Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-12-23
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HOME MARKETS
Markets changed Thursday, Dec. 2;
Wheat :. :. =. :. ;. :. $1.2E
Eggs. per dozen. :. :. Al
Butter. :. :. 81
Heavy Sprlngers. =. ~
Light Srringers. :. III
Heavy Hens. ~
Light Hens. :. -. i:
Old Roosters :. 80. .0s
If you want a Christmas presen
for your son or daughter, I viii
= have yiolins on hands at my home
at a low price Call and see then
at the Violin Hospital.-Hiran
McGrath, McConnelsville. dot
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cochran ant
children of Columbus came Sunda.
for a visit with Mrs. Cochran's par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walker. Mr.
Cochran returned to Columbus Sun
day evening, his wife and children
remaining for longer visit
Supt. Charles Taylor informs u!
that in the county home at presen
there are three persons past 90
years of age-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Brown. formerly of near Joy, anC
Susan Smith of near Malta. All are
able to be up and about.
Mr. Rufus Brown, jr. who is EN-
ployed with the National Blank Co.
at Holyoke, Mass, is expected to ar
rive Friday to spend Christmas witt
his parents Mr. and Mrs. r. X
Brown. He leaves Tuesday of nevt
week to resume his duties.
Francis M. Jadwin, aged 10, who
resided on the Charlottesville road
near GAINESVILLE, died Sunday night
at his home, OF pneumonia. He is
survived by his wife, two sons who
are located in California; also two
brothers, John Jadwin of Deaver-
town and David OF Circleyille.
Suit was filed in court of common
pleas Saturday by Loran T. Payton
against John E. Payton, seeking dis
solution of partnership conducted
under the name of Payton Bros. The
firm operated coal mines in Brush
Creek township. p.-Zanesville Sig
nal, Dec. IS.
Members of the American Legion
Auxiliary and wives of Rotary club
members, met in the Legion hall last
Friday to dress dolls and sack can
dy for the community Christmas
tree, and afterward enjoyed a pot
;nI -,
which the husbands joined.
Mrs. T. H. Simpson and maid
of Detroit are expected here Friday
to spend over Christmas. They will
stop at the Kennebec hotel. This
will be the first visit Mrs. Simpson
has made here for some months, due
to the fact that while touring
Europe last summer she was injured
in a wreck
The United Hotels directors met
last Thursday in GAINESVILLE, taking
care of the regular routine of busi-
ness, including the declaring of the
regular dividend. All the direc-
tors were present, as follows: Dr.
Lee Humphrey. H. C. Cook, r. X
IL, ID. Ildi ilS, VI Ahdlla, II
McElhiney, GAINESVILLE; c. H. Fouts
Newark, and VIM. Dunn, Columbus.
Mrs. j. B. Robinson was hostess to
the members of the Amanda Barker
Devin chapter of the d. A. r., at her
home last Thursday evening, Miss
Besse Patterson, regent, presided at
the meeting. and the program in
Inlr nv hpc Z Ann Shafn
and Mrs. y. r. Alderman. A social
hour followed the program, the hos
tess serving refreshments.
Mr. J. Fl. Grandstaff of Reiners-
willie, who was in Wednesday and
renewed his subscription to the
Democrat is a subscriber from way
back-having begun in the time
when F. A. Davis was editor. He
began then, and the habit has so
fastened upon him, that he has
never failed in the years since to
keep the Democrat coming his way.
Mrs Edgar Northrup and daugh-
ter Rosemary Jean of Columbus
came Tuesday to spend the holidays
with home people. Mrs. NOrthrup's
husband will not be here, he going
TO Dayton to play in an orchestra
engagement. Mrs. Northrup and
daughter came down with Mrs. Nor
Ithrup's parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d.
Erwin who had motored to Colum-
bus Monday.
Word from Mr.. Virgil Dawson
and family who are residing in
singapore, is to the effect that they
are delightfully."- located, and like the
place and climate fine. Mr.. Davi-
son writes that while during the
day sometimes the temperature goes
as high as 50, it is always cool and
pleasant of nights. He is employ
ed in the export division OF the
.Svneral Molors Corporation.