Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
Reinersville

Mr. ana MRS. Herman GllIlland
had for Sunday visitors Mr.. and
Mrs. George Schlenner and the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Bruner, all Of
Cam mbridge, and Mrs. Twyla Ed
wards Of McConnelsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis McFerren and
three grandchildren of Belle VAL
| ley, were callers at the home of the
writer, Sunday.
Newton Erwin Of GAINESVILLE has
| been employed as cook and house.
keeper at the F. H. Rex home.
Mary, wife of Dick Walters, was
painfully injured few days ago,
when she fell from the porch at
their home, near Forest Grove.
Mrs. Goldie Tetlow Of Wheeling,
w. Va, spent part of last week at
the home of her mother, DR.. and
Mrs Fiscus. She left Friday for her
home, accompanied by Miss Opal
Fiscus, who will spend a few days
at the Tetlow home.
Three Accidents
! The oldest daughter Of Mr.. and
,.
chester, received severe cuts in one
foot, when thrown from d disc har-
| how, which she was operating, last
! Friday. The disc ran over the foot,
causing the injury. She was brought
to Reinersville for surgical treat
ment.
Ford, son of Harley Parks, of
near Forest Grove, received a brok-
en- leg, few days ago, when load
of rails on which he was riding,
, overturned with him.
A. H. Mills of GAINESVILLE. was in
an automobile accident Saturday
evening, on the steep hill just this
side of the Eddy place. He had met
Dow Haines and turned his head to
| speak, when the car got out of con-
troll and ran off the road, and when
about 80 feet from the roadway,
turned entirely over, lighting on it's
wheels. When it was backed down
into field where it could be cotton
out, it was driven away under it's
own power, and was found to have
| been but very little damaged.
We understand store is to be
started in the store room at Center
vile, in the near future.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Teeters (Alice Allen) in a
Marietta hospital, last Sunday.
Ralph Woodward is moving his
family to the DR.. Fiscus property
near Otho, this week. This property
was formerly known as the Wash
Cannon home.
Bennett Griffin, one of the five
who were in the monoplane which
man Gilliland farm, last January,
collapsed from the effect of carbon
monoxide gas, last Thursday, while
making a flight from Kansas City
to Oklahoma City. After Griffin
bad collapsed, Jack Story, who was
making the flight with Griffin, took
the controls and made a safe land
ing at Oklahoma City.
The daughter born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund Walters (Lois HilD of
Columbus, on Tuesday afternoon of
last week, has been named Janet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Everett of
near GAINESVILLE, Nick Leland of
GAINESVILLE, Gustin Leland of Cali
fornia, and Mrs. Frances Okey of
Columbus, were callers at the home
of the writer, Sunday afternoon.
They were on their way to the Stew
ems (Watson) cemetery near Cross
Roads church. All except Mr.. Ev-
erett were grandsons and grand
daughters of the late J. A. G. Le-
land, former we'll known figure
and stock raiser and dealer of east
ern Morgan county. He resided for
many years on a farm near Leb-
anon church. Gustin and Nick Le-
land and Mrs. Blanche Everett are
sons and daughter Of the late Am
Leland, a prominent farmer, stock
dealer and commissioner Of Mus
kingum county. Mrs. Frances Okey
is daughter of Mr.. Horace Porter,
and Mrs. Minnie Leland Porter. and
is a teacher in the Columbus
schools. Mr.. Everett is operator of
a filing station near GAINESVILLE.
Gustin Leland went to California
about 20 years ago. and has been
resident of that state since. He is
travelling man. Gustin Leland ex-