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


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Mr.. L. D. Walker visited las
week in Canton with his daughtel
Mrs. H. HI. Parker and family.
Rev. Perry S. Neldon, wife ant
their four children spent Christina.
in Coshocton with relatives ant
| friends.
Mrs. Ethel Scott returned to New
| ark Tuesday, after few days visi
here with her mother Mrs. Ad;
| Warner.
Mrs. Maude Black of this place
has been visiting in Akron with hel
son-in-law and daughter Mr.. an(
Mrs. Ward T. Van Orman and two
children.
Messrs. F. p Pearson and A. R
Davis, solicitors for the Nationa
Stockman and Farmer, came home
last week to spend the holidays
with their families.
Miss Martha Miller of Cantor
came home last week to spend hel
! Christmas vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Miller, and 9th
| er relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fox Of Column
bus have been visiting here with the
| formers mother Mrs. Ruth Fox, and
with Mrs. Fox's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Price.
Miss Blanche Mcdonald, head oi
the commercial department of the
Ashtabula high school, came last
Thursday to spend the holiday vaca
ton with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
John Mcdonald of the west side.
Mr.. Lawrence Mcdaniel of Pitts
burgh spent his Christmas vacation
with his parents Mayor and Mrs
Ezra Mcdaniel of Malta. He is EN-
ployed with an automobile insurance
| company
Mrs L. K. SalZer returned to heI
home at South GAINESVILLE Saturday
after having spent over Christmas
with her mother Mrs. D. H. Mellol
| of Malta, who was recovering from
a bad attack of grip.
Mr.. B. X. Hoffman, spent his hOl-
iday vacation with his mother Mrs
Eva Hoffman, of Malta. He is EN-.
ployed with Block Bros, and is sta
toned at Lancaster, Pa, and before
his visit with his mother, had been
at Hartford, CT, and other places ir
the New England states.
Mr.. and Mrs Lemuel Fleming OF
this place had their immediate fam
lily home with them for Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harris of Coving.
ton, KY, and Mr.. Ralph Fleming OF
New York City The latter is en-
ployed with the income tax depart
ment Mr. Harris and Mr.. Fleming
left Sunday. Mrs. Harris remaining
until Tuesday.
The Misses Alene Seward and Ag-
nes Pitt, pupils at the Cincinnati
conservatory of music, who have
been visiting here for about two
weeks with Mrs. Benjamin Ham
mond, leave today for Cincinnati.
Both are from Woodville, Miss.
Miss Seward was the room mate of
Mrs. Hammond when she was a pu,
pill at the Cincinnati conservatory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cheadle spent
Sunday here the guests of the for
mer's aunt Mrs. Eliza A Farris.
They left Monday for their home at
Bronson, Mich, where they are in
the hotel business. Before coming
here they attended gathering OF
Mrs. Cheadle's family at Marysville
They also visited at New Lexington
and Somerset, where they formerly
resided
Mrs. Mary McGovern who lives
east of town, had as guests Christ
mas, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. McGovern
and Mr. and Mrs. w. p eastman
and two children. all of Columbus;
Mrs. Margaret Curran and son
Thomas and daughter Catherine of
Jacksonville; Mr.. Joseph Bernard of
Logan, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Ritchey and family of East Bloom
In all 23 sat down to the big Christ
mas feast
The death of Rev. George w.
Orndorf occurred Dec IL at his
home in Hollister, Athens county, at
the age of IA years. He is survived
by his wife and five Children Mrs.
Ida Emrick and Carl Orndorf of
Glouster; Pearl Orndorf of Hollis
ter; VIM. Orndorf of ST. Peters
burg, Fla, and Mrs. Mary Dodson
of Springfield. He also leaves IS
grandchildren. The daughter Mrs.
Emrick resided some years ago for
"A while in McCOnnelsyille