Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-01-26
Morgan Oh Thursday January 1899

The Nc
Mrs. AIonzo Hanson entertained
with lovely luncheon at her home /!
last Thursday, the guests being sev
eral near neighbors and friends.
Russell Glass of Columbus, former
manual teacher in NJ & M, and
brothers, Joy of Jackson and John
Of Columbus, were week end bus |
mess visitors here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otho Jones and three
sons Of Malta, visited with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
worth Jones, near Glouster.
Mrs. Mary Hammond of this place
was one of the speakers at farmers
Institutes held last week, and this
week, in Morrow and Butler coun
ties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil HI. Manley OF
Dayton accompanied by Mrs. Man
ley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Reuter- of Lawrence, Kan, visited
Mr.. Manley's parents Rev. and Mrs.
L. A. Manley of this place, Satur-
day.
Ralph Marshall of Crosswell,
Mich, made a brief visit Monday
with his great nephew ex-sheriff W.
M. Newton and family Of Malta. The
former is a son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Anson Marshall who died al
week apart, during the flu epidemic
in 1918.
Hon. and Mrs. John Whitney, who
are temporarily located at Newark,
spent the week end here at their
home. If Mr.. Whitney, state ac-
countant, completes the auditing OF
the records of Licking county, soon,
he and his wife may take a trip to
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Barkhurst
returned Friday from trip TO-
Warm Springs, Ga, where they took
their daughter Miss Dorothy Bark
hurst, who will spend an indefinite
time there taking treatment for in
fantile paralysis. She stood the trip
the best of any she has made to or
from that place.
Clutch Oven" coal range is here
but true-the new range
from top to bottom, inside and out
Greatest Range advance in fifty
years. See it at Morris Hardware.
Mrs. w. NJ. Newton and daughter
Mrs. Charles Kennard of Malta en-
tertained with a chicken dinner Sun
day. Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Jones of Crooksville, Scott
Woodward and Ida Browne of near
Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Bachelor of Malta, and the members
OF the Newton and Charles Kennard
families.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Embree an6
daughter Sheila, who recently NOV
4da to their farm in Penn township, !
which they purchased from George
!. Perry, were pleasantly surprised
last Friday evening when neighbors |
md friends to the number of &c
,ame to their home. Light refresh |
nents were served and games were
played.
Mrs. Lucille Richardson, nurse at |
Rocky Glen sanatorium, had as he7
guest last Friday, her friend Mrs |
Helen Graf, of Los Angeles, Calf. |
Who spent several months in Lon |
lon, England, where she did nursing
Miss Graf who left Saturday for he1
nome, was accompanied as far as |
Columbus by Mrs. Richardson and |
sister Mrs. G. F. Moore.
Guy Hopkins of Olney, Ill, came
for an over Sunday visit |
With his mother Mrs. Carrie Hop |
Tins Of Reinersyille. Mr. Hopkins
eff here the first of last September |
md has been employed in the oil |
ields near Olney. He left Monday
making the trip by train Before
eaving he left a years subscription
or the Democrat, in order TO keep |
'Osted on the home news
Mrs. Walter Campbell has re-
eiyed word from her cousin Mrs,
'laude Sheridan Williams of Colum-
us, that her husband Win Williams |
as not been in good health for some
ime and has been receiving treat
nent at White Cross hospital since
he first OF the year. He was remoy
d to his home Saturday. His trOu
lie was diagnosed as kidney infec-
ion, and he is in a serous condition.
Friday noon potluc dinner was
njoyed at noon here at the H. ]
.eggett home Those present were:
1r. and Mrs A. L. Smith, Mr. an6
Irs. r. C. Wetherell, Mr. and Mrs
larry Donehoo and Mr.. and Mrs II.
Leggett. The occasion was in
onor Of the birthdays of the four
'omen, all near the same date. The
cmainder of the afternoon was
pent playing Chinese checkers.
Mrs. Margaret Atherton Walker |
Z. widow of George Walker, died
{ her home in Lowell Friday night
er early life was spent in the Bev
rly neighborhood. Following her
larriage the family home was at
DWELL Her husband, also her son
arl Walker, the latter a World War
1ldier, are both deceased. Funeral
.ryices were held Monday after
oon at o'clock at the Lowell
hurch Of Christ with Rev, Frank
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