Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-01

Judge J. Q. Lyme went 10 Lahes
Vile. Wednesday, where he is al
4 signed to hold court until Dec. Il.
Mr.. Stanbery Alderman has az
cepted a position with the Rexal
drug store.
Mrs. Marion Little and Mrs. Earl
Wilson of Bristol have been vlsltln
in GAINESVILLE with Mrs. Ethel Slmp
| son.
The Misses Mary, Rachel and Min
nie Johnson of the Ohio Universlt
snent their Thanksgiving vacatlol
with their parents near McKendree
Stanbery Pharmacy guarantee
Mi-O-Na stomach tablets to promptl,
relieve after dinner distress and IN
digestion or money back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Kenney hat
as Thanksgiving guests the former,
brother Mr.. Rufus Kenney OF co
lumbus, and Mrs. Kenney's motnel
Mrs. Alice Cohagen of near Durant.
Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Geddes o.
Chillicothe have been visiting the
formers mother Mrs. Lottie Geddes
of Malta. Mr.. Geddes is connected
with quite a large concern tha'
makes automobile parts.
Miss Jessie Mercer of Asheville, N
c.. who is a student at the Ohio Uni.
THANKSGIVING visitors here, belne
the guest of her sister Miss Ethe
Mercer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Niceswangel
and two children of GAINESVILLE re
turned home Saturday, after spend
ing a week in this county, VISITING
with relatives on the west side, ant
with Mrs. Niceswanger's father Mr.
Ezra Rusk of this place.
O. S. U. students home for thu
Thanksgiving vacation were Lucille
Mercer, Florence Dewitt, Samue
Porter. Frank Gray, Curtis Balding
Rufus Brown. Fred Smith, John ant
La Doyt Pinkerton, Howard For
sythe and Forrest Henderson.
A party for all the young people
| in the neighborhood will be held a
the home of Leroy Olney, Monda!
night. Dec 5. beginning at 1880
Rev. A. C. Brown will have charge o
the entertainment. Come and have
a good time if you like fun.
Capt. Lane Schofield motored ovel
Wednesday from Washington. D. c.
and Joined his wife at the home O.
her parents here, Capt. and Mrs
Irven Travis, for Thanksgiving
Friday he went to Columbus on
business trip. but returned here fol
a few days.
Among those who accompanied
the Meredith basketball team here
last Thursday were Mr.. Herbert Sim
eral of Newark and Mr.. Bernard
McGrath of GAINESVILLE. The latter
remained for a few days visit witt
his aunt Mrs. Fannie Gorrell.
DR.. and Mrs. Andrew Timberma1
of Columbus were down to spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Timber
mans parents Hon. and Mrs. E. M
Stanbery. While here, Friday morn
ing, DR.. Timberman performed al
operation at the Community hospi
tai. They returned home Frida.
morning.
Miss Lucille Naylor, who has beer
teaching in the Hindman Settlemen
, school at Hindman, KY, has givel
up her work, and came last Friday t.
| the home of her parents DR.. and Mrs
! j. B. Naylor of Malta. Her objec
in giving up her teaching is t,
care for her sister Mrs. John Robi
son of GAINESVILLE, who continues il
very poor health.
Thelma Thomas, the three yea
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Davit
Thomas Of Misco, few miles souti
of Crooksville, was burned to dealt
| last Thursday night, when her cloth
ing caught fire from the cook stove
1t is stated that the mother hat
gone to a neighbor's for a few min
utes. leaving the child and anothe1
child, aged one year, in the house.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard NORM ant
Mrs. Morin's son Dale Wilson motor
ed down from Newark Wednesda.
Of last week, to visit over Thanks
giving day with Mrs. Morin's broth
er Grover Knox of Meigs. Mrs
Morin's mother Mrs. Emma Kno,
and her brother Homer Knox ant
family from Rockville were alst
guests at the Grover Knox home fol
Thanksgiving.