Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-01-22

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Saturday Special-A genuine gold
plated Gillette Razor, only &C., at
The Rexall Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bennett Of
GAINESVILLE visited here the first OF
the week, with Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Young, and at Jesse Hills.
Miss Besse Patterson and her
mother Mrs. Sarah Patterson went to
Cincinnati last Friday to spend sew
eral days visiting with relatives.
Mr.. Charles Finley of the Pleas
ant Valley vicinity went to Colum-
bus Tuesday to attend the Short
Horn sale, and to visit his sister Mrs.
j. B. Clements.
Mrs. G.. HI. Bricker (Vera McGon-
agle) returned to her home in Co
lumbus Saturday, after having been
called to Bristol because of the
death of her grandfather Mr.. John
w. McGonagle.
Mr.. Paul McGrath and family re-
turned to their home at South
GAINESVILLE Saturday, after spending
a few days in Bristol township visit
ing with Mrs. McGrath's sister Mrs.
w. C. Spillman and her father Chas.
Flanders.
Mr.. John Whitney, forme" auditor
Of this county, but now with the
state department of accounting, and
located in Cleveland, came down the
first of the week to see his mother
Mrs. Lenora Whitney, and to attend
TO some business matters.
Following is the program of Rox-
bury grange for Jan. "a: Roll call,
My favorite sport; Why am l a
farmer, Oscar Baker; duet, Gladys
and Mabel Eddleblute; Is a house
wife who does her own work ex-
pected to always go neat and clean.
Mrs. J. j. Johnson and Mrs. San
ford Lane.-XX.
Robert T. Crew, former Zanes-
Vile man, and son of the late Judge
and Mrs. J. T. Grew, was made
vice president of the Citizens Trust
and Savings bank of Columbus at
their meeting recently. He is trust
officer of the bank, and has rapidly
forged ahead since going into the
banking business.
Mrs Katherine Wagner, aged IA,
widow of Adam Wagner, died at her
home at Watertown, Jan. IA She
leaves three sons-Ernest of Church
town; Carl of East Watertown, and
Perley of Watertown. Funeral SER
vices were held Friday at the Ger
man Lutheran church, and inter
ment was made at Watertown.
The Cumberland Echo of last
week said: j. NJ. Scott was in Co.
lumbus and GAINESVILLE this week on
business in connection with the
large coal field in the Brookfeld
valley, which is now under lease
This is said to be the largest body
Of coal in the state that is not at
present under development.
Mrs. Clara Guyton left Monday for
New Concord, where she expects to
spend the balance of the winter with
her aunt Mrs Maria Stormont. Mrs.
daughter Mrs. Haven Ham
mond ard children of Meigsvllle
township viii stay at the Guyton
home during Mrs. Guyton's absence,
and Mir Hammond will be there part
Of the time
Mr.. A. H. Humphries of Middles-
boro, Ky, came here Monday to visit
for about a week with relatives and
friends. He has been in the news
paper business at Middlesboro, but
has resigned his position there and
about Feb. ] will become manager
Of chain of weekly papers in west
ern New York. His wife and their
son are visiting with her people at
Ill.
The Marietta Register of Jan. Is
stated that Mrs. C.. A. Gill of Mar
eta, who was operated upon at
hospital in Parkersburg the day be-
,ore, for appendicitis, was improy-
ng. Mrs. Gill, it was stated went to
TO spend the Christmas
holidays with her mother Mrs. White
Of that city, and while there became
III and was removed to the hospital
Jan. 8.
Mrs. Dale Alderman who had
been spending about three and a
half months visiting her father Mr.
VIM. Porter and brother Mr..
Brownell Porter of Malta, and other
relatives, left last Friday for her
hcme in Bloomfield, Neb. She was
as far as Columbus by
her sister Miss Lucy Porter, and
they spent a few days there, Miss
Porter then returning to her home in
Malta.
Mrs. Amos HiXson, 50, who re-
sided a few miles east OF Millfeld
in Athens county, died Tuesday of
last week at Grant hospital, Colum