Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-02-25

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Emmett A. Taylor Il
] Attorney-at-law
fsecond floor Jones Bldg. ]
Next to DR.. Kings office)
\ McConnelsville. Ohio
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Michigan ''zincoated" wire has
proven successful for more than
20 years See Standard Supply Co.
A marriage license was issued re-
Gently in Athens county, to Russell
F'ulk of Santoy and Mae Adams of
Sayre.
Miss Martha Miller returned to
Canton the first of the week, after a
visit of few days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Miller.
Mr.. Walter Farra returned to
Steubenville Tuesday, after having
spent Monday here with his father
Mr.. j. B. Farra, who is seriously Ill.
Mrs. It. G.. Jenkins left Monday
evening for her home at Mansfield,
after few days visit with her aunt
Mrs. Chas. Beard, and with her hus-
bands people at the Jenkins home
near Oil Spring.
Mr.. Andrew McLennan who had
been employed at the Hoffman,
tannery since last September, is now
employed at GAINESVILLE. His home
is in Cincinnati, and he is consider
ing a position in New Orleans.
Marriage licenses were issued in
Athens county recently, to Don G.
Higgins of Chauncey and Mildred
Morgan of Glouster; and Earl J.
McGee of Glouster and Ethel /. An
derson Of Jacksonville.
Albert, son of Rev. Lewis G. Lud-
wick, former pastor of the Renrock
M. P. circuit, is now student in
Ohio State University where he is
studying commerce and journalism.
and is making a fine record.-Cum-
berland, o., Echo.
Mrs L. E. Salzer returned Mon
day to her home at South GAINESVILLE,
after visit with her mother Mrs.
D. HI. Mellor of Malta. She also
visited her brother Mr.. O.. M. Wood
of lower Malta, who was very i'll
with grip, but is now better.
Mrs. Gladys Link and Miss Edna
Barlow of Malta returned Tuesday
from Reynoldsburg, where they
spent a few days the guests of
Miss Ethel Gillian and her father
Rev. Frank Gillian, formerly of
Malta.
Mr.. E. M. Beckett of this place
is in very poor health, suffering
with a complication of troubles,
which together with his advanced
age, past 80 years, makes his con-
dition rather serious. He is being
cared for at the home Of his son
Mr.. F. M Beckett.
Mrs. S. v. Hale of this place went
to Columbus Monday, on account of
her daughter Mrs Jerrold Massey
who underwent very serious oper-
alton at Mercy hospital last week
Mrs. Elmer Miller who was with her
daughter-in-Iaw, Mrs. Massey, was
called back to her home here, be-
cause of her husband being very i'll
with grip.
The death of Mrs. Nancy j. Hat
field, aged 72, formerly of Burr Oak
over in the edge of Athens county,
occurred Feb. Is at the home of her
daughter Mrs. w. c. Wilcox in Mar
ietta. Funeral services were held
the 17th from the home of another
daughter Mrs. T. G. Mcdonald at
Glouster, and interment was made
in the Dew cemetery at Burr Oak.
The Beverly Dispatch of Feb. IS
had the following: w. T. Mitchell
and daughter Miss Maude left on
the $3.50 car Wednesday morning,
Florida bound. They expect to visit
indefinitely with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Morris, of Sarasota, and with rela-
tives in Bradentown. Mrs. Lydia
Clark, of Ferry street will look af-
ter the Mitchell household in their
absence.
Miss Helen Stalker and her O. w.
U. college friends, the Misses Edna
Harrison of Adena and Lucy Raffer-
ty of Napoleon, returned to Della
ware Tuesday, after spending a few
days here with the formers parents
MIR. and Mrs. j. III. Stalker of Ken
nebec hill On Saturday night Miss
Stalker entertained in their honoc,
in all IA guests being present. Nice
refreshments were served.
Mrs. E. S. Keyhoe entertained
several lady friends at an i'm
prompts dinner party Friday even
ng, Feb. 12. A social evening was
enjoyed and covers We're laid for
the following: Mrs. A. p. Suites and
daughter Helen, Mrs. w. FL. Scott,
Mrs. C. S. Keyhoe, Mrs. L. M. Web
ster, Leroy and Sonora Mae Web
ster, Louise Bauer, Mrs. II. w. Cor
rell. the hostess and two sons, Stull
and Billy. An elaborate menu was
served.-Beverly Dispatch, Feb. Is.
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