Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-09-19

drafted from wherever they were
residing at that time, as Charles
and Samuel Hale. If they raise the
age to 35, there will be more
The Virgil Davis family who occu-
pied an apartment in the Joe Jen-
klns yves Ashton) house during
/ the summer, moved last week to a
hood it was interesting to watch the
teams and single drivers going to
the fair, some fat, some thin To-
| day, 9-l3, 1910, not a horse-drawn
vehicle went through our village
autos, high priced and cheap. In
the case of the horses, folks drove
what they could pay for-you write
been indisposed with rheumatism.
Shirley Ann, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Delbert Roberts, mention
of whose illness was made last
week, is better We note the let
ters in last weeks Democrat, sent in
by Don Carlos James. 1t may be of
interest to him to know that we.
ing the debate of Alexander Camp
bell the man to whom the letters
were addressed, and Rt. Rev. John
b. Purcell. The debate was held at
Cincinnati, o., and lasted seven
days. The right to publish the same
was sold and the money derived
from the sale was given to two
Goulding, Mt. Vernon. N. Y, and
her grandmother, Mrs. Martha Betz,
McConnelsville, were visitors with
the formers cousin Mrs. J. w. Mar
tin and family, Wednesday of last
week Mrs. Goulding will be better
known to many of our readers as
Lora Gray, daughter Of the late w.
Il
+. p. Roberts and son Dick left
Sunday p. m. for Bethany, w. Va,
where they will resume teaching
and learning. Dick starts his second
year of journalism Ander-
son is building built-in porch
We spent a few hours at the John
Anderson home, Saturday evening.
We found Ida. who has been afflict,,
ed with arthritis the past several
years, much improved. Any of our
readers-or who have friends af-
ficted with this disease, should talk
with her, and learn the remedy.
Their daughter, Mrs. Mary Scott, of
Moundsville, w. Va, was there. She
informed us that the SCOTS are get
ting along very nicely at their new
home. John Wilson who took unto
himself wife, and stayed at Zanes-
vile, has a good job with the Ohio
Bell Telephone company. He help
ed install the 1000 telephones In
Zanesville.- Word is current that
Glen Miller has articled with Joe
Jenkins and will move to the apart
! ment vacated by the Davis family.
Mrs. Matte Lesco who has been
with relatives here the past several
weeks, was taken to her home in
Columbus, Sunday. If we got the
count correct, Bristol township has
80 pupils in M. & NJ, and nine in
Reinersville high school, Atten-
tion our friend Prof. Hugh Jas.
Donahue: How many of your pupils
can tell who the fox of Undertook
was: who was old Greenbacks; what
was old Hunkers; what was the
Maine law:-EXtract from State
Journal, July. 1864. CAS- Chase
walked forward on the platform,
someone proposed three cheers for
"Old Greenbacks,' and they were
given with will A smile lit up
the face of the eX-secretary at this
novel compliment. We were sorry
to find when we got home Saturday
that Mr. and Mrs Marion CHM and
son. McKeesport, Pa, had been
here to see us, and We had missed
them The former is the son of our
friend. the late Charley CHM. We
believe Marion was CHM, Bristol
BORN Miss Josephine Shaver went
to the George Duyall home, Sunday
where she is doing house work and
helnirg in the care Of Mrs. Duvall,