Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-02-16


DR.. and Mrs. L. Mark and little
daughter of Columbus spent ovel
Sunday at the sanatorium.
Mr.. J. L. White went to GAINESVILLE
the first of the week where he will
make an extended visit with hi:
daughter Mrs. Alice Smith.
Mrs. c. o. White and daughter
Frances of GAINESVILLE visited over
Sunday with Mrs. Whites parent!
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Barrell.
Miss Wilmette Miller, who spen
two weeks with her sister Mrs. D. L
! Wilson of Malta township, left Mon
/ day for her home at Pleasantville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ray and sor
Dale returned to their home at Bar
berton, Monday after a few days Wis
it with Mr.. and Mrs. Rays home
people of Bristol.
Mrs. c. c. Boarden and little sor
Robert returned to their home al
Cambridge Monday after visit with
Mrs. Boardens parents Mr.. and Mrs
George Boarden of the Morganville
vicinity. The latter who has beer
very i'll with inf1ammatory rheuma
tism, shows no Improvement.
Fox and Woodburn will have 8
public sale of their personal proper.
ty on the Ellis Fox farm near Un.
ionville, on Thursday, March 2, al
1890 o'clock The property offered
for sale consists of horses, cows
hogs, poultry, corn, wheat, pota-
toes, etc.
At meeting of the Athens county
Democratic executive committee
held recently, Vic Donahey was Civ
en- the endorsement of the com
enc was endorsed for reelection
and Hugh Gormley of Glouster fol
state senator in this district.
The ladies of the Main Street
Church Of Christ will hold a chick
en- noodle and doughnut sale in the
church basement Saturday, Feb. IS
beginning ut 10:30. Bring pals for
noodles. Doughnuts delivered
Chicken noodles, zoe per quart;
doughnuts, 25c per dozen.
Mrs. Mary Luby, rs. widow Of the
late Michael Luby, founder Of the
Luby tailoring establishment al
GAINESVILLE, died Saturday night after
q three months illness. The funpr.
al was held Tuesday morning The
deceased was the mother-in-law OF
Annie Hamilton Luby, formerly OF
this place
The funeral of Leslie Mccoy was
held at his late home in GAINESVILLE
Sunday afternoon and was attended
by the following persons from this
place: Mrs. Susan Sil0pson. Mrs. D.
c. Barrell and daughter Zetta, Miss
Margaret Sherwood Mrs. John Tay-
lor, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Taylor and
daughter Hester of Malta.
Mr.. D. C. Betz of the Bargain
Shoe store, Newark, and his wife
came here last Saturday to visit with
the formers parents Mr. and Mrs. ].
M. Betz and other relatives. They
went to Unionville Wednesday for a
visit with Mrs. Betz' father Mr.. l.
R. Barnes, and family They plan
to return to Newark Monday.
Rev. FIR. Francis M. Woesman,
rector at st. Mary's Catholic church
at Marietta died Sunday afternoon.
His death was due to cancer of the
liver after an illness of six months
or more. He was a native of Cincin-
natl and was 81 years of age at the
time of his death. The funeral was
held Wednesday morning. Inter
ment at st. Mary's cemetery.
Mr.. Russell Balding, foreman of
the Morgan County Garage, went to
Detroit Tuesday evening where he
will take the special course in the
school which is given for
the benefit of Studebaker dealers.
This training enables the dealers to
give the very best service possible on
cars. He will be gone
about two weeks.
Mrs. Geo. S. Boarden Of Morgan
Vile wishes to thank her many
friends for their Kindness in remem-
bering her with post card shower
Jan. %. The cards kept arriving
for several days until 100 had been
received. Since Mrs Boarden has
been suffering with rheumatism all
winter, these cards with their mes
sages of sympathy and cheer were
like a personal visit from each of
her friends.
Program for the Deerfeld Mis-
sionary society to be held at Deer
field church, Feb. 25 Topic, The
Indian; song, Joy to the
World; devotional, Viola Fouts;
roll call, name a tribe of Indians;
business; the Indians outlook to-
day, Edith Warren and Ida Glass;
Ganado mission among the Navajos,
Eva Niceswanger; tell briefly Of oc-
cupations and industries of the
Indians, Anna Price;
song, o, worship the King, all glor-
lous above.
Mrs. Hattie Anderson, 742 Mon
roe street, GAINESVILLE, Ohio says:
Her son, IL years of age, was af-
ficted with catarrh which caused a
oss of hearing and we spent be-
tween two and three hundred dol
ars with different doctors without
any results. After giving him
,hree boxes of Stigler's Golden Herb
Tablets his hearing has been entire
y restored My husband. had been
with INDIGESTION for three