Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-12
Meigs

So far, we have failed to see
where the Investigating committee
has inquired about our senator's and
representatives who answered to the
-'Ghost voice" by saying mileage -
1t seems it's all right to be a crook,
II you crook the right way.
We find the enclosed postal cal d
which contains much of interest to
us, and hope you may feel the same
way: Attention! Sixty-Third. On
TO Chesterhill! Forward! March!
Guide Centre. Pursuant to orders
issued to Headquarters Survivors,
Association, 63d Reg't o. v. ". T.,
Marshfield, Athens county, O., Oct.
9th, 1898. The 18th annual reun-
ion of that gallant old regiment will
be held at Chesterhill, Morgan coun-
ty, Ohio, Oct. 4th and 5th, 49, All
surviving members are hereby or
dered, and they are expected to he
present, with their families. Com
rades! Chesterhill extends to you
hearty welcome and free transpor-
tation from Sharpsburg, T. & 0. c.
Ry., to the little city on "The HILL"
Notice: All comrades coming by rail
must send written notice to joel
Morris, Chesterhill, O., committee
on transportation notifying him Of
the point and number of the party
they want accommodated. This will
enable the committee to know how
point All must come on morning
trains, Oct. 4th.-R. S. Mason, Cor.
Secy, Relief, o." o. l.. Jackson
was president of the association;
Joel Morris, vice president. G. il.
Bartlett, sec'y, and David Riggle-
man, treasurer.
The Grim Reaper took two for.
Nf pr;cf cfo1 To-
Mrs. Mary Anderson Kline and w.
B. Hamilton. Mrs Kline was bora
on Bear Run. Mr.. Hamilton born
near the Mt. Zion church, a short
walk apart, when we walked. Mrs.
Kline spent the early part of her
life here. Welcome Hamilton, as
constable of Bristol township, has
subscription, but to our mind the
saddest death was that of Mar
jorie Price, whose mother, Mrs.
Wava Lawrence Price, was born in
our neighborhood daughter Of
Dan G. Lawrence. Sympathy, ami
al we should say to all you my
Joe Mcdowell remains seriously
We note secretary of state wants
the county election boards to meet
him at the Neil house. AS Morgan
county was the low county in cost
per vote, why not have the meeting
at the Kennebec?
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bird and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. II.
Hamilton at Charlottesville, Satur-
day.
Ellis Foster, Caldwell route, is
hunting the burial place of RevO-
lutionary soldiers, and will see that
they are properly marked. Please
help him.
jamie McGregor has been afflicted
with rheumatism, but is better.
A wonderful rain Sunday even
ing, which will make it possible for
farmers to get their ground ready
for planting. !
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs Webster Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. o. F. Flanders, daughter
Mary Belle and Miss Lucy Scott at
Kline, at GAINESVILLE, Saturday.
1t was with sincere sorrow We :
'ead of the death of Lawrence Nc
nturf, of Penn township. AS the
Years creep on taking our friends
)ver, we notice it more than in ear {
y life-as we don't make friends as
We did in early life. AS we think
)I the DTlBHt SpOlS VI our NE IHc
McInturf families enter the picture. {
Nay the sunshine of love break
through the dark cloud that hovers ;
,ver these, my friends.
Ralph Broedel is on the sick list
With a heavy cold, bordering on S
Our Republican friends who have {
benefited by, and under the works
program, seem to feel that Mr.. ,
Hoover who was given a chance to
,e a Moses-and got lost in the
don't know the path any
,etter than when he had the reins.
Meigs, Ohio,
May 7, 1888.
Aunt Sarah Ann:-Some Ques- t
ions are easy to know the answers '
but disagreeable to tell. 1t seems |
wrong to have a dictator who is a t
Democrat, but here in Crock rib
,ed Morgan one of the bright Y
pots, it's o. k. What we started
o say, the cool weather according
0 our almanac, was caused by the 6