Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-15

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4 G. Il. Settle. Mrs. A. c. Taylor Of
Malta who has been visiting her
sister Mrs. Settle, returned home
Wednesday.
Mr.. D. W. Llewellyn Of Penns-
willie went to GAINESVILLE Tuesday 10
/ see his wife who is i'll at the home
of her brother Mir r. G. Lewman.
She was visiting her brother when
taken sick.
Mr.. Frank Hammond who is en-
ployed with the Citizens Savings and
Trust Co., of Columbus. spent from
Saturday evening until Monday
evening here with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Syl Hammond.
Mr.. Bee Vincent of near Beverly
who was badly hurt in an aeroplane
crash at Marietta several weeks ago
is reported as recovering nicely
He is at the Marietta hospital where
he has been since the accident.
Mr.. II. Fl. Brewster left Tuesday
/ for New York City where he viii
make purchases for the store His
sister Mrs. Lille Walker accompan-
led him as far as Pittsburgh where
she viii visit her daughter Dr.. Ruth
Walker.
Mr.. Paul Ray of Barberton came
down Tuesday to attend the public
sale Wednesday Of the personal
property Of his father, the late
Samuel Ray of Bristol. He will re-
main until the latter part of the
week. to look after matters OF
! business.
The Beverly Dispatch of last
week announced the marriage Of
4 Mr.. Charles Wallace a son of NJ.
and Mrs. I. p. Wallace, to Mrs.
Ethel Ellis Of Pueblo. Col, widow OF
Vjreil Ellis. Nr. and Mrs, Wallace
will reside in Florence, Col, where
Mr.. Wallace has employment.
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Mrs. Samuel Garrett who is in a
hospital in New York City where
she was recently operated upon, is
now getting along nicely ALTHOUGH
her recovery will be tedious. with
out there are unforeseen develop
ments it is thought that her health
will be fully restored.-Cumberland
Echo.
The M ar ietta Register-Leader
states that DR.. S. B. LeFever mar
rowly escaped injury Monday when
his coupe, in which he was driving
skidded on slippery street and
crashed into a nearby telephone
pole. While DR.. LeFever escaped
injury, it is said the car was quite
badly damaged.
Miss Kate Gormley, sister OF
Mayor Hugh Gormley of Glouster
died at her home in Corning Jan
81 after an illness of a few days
with flu. She had not been in gooC
health for some time and was
stricken with the disease which il
her weakened condition she was
unable to overcome. Funeral ser
vices were held in st. Bernard:
church at Corning Feb. 8. and in.
terment was made at New Lexing
ton.
It is stated that Mr.. Earl B
Swank of near Olive Green has
bought the plant of the West Side
Planning Mill company at Caldwell
and that the operations of the woot
working establishment will be dis
continued within a short time, anC
the main building of the plant re
modelled and equipped for new
and modern FIGURING mill plant
The new industry will be promo oteG
by Mr.. Swank who is operating {
similar business at Olive Green.
Mrs. Jacob Mcbride. aged 71
Iyears. died Jan. 26 at her home cas-
of Caldwell, following a long illness
!She is survived by her husband
three sons, William of GAINESVILLE
Leslie of McConnelsville. and Alber1
of Marietta, and five daughters
Mrs. George Radcliffe of near Keith
MRS. Ogle of near Three Forks
Mrs. Weston Tilton of Okmulgee
Okla, Mrs. Lille Menian of neal
GAINESVILLE, and Mrs. Ruby Dyer o.
Caldwell. Funeral services Were
held from the residence and inter
ment was made in the Olive Gene
terry.