Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-14

See the dlVan Dack SludlO cOucHeS
at Mendel's.
F. B. Kraps of the Kraps & Betz
store is suffering with liver trouble.
Mendel's have a fine line of baby
| cribs and high chairs.
| Atty VIM. L. Weber, well known
practicing attorney of GAINESVILLE,
has announced his candidacy for
prosecuting attorney Of Muskingum
| county, on the Democratic ticket.
1t is quite a study-just the right
| kind of paint that is best adapted
to your needs Morris Hardware is
always careful in advising you and
can often save you time, labor and
expense.
John Sherman returned to his
duties at the Brown Manly Plow
company plant, today, after having
been off duty suffering with pain N
his side. X-ray pictures show that
his trouble is not serious, and will
yield to medical treatment.
There has never been plow that
came as near suiting everybody for
general purpose plow as the old
original "Imperial;" they have
stood the test for 40 years with
Morris Hardware.
Charles R. Gadd, cashier of the
Waterford bank, and candidate for
treasurer of Washington county,
has practically recovered from in
juries he sustained on the night of
March l, on state route II, near
Coal Run.
Just received new shipments of
| inner spring mattresses. Also felt,
! semi-felt and cotton mattresses
Mendel's.
Ralph Barnes, of Wyandotte,
Mich, who is visiting with his par
. ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Barnes,
Stockport, was a business caller
! here Tuesday. Mr. Barnes and his
sister, Miss Mildred, reside at Wyan
/ dotte, where they both have posi-
! tons.
Mrs. Efie Blackburn and daugh
| ter Miss Erma Blackburn, visited
! Sunday in Columbus with the for
mer's daughter, Miss Clara Black
burn. They were accompanied to
Columbus by Mrs. Alma Stebbirs
and daughter, Miss Grace Stebbins,
who visited the latter's sister Mrs.
Dal Scott and family.
| DR.. anl Mrs Frank Lande left
this week for their home at Ashe-
vile, n. c. Mrs. Lande was called
here because of the death of her
mother, Mrs. M. d. Ford, and her
husband joined her here Sunday.
Mrs. Lande has sold her property
here near Kenney's grocery to her
brother VIM. Ford.
Levi Morris, 73, coal miner, of
Caldwell, died Sunday evening att
his home, following a two months
illness Of complications Surviving
are his widow, Hattie Kackley Nor
ris; three daughters; two sons;
four Grandchildren; four brothers
and three sisters. Apollo Morris OF
McConnelsville is one of the broth
ers. Funeral services were held
Tuesday with interment in Olive
cemetery.
Mrs. H. c.. Betz and Mrs. ID. S.
Thomas entertained number OIL
guests with a dinner bridge party
Monday evening. Dinner was serv-
ed at the City restaurant, covers be-
ing laid for IL guests. st. Patrick S
decorations were used. Later n
the evening bridge was played at
the home of Mrs. Thomas, Kennebec |
hill. Out of town guests included
Mrs Pearl Ralston and Miss Lena
Walters of Caldwell, and Mrs. II. c.
Kennard of Newark.
Mrs. Melissa Jane Warren, SO, |
widow of Henry Warren, died Mon
day afternoon at the home of her |
son, Rev N. O. Warren, of Bartlett. |
Funeral services were held at the
Bartlett Methodist church, Wednes- |
day afternoon, with burial in Bart |
lett cemetery. Mrs. Warren was a |
daughter of the late Daniel and
Elizabeth Fell Tippie, and was born
in this county. Besides her son,
she leaves three grandchildren and
two great grandchildren, and Sis |
ter, Mrs. Amanda Grimes, of Los
Angeles. Calf, One son, Charles d.