Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-09-14

thaA Patterson, at Athens. u Miss
| Marian Reed and Mrs Carl Bowman
attended the annual picnic Of the
past matrohs and patrons of the O..
e. S., at Athens, Sunday
l.. Bailey and wife and Misses Ella
and Lucille Hiatt were guests Fri
Glouster.- Mrs. Ranie Yarnell is
moving from the Philip Vandyke
roims into the rooms of Mrs. Diana
Brewer, recently vacated by Arthur
Evans and family Edward PEBBLES
of Washington, ID. c., is visiting at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Don
Wilson, and husband Mrs. Anna
Mullins of Clemdennon, w. Va ).
came last week for an indefinite stay
with her daughter, Mrs. l. B. Nut
ter, and family Mrs Matte Crew
King who has been living in the
Minta Hopes rooms, moved last
week into part Of the Mae Creigh
ton house. .--Flossie Work spent the
week end with her parents, John
Works, at Pattin Mills.--Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Davis and daughter Sara
Of Dresden were supper guests Sun
day of w. G.. Fawcett and family.
Charles and Lewis Gibbons were also
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard (Dick)
Fawcett and daughter Kathleen of
Edmond Okla, and Mrs. Mabelle
Black of Pittsburgh, Pa, who have
been guests at the Fawcett home,
returned to their homes Monday. =
Elmer Lemley and wife of Mt. Ster-
ling visited Sunday and Monday
with Arthur Vercoe and family. -
Lewis NJ Smith and wife were Sun
day guests Of Lee Smith and wife
at Frazeysburg. Miss Dora Phelps
of Marietta spent Sunday with her
brother, James Phelps, at the Frank |
Hammond home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Smith Of Watertown were call
ers Monday at the Hammond home,
and attended the funeral of J. G.
Hiatt Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brush of
Swanton and Mr. and Mrs. Morris
tended the funeral of J. C. Hiatt.
Monday. Mrs. Brush is a sister OF
the deceased, and Mrs. Thompson IS
a niece Of Mr.. tt.--Albert DAM
ielson of Devops Dam, spent Satur
day and Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Eta Danielson.--Eu Eugene Dan
ielson. little son of Ben Danielson.
had the misfortune to fall from a
porch, Friday evening, while at playI
sustaining severe sprain of his
left arm. He is suffering a great
deal of pain.
Jasper Charles Hiatt
Jasper Charles Hiatt, son of Jes-
Sc L. and Mary Jane Stonemanl
Hiatt, was born Oct. Is, 1869, and
passed away Sept s, 1899, at his
home. Death was sudden, following
q heart attack. The Hiatts werel
among the pioneer Quaker settlers
Of Marion township, and with theI
of II years spent in Wa
tertown, O., where he engaged inl
his chosen work as a blacksmith,
his entire life was spent in Chester
bill and vicinity March 30, 1899,
he married Lulu Quimby of Water
town, thus beginning life of out
standing harmony and devotion. All
who knew this happy man and wife
we're impressed by their oneness OIL
purpose in work and joy of living.
Besides Lulu, his wife, Gap" as bel
was known to all, is survived by a
brother, Clarence S. Hiatt, Of Penns-
Vile, and a sister, Mrs. Lena Brush
)f Swanton, o. A sister, Mrs. Cal
lie Shields, and an infant sister,
Susan, are deceased. Surviving, all
20, are a number of nieces and neph-
aws in Illinois and Wisconsin, asI
we'll as cousins For many years
Jap" had been member of thel
church of Water
own, and was, also a member of
Tairview grange. A large group
If friends in all walks of life regretI
he passing of one whom 1T was a
pleasure to call friend.
Funeral services were held at the
lome Monday afternoon, with bur-
al in Chesterhill cemetery.