Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-31

friends are showing their regard by
sending him a postal shower to his
home in Kansas.
Harmony Hill: One of he sad
events we have to write about is the
death of little Lyman, son of Clovis
and Clara B. Roberts. His sickness
was of short duration. taken first
with chickenpox, developing into
membranous Group. Ed Offord,
who had been visiting his father
and mother, left for his home in
Kansas
Reinersville: David Southerland
from Scotland and Jamie Beacum
from ireland, the two travelling
ministers who had been here two
months. have left.--A dinner was
served Sunday at the home of Cas-
sius Peek at Woodgrove, honoring
Mr.. Peck's birthday
Rural Dale: An interesting meet
ing is in progress at the Gaysport
church. conducted by the pastor,
Rev. ]. r. Stewart There have been
several conversions, with good
prospect for more.--A. G. Harlan,
an aged resident near here, who
has been i'll with heart trouble, il
reported better.
Meigs: Winnie Lawrence and
Hazel Whitehouse have returned
from months visit at Mckees-
port, Pa.
Neelyyille: The people of this vi
cinity viewed the comet Sunday
night. Fred Finley is engaged in
hauling hay from the ", ]. Boden
farm.
Bristol Chester. son of A. E.
Smith. was kicked by a horse, maxi
ing quite a cash in the back of his
head.
East Bloom: Mrs. George Daley
is recovering from a severe spell of
sickness The river road in East
Bloom is blockaded with river ice.
Rowland: Jacob Hiatt of West
Virginia is visiting his cousin, Tom
sines.
Cumberland route: Thurman
Dickinson, formerly of this vicinity,
but who is now located in Colum-
bus, was recently married to Miss
Alice Holmes of that city,
Newton Ridge: Heck Calendine
moved into the J. E. Patterson
property recently vacated by Milton
Bishop. who has gone to Stockport.
Westland: Elder C. H. NORM was
called to Marietta, to marry cou-
pie.
Pisgah: Mrs. Minnie Bell of
Clarksburg. w. Va. returned re-
Gently to the home of her parents
Joseph Martin and wife of Ring
gold. Mrs Bell is suffering with
lung trouble Raleigh Fuller who
has been employed in Cleveland the
past year. is now at home.--E. E..
Williams and family, who left last
spring for Colorado. are favorably
impressed with the country.
Poplar Ridge: Mrs. G. w. War
rem, who sprained her arm by fall
ing on the ice, is not recovering
rapidly
Roxbury: We are very much
pleased with Lafayette Ray for our
road supervisor for another year
The wife and son Clair of G.. D..
aurdock of Palmer have both been
seriously i'll with pneumonia, but
are better.
NcKendrea: Everyone is taking
new interest in Sunday school work
this winter. We have 95 scholars.
Chester Strong, our superintendent
is grading the school and will soon
have everything in good running or
der Mrs. Elizabeth Rutledge re-
ceiyed word that her brother Thorn
as Neely of Mattoon, Ill, died Jan
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Pennsville: George D. Sauter of
st. Louis is visiting here Robert
James who has been i'll for some
time, is gradually growing weaker.
Chesterhiil: Miss Martha Faw-
cett who has been teaching in a
Friends school at Salem, O., is at
home. VIM. Elliott and wife have
returned home from an extended
visit in California Miss Lucy Crew
of Plain City is visiting here.
Eagleport: Jacob Smith and
tend the funeral of Frank Fouts,
and to visit friends. Mrs. P. B.
Clawson has returned home, after
spending a week with her daughter
Mrs. Ed Stewart of East Bloom.
Center: The grange contemplates
erecting a new hall in the near fu-
ture. 1t will be on the site of the
old Congregational church at Gen.
terville. Johnnie Slater has rented
the house at Centerville, belonging
to G. X. Phillis, and will move into
it,
James Weber has been laid up
with a badly sprained ankle.
Dan Fogle of Pataskala was here
this week He is much pleased with
his new home.
George Mckinney of Lemon Hill
slipped on the ice, spraining his
hip, and has been confined to his
home since.
Thirteen ladies chartered hay
wagon and repaired to the pleasant
home of Mrs. Delana Sillery on Ken
nebec ridge, TO assist her in cele-
brating her birthday. A bountiful
dinner was served. Those present
were Dr. Agnes Richmond, Mrs.
Laura McCIoskey. Mrs. Frances
Sprague, Mrs. T. J. Bingham, Mrs.
r. M. Beckett. Mrs. L. T. Gray, Mrs.
Fl. d. Shafer, Mrs Henry Davis,
Mrs. F. M Fisher. Mrs. C. F.. Car
son, Mrs w. NJ Durbin. Mrs. Anna