Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-09-04

l.. E. Grimes. GAINESVILLE; Mrs. Will
Matheney and son Edmund, Cald-
we'll; Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Jenkins,
Huntington, w. Va.
The passing of Joseph Flanders
takes another of Bristors long time
residents and Civil war veterans
/ When the writer was boy, Joe
was buying lumber and holding
singing schools. A very interesting
conversationalist, for out of his
wonderful experience and army life
there was always something to tell
that made us listen. We believe we
have but one more of these boys OF
blue who ever lived in Bristol
VIM. Fl White, now of McConnels-
Vile May he live long to make us
glad with his kindly manner and
pleasant smile.
We are informed that Mrs. Mar
garet Broedel of Noble county, who
was here only recently in attend
lance at the funeral of her daughter
Elizabeth Broedel, is now seriously
if not critically i'll, with gangrene.
VIM. Yauger and sister Mrs. Bi-
lanthia Baker are visiting relatives
and friends at their old home in
West Virginia.
Rev. J. L. Nuzum, daughters Gay
and Isabel and son James and MISS
Fry, of Mohawk, were callers at the
r. r. Jenkins home Wednesday OF
last week On account of the bic
event in church work at their home
Thursday. they could not attend the
funeral. so came the day before.
i wilson Henderson is under the
doctors care with heart trouble.
Mrs. J. w. Martin and new son
which weighed 1315 pounds instead
of 13 as noted last week, are dolne
nicely. They would likely nave
taken him to the state fair, had the
stork arrived a little sooner. MRS
lEIvin Rowland is caring Tor the
mother and babe.
Friends here are sorry to hear o.
the accident that befell Mrs. Aman
da Smith, Sunday, and hope fol
her speedy recovery.
Chas Haynes and family who
went to Albany, n. Y, where Mr
HAYNES expected to be employed
have returned. as the work was no
&c renresented They report see
ing lots of peaches in Pennsylvania
leaser wants us to lease Brls
fol township for him, one year,
free time, then soc per acre an'
eooo for gas well. While We neet
money. we don't want any that way
We want to see a well drilled soon
er than that.
:; Mrs. Mary Hamilton and daugh
fer Maydelle left Tuesday 10
Huntington. w. Va, where the.
will visit the formers brother, lie
land Jenkins and wife, after which
thew will return to Deavertown
where they will reside during th'
school wear. Mrs. Hamilton viii
teach the Black Oak school.
Prof Leland Jenkins will teacf
manual training and athletics, in th'
schools at Waverly, the coming
year.
We are informed that s. w
Scotts hogs which competed IN tht
ton litter contest weighed 2,78t
pounds at six months, II porkers
The old mother hog farrowed /:
last week, but only saved four.
n Dalton Gibeaut and Walter Ora
ham are operating the John Ander
son coal bank on the Easlick farm
With six drift mines and severa
stripping coal close to the village
it looks like there would be warn
time in the village.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mercer ant
grandchildren Ned and June Har
Ian, GAINESVILLE, spent Sunday ane
Monday at the B. f. Haines home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Beard anc
two children and Mrs. Raymond
Hickman and two children, all o.
Newark, spent Monday at the Sines.
/. Yauger home. They are friends o.
Mrs. Catherine Haines.
Whereas our cow had T. B. an6
went to the slaughter, we want to
buy another. Not so particular as
to the color Of the COW, as the col
or of the milk. We like blue sky