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

cCONNELSVILLE, OHIO, TIL
EMMETT A. YLOR
/ Attorney-at-law I
:! Rooms 11-12, Second Floor
Stanbery Building q
/ iMcCoNNELsyILLE OHIO I
Carpet beaters and scrub brushes
at the Malta Hardware Co. 12a2
Elder C. H. NORM filled his regu-
lar appointment at Hemlock, Perry
county, Sunday.
Floor paints and varnishes at Mall
ta Hardware Company. 12a2
Mrs. Nancy Green of GAINESVILLE
visited here last week with her sis
ter Mrs. Anna B. Rivers.
Special sale of motor oil at Malta
Hardware Company. 12a2
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
North of Calvary April S, a daugh-
ter.
Household paints and varnish at
Malta Hardware Company. 1ZaZ
Five cents will get you a nice
bundle of old papers at the Demo
crat office.
Spading forks, rakes, hoes and
garden trowes at the Malta Hard
ware Company. 12a2
Mr.. Draper Vanfossen has pur-
chased the lot in upper Malta near
the coal yards, of S, N. Smith. Mr..
Vanfossen has for some time owned
the warehouse on this lot.
Goodyear tires and tubes at the
Malta Hardware Co. 12a2
There will be preaching at Pleas
ant Hill, west side, Saturday night,
April 21, at o'clock, eastern time,
by Rev. M La Toilette.
Dust mops and polishes at the
Malta Hardware Company. 12a2
Mr.. w. w. Hastings who has re-
Gently moved from FraZeysburg to
GAINESVILLE, has opened a jewelry and
repair shop there at 424 Market
street, opposite the market house.
Funeral services for James Gill |
whose death occurred April at his
home at High Hill, were held the |
] 9th at the Ark Spring church. con
Quoted by Rev A. H. Turnbull. His /
death followed long illness from
diabetes.
Mrs. Sheldon Root of Berea. 0.
arrived here the latter part of last I
week, and expects to spend some I
time with her parents MIR. and Mrs. /
Arthur McLucas. while her husband /
is taking course in vocational +
training at Cincinnati.
Rev. DR.. F. Bishop, who was pas
tor of a Marietta church 25 years
ago, and who after leaving there
was superintendent Of the Marietta
district Of the Methodist church for
4 time, died at WesteTville April 7.
He is survived by his Wife, one son
md four daughters.
The funeral Of Mrs Miles Moore,
aged 65 years, whose death occurred
1T Porterville was held April 10
rom the NJ T. church there, and
nterment made in the church GENE
terry. The deceased had spent the
greater part Of her life in the Por-
terVille community.
The Cumberland Echo of last
week said: Prof. H. E. Hail. former
Iy of the Cumberland schools, will
teach in the summer school at New
Concord part of the coming summer
and spend the rest Of the time lee
turing in Iowa and the Dakotas. He
is at present employed in the
schools at Petersburg, O.
Mr.. Herschel Dingey spent over
Sunday here at his home Since his
graduation from the O. S. u. he has
been employed in Columbus, but
left Tuesday for Fostoria, where he
has accepted position as supervis-
ing engineer of the Evans Lead Co.
Sunday evening he sang beautiful
solo at the local M. E. church.
Mrs Caroline Hall, who formerly
resided at Rural Dale and Philo.
died at her home in Columbus April
3, following a long illness. Inter
ment was made April at Union
Columbus. Mrs. Hall
leaves two daughters, Misses Alice
NJ. and Florence H. Hall, both of
Columbus. She is also survived by
two sisters, Mrs. J. w Van Meter
of Columbus and Mrs. w H. Smith
of Philo, and one brother, John c.
Trimble of Cambridge.
Mrs Martin Davis and Mrs S. L. |
Harris of the Westland vicinity I
have received word of the death of |
their sister, Mrs. Mary A. Hart, aged |
about S8 years, which occurred at
the home of her daughter Mrs. Emf |
ly Whitney of Meeker, Col. She was
a former resident Of this county, |
near Elliott. Her maiden name was
Fell. She went west many years
ago. Besides the two sisters she
leaves one brother. George Fell of
ST Cloud, Fla. She also leaves a !
of children. Burial was
made at Meeker, Col.
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