Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-01-03
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4 ,V1CTROLAS
Mr. Dewitt Bethel of GAINESVILLE
spent last week here visiting his
mother Mrs. Nancy Bethel.
Mr.. Howard Deedrick went Tues
day to Detroit, Mich, where he ex-
poets to find employment.
One-half, one-third and one
fourth off on suits and overcoats.-
Longley & Longley.
Miss Frances Peach OF the sana-
torium went to Cambridge Tuesday
to spend a few days with her home
people.
Miss Pearl Jones OF GAINESVILLE was
among the holiday visitors here, be-
ing a guest several days at the E. A.
Taylor home.
See the high prices quoted for
hides by the Hoffman, Tanning
Co., in their advertisement in this
| issue. MIST
Mrs c. F. Lehman of Columbus
visited here over Sunday, with her
mother Mrs Elizabeth Hatton and
sisters.
Miss Inis Tavener, teacner at
/ Black Oak near Crooksville spent
her holiday vacation with her par
ents east of here on the Marietta
! pike.
Miss Mabel Carr, stenographer for
| the Besse Granite works, Columbus
visited last week in Malta with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carr.
Mr.. Eugene Sivert of Wheeling,
W. Va, returned home Monday after
visit with his mother Mrs. Milton
Sivert, who is head nurse at the
Rocky Glen sanatorium
Miss Vernette Harrington left
Monday for her home in Akron,
after visiting with Miss Iona Aber
and other friends here. She is a
model in a fur store.
Mr.. VIM. Kahler of Indianapolis
Ind, visited here over Sunday with
his brother Major F. M. Kahler
They both went to Columbus Mon
day for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Speicher left
Monday for Detroit, Mich, after a
visit Of about a week with the lat
ter's parents Mr., and Mrs Ed
Thomas of Malta.
Miss Leota Morris returned to
Martins Ferry Monday, after a visit
here with her brother Rev. r. O.
Morris Miss Norris is teacher in
the high school at Martins Ferry.
Mrs Charles Lambert and son
and daughter left Tuesday for their
home at Memphis, Tenn, after a Wis
it here at the Alex Mccall, home,
with the formers grandmother Mrs.
NJ. j. Thompson.
Mrs. Myra Finley and son Mr..
Malta township. had as holiday
guests the formers daughter Mrs
j. B. Clements and Miss Mae Glass
and Carl Glass of Columbus.
Mrs. Nancy Arrick returned to her
home here last week after an alb
sence of about two months, most of
which she spent with her sister-in-
| law Mrs. Linda Dearth in GAINESVILLE
She also visited some at Cumber-
| land and Cambridge.
ire
little son returned to their home at
visit with Mrs. Strahl's parents Mr..
and Mrs. Everett McInturf of Penn
township, and with Mr. Strahl's
brother here Mr.. Mark Strahl.
Mr. Leonard R. Young of East
Fultonham, O., made a brief holi-
day visit in this locality, being the
guest of his uncle Mr.. John w.
Ralph of Malta. He also visited in
GAINESVILLE on his way here, and went
down to Marietta for short visit
He left here Saturday for East Full
tonham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Drake and
son Dalton returned to their home
~ WI holudys dIlcI SpeUu-
ing their holiday vacation with
their home people, John brakes and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis james, both of
Penn township. Mr.. Drake is TAX
1ng a course in vocational agricul-
ture at the o. S. u.
On Christmas day Mr.. and Mrs
Baz Wells and son Edgar of Nc
ConnelsVille route entertained Mr..
and Mrs. James Mcdowell and
grandson Edgar Mcdowell at a fine
chicken dinner. Edgar Wells spent
Wednesday with his friend Leah
keyes who it is stated has been
in poor health, but is now much i'm
proved so she will be able to be
back in school the coming week.
Mr.. ]. NJ Reed and wife enter
tained at Christmas dinner, M. p.
Daniels and family, Dean Hancher.
wife and son Donald, Delmer Ray
and family, +. Parmiter and wife
and Harry Parmiter and wife. Fol
lowing the fine dinner came a pro-
gram, and Santa Claus entered with
his presents. On account of the bad
roads which prohibited the coming
in their cars, some of the guests
came in the "old fashioned" way.
All had splendid time and hope to
meet another year.--XX.
On Sunday, Dec. 80, the home Of
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