Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-10-19
Meigs

We forgot to mention last week
! that from the amount of print pa.
per we noticed going down into the
Democrat press room, Mr.. Durbin
tions. At least we are sure there
is enough to go past our 30th year
as Meigs correspondent.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Best return.
ed home Saturday, after a two
weeks visit with relatives at Wayne
Mich.
Thanks Miss Adrian. Morgan
county is as full of history as a
goat is of bumps. 1t makes no diff
ference where the cemetery, we car
read of not only the early life o1
the community, but the progress
the joys-the sorrows of that i'm.
branches out into the state and ma
| ton.
We find that some Of the commit
teemen Of the Republican party OF
Morgan county don't know any
more how some folks landed good
jobs than do we Democrats. Funny
the one talked with is an old
| timer. ~.
Some friends ask how we are get.
! across the hall We don't know
whether they think us quarrelsome,
or whether they think Crook
can't be straight--any way we are
enjoying it. When we get tired
| arguing with Ruby we don't have
far to go to find C. T. So far we
have guessed right when to change
sides-or end the visit.
We remember when il you saw a
woman in the court room during a
trial, she was a witness Times have
n a To ho
ladies asked grandma-now many
of them can tell her.
First Killing Frost
The first killing frost Of the fall
of 1899, was Friday. Oct 13.
Tuesday, Nov. z, is the day on
which folks 21 and over will make
an x before the names of those
they want to serve them as town
ship and municipal officials. If you
! on election day vote an absent vot-
er's ballot.
l.. T. Jenkins purchased bull
last week from Amelia Leland.
We notice that Mrs. Smith in
herited $150,000, and don't know
what to do with it. 1t seems there
should be enough Smiths to claim
relationship.
Who knows what happened to the
1t seems in case of war a lot Of
folks will leave no address.
Walking Cowboys
Sunday, ten men and boys met at
VIM. Yauger's home and proceeded
to round up some steers which had
been running at large for some
time. After travelling over three
farms the steers were returned to
their former pasture.
20 y, nv
! left for GAINESVILLE Sunday, where
/ they have employment.
Through the courtesy of our
friends Mr. and Mrs. John Whitney.
we looked over the gas fields OF
Noble and Monroe counties Sunday
afternoon, and noted scenery along
the way We called to see some OF
our relatives, but did not find them
at home.
Prof. E. E. Roberts and son Dick
of Bethany college. w. Va, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
their mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Lucy Roberts. Mrs. Roberts has so
far improved SO she is doing her
own house work this week. Charles
Embree is milk maid"
Word from Mrs Frank Embree,
Columbus, is to the effect she is so
far improved that she has been re-
moved to her nome.
Mr.. and Mrs Blaine Eddleblute,
Roxbury, arrived Sunday for few
days visit with the latter's parents,
c.. B. and Ruby Ray.
Ellis Miller and family, Cumber-
land route, Ed Erwin and family,
Malta, and Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton
Jenkins, Vincent, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Jen-
kins
Death of Mrs. Donmyer
In answer to a letter Of inquiry,
we received the following which
will be of special interest to the
Lindimore family: New Cambria,
Kan. Oct. IA. l939.-In reply to
your inquiry l wish to inform you
that Mrs. Josie Donmyer is deceas-
ed. She passed away in February,
1939.-Yours very truly, Nellie La
Rue Postmaster