Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-01-17

Smith, that being the latter's 18th
birthday.
Mrs. Arthur Vincent and Mrs.
Chas. Vincent of Bartlett spent Mon
day with Mrs. J. B. Goddard
The Juniors box social turned out
fine They cleared $26.25 and wish
to thank all who helped.
J. B. Goddard whose work is at
Barlow, spent the week emo at home
A goodly number Of young people
enjoyed taffy pulling at Clyde
Bowman's Saturday evening.
Frank Price and his daughter
Mrs. Jess Newton left last Thursday
! for wellington, to visit another
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Zimmerman
They will also visit with niece of
Mr.. Price in Cleveland before re-
turning.
The following home canned goods
last: Corn, / lb. and ID. cans;
tomatoes, h. and lb. cans; string
BEANS, l lb. cans; beef, / lb. cans;
beef loaf, lb. cans; beef stew, / lb.
cans. 17j4
Glen Goddard who has been help
ing care for John Morris came home
Saturday
Mrs. Chas. Cornell who lives on
the J. E. Rabberman farm, fell last
Friday breaking her arm, and Mr.
Cornell is threatened with pneumon
! ia. Misfortunes never come singly
Mrs. Emma Shook received word
of the death of her sister Mrs Hetty
Pedicord, who lived with her daugh-
ter at Enid, Okla. Death was due
to cancer of the stomach.
Miss Mary Hogue is helping at
Harvey Palmer's. Their grand
daughter Thelma who had been
there a few weeks, is preparing to
return to her school work at Cam
bridge the last of the week
Mrs. Alice Hallowell of Spurrier
Ridge had the misfortune to fall and
break her hip.
p. t. Armstrong returned from
his trip to Columbus, last Thursday.
Lizzie Bowman entertained at
dinner in the rooms of C. w. Van
law, on Saturday, Ida Dutton, Ella
Funk and Osborn Smith and wife.
Mrs. Irvil Leasure is feeling
little stronger at this time.
Gerald PEBBLES spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Penrose of
Stockport
A letter from A. w. 1-eebles of
Council, Ida, states that his mother,
Mary Ann PEBBLES, is helpless in
mind as child, since she had a
light stroke almost a year ago. She
was SO years old in November.
DR.. PEBBLES wishes to correct
statement about his illness: saws Il
was few weeks, instead of days, as
some of us made it read in these
items.
Amos Hiatt was taken seriously
Ill, Sunday night and is still in a
critical condition. His heart and
kidneys are affected.
Death Of Mrs. Ruth Hughes
Mrs. Ruth Hughes of chose III
ness mention has been made from
time to time, died at the home of
her daughter Mrs j. Denny, Jan. 13,
and was buried the 18th, which was
her 91st birthday. She had been i'll
since Nov. 6, with cancer of the
stomach and liver. Her suffering
was intense, but she bore it patient
ly Funeral services We're private
and she was laid to rest in the Gene
terry here. Besides the daughter
mentioned Mrs. Hughes, leaves a son
George Hughes of Detroit. She was
married twice, her first husband
being Emery Green. Is Two sons of
the first marriage-Robert and VIM.
Green, are deceased. Mrs. Eva Hoff-
man of Malta is a step daughter of
Mrs. Hughes. Those attending the
funeral from distance were Mr.. s. |
N. Manly and daughter MRS. Harold !
White, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. McKeown. |
and Mr.. and Mrs Doris Geddes of |
Malta; t. Glen Denny of GAINESVILLE: |
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Clifford, and
Mrs. Marion Mercer of Pennsville. !