Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-10

S. Balm, returned from Kenosha,
Wis, and found himself wife in
McConnelsvilie, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Johnson Clarence
Penrose is here from Cleveland,
his fathers driving horse. Robert
James is not improving fast. He is
in a serious condition
Harmony Hill; We are sorry to
learn that Vincent Reed is in poor
health .--One of the pleasant events
of Christmas here was the enter
tainment given by Miss Cassie Nc
Elhiney. 1t consisted of dialogues,
etc, also speeches by patrons of the
school-Frank Delong, Jos. Reed,
j. ID. Barkhurst and Ben Reed, and
the teacher, after which all Were
treated to candy.
Poplar Ridge: Several of his lit
tie friends received Christmas re-
membranes from Rev w. j. Mills,
our former pastor, who is now To-
Gated at Bayfield, Colo. He writes
that the snow is several feet deep
there, and that he has many Indian
neighbors.- b. Fouts is spend
ing the holidays with the family of
his daughter, Mrs. f. P. Finley, at
Mt Sterling.
East Windsor: G.. w. Mummey
and wife and Miss Junia McVeigh
are spending the holidays in Co
lumbus
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family returned to their home in
Chattanooga, Tenn, after spending
a week with John Boal's.- Rachel
McElhiney and Will McElhiney and
son Richard attended the funeral
of Mrs Israel Fouts in McConnels-
VILE
East Bloom: Miss Zella Bark
hurst of Cleveland visited her par
ents, George Barkhurst and wife,
Saturday and Sunday. Several din
ner parties were given the past two
weeks, at which Miss Emma Holler
of Newark was the honor guest
Bristol: Mrs. ]. H. Wilson and
son Dale OF McConnelsville are Wis
iting Mrs. Wilson's parents, Medill
Knox and Wife Lawson Hardesty,
who has been attending school at
New Concord, is spending his vaca-
tion at his mothers home. Mr..
Hardesty recently passed the teach
ers' test in Guernsey county.
Wolf Greek: Raymond Dyke, a
lad near Brokaw,. came near Losing
his life by breaking through the ice.
He was rescued by Park Travis. =
Ralph Scott has a fine new disc
phonograph, and good collection
of music.
Renrock: Charles Ogan who is at
tending school at Ada, is home.
Newton Ridge: Mrs j. B. White
left last week for an extended visit
in Indiana C. Darnel of the
McConnelsville schools is spending
his vacation at home.
Rural Dale Mrs. Rosa Young
sold a fine horse to Clarence Lyon,
for $165.
Mrs. Beryl Coulson entertains
with a thimble party this Thursday
afternoon.
factory to James and Frank Gill.
The young ladies of the Clisogos
club give a banquet at the home OF
Miss Lucy Walker this Thursday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C.. Glover and son
Marvin who were guests of Mrs.
Clover's mother, Mrs. Mary Brown
ell, left Wednesday for their home
in Kansas. I
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Johnson en-
tertained at dinner Monday even
ing. in honor of G. L. Kean of Los
Angeles, Cal, who is visiting rela-
tives in Stockport vicinity and else
where.
Twin City opera house, Jan. 3. Il.
G. Kingston presents Miss Mary
Carew in the greatest southern
nlay ever written-"The Moon
sinners Daughter" Entire produc-
ton carried, including Teddy. the
real live acting bear. See The CID
dy Goat, The Funny Coon, Saga
cious Soak.
Ralph Huntington was the Win
ner in the goat contest at the BlJou.
Hon. w. B. Crew of Columbus
spent a few days in McConnelsville
this week.
Ellis Thomas left this week for
Clarksburg, w. Va, where he VIII
be employed as bookkeeper in
laundry establishment.
VIM. Connel who formerly resid-
ed here, but who now is located in
Dryad, Wash, had his thumb ana
three fingers of his right hand cut
off in saw mill recently.
Postmaster c.. r. Brent received
a telegram, Friday, announcing the
death of his sister, Flora Brent, In
Oakland, Cal. She made her home
with her sister, Mrs. Clarence
Drake.
w. w. Lindimore recently sold
his fine farm of 100 acres, in Meigs-
vile. township, formerly the Cap
tain Barkhurst farm, to Thomas
Bellville of Noble county.
Supt. ]. S. Taylor and the faith
full librarian. Geo. B. Willis, of the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
were remembered Sunday morning
at the close of the special Christ
mas exercises, with substantial
presents from the school.
Prof. Chester Sherwood and his
sister Miss Eva Sherwood OF Den
nison, o., are spending the holi-
days at the home of their parents.
Miss Iva Reed, who is teaching at
Rose Farm, and Rev. Herbert Gull
er of Ada are spending their holi-
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