Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-06-28
Morganville

| Is spending a lew days at her
grandfather's IT. V. Torbert's, here.
Helen Carter has returned to her
home here, after spending a week
with hey aunt. Mrs. Mildred Fulton,
of Hickory ridge.
Silvey Richards and family of
Newark, Bud Fitch and family of
Buck Run, and several others visit
ed at Clell F'itchs Sunday.
The people of the neighborhood
| We're shocked Monday afternoon
when told of the sudden death of
Wilfred Scott of Buck Run. He
was working at his home and was
in the hay NOW, when he took a
pain around his heart, and died al
most instantly. Friends and rela-
| tiyes have our sympathy, When
| the Grim Reaper calls We must an
swer. The deceased and his broth
er-in-law John Glass made their
home together, and Miss Minnie
Anderson, a great niece of the de-
ceased kept house for them.
Charles Buckley, mother and
daughter visited Monday evening at
Judge Torbert's, in McConnelsyille
T. F. Clifton of Roseyille and NJ.
T. Boring of GAINESVILLE called on
the formers sister, Miss Ethel Cliff
ton, one day last week.
Gerald Buckley and family of
Portersville visited Friday at Chas.
Buckley's.
Miss Deloris Spears visited Satur-
day evening at Gertrude Ruckley's.
Mrs. Susie Spears and daughter
spent Saturday evening at Frank
Borden's.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Roberts spent
Sunday in GAINESVILLE at Bethesda
hospital. The last report we have
is that Miss Lena Roberts is not
| improving much. Her right hip is
giving her considerable trouble.
Since the nice rains we have had,
crops are looking fine, and nov
wheat harvest has begun, but the
hay harvest is rather slim in this
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Day visited
Sunday evening at Mrs. Lizzie
Sands.
J. f. Day made business trip
to McConnelsyille, Tuesday.
Alma and Charlotte Jordan visit
ed Sunday at Starretts.
Church Services
There will be preaching at the
Aoraanyille church, Sunday morn
ing. at II O'Clock. Sunday school
starts at 10 a. m, on account OF
nreachine services. Let's have
fnll attendance. Rev. Grove Of Nc
Connelsyille will hold the services.
We have our new quarterlies for
Sunday school, and are all set for
the summer. Come and help US
Maxine Wade, who is staying with
her aunt. Mrs. Clell Fltch, visited
sunday at her home at Ringgold.
Frank Breeze and Gerald Buck
ley Of Portersyille, called on friends
in Nor2anyille, Sunday.
Wilfred Il. Scott
wflfred b. Scott. died June 25,
1894. at the age of 81 years. He
died at four o'clock IN the alleI-
noon. He was a son Of the late
Davis D. and Envy Berry Scott.
He was born in Union township, ana
passed his entire life within a mile
of his birthplace. He vas never
married He worked as a farmer al
his life. He leaves two sisters
Mrs. Jennie Patterson Of Marshall,
Mo. and Mrs. Mary +. Irosier OF
Auistad n. M., and two brothers
Harry p. scott of Amistad, y. NJ
and Charles Scott of Morganyille'
IIe was preceded in death by TWO
sisters and one brother. Mr.. Scott
was industrious. He was a good
neighbor. always willing to lend
helping hand where needed, and
will be sadly missed in the home
and community. Funeral services
will be held this Thursday after
noon at the Deerfield Presbyterian
church, and burial will be made III
the church cemetery.