Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-12-31

PEBBLES family and Mr.. and Mrs, A.
z. PenTose of Stockport met for din
ner on Christmas day at w. A. {,
PEBBLES
Thelma Rahherman Of Cleveland
came in time for dinner E'Tiday and
aohn Schofeld of Raverlna came
Wednesday and they were here for a
short time only. The cousins We're
all together once more and sure en-
joyed themselves.
Miss .Ardis Fawcett went Thurs
day to Belpre to spend Christmas
with her aunt and cousins, Lillian
Todd taking her place at Stephen
Schofields Ardis was called back
Saturday by the news of the death
of Mr. and Mrs. C. l. Schofeld's
baby boy.
Doc NORM and Mildred Zumbro of
Columbus and Margaret Richardson
of Marietta were guests of S. B.
Zumbro's over Christmas, and Paul
was home from 0. S. u.
Robert Williams. Earl Hallowell,
Floyd Bowman and Dorothy Smith
of Columbus schools are spending
their vacations with the home folks.
/ We had three accidents here
| Christmas eve John Reed while
cranking his car injured his arm so
much he carries it in splints. Blind
/ ed by the lights or car standing
still, Ed Embree ran into Mrs. Frank
Calendine and Mrs. Harry Triplett,
cutting and bruising them so much
they are confined to the house. The
women thought, he was going
straight ahead when they started
across the street at Yocom's corner,
and the lights on the other car
blinded him so he did not see the
women.
! Ralph and Grace Orr are holiday
guests of their parents Rev. and
Mrs. Orr.
! J.. L. Kennard, who has been in
Florida for several months, arrived
here Christmas morning. His wife
and SON have been staying at the
I home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Thomas, assisting in the care
of w. A. Thomas who is still quite
poorly.
The following young people, Mr..
and Mrs. c.. Fl. PEBBLES, Doc NORM
/ and Mildred Zumbro, Paul Zumbro
and Margaret Richardson, VIM.
! Schofeld and Eunice Williams, Rus
sell Edgerton and Martha Goddard,
! Charlie Talbot and Elizabeth Shep-
ard and John Schofield spent Satur-
day evening with Thelma Rabber-
man at her mothers rooms.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Yocom enter
tanned at dinner on Christmas day,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Hodgin and sons,
Mrs. Mary l.. Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. j. Denny.
/ Bernice McPeak of Crooksville
and Frank McPeak of. McConnels-
vile are guests of their mother Mrs.
Ella McPeak during the holidays.
! Mr. and Mrs. John McElfresh
have moved into rooms in the Geo.
w Fawcett house, lately vacated by
Sadie Rabberman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Talbot and
son Morris of Roseville are guests
since Friday of his parents Mr. and
Mrs Ross Talbot.
Walter Worthington returned to
his work in Washington county,
Sunday
Miss Thelma Palmer spent Christ
mas at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Campbell re
ceived word Of deaths in their fam
ly-she. of her sister, and he, OF his
brother
w Fl. Starting, mention of whose
illness has been made from time to
time, passed away at his home Mon
day evening, Dec. 2S, The funeral
was held Thursday a. m.
Miss Lou Wright is spending some
time with her sister Mrs. Ada Park
ins.
j. r. Edgerton and two daughters
were guests the week end of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Z. Crew and Louise Edger-
ton who is staying with her grand
parents this winter.
Mrs. Harley Calendine entertain
ed at dinner Saturday Misses Martha
and Mary Goddard and Elizabeth
Shepard.
Misses Ella and Lilly Hiatt left
Christmas day for North Carolina,
where they will stay awhile with
their brother, Walter. They travel
ed by auto.
Death of Schofield Child
George William, infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. C. l. Schofeld, passed
away at the home of his parents,
Saturday morning, Dec. 26. The
little fellow had been ill for the
past ten days from bronchial-pneu-
monia. While he had been critical
ly i'll, those nearest to him still hop
ed that his life might be spared to
them. In the l 5 months of his life,
little George had endeared himself
not only to his family, but to all
who knew him, by his sunny cheer
ful disposition, always greeting
those he knew with smile All
that the loving hands of family,
nurses and physicians could do for
him, was done, but to no avail He
leaves to mourn their loss, the par
ents and two sisters of the home. To
those who knew him best, the mem
cries OF his short stay on earth re
main as hallowed ones.