Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-08-15

day-will pay 1870 for top calves.
Prank Finley.
Mrs. Elizabeth Minor of Columbus
is visiting her sister Mrs. Marion
Derwacter of East Bloom.
| daughter of Harvey Archer'
cast Of town. who was quite Ill Win
cramps and stomach trouble, IS lni-
proved.
Mr. Franklin Mendenhall OF low
or Malta. who has been In poor
health for a long time with llVer
trouble. but had improved some
what. is not so we'll.
Mrs. Howard Coulson mas oee"
suffering severely with a gathering
in her Jaw. which came after having
q wisdom tooth extracted some
time ago. while in Florida. She is
now improving.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cantlay and
son Thomas. and their daughter
Mrs VIM. Thompson and husband
of cleveland, have been vlsltlhS
with Thomas Cantlay at the Malta
hotel, and here with Mr.. and Mrs
Jas. Christie, and Miss jane FL
more.
Mrs. Amelia j. Parkinson, TO-
died at the home of her son j. a,
shaver. near Roseville, Monday. Her
first husband was William A. Shaver
of Rlue Rock. She later married
Thomas Parkinson. Besides the son
mentioned, she leaves sister ana
several step-children, residing III
GAINESVILLE.
Mrs Violetta Taylor, east of Nc
Connelsville, and Mrs. }. r. Crlst
and daughter Evelyn OF Lancaster,
spent the week end with the lor-
mer's daughter and sister Mrs. Al
bert Henery of stockport route MI.
and Mrs. j. F. Crist AID daughter
visited Wednesday vita Mr.. ana
Mrs. Asbury Taylor, est OF McCoh-
nelsyi.le.
Or and Mrs. P. F'oui1 of Rose
Farm. their daughter ID husband
NJ. ard Mrs. A. G De- yer of Chi
caro- Mr.. and his. beavers daugh-
ter Mrs. Paul Segrist of Hammond,
Ind and Mr.. Earl Foulk Of Dayton
were all guests Monday at the home
of Mrs. Edith Mills here. Mrs. Mills
is sister of Mrs. Foulk OF Rose
Farm.
Mrs G. A. Clifton who has been
residing here over the Rainbow res
taurant, has moved to the w. f.
Johnson residence, next to the John-
son grocery. Dana Walker, pro-
prietor of the Rainbow restaurant,
who has been residing in the Il. n.
Brown property, Malta, moves the
last of this week to the flat vacated
by Mrs. Clifton.
Mrs. Kenner Mcconnell and three
children returned Monday to their
home at Columbus, following Wis
il here with Mrs McConnelPs par
ents Mr.. and Mrs George w. Arch
er, and to attend Chautauqua. Mrs
Fanny Gorrell who came down Win
the McConnells, remained here 10Y
the balance of the week, with heI
daughter Mrs. Maurice Archer and
family
Mrs. Blanche Gabus, editor ol
the Brock Bulletin at Brock, Nebr
and daughter Miss Edna Gabus OF
Lincoln, Nebr., motored here Sat
urday and visited with Mr.. arc
Mrs. ]. Z. Patterson, and also with
relatives at stockport. Mrs. Gabus
maiden name was Blanche Patter-
son and she is a cousin of J. f
Patterson. She at one time resided
at Stockport Her husband is de
ceased.
The Marietta Times of Aug. 1C
said: Major VIM. M. Goodman, U
S. A., and his wife, Mrs. Marjorie
Whitaker Goodman, are expected tt
arrive in Marietta Saturday IRON
Boston, where they spent month
and will be guests at the nome o.
Mrs. Goodman's parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. f. c.. Whitaker, of Rathbone
They will join their little daughter
Frances here, she having spent
month at the home of her grand
parents while Major and Mrs. Good
man were travelling in New Eng
land. She came here with Mrs
Whitaker from Fortress Monroe
Va. Major Goodman has been sta
toned at Fortress Monroe, severa
years, and the family is now en-
route to u. S. army post at For
Leavenworth Kan, where MaJo
Goodman will be stationed. He eX
poets to spend only few days here
Mrs. Goodman and daughter will re
main several weeks.
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