Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-02-26


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Mrs. Will Kester and little son of
Crooksville visited here Friday and
Saturday with Mrs. Kester's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barkhurst and
daughter Dorothy Of GAINESVILLE Wis
tied here with their home people
from Saturday until Monday even
ing.
Mr.. w. H. Barnhart left Tuesday
for his home at Youngstown, after
visit of two weeks in Malta with his
sister Mrs. Lottie Geddes, and broth
er Mr.. ]. w. Barnhart.
Miss Kate Scott of this place went
to GAINESVILLE Saturday evening to
spend a week with Mrs. A. S. Herzer.
She also expects to visit at Hebron
with Mrs. Alice Dye Ritchey.
Mrs. James Roush and son return
ed to their home at Crooksville, Sat
urday, after having visited Mrs.
Roush's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ancil
Ridgley of near Pennsville.
Mrs. VIM Ferguson and daughter
Miss Lucy Ferguson returned to
their home in GAINESVILLE Monday, af-
ter visit here at the Daniel Shus-
ter home.
Born Feb. 13 to Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
ion Brown of Swift, grandson
of MI and Mrs. George Brown of
Waterford and of Elijah Newton Of
Lowell.
Mr.. Charles Urban who has been
taking treatment at the Dayton sol
diers' hospital, came Saturday to
spend some time at his home. His
health is improved.
The McConnelsville w. C. T. U.
will meet next Tuesday evening,
March 3, with Mrs. Eva Dougan
Carr. Miss Lillian Thompson will
be program leader.
band Rev. C. S. Nickerson, is spend
ing the winter here in the Mrs. Fan
ME Gorrell property, left Saturday
for Oberlin, to visit with relatives.
Mr.. James Hall, formerly of Wind
sor township, returned to his home
| in GAINESVILLE Tuesday evening after
spending two weeks visiting in
| Washington county, with his chill
dren living at Stanleyyiile and
/ Marietta.
! Look over our stock of Davenport
Suites If we haven't in stock just
what you want, we can get it for
! you. We sell Davenport Suites that
we guarantee to give satisfaction as
long as they are in your home.-Mil-
ler's Furniture Co.
Miss Iva Vera Peregoy, a daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. j. C. PeregoY of
GAINESVILLE. was married Saturday TO
Mr.. Ernest Smell, also of GAINESVILLE,
and who is a we'll known musician.
They will make their home at S94 ia
Greenwood avenue, GAINESVILLE.
Mr. Carlos Robb, Eagleport mer-
chant, is recovering nicely from a
cyst he had removed from his head
about two weeks ago, here at a To-
cal doctors office. In removing the
cyst it was necessary to make an in
cision which required several stitch
es to close.
Mr.. Fred Head returned to Co
lumbus, Monday, after a visit hero
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Head His wife and son visited in
GAINESVILLE with Mrs. Heads sister
Mrs Dean Devices, while Mr. Head
was here. He is employed with the
B.>& O. railroad as clerk.
Mrs. Sophie Brooks, county su-
pervisor of child welfare, Judge A.
H. Mercer Of the juvenile court, and
Mr. NJ. NJ Mcdonald of the board OF
county visitors, We're in attendance
at the midwinter session of the
children's division of the Ohio well
fare conference, held last Thursday
and Friday at the Ft. Hayes hotel,
Columbus.
The members of aae Francis As
bury society of the Methodist Epis-
copal church, and their guests, TO
the number of about so persons in
all, enjoyed the anrFal social meet
ing of the society last Thursday
evening, at the church parlors. A
fine pot luck supper was served at
6 ]: 80. and with music and other di-
versions, very delightful evening
was spent.
p. w. Keith, aged 81 years, the
oldest resident of Caldwell, died
Feb. TO- The death of his daughter
AAs Retta Peregoy had occurred in
the same home only few days be-
fore. Mr.. Keith leaves one sister,
Mrs. Adeline Cutler of Caldwell, and
one brother, G.. H. Keith of Rinard
III. Funeral services We're conduct
ed by Rev. H. w. Peterson, pastor
of the M. r. church at Caldwell, and
the body was taken to, the Keith
cemetery for interment.
Night Cough Quickly Relieved
Il coughed great deal, especial
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