Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-08-31

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Melons at Hanson's feed store.
and farm. 24a2
Ms. George Rowland of Roy-
bury visited last week in Malta with
her daughter, Mrs. Curtis Matson,
and family.
Melons at Hanson's feed store,
and farm. 24a2
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Mummey, Mrs.
Alvin Parmiter, Miss Frances Par
Christman returned Sunday from a
visit at the Century of Progress Ex-
position, at Chicago.
Goats at the Morgan County Fair,
but don't be the goat and stay at
home. Attend the Morgan County
Fair.
Mr.. Willard Davis, near Hooks
burg, lost a valuable Jersey COW,
Monday night, from an unknown
cause.
A marriage license was issued in
Noble county recently, to Joseph M
! Welch, teacher of New Concord, and
Elsie M Woodford of Olive town
| ship.
, A card from DR.. W. D. Adrian
who is on a trip to Davenport, Ia,
to attend chiropractors' conven-
ton, and is also to visit the World s
fair, states he expects to be home
Monday.
Atty R. NJ. Winegardner and
Mr.. Richard Jones spent Monday in
Columbus, on business in regard to
their respective appointments, the
former as attorney for the Home
Loan Corporation, and the latter as
appraiser for the same corporation.
Free attractions, Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons, at Morgan
County Fair.
Miss Mary Ritchey and friend
Mr.. VIM. Brodbeck of Columbus
visited the week end with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Ritchey Of East Bloom. Miss
Ritchey recently returned from a
| visit at the Worlds fair. at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Thompson and
children Carl jr, and Donna Jean
of Youngstown, are visiting at the
homes of their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
F. P. Parsons and with Mrs. Thomp-
i sons sister Mrs. Golda Anderson.
Atty Harold Nutting of San
Francisco, Cal, stopped off here Fri
/ day for a visit with old time ac-
] quaintances and friends. and also
visited his father j. B. Nutting at
Sayre. Atty Nutting had been on a
business trip to Chicago and to New
York City. Part of the trip was
/ made by airplane.
Mr.. r. E. Stevenson and his son
Mr. Robert Stevenson, of Lancaster,
and the formers daughter Miss
Maude Stevenson who is teacher in
Columbus schools, were guests here
Friday of Mrs. Kate Finley, remain
ing over night. Friday afternoon
! Mrs. Finley and her guests all at
tended the boat races at Marietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Smith of Ak
ron arrived Friday evening at the
home of the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. /. Woodward in Deer
field township. Saturday Messrs.
Woodward and Smith left in the
Woodward car, for Chicago, to
spend several days at the Worlds
fair. Mrs. Smith remained with her
mother, during their absence.
Mrs. Mary I. Taylor, who had
been spending several weeks at the
home of her daughter Mrs. j. Ray
i Chandler, near West Lebanon, Ind,
/ and who also attended the World s
fair, arrived at her home here Sat
urday. She was accompanied home
by her daughter and son-in-laW Mr..
and Mrs. Chandler, and their son
Robert, who remained for a several
days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. Clymer of
Ashtabula arrived in Marietta Sat-
urday and are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. w. E. Wainwright until the
opening of the new school year
when Mr.. Clymer will resume his
duties as supervisor of music in the
Ashtabula schools. The entire
group will go to Big Bottom, near
Stockport, Sunday, to attend the
Wainwright family reunion Ma
rietta Times, Aug. 26.
A news item from New Lexington
said: Coroner H. F. Minshall indi-
Gated late Monday he would return
verdict of death caused by heart
failure brought on by drinking
green liquor in the death of j. w.
Walpole, AZ, Santoy miner. Wal
pole was brought home Sunday in
an intoxicated condition, by two
friends He was found dead in his