Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-02-25
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Do you want fresh fish? See
Dover Bros
| Miss Dorothy Cosgrave is among
the grip and heavy cold victims.
Miss Maggie Hastings has been
among the flu victims recently.
Gold fish--we have some large
ones to sell. Water plant and fish
lfood.-The Stanbery pharmacy.
Miss Hazel Smith is visiting with
relatives and friends in GAINESVILLE
and Roseville.
Free gold fish at The Stanbery
pharmacy.
A daughter was born Saturday
to Mr.. and Mrs Albert Smith of up
per Malta.
The W. C. t. u. will meet next
Tuesday evening, March 2, with
Mrs. Mary E. Dye
Fish globes-one gallon, two gal
Ion and three gallon.-The Stan
berry pharmacy.
Mrs. Thos. Johnson of Meigsville
township is suffering with pleuro-
pneumonia
A daughter was born Tuesday.
Feb. %. to Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Walters
of Reinersville.
Mr.. Benjamin Cutler of Tria-
delphia, who suffered stroke of
paralysis several days ago, remains
quite i'll.
Two of the children of Wilbur
Still of Meigsville township, are i'll
with neutrality-suspicious..
Mr. John w. Cunningham who
has been i'll for number of weeks
with complication of troubles, is
slightly improved
The new process Victor records
are featuring pipe organ record
this week. Stop in Morris Hardware,
it will raise your hair.
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Mr.. Howard Greer remains quite
ill, and confined to his home, suffer
ing with complication of trou-
bles.
Mrs. Margaret Curran returned to
her home at Nelsonville Wednesday,
after a visit with her mother Mrs.
Mary McGoyern, near here.
Miss Ella McGOvern of near here
is visiting in Columbus with her
brother Mr.. Thos. McGovern, and
with her sister Mrs. w. p. Cash
man and family.
Mr. c.. S. Strong is on the pro-
gram for the farmers institute of
Timber Run grange, which is on
the west GAINESVILLE pike. The in
stitute which has a two days ses-
sion, concludes today.
DR.. and Mrs. A. N Kishler and
son Albert N, came Saturday to Wis
it Mrs. Kishler's mother Mrs. G. H.
Fouts and family. DR.. Kishler re-
turned home Monday evening, Mrs.
Kishler and son remaining until to-
day.
l.. E. Eye of Eagleport, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Eye. under
went an operation for appendicitis
the latter part of last week, at the
Bethesda hospital. He is reported
as doing as well as could be expect
ed.
Mrs. T. A. Smith of Beloit, Wis,
who is spending the winter with her
sister Mrs Il. p. Younkin near
Malta. went to Columbus Wednes-
day to visit with her sister Mrs. E.
II. Huston, wife of the late Rev. E.
II. Houston.
1t is stared that the remains of
Mrs. James Phillips, who died at the
home of her daughter at Sandusky,
were brought to Cumberland, o.,
Brookfield church where the SER
vices were held Burial was made
in the church cemetery.
The Peeper Ruh school in Deer
field township was closed Wednes-
day, because of scarlet fever, nine
pupils having the disease. Three
cases are in the Mrs. Thomas Camp
bell family: three in Leslie Timber
mans; one each in Andrew Weav-
er's and Will Kent's families. All
OF the cases are very mild.
Mrs. l.. ID. Carleton. aged 80,
mother of Mr.. G.. l.. Carleton of this
place, died Tuesday of last week at
her home in Indianapolis, Ind. Mr..
Carleton who has been suffering
with colitis and intestinal grip,
while better and able to be out
some, was not able to attend his
mothers funeral.
A news item from Philo, of Feb.
20 said: The funeral of Thomas
Harrop will be held at Virginia
Ridge church Sunday morning and
burial be made in church cemetery.
He is survived by three children,
Chester, at whose home he died:
Mrs. Fred Swingle of Philo, and
Mrs. Morgan of Blue Rock.