Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-29

are hard to get.
Mrs. Clara Allison Quinn, rs, ct
Sharpsburg, passed away Jan. 81
at a. m. She was the widow Of
! Andrew Wallace Quinn, Whose
death occurred a year ago to the
yery day. She is survived by five
sons and three daughters. Funeral
rites were Saturday afternoon al
the Sharpsburg Methodist church.
with interment in Mt HermoD
cemetery.
Many subscribers from outside
this county and the adjoining coun.
ties are taking advantage of the
present rate to put their subscrip.
ton in good standing. Remember
after Feb. 4, 1912, the rate on such
subscriptions will be So per year.
Save money by paying up now and
as far in advance as you choose at
the present low rate of $3.50 per
Mr.. and Mrs G.. S. Havener and
son George of this place expect to
move about April /, to the resi-
dence, formerly DR.. Lee Hum
phrey's home, which was recently
purchased by Mrs. Havener's sister.
Mrs. Mary Price, of Malta. The
latter will also move to the same
property. G. D. Wagner and fam
lily who are residing in the house,
have not decided as to their future
location.
Proceeds of the American Legion
and Ladies Auxiliary party held
Friday evening at the American
$3.50, which We're given the Red
Cross. More than 200 attended the
party, and enjoyed the dancing,
games and cards. Mrs. Katie
Haynes, president of the Auxiliary,
assisted by committee from the
Auxiliary and committee from the
Legion, had charge Of the gather
ing.
The Little Phil Inn at Somer-
set was damaged by fire Friday
morning when blaze broke out in
the basement, possibly from an
overheated or defective furnace.
Eight guests on the second and
third floors were forced to flee by
ladders. Considerable merchandise
was stored in the basement. The
loss is estimated at about $4,000.
The fire was brought under control
by the Somerset volunteer fire de-
partment. The hotel has % guest
rooms.
Many subscribers from outside
this county and the adjoining cOun-
ties are taking advantage of the
present rate to put their subscrip-
tion in good standing. Remember
after Feb. 4, 1912, the rate on such
subscriptions will be So per year.
Save money by paying up now and
as far in advance as you choose ut
the present low rate of $3.50 per
year.
Robbers entered the Caldwell
high school building Friday night
and damaged the building and of
flee equipment to the estimated
amount of about $500. 1t is stat
ed the thieves entered the building
by cutting hole through the Win
dow pane in the manual training
room. In the principals office they
blasted the safe to receive the mon
ey, ransacked the desk and drawers
and tore the files loose. Both out
side doors of the building were left
open when the robbers left the
building.
Mrs. Elmira Young, 76, near Un-
ion Hill, Blue Rock township, Mus
kingum county, died Sunday even
ing at her home, following years S
illness with complications She
was the widow Of Francis Young.
He died 30 years ago. She was 4
member of the Union Hill Metho-
dist church and of the Union Hill
grange. She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Virgil Derwacter
of Blue Rock township, and Mrs.
Herschel Monroe of Columbus; a
son, Riley, of the home a sister,
Mrs. Sadie Gutridge of Glenfor'
and six grandchildren. Funeral
services were held Wednes'"'
ernoon at 1880 O'Clock at the home,
etery.