Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-11-25

lie Bell, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Bell has also been i'll with colo
and gathered head.
Mrs. Vista Thompson who spent
several weeks here at the home ot
her daughter Mrs. Frank Finley
returned last week to AmesviIle
where she makes her home with
her daughter Mrs. F. G. Shoop.
1t isn't only the washing to con
slider, but think of rinsing the
clothes without putting your hands
in the water, and drying without
wringing. Arrange for a spin-rfnse
for Christmas now, at Morris Hard
ware
Mr. c. NJ. Dillehey Of Malta, who
is employed with the state highway
department, was overcome last
week from the effects of gas fumes.
while at work driving a closed trac-
tor. He was unconscious for some
time, but is now about recovered
Messrs. Carlos Martin and Arthur
Sawyer left by auto last Friday
for western trip, expecting to be
gone about six weeks. Mr.. Martin
will visit in Kansas and likely in
Missouri. and Mr.. Sawyer in Okla
homa.
All McCnnn cIGyill1 Srnutc
Guested to meet at scout hall at 8
O'Clock tomorrow Thursday morn
ing, to make delivery Of the Thanks
giving baskets, as the troops annual
community good turn. Scouts-be
prompt, and in uniform if a. all
possible.
Mr.. Ernest McMurray and family
OF Columbus visited here from Fri
day until Sunday with Mrs. Nc
Murray's parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Cunningham. Mr.. McMurray and
son Donald also enjoyed hunt, and
visited in East Bloom with Mr. Nc
Murray's father Mr.. Henry McMur-
ray.
Elsewhere in this paper is the
announcement by the Brunswick
music shoppe, of their opening here.
This store is financed by the Racey
& Graham Co. Of Caldwell, and
their representative here is
Mr.. VIM. Arnold who has charge of
the business.
Mr.. Harry G. Allen and family
will spend Thanksgiving with Mr..
Aliens, parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Allen of Rural Dale Mr. Robert
Allen, student at the o. B. c., Ober-
lin, will join his parents at Rural
Dale, and will spend the balance Of
the week here at his home.
The parent-teacher association
will hold their regular monthly
at the high school auditor
ium. Monday evening. Nov 20. be-
ginning at 1880. The following pro-
gram will be presented: Trio, violin,
Oeane Northrup, cello. Elizabeth
Terry, piano, Marion Fisher; read
ng, Christine Oglevee; cello solo.
The funeral of Mrs. Amelia Young
was held from the Blue Rock
church last Friday, the funeral par
y leaving the home of Mrs. Young's
laughter Mrs. j. E. Barton in
at 9 O'Clock. Interment
vas made in the Blue Rock ceme-
cry. Mrs. j. P. Emery, a daughter
If the deceased, arrived Thursday
rom Kansas, to attend the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ralston, DR..
md Mrs. D. G. Ralston and children,
Mr.. V. A. Vanhorn and Mr.. and Mrs.
0al Thomas will spend Thanksgiv-
ng day at Ashland, O., with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Ralston and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ralston of Ash
and will also be members of the
amily party there.
Mrs. Earle Eyeland expects to
cave Thursday for Washington, D.
=, to spend a month or so with her
sisters Mrs. w. P. Harms and Miss
Jessie Mckinney. Mr. Eveland will |
her as far as Pittsburgh,
where her sister Mrs. Harms will |
meet her, and accompany her to |
Mrs. Eveland does not |
eem to improve much in health, (
md it is hoped that the change /
will prove beneficial.
Mrs. Orla Roberts of Mount Car |
mel ridge near Plantsville, who |
ustained severe burns Monday, |
lied Tuesday. She was 33 years |
# age, and besides her husband is !
urvived by seven children ranging
n age from Is to two years. Her |
ather was killed some years ago |
7hile at work in the Utley mine. |
Ter mother survives her. Funeral |