
his father. the late John Henderson.
We returned from here to Mutton
burg to be re-charged or re-gassed.
From there we went to the county
seat. where we met Mr.. Morris and
Mr. Edwards. After talk win
them, the former conveyed us 10 the
Joe Downing farm. From there we
went in low to the John Wilson, u.
Q. Tilden. Wilson's, Frank Dowlt
ing. From here we rode Franks sad
die horse to the II. d. Lawrence
home We found these folks hearty.
On the way back we stopped to SEE
our old friend Jonathan Sevall. We
found him asleep, but we thought
he was failing. We spent the night
at the home of Mrs. Nan McGonagle
whom we found better than on for
mer visit Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Spratt Della McGonagle) are get
ting ready to move to their new
home in Meigsville. At the H. IA,
Richey home we found old folks and
children well. 1t all residents OF
the township had done as Hamer in
the past five years, our enumerator
would have a much larger voucher
coming when he finishes the count.
At the Richey home we found a call
to so back to Downey's, Wilson'S and
Tildens. Being determined to get 2
f,1l h 4 el n
home we staid two nights. We
well, as did we all the folks down
the creek till we came to Ira Por-
ter's. Our friend Ira who has been
crippled with rheumatism for a long
time, remains about the same. He is
full of business. He showed us a
letter from the Blue Valley cream
cry, in which they say in substance
they have never refused to buy
cream from COWS that have not been
tuberculin tested, and advise cattle
owners to be sure the man who
tests the cattle knows his business.
On arriving at the village we found
most of the folks had left the vii
lage after big day in grange work.
Our employer informs us that from
here we go to a distant field. If We
20 this week, roll up the events OF
importance and we will scribe them
when we set back.
Mrs. Clell Greer who has been ser
iously i'll, is reported better.
Please don't ask us where the oil
well is to be drilled. as we are only
leasing the land and will tell you
who don't know before. when they
move the RIG in. Some folks are
refusing to lease, which insureS the
fact that the location will not be on
their land or near by.
Rev. Kendle filled his appointment
at Meigs, Sunday morning and even
ing.
Miss Myrtle Campbell of Center is
visiting at the Henderson, Risberg
home.
BY a letter from a business firm at
Cambridge, we learn that S. A. Nc
Connell is selling life insurance in
that city.
j. w Martin reports carrier
pigeon at their place, with a leg
band bearing the following marks:
AU2SW95O5. Who is the owner?
Vincent Richardson, jr, former
Bloom township man, who was SER
iously injured by fall of slate in
coal mine near Coshocton. is improy-
ing nicely, according to word re-
ceived by friends here
The medicine show will start OPP
erations here this Monday night.
From reports from towns where
they have been. we learn that they
re real bunch Of entertainers.
New spring merchandise at very
special sale prices, at our spring
opening Whites.