Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-10-24

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Mrs. Cloral Hutchins, near Rein
ersville is suffering with gall stones.
Mr. Ray Tilden of Renrock VINO
has been having a serious time with
an abscess on his neck, is improving.
''pioneer Special" the gas special
| ly adapted for lamps and cleaning.
PIONEER FILLING STATION.
Clarence O. James, son Of Elisha
/ James of Blue Rock, has broncho-
pneumonia.
Mrs. Eugene Cheffey of Waterford
who had influenza, is now threaten
ed with pneumonia.
Mr.. Jesse Matson of Malta who
underwent an operation Tuesday at
Bethesda hospital, GAINESVILLE, for
appendicitis, is doing very well,
Mrs. Emma Martin, near Tria-
delphia, who has been suffering
with heart trouble and compllca
tions, is somewhat improved.
Mr. Branson Miller of Malta. who
was thrown from a piece of road ma
chinery about two weeks ago, inJur-
ing his back. still suffers much.
Mrs. B. f. Reed who was serious
ly i'll last week with heart trouble,
is very much better. Miss Gertrude
Parr is the nurse in charge.
George Hughes moved last week
from their farm near Oil Spring, to
their property here, near the canal,
where they plan to spend the win
te4.
l''o~once IIot Blast parlor circu-
IL iE@ heaters, at the Malta Hard
W2re CO. 1902
Ars. Wilbur Ilummer of COlum-
bus who has been dangerously i'll
for a number of weeks, is now show
ing improvement, and is able to be
NJ some.
Preparation is being made for a
rally day service Of the local Pres
byterian Sunday school and church,
to be held on the morning of Sun
day, Nov. 3, at 1890.
The infant child of Vernon Apple
man, near Deavertown, and the little
~on Of Dewitt Rarkhurst of lower
Malta, are both i'll with bowel trou-
BILE.
Mr.. H. J. Leggett Of Coulson's
grocery department left this morn
ing on a weeks vacation which with
his wife he is spending with their
son Mr. l. D. Lesgett and family of
Chillicothe.
Misses Ruth Gaylord, Helen Car
roll, Yula Zel and Martha Sher-
man expect to form a house party at
the home of Mrs. Herbert Ross of
Newark, over the week end.
Mr.. Thos. Bauer, jr., who has
been employed at garage in Steu-
benvile for several months, return
ed Saturday to his home here. He
reports that business in that place
and vicinity, is very dull.
: 4 representative from Ohio Uni
for the purpose of starting an exten-
: sion class. All interested are re-
quested to be present at high school
building at 7:30 O'Clock.
Monday evening the Eight Heart
bridge club met with Miss Elizabeth
!; Gillespie of Malta. Miss Jessie
Sands received the high prizes Hal
Ioween decorations were used. De-
licious refreshments were served
: Miss Helen Lynn was elected presi-
/ dent for the ensuing year.
The Glover Leaf club was enter
r tanned at the home of Mrs. John
Donehoo, Wednesday afternoon, Oct
16. There was a good attendance
S Mrs. Clifford Mckay became a mem
= Der of the club. Light refreshments
7 were served by the hostess, assisted
y by Mrs. Partesius and Mrs. Rose
i Donehoo. The next meeting is to be
t held at the home of Mrs. Mark Dew
l Oct. 80, at 7:30 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Finney, Dry.
den road; their house guest, Mrs
: Sarah Mcdonald, Arlington, Ne
Q braska Mrs. Kate Mcdonald, West
+ bourne avenue, and Mrs. Lulu Els
!, thell, Prospect avenue, were guest:
: Saturday at the home of Mr.. anC
z Mrs Elmer McNutt, Kirkersville
" Mrs. Sarah Mcdonald remained fol
/ a longer visit-Zanesvill Times Re
corder.
Mr.. H. E. Smith of Marietta mo
a tored to Columbus Wednesday, ant
, it is expected that his sister Mrs
S Edith Fleming of Fort Wayne, Ind.
s who has been taking treatment in {
!. Columbus hospital, will return here
: with him, and will remain for the
f present at the home of Miss Jennie
= Fleming. Mrs. Fleming's daughter
Mrs. Mabel Lambert of Fort Wayne
is here.
: The "Round Town" of the Mariet
y ta Times states that another offende'
. of Marietta college freshmen rules
e Don White of Stockport, was see1
0 Monday morning in full feminin'
i regalia, expiating his transgresslon
a He wore a light yellow dress which
fell to his knees above bare leg
n ending in cute little blue sox en-
e cased in patent leather pumps. Blu
: the crowning glory was his blont
e wig, perched coyly over one eye
o topped off by the regulation frosl
r cap. He will wear the gaudy outfi
d for week.
Appreciation
We wish in this way to express
+ our appreciation and thanks for tn
: splendid service rendered us las
. at tho fro Con Ham