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

! Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hayes and
Mrs. Add Wood spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Hilaman Of
IPennsville.
Mr.. Douglas Dulaney and son
Frank returned from a business trip
at Crooksville and Roseville.
Easter Archer, daughter of Ste
phen and Rachel Archer. was
born Sept 8, 1873, at East Union,
Noble county, Ohio. She was of a
family of the early pioneer type and
seemed to inherit those sterling
qualities which have characterized
her life so highly On Sept. /, 1897
she was united in marriage to
Charles H. Craig. and to this union
was born one daughter, Willis, who
was called to her reward May %,
1920. Mrs. Craig was consistent
member of the M. p. church and a
past Worthy Matron of the order Of
Webb Chapter o. E. S., at Stock
port, where she lived the principles
Iof these organizations. No one
could have been called by death
whose loss is felt more keenly. Her
christian life was lived in way that
must surely have been pleasing to
her Heavenly Father, always sowing
the seeds of the Kingdom by doing
good deeds. AS citizen she was
noble and patriotic; as wife and
mother she was kind and loving; as
Ia neighbor she was the best and will
be missed by her wide circle of
friends which she has made since she
came to Stockport more than
dozen years ago. She leaves to
mourn her loss, a husband. Charles
H. Craig, four brothers. M. B. Ar
cher of Caldwell, widely known
throughout the state, being at pres
ent state senator, Cicero, Of Whig-
vile, O., Eastman twin brother at
ILyford, Texas and 8. NJ, superin-
Itendent Of schools. at Woodsfield.
TO-, and a number of nieces and
|nephews. Her sister, Mrs. Rose
Hague. preceded her to her reward
in April. 1920.
About a week ago she was taken
seriously ill and was removed to
Grant hospital, Columbus, o. where
she underwent an operation, from
which she was unable to recover,
and on Tuesday, Jan. "a passed to
her Heavenly reward.
Mr.. Douglas Dulaney was called
to Cleveland Tuesday in the interest
of the Vacuette Distributing Co., OF
which he is a salesman.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wood returned
home Friday from a visit with rela-
tives in McConnelsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Adrean return
cd home Friday from four months
wedding trip to Cuba and all the
large cities in Florida.
Mrs. Wash Mummey is Ill with
bronchitis.
Mr.. George Snearley and Sam
Hayes left Tuesday for Merriam
where they have employment in the
oil fields.
Mrs. Jane Allard and daughter
Mabel returned Saturday from a six
weeks visit with relatives in Zanes-
Vile. Roseville and Crooksville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Van Fossen
spent Friday with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. jim McAnulty4
Mr.. d. B. Williams spent Wednes-
day in Chesterhill.
Mr.. Colin Scott of Marietta was
the over Sunday guest of his parents
here.
Motor gas for rats-farmers in
Ohio have found an efficient way tc
get rid of rats. When they have
"pest hunt" they find the rat hole
attach a hose to the exhaust pipe oil
a fiivver and start the engine. ANY
occupant of that hole that is not as
phyxiated before he knows what has
happened to him promptly makes
his appearance and is shot. His daZ-
Cd condition makes him an easy
mark for the shot gun. The, idea is
worth copying any where, in the wal
against rodents of various kinds. II
also suggests the folly of human be-
ings who run an automobile in a
closed garage and fill the garage
and themselves with poison gas
Rats would know better than that.
Harry McCann spent Friday In
McConnelsville.
R. w. Dewitt spent Wednesday In