Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-07

Malta M. IL. cnurcn clOSeu ouhuay
night, after two weeks series.
There were 66 additions to the
church, large percent of them be-
ing pupils from the Sunday school.
Mrs. Nellie Massey Rouanzoin of
Westland was called to Wheeling by
the serious illness of her sister Mrs.
j. II. Ewing, who underwent a Sc
we're operation for throat trouble.
James Johnson and +. M. Fisher,
who have heretofore conducted a
partnership under the name of the
Standard Manufacturing Supply
company, have dissolved partner
ship, Mr. Fisher retiring, and Mr..
johnson continuing the business un-
der the name OF the Standard Sup
ply company.
Airs. a. j. Sands has been quite
poorly for several days, confined to
the house and unable to get around.
Homer Blackburn, who lives on
Malta hill, is suffering from stom-
ach trouble and other ailments. His
wife who has been poorly for some
time is better, and able to be Up.
Bert Patterson Of McConnelsvilie
is employed in the Panhandle shons
in Columbus, and he and his wife
will locate there.
The special meetings recently
held at Beallsville resulted in
rs accasstons. There have been 81
aceessions en- this charge since con-
ference. Rev. g. II. Hammond is
the pastor.
Mrs. John Balm COra Johnson)
left for her new home at Kenosha,
Wis. H1rs. Balm is wen known here,
having acted in the capacity Of
court etenogranher.
When at work last Thursday at
the mantel factory, Howard Price,
gon Of Mr. Bert Price, had a narrow
escape from being burned to death.
A cloth which he had i'll his hand
and which was saturated with gaso-
line. fgnited when he shook it too
cose to q fire. His clothing be
came enveloped in flames, and ii
was only by promptly throwing him
self on the floor and smothering the
names out that his life was saved.
Rev. Mr.. Rogers of Granville
who was here last Sunday. was en-
tertained at dinner by Captain J. W
Barkhurst and wife. Mr.. Rogers
and Captain Barkhurst were near
neighbors when the latter resided
for q time in Granville.
Chas. H Tysinger, who has beer
i'm the Mansfield branch of the Row
land Co. furniture house, has ac
cepted the management of The Re
liable Furniture company of Zanes
Vile.
+. 3. Newberry of Crooksville, ;
minister of the Church OF Christ
end Leonard Mitchell. minister o
the Methodist Episcopal church
have been licensed to solemniz'
marriages in the state Of Ohio.
VIM. Manifold, aged II, died a
ais home at Dillonvale, o., recently
and was buried at Sharon.
At the council meeting Mr.. VIII
Eetcaif was appointed cemetery SUI
porintendent A. B. Gorrell was re
appointed street commissioner.
Mrs. John Bumgardner Of Malta
whose illness had been mentioned
at different times, died Feb. 8. He
maiden name Was Eva Sislz, anC
she was born near RinEgold.
The condition Of Albert Lindi
more Of EaglepOrt remains critical
lie has been very low for severa
days, with two doctors in attend
ance He is suffering with pneu
monia. Mr.. Lindimore is at th'
home of his sister, Mrs. Waite
Barnes here.
Meigsvill9: Misses Frances Pett!
and Dove Fisher, who are attending
school in McConnelsville, visited a
the home of Miss Fisher, Saturda.
and Sunday.
Fairyiew: j. e. Benjamin ha'
three valuable sheep killed by
haystack blowing on them.
Calvary: M. l.. Dulaney and sol
Gyde are busy tying tobacco. Mr.
Dulaney has fine crop and will
ship it to firm at Louisville, Ky.
North Hackney: Abram Bolinge
AID sons Ira and Peter were recen
visitors at Trimble. Peter has re
turned to his home in Fulton coun
ty, and Ira will go back to Illinois
where he has been employed thre'
years.
Locust Grove: Samuel Scott ha
purchased the property known a
the John Sands property, in Nor
ganville, and will move there tn
first OF April.
Harmony Hill: Miss Cassie McEl
hiney, who is the teacher at Har
mopy HILL resumed her teaching
Monday, after a weeks vacation, oil
account of sickness in the com
Hunity.
East Windsor: Wright McCrack
en- spent the past week with hi
parents Thomas McCracken AM
wife
Lemon Hill: Mrs. Ollie Moore ha
returned to her home at Wheeling
w. Va, after an extended visit witt
relatives here.
Crooksville route: Amos Pletch
er. while roofing a barn fell abou
Is feet, badly bruising his body
He is still in a critical condition
Rev. Mr.. Griffith of Deavertown ha
begun a series of meetings at Por
tersville.
Mrs. Francena McNabb of Rein
ersville died Feb. 1, and was bur
led the 4th i'm Rehoboth cemetery
sire leaves two children--R G. Nc
Nnbb, the Reinersville undertakes
and Mrs. VIM. Brill of ReinersvilI