Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-11


Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shane of Ak
ron visited the week end in Malta
with the latter's mother, Mrs. j. w.
Barnhart, and other relatives.
Mrs. Pearl Ralston returned Tues
day to her home in Caldwell, fol-
lowing a short visit here with her
father, V. A. Van Horn, and sister,
Mrs Dal Thomas.
Mr. Robert Christie, student at
the University of Michigan, is spend
ing his vacation of week, between
semesters, here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Christie.
! Mr. Orrin Masterson of New Lex
ington visited here Saturday with
his mother, Mrs. o. T. Masterson.
The latter accompanied him home,
for a brief visit.
| Mrs. j. H. Stalker entertained Fri
day evening with pot luck supper,
in honor of her husbands birthday.
Later in the evening auction bridge
was played.
Mrs A. B. Mercer has been visit
ing in Columbus with her mother,
Mrs Shelton. Mr.. Mercer visited
Sunday in Columbus, his wife re-
turning home with him.
Mrs. Opal Moore, wife of Deputy
Sheriff Paul Moore of Caldwell, is
recovering from a major operation
l1lx ;4o1
GAINESVILLE.
w. o. Barnes and daughter Peggy
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Roberts OF
lUnionville, and Mr.. Clair Ferguson
of Warsaw, attended the president s
ball Saturday night in McConnels-
vile.
Mrs. Herbert A. Dilley of Duncan
Falls, who underwent an operation
for appendicitis. at the Good Sa-
maritan hospital a few weeks ago
has returned to her home and is re-
ported as recovering. Miss Edith
Kildow. r. NJ, GAINESVILLE, was the
nurse in charge.
Mrs. Mary Lindimore of Marietta
visited the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clair White
near McKendree. The high water
in Marietta did not reach them
since they reside in the higher part
of the city, near the Mound ceme-
terry.
Mrs. c. II. Robinson of Roseville
| ha -,
| County Democrat has been going
for many years, renewed her sub
scription recently and expressed her
| great appreciation Of the paper. and
stated that they look forward each
week to it's coming
Miss Nellie L. Gray. a former
teacher Of music in the Muskineum
| college conservatory Of music, died
Sunday night following a years
| illness. She is survived by four
| brothers, one of whom is Prof w.
". Gray of the Muskingum college
faculty. Funeral services were held
| Wednesday afternoon, with burial in
New Concord cemetery.
c. C. Gettles Of Gallipolis. one
| of the organizers Of the southeastern
Ohio Engineers association, and
president of the Gallipolis chamber
Of commerce, died Friday at CALI
polls Of pneumonia. contracted dur
ing the Ohio river food. Mr. Get
ties was well known here. having
been at Rocky Glen sanatOrium on
different occasions. Besides his wife,
he leaves one small child.
a jury in common pleas court.
GAINESVILLE, awarded Frank Wolfe OF
Crooksville, $4,000 damages against
Homer Cain, GAINESVILLE, owner Of
the Red Star TaXicab company
Wolfe sought damages in the sum OF
100000 for injuries sustained in an
automobile accident, when he was a
passenger in the car, which it is said
left the road and crashed through
fence. The driver Of the car was IA
tally injured in the accident.
In special feature article appear
ing in the Columbus Dispatch, un-
der the heading "P T. A. Two Mil
lion Strong Guides Tomorrow's
Citizens" Mrs. Kenner Mcconnell is
spoken of in complimentary terms,
several times in the article She has
not only been active in the Columbus
district but in the state at large.
She is now president of the central
district. Because Of her outstand-
ing work in the movement she has
been made life member, along
with 13 other women of Columbus.
The Marietta Times states Mrs.
Belva T. WoOdburn Of Stockport
has filed suit in common pleas court
against Thomas "A. Woodburn Of
Vincent. seeking to recover $34278
as the balance that she claims un-
der signed contract for support of
their minor children. The parties
separated some years ago and at
that time the court approved a set
tlement with provision that the de-
fendant was to pay stipulated sum
for support of the children. He has
failed to keep that agreement, it is
charged. Frederick G. Myers is at
torney for the plaintiff.
Our customers tell us: 1--WE have
used all kinds of coal, but the load
you brought from your mine is as
good as we ever used. Lump 12c
per bushel, so bushel or more; 13c
for less than so bushel.--Jacob Fl
Stalker. 28j3
Mrs. r. v. Moody of Columbus,