Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-08-01
I)EERFIELD

Mrs. Nancy Best and Miss Mary
Jane Glass have returned 70 their
home III Malta. after TWO weeks
visit with their sister Mrs. VIM
Forsythe.
Miss Blanch Mcdonald and moth
en- spent a part Of last week with
friends in Nesonyille While there
they enjoyed a visit with Earl Fin
ley and family Of Washington C. II.
Mrs EHie Finley Lamborne accom-
panied them home for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nixon and lit
tie daughter of GAINESVILLE visited
recently with Lyman Nixon's.
Ed Cox OF McConnelsville is
working for c. +. Dougan.
visitors at the Ed Thomas home
recently, were Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Hummel of Elliott, Ia, Nj. and Mrs.
viii Huffman and Carl woodward
and family Of Chesterhil
Mrs Maggie Pickerel Of Malta vis-
tied over Sunday with friends here.
Edison Blackburn, our mail car
rier, is back on the job, after being
in Chillicothe a part OF last week,
attending the mail carriers conVen
tion.
Mrs. Dwight Reed and Mrs. Law
renee Hunt OF Barnesylle, spent 9
part of last week with the formers
parents Mr. and Mrs. L. e. Price.
Little Billie White of the east
side is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Nora
Nixon
Recent visitors at the f. R. Fin
ley home were Fred Downing and
family of Bristol, Joseph Poleto and
family of Columbus, Roy Nixon and
family Of GAINESVILLE and L. H. Nix
on and family.
Asbury and Oryille Bankes are
working on an oil we'll on the C. H.
Aler farm.
Several from here attended the
grange picnic on the Morgan county
fair grounds. last Thursday.
Miss Viola Gregg OF Cleveland
and Miss Mary Eleanor Price Of Co
lumbus, visited last week with Mrs.
Cassie Patterson.
Mrs. Lizzie Scott and grandchil-
dren Jack and Betty Mason of Mem
phis, Tenn, are visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. Ed Kokensparger of New
at the Asbury Bankes home.
Mr. Douth of Stockport has NOV
ed his saw mill to the C. Z. Dougan
farm, and is saving the timber
which he and Mr.. Calvert of Malta
have purchased OF Mr. Dougan.
Harold Bankes is employed with
Newman Bros.
Mrs. J. H. C. Smith of McCon-
nelsville spent last week at the
home of her son H. c. Smith.
Ralph Mcdonald and lady friend
of Columbus were dinner guests of
his grandmother Mrs. Eleanor Nc
Donald, last Sunday.
Haley Appleman and family spent
Sunday at Will Kent's, at Red Clay,
Mrs. Ed Thomas was very pleas
antly surprised Sunday morning, af
ter Sunday school, to find that her
two brothers and their families and
her nephew Leslie Mills and family
of Utica, and Harry Cornell and
family of Portersville, had as
remind her of her birthday. A pic
mic dinner was enjoyed.
Mrs. Lulu Demster is quite sick at
the EQ spencer nome dC malta.
where she had been visiting. Latest
word is that she is improving.
Rolla Maris and family of Zanes
vile, spent Sunday at Earl Dea-
ver's.
Ebert Maxwell is suffering from
a fall caused by being thrown from
a moving machine, when the seat
broke off, throwing him on his head
and shoulders.
Perley Patterson and family at
tended a surprise for Mrs. Addie
Allen at her home near Sayre, Sun
day.
The body of Mr.. Samuel Bailey
was inferred in the Deerfield ceme-
terry, Tuesday. The funeral SER
vices were held at Beverly, where
he had lived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Patterson
visited last week with relatives in
Springfield and Lancaster. Enroute.
to Springfield they visited the Ohio
Caverns, where they report some
very interesting sights.
Henry M. Leighty of Granville,
Mimi, is visiting his cousin Chas.
r. Massey. and other relatives and
friends here. Mr.. Leighty had not