Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08

Maier remains about the same.
Mendeps just received new ship
ments of lamp and radio tables.
according to the county health
commissioner the scarlet fever stu
alton is improved. There are still
few cases under quarantine, all very
light, but the epidemic is rapidly
fading
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Eveland
of the Red and White store have
been very ill the past three weeks
with intestinal flu, and Mr.. Eveland
is now suffering with rheumatism.
Mrs. Eveland was in the. store for,
little while on Wednesday, for the
first
Mrs c. III. Fouts, who has spent
several weeks in Columbus, taking
treatment from a specialist, has re-
turned home and will remain until
after the holidays. Mrs. Fouts' son
Magician Mcdonald Birch, and wife,
are expected here to spend Christ
mas.
The missionary society of the
Main Street Church of Christ VIII
meet Will MI .. 1CI u uuC 1bi WI =
"Christmas In the city, Leader
Mrs. Amy Drake; Devotional leader,
Miss Winifred Havener. Hidden an
sTers, L. T. Conner.
Miss Mary Lovinia Davis. 73, died
Monday at her home in Columbus,
following a three years illness. She
was a native of this county, but had
resided in Columbus for the past 40
years She is survived by two sis
ters. Misses Eleanor and Lenore
Davis of the home. Another sister;
Miss Kathryn Davis, died July 10
Of this year.
A daughter named Dawn Ann was
born Saturday, Dec. 3, to DR.. and
Mrs. Austin Coulson, at University
hospital Columbus. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred D. Coulson Of Malta, are
grandparents, DR.. Coulson is sur
gical inferno at the University hos
pital, Columbus.
Mrs Greta Vincent Latin, 66,
wife of James H. Latin, of Vincent,
died Saturday morning at the home
Of her son, John " Latin, of Ma
rietta. Besides her husband and
son named, she leaves one daugh
ter, Mrs. 0. w. Mitchell, of Hub
bard. John V. Latin, the son, at
one time resided here, and was as
sistant engineer in resident state
Barkhurst
Mrs. A. L. Smith entertained the
members of the Loyal Berean Sun
day school class Of the Main Street
Church of Christ last Thursday ev~
ening. Following a program, and
the exchange of gifts, officers were
elected as follows. President, Mrs.
Amy Drake; vice president, Mrs.
trude Carder; treas, Mrs. Mabel
Mace; teacher, Mrs A. M. Love; as
sistant teacher, Mrs. A. l.. Smith.
The hostess served a nice luncheon.
farmer of Rainbow locality Wash
ington county, died Monday, fol-
lowing a four and a half years i'll
ness with paralysis. In his younger
days he was very active in the oil
business in the Trail Run field, Mon
roe county, the Deist farm being one
OF the largest and richest in that
field. The Deists moved to Rainbow
in 1899 and purchased farms OF
large acreage The deceased was an
uncle of Lawrence Deist of Center
bend, this county.
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Peregory, of
Pueblo, Col, who were former resi-
dents of Center township, celebrat-
ed their 60th wedding anniversary,
Saturday. Their marriage took
place near Beverly. Mrs. Peregory,
before marriage, was Miss Mary
Frances Silvus. They are the par
ents of the following children: Mrs.
Harry Corbin and Mrs. W. D. Nc
Gee, of GAINESVILLE; Mrs. Iona Stokes
and Clarence Peregory, of Pueblo,
Col
George Ross who enlisted in the
u. S. navy, is still at the Great
Lakes Training School, Chicago.
Ross had expected to be transferred
a battleship at San Diego. Cal
ifornia, more than month ago,
but was kept in Chicago, after hay-
ing had his tonsils removed. Unless
unforeseen happens, he
will go to the Pacaflc coast Dec.
28, and board the Battleship Ne
vada, Ieavin gsoon after on an ex-
tensive ocean cruise. He is the old
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ross
Of Echo Hill
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