Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-04-19

LOCAL NEWS
Mr.. Richard Trott of Bristol is
threatened with pneumonia.
Mrs. r. r. Lawrence of this place
is suffering with very heavy cold.
A daughter was born Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Willis, who
live back of Malta.
Mr.. John D. Rutledge and Mr..
Charles Walker are both quite i'll
suffering with heavy colds.
Mrs Lide Cunningham who suf-
fered from hemorrhages last week,
and was very i'll, is better.
Mr.. A. p Pinkerton who suffered
an attack of acute Indigestion about
a week ago, is some better.
Mrs. Brice Garvin and child of
Reinersville have both been i'll. The
latter is suffering with gathered
ear.
The death of Mr. George Gage
occurred at his home near Bartlett
last Friday, and the funeral was
held Sunday.
Miss Carrie Fritzsinger, art teach
er at Bucyrus, is visiting her sister
Mrs. Glenn Pencil of Kennebec
ridge, who has been i'll.
All Odd Fellows and their fan.i-
lies fare invited to a pot-luck supper
Friday evening, April 27, in the Val
ley /. o. o. F. lodge rooms.
Miss Hazel Smith, daughter of
James Smith Of Sherwoodsburg, un-
derwent an operation Wednesday at
the Bethesda hospital for chronic
appendicitis. She is getting along
nicely.
At a social gathering in GAINESVILLE
Monday evening the Daughters of
Veterans presented Miss Christine
Dawson. Of that city, a prospective
bride, with shower of gifts and
congratulations
Mr. Leo Braden who has been en-
gagged in the oil business, and has
made Malta his home, with his fam
lily moved last week to Pennsyl-
vania, where he was employed be.
fore coming 10 Malta
Mr.. w. =. Ashton. former mer-
chant at Millgrove, has rented the
VIM. Armstrong property here and
expects to move in soon We un-
derstand that he is planning to go
into the grocery business here.
Mr.. H. C. Ingram who lives near
the Cotton hill, on the Barnesville
pike, made a business trip to Bel
mont county Wednesday. Mr. In
gram is going into the chicken rails
ing business on quite an extensive
scale.
The GAINESVILLE Times Recorder of
Wednesday said: Miss Ada D. Ryan
of South Mead street, who was in
jured in a fall on April 2, is being
cared for at the home of her nephew
Jesse Gale, 237 West Muskingum
avenue,
Mrs. E. NJ Stanbery who had been
at De Funiak Springs, Fla, since
last November, arrived at her home
here last Friday. Enroute home she
stopped in Columbus for two
weeks visit at the home of her
daughter Mrs. a. J. Timberman. =.
Mrs. Mathilda Anders, aged rs,
of near Blue Rock is reported in a
critical condition at the Good Sa-
maritan hospital, suffering from a
fractured hip which she sustained
in fall several days ago. She was
just recovering from an illness when
she fell.
Miss Anna Mcbride, r. NJ, re-
turned home Tuesday from Oberlin
where she had been for several
weeks assisting in nursing students
of the college, and conservatory,
through flu epidemic. Her mother
Mrs. Frances Mcbride who has been
suffering with heart trouble and
cold, is some better.
A dozen members of the local
Woodmen camp went out to joe
town Wednesday evening to call on
Mr.. Earle Kimball who has been
laid up all winter with what seems to
be spinal trouble. They took with
them ice cream and fruit. Mr.. Kim
ball enjoyed the visit of his neigh
bOrs" very much.
Mr. Lawrence Eyeland has ac-
cepted a position with the B. & o.
railroad at GAINESVILLE as carpenter
He and his family will move soon to
Eagleport where they expect to live
for a time with Mr.. Evelands par
ents Mr. and Mrs. D. l.. Eveland
The latter who has been in poor
health for long time has not been
so well of late, and is now in a rath-
er serious condition.
Mrs. Zula Wilson of Columbus
underwent an operation at the Be
thesda hospital Wednesday morning
from which she is resting. easily
She attended the funeral of her
mother-inlaw, Mrs. Cloe Wilson. in
New Concord Tuesday, and was TAX
en- to the hospital to have the opera
ton performed Wednesday morning,
so states the GAINESVILLE Signal. Mrs.
Zula Wilson is the widow of DIR. E.