Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-09-23

nesday. We are putting these on
with a splendid program at no ad-
vance in prices.
Mrs. Charles Irwin, near Knights
store, remains quite i'll with compll-
cations, following an attack OF flu.
Mr.. Harry Henderson of Bristol
township is able to be out, after
having been quite i'll with grip.
Messrs. Clyde Murray and John
Partesius spent Sunday in Cleve-
land.
Mr.. Russell Moore who is en-
ployed at the McConnelsville garage,
suffered cash in his arm recently
from windshield glass, which re-
quired stitches to close.
Mr.. Jack Williams and little son
Jack Clifford of Columbus visited
here Tuesday and Wednesday, with
the latter's grandfather, Mr.. G. c.
Mckay, and other relatives.
Messrs Marion Fisher and Dwight
Miller, students at the Cincinnati
College of Embalming, came Mon
day to spend their vacation of two
weeks with their home people.
There is more real value crowded
into the smallest size cabinet in
Glow Boy circulating heater, and
they are good looking too. See dis
play at Morris Hardware.
Mr.. Harry Lowe of this place has
purchased the Mrs. Norma Clifton
property on Kennebec hill. He
bought the place as an investment,
and he and his family may later
occupy it as their home.
Mr.. L. H. Sears and daughters,
the Misses Italia and Patty Sears,
motored to Cleveland Sunday. Miss
Italia Sears remained and will at
tend the Western Reserve Univer-
sity the coming year. Miss Patty
Sears will attend Ohio State Uni
versity. n
Mrs. Paul Murray of New Phila
delphia and her son Charles Murray
of Akron have been visiting here
for several days with the formers
other relatives. Mrs. Murray is in
quite poor health. Her son Charles
holds position with the Pennsyl-
vania railroad company
Mr. w J. Mcconnell of Colum-
bus visited Tuesday with his broth
er, Benz Mcconnell, of Meigs, who
remains in critical condition Mr..
Mcconnell reports that his daugh-
been quite ill, is improved. Mrs.
Shields recently gave birth to a
daughter, dead at birth.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles ]. Caller
and their son, Mr.. and Mrs. j. e.
Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A Gay
lord and Mrs. Kate Finley attended
the fall meeting of the Athens pres
bytery, held Monday. Sept. 20, at
is moderator of the presbytery, read
a very valuable and interesting pa
per.
Mr.. Iver Robinson visited last
week, the Hudson factory in De-
troit, where he pre-viewed the new
1898 Hudson and Hudson Terra
plane, motor cars, and heard plans
for Pres6en the coming Rar outlined nnd obey by
Hudson factory executives. Mr.. Rob
inson, the local Hudson and Hudson
Terraplane dealer, states that the
new cars were the greatest value
achievement in the history of the
company
Mr.. Dwight Balding was pleas
antly surprised Sunday evening,
Sept. 10, at a birthday party given
in his honor at the home of Miss
Mary Evelyn Smith. Those present
besides the host and hostess were
the Misses Mary Moore, Mary Rhine
hart, May Balding,, Ernestine Dan
iel, Marguerite Hardesty, Beulah
McGregor and Messrs. Dee Dunkle.
Merle Wallace, Fred Swift, Galen
Hardesty, John Daniel, and Billie
Dugan. Dainty refreshments were
served. The decorations were in
pink and white. Mr. Balding re-
ceived many nice and useful gifts.