Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-05-14

better.
Miss Anna SanGs who with he
mother lives here near the Ander
son grocery, is quite i'll with hear
trouble. Her mother who suffered
a dizzy spell about a week ago, fal!
ing and cutting her head badly, il
recovering nicely.
Calvin Walters, colored, who wal
convicted of the murder of Alvil
Stotts, storekeeper at Santoy, wa'
sentenced by Judge Price at New
Lexington, to die in the electric
chair at the Ohio penitentiary short
ly after midnight on next September
is.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Nutting return
ed last week to their home at Sayre
from st. Petersburg, Fla, where
they had an apartment during the
winter. They had their auto with
them, and toured Florida, visiting
every city of that state. In all they
covered 5545 miles
| Among the more serious cases OF
grip are Major F. M. Kahler, Mrs. E.
| o. Mcdonald of this place, Mrs. Es-
ther Drake, John Beckwith, Mrs. III.
A Harmon, Miss Bernice Woodward.
and JAS Walker and daughter, all
of Malta, and vicinity.
! cIxyfo oY.f, =,
General Assembly opens next Thurs
day, May 81, in Columbus, and will
last one week. The meetings will be
held in Memorial hall. There will be
present from over the United States
official representatives of 299 pres
byteries.
The death of Harold Luther Jad-
win, aged three weeks and four
days. occurred at the home of the
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Jad-
win of Crooksville, May 6. Funeral
services were held May s from the
residence. and burial was made in
the Deerfeld cemetery, Rev. H. o.
Thompson officiating.
Mrs. Frank Kuntz entertained
the Ladies Aid society of the Meth
odist Protestant church at her home
in Malta, last Thursday evening.
Following the business of the even
ing, social hour was spent, in
which music was enjoyed, and de-
licious refreshments were served by
the hostess.
The friends of Miss Bertha Benke,
who has often visited here with her
sister Mrs John Donehoo will be in
terested to learn that she is mem
Der of the Detroit Walter League
chorus, which has been singing at
number of places of note, and this
Sunday afternoon will broadcast
concert from Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Harrington
and daughter Miss Vernette Harring-
ton and the latter's lady friend, stop
ped off here Tuesday night. They
were on their way to Florida where
they plan to spend several months
daughter and Mr.. Harrington's par
ents, and looking after some business
matters.
A news item from Crooksville
said: The satchel containing money
and valuable jewelry, lost by Mrs.
Beeman Dawes of Columbus was
found by J. A. Allen of Sayre. Upon
the return of the, lost property to
Mrs. Dawes she sent check to Mr..
Allen for $50 as his reward for
honesty and prompt return of the
valuables
A news item from Crooksville an
nounces the death at Dayton OF Mr..
PB. Thompson, former resident of
Crooksville 1t is STATED that Mr..
Thompson spent thes6arly portion OF
his life in Perry and Morgan coun-
ties where he taught school for many
years. For some time he had been
i'll from a complication OF ailments
Funeral services were held in Day
ton last Thursday.
Relatives here received word
that Mrs Charlotte Hartzell who
has been very i'll with influenza, is
slowly improving. She is at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Florence
Moore in Newark, where she has
been since February. Mrs. Ella
Folke who has been at Newark as
sisting in the care of her mother,
recently underwent an operation on
her head, and she is slowly recover
ing from the effects of it.
Square dance at the
arnorySaturday night.