Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-08-07

!, McConnelsville, Obi,
Special values in house dresses
and aprons. Whites.
Mrs. Irene Hale and two children
left Saturday for New York City.
where they are visiting the formers
brother, Mr.. Ralph Fleming.
Mems oxfords, $2.95, 1895;
boys shoes and oxfords. $1.95. Bar
gain basement.--White's.
Mr.. o. S. Evans of Roxbury, Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Sherman and Judge
and Mrs L. J. Weber of GAINESVILLE,
are noted among the Chautauqua
visitors.
lines of dresses, priced lower than
you expect.-White's
Mr.. Howard Gordon, Columbus,
and sister Mrs. Ed Foraker of Dea-
vertown, are visiting their brother
Auditor HI. w. Gordon, and attend
ing Chautauqua.
Mems oxfords, $2.95, 1895;
boys shoes and oxfords, $1.95. Bar
gain Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. H. L. Hunt of Lorain visited
the week end here with his cousin,
Mr.. Hiram McGrath, and with rela-
tives in Bristol township. Mr.. Hunt
is editor of the Labor Weekly, pub
lished at Lorain.
Mrs. Lille Walker who had been
visiting her daughter DR.. Ruth
Wilson of Beaver, Pa, returned
home Saturday, accompanied by her
daughter and Mrs. w. w. Wilson
and Miss Juliet Wilson, who spent
over Sunday here
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Kester and two
children of Crooksyille visited here
the week end with Mrs. Kester's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Nell. Mr.
Kester who has been a partner in
barber shop, with Dwight Torbert,
has sold his interest to Mr.. Torbert,
and may leave Crooksville.
The Sunshine Sewing club met
with Eta Stegner, July 80. Several
mem berS were present. Following
a regular business session, there
was short program. Plans were
made to have a picnic August IA,
| RI q
picnic. The next meeting was
held at Eva Ponchak's, Aug. 6.
Prof. w. T. Barr of Youngstown
came the latter part of last week to
join his wife and child who have
been visiting at the home of Mrs.
Malta, and with other relatives. Prof.
Barr is re-employed as high school
instructor in the Youngstown
schools.
Prof. and Mrs. F.. w. Murphy and
daughter Ruth and son Lewis, of
Pittsburgh, came Friday for a visit
with Mrs. Murphy's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. L. r. Gray. Mr.. Murphy re-
turned home the first of the week.
He is working on his Doctors degree
at the university of Pittsburgh. He
will join his family here the last of
this week, and all will remain until
the latter part of the month.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Harper of Ma
rietta and Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Long
ley and son Bobbie of this place, re-
turned Wednesday from five days
trip to Chicago, where they visited
relatives They were accompanied
home by Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Osler
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Senaco Of
Chicago, who will visit here at the
Longley home, and in Marietta with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor OF
kennebec ridge have been enter
tanning all their children, excepting
Mrs. Ray Larimore of Billings,
Mont Mrs r. C. Carroll and son of
Billings, Mont, have been spend
ing the summer here, and the 9th
ers are Mrs. Phil Crihfeld and
daughter Imogene of Atlanta, ILL.,,
and Mrs. C. c. Penrose and son of
Cleveland. Sunday all visited Bev-
erly and took dinner at Island Park
Rev. and Mrs G. w. Stoneking re-
turned Wednesday of last week
from a several days visit with the
formers sister, Mrs. B. A. Sherwin
and family of Conesville. = Sunday
evening Rev. Stoneking preached at
Conesville. While at the Sherwin
home they attended a surprise par
Nv, fir1n q
day anniversary of Miss Julia Nc
Bride. While away Mr.. and Mrs.
Stoneking also attended meeting at
Camp Sychar.
DR.. w. H. Scott and son DR.. Err
nest Scott, and daughter Miss Dor
othy Scott, all of Columbus, and DR..
Chas. Scott of New Haven, Ct, who
was visiting their father, visited
here Saturday and Sunday with the
Scott families and attended Chau-
tauqua Dr. Scott, first president OF
the O. S. o., former resident here.
and who is 80 years Of age, retains
his interest in this community, and
his mind is as keen as it was more
than a half century ago. His son
DR.. Ernest Scott is one of the lead
ing professors at the O. S. u, and
Dr. Chas. F. Scott holds the chair
of electrical science at Yale uni
versity.
The death of Herbert L. Morris,
58, occurred at Sheltering Arms
hospital in Athens July %, after a
several months illness He was life
long resident of Athens county, and