Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-05-02

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ford was telling a tree he was badly
hurt by a limb of the tree striking
him on his back.--The we'll on the
J.. w. Cunningham farm, that was
drilled in a few days ago showed
signs of gas, and is now being drill
ed deeper.
Hickory Ridge: Samuel Hough of
Pennsylvania is visiting his brother
Hunter Hough.
Beverly Route Henry Vain
wright sold his fine team of horses
to Joseph Danford.
Pennsyille: There will be a porch
erected in front of Thompson &
Strodes store, which Will be quite
an Improvement.
Fairview: Ernest Price closed a
successful term Of school here, Fri
day
East Windsor: The Stockport
Hardware company has changed
hands. T. D. Clancy and Walter
Ellis are the new purchasers.
Oliyet Ridge. w. B. Nixon re-
ceived a letter from Rev. c. r.
Blades, former pastor of Stockport
circuit. who now lives in New Jer-
sey. stating they were having a
siege Of measles. and all were sick
but himself.
A marriage license has been is
sued to Lawrence Floyd Shinn and
Nellie Eunice Musgroye. both Of
McConnelsville.
Chesterhl: Jason Fawcett and
daughter Martha left for Philadel-
phia where they will join Mrs.
Europe. where they expect to stay
a year.
Bristol: Ernest Sonnanstine and
wife have left for their st. Louis
home. by way of Dayton, where
they stop off to visit Mr.. Sonnan-
stine's mother George Knox Will
spend the summer in Guernsey
county, on a farm with his brother
John.
Crooksyille Route: The COM
mencement of Deayortown high
school was well attended. and the
superintendent. Forest Taylor, has
returned to his home in Malta.
Westland: Mr.. and Mrs. Riley
D0usan and two daughters leave
for a visit in different states. first
going to Rutland to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Forest; from there on to
North Carolina, to visit Mrs.
Wilkes. formerly Miss Bingham,
and then on through the west.
Meigs: Dennis Embree is put
ting out a large peach orchard. ID.
c. Lawrence was at Pittsburgh Mon
day, with sheep. He has some D.
000 engaged for this springs ship
ment Emmett Roberts left for
Athens, where he will attend school.
Lemon Hill Miss Mamie Massey
closed a successful term of school
here Friday A number Of visitors
enjoyed the recitations which were
unusually good. Prizes were award
ed to Frances McElhiney, Bernice
woodward. Harold Smith and Sid
Garrett, for receiving the greatest
number of headmarks.
w E. Thompson of Pennsville
has completed the years course at
Oberlin Business college, and has
accepted a position in Cleveland.
Miss Kate Siler is very i'll and
shows little, if any, Improvement
The Methodist Episcopal church
gives a reception Friday evening for
their new members, and in honor of
DR.. r. j. Bingham and wife who
leave soon for Fayette, o.
Rev. o. E. Ford of The Methodist
Protestant church delivered the I.
O. O. f. memorial sermon Sunday
evening, members of the order at
tending in body. His theme was
20 Fellowship"
DR.. Lee Humphrey has been ap-
pointed a member of the state
board of medical examiners, by
Governor Harmon.
Daniel Devices, aged At, brother
Of Amos and Aaron Devices. died
April %, in Pittsburgh, and was
buried al Charleston. W Va. He
leaves a wife and son, and a daugh-
ter Miss Marian Devices of Meigs.
<Cloral Moore of Bloom township,
VINO was severely injured by being
thrown from a buggy, is now much
improved.
NJ. r. Gilbert who went west last
summer, locating in Seattle, Wash,
is in the grocery and restaurant
business and is doing we'll
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Folk left Rose
Farm for Dayton, where Mr.. Folk
has secured a splendid position, and
where they expect to make their
home
J. II. Foreman visited his sister
Mrs. B. III. Wiley. Since leaving
this county Mr.. Foreman has pur-
chased a farm about nine miles
from Caldwell, and is also engaged
in the undertaking business.
GAINESVILLE papers state that Will
liam Huffman of Charlottesville
To 60
weeks for Alaska, to engage in the
mining business.