Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-12-10

Mr.. Roy Tompson of Buck Run re-
mains very i'll. He is suffering with
4 typhoid fever.
4 Mr. Harry Willis of near Malta
who has been very i'll with nephritis,
4 is some better.
Don't miss seeing our line OF
white ivory, pearl and amber toilet
lsets.-The Stanbery pharmacy.
A daughter was born Friday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Floyd of Gays
port.
Our line of Christmas greeting
cards bigger and better.-The Stan
berry pharmacy
Mr. Reason Roberts of this place
remains very i'll with complication
o. troubles.
Special one pound boxes Lew
ney's assorted chocolates, Coo
The StanDery pharmacy
4 Mr.. Clarence Smith who lives at
+ the head CT the Happy Hollow road.
\ Is improving frcil : sfad attaeS OF
renal collie.
A Conklin fountain pen or pencil
| for Christmas.-The Stanbery phar-
macy.
Mrs. Oscar Hammond of Mans
field who has been quite i'll with
acute neuritis, is reported as being
somewhat improved.
Everything for your Christmas
packages: Seals, tags. stickers,
cards, tinsel cord, crepe and tissue
paper.-The Stanbery pharmacy.
Mrs. Stegner, whose age is well up
lin 90, is very i'll with gangrene. She
makes her home with her son Mr..
George Stegner, near Millgroye.
Mrs. VIM Parmiter of near here
went to GAINESVILLE Wednesday even
ing and expects to bring home her
daughter Mrs. Hugh Christman, who
has been at the Bethesda hospital
taking treatment, and is very much
improved
Mrs. E. L. Miller of this place
went to Columbus Wednesday to
make an extended stay with her
mother Mrs. Harriet Foster, who
has not been well, but is now better.
Mr. Miller will join his wife in Co
lumbus about Christmas.
The Friendship club Of Meigsyille
township, met Wednesday afternoon
here with Mrs Maria Porter and sis
ter Miss Hannah Ethel at their
rooms in the Stanbery building 27
were present. A fine program was
and nice refreshments were
served
We note by the Marietta Register
that Mayor VIM. NJ. Sprague of Mar
ietta is i'll with what is believed to |
be a recurrence Of the nervous all /
ment from which he has previously |
suffered. Ills wife is also reported as
being quite i'll
Mr. ". L. Stiers of near Beverly |
was quite badly injured last week |
when he fell from tractor on which
he was working Others working |
with him stopped the tractor, other
wise he would have probably been !
killed.
Mr.. c. 3. Thompson died the first |
If the week at Crooksville Fu |
neral services were held Tuesday af-
.ernoon from the Crooksyille Church |
Of Christ, conducted by Rev. w o. !
Tomson of GAINESVILLE. Interment |
was made in Deayertown cemetery.
Mr. T. W. Garrett of this place re-
.urned Tuesday from Columbus,
where he visited his mother Mrs
Geo. Garrett, aged 90, who is in
luite poor health. Because of her
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett may
lot go to California this month as |
hey had planned.
Charles Sheridan, of this place,
vas pleasantly surprised Monday ev-
,ning, in honor of his 18th birthday
when II members of his Sunday
school class and teacher Wesley God
rey called at his home. a delight
ul evening was spent, and fine re-
reshments were served. He receiv-
I'd some nice presents.
Mr.. Ernest Newton of Newata,
Okla. came Tuesday to join his wife
listing Mrs. Newton's mother Mrs.
Belle Balm of Malta, and with Mr..
Jewton's parents Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Newton of near PennsvfIIe, and
heir other relatives. He and his
amily expect to return home in
lbout a week Mr. Newton is a I
lephew of Sheriff w. M Newton.
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