Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-03-15
Meigs

Some of the cats have come back
since they found out that the mem
bers of the rifle club were not
| shooting at them.
Too Late For Publication
One Of the S. w. Scott triplets
froze to death during the cold snap.
/! Her name was Mamie.
| Mr.. and Mrs T. N. Shook and
son Richard of South GAINESVILLE
were at the Ray home, Friday ev-
ening.
Let Us Weep
Bristol has candidate for sher-
iff. when we old timers know all
the brave men come from the west
side and county seat.
Ruth and Esther Jean Ray were
i'll with the grip, last week
Deaths toll last week took an
other of our good friends in the
person of the venerable w. T. Bell.
Our visits with him were always
too short.
In the storm Monday evening,
some roofing on the Meigs church
was torn off.
Mrs. Alice Jenkins who has been
an invalid the past several months,
is able to do some fancy crocheting
and knit rugs.
Prof. E. E. Roberts, wife and
daughter Marilyn who were called
here by the death of the formers
father, G.. P. Roberts, returned to
their home at Bethany w. Va,
Sunday.
Mrs. Alta Campbell came home
from Columbus last week. She
seems to be improving nicely.
We noticed a woody worm recent
ly. Perhaps it had heard folks
telling about seeing robins-but
spring Is "just around the corner, y
for we heard one lady asking .have
you got any turkey eggs?"
Mr.. and Mrs Garner butcher
gave party Thursday night, for
the CWA office force. Games were
played. after which refreshments
were served.
In the old scrap book which was
formerly ledger, kept by some
merchant. perhaps w. H. Cool, we
find the following names in 1870
George Fulton, Mrs Chas. Knox
Nancy Drummond, George w. Gal
ion, F. w. Sink, Samuel Thomp.
son, J. w. Roberts, Jefferson Will
son, VIM Crisman, VIM. C. Smiley
Jas. C. Murphey, Betsey Atkinson
Henry Chiefly, Samuel Adams, T
w. Irwin. T. Pedicord, T G. Mat
son, John Mcdonald, G. w. Lam
bert, J. A. c. Leland, VIM Hender
son, Geo. H. Matson, Jacob Wort
man, Adam Scott, John Huffman
John Farris, Henry w. Gray, VIM
Campbell, John Little, Augustir
Belts, Jerad Shook, George Brown
Amos Murphey, Benjamin Knox
Samuel Gibbs. Of these 35 names
nearly as they appear in the record
we believe we are right when we
say but one, VIM. Henderson, is
now living. We give the list believ
ing our older readers will call tC
mind many events connected with
the lives of these folks, and tell te
the young folks, and thus the his
tory will be carried on. We re
member of seeing Is of them. How
many do you remember?
Miss Catherine Cavote who has
been employed at the Harry Camp
bell home the past several weeks
left Monday for Malta, where she
has employment at the Mrs. Cowan
home.
A. G.. Masterson and VIM. Par
miter were in the neighborhood last
week adjusting windstorm losses.
There seem to be more families
wanting houses, than there are
houses for rent here.
Mrs George Fox and son Galen
visited over Sunday with relatives
in East Bloom.
1.-The Old Easy Chair"
In Memoriam
There are chairs of many ma
terials, styles, sizes and so on
The chair we would call your at
tention to occupied the same place
in the living room for many years
While we had seen that old chair
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