Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-03-01
Reinersvillc

/ We got up our Reinersville sec
ton, last week, and sent it to tht
post office at about 8 80 Tuesda!
morning, but suppose it went tt
Joetown or some other point, since
ii didn't appear in the columns ot
the Democrat.-(The correspond
ence was not received .-Editor).
Noble Wiley was taken to Ma.
rietta hospital last Friday, where
he underwent an operation for ap
pendicitis. The report from his
bedside is that he is getting along
as well as could be expected.
Ne notice by a Caldwell paper
that Joshua Richard Steele and
Miss Della Martin were united in
marriage about Feb. 1.
The changes made by spring NOV
ing in this vicinity, SO far as they
have been reported to us, are as
follows. Everett Combs will move
his family to the j. D. Haines farm
on Early Ridge: Albert Marshall
moves his family from the former
D. w. Bamfield property, on Early
Ridge, to the George Blackburn
farm in Center: Cloyd Morrison
will move his family from West
Reinersville, to the property va
Gated by Mr.. Marshall; Mr.. Coffee
will move his family from the Cy-
rus Allen property, to the j. w.
Wilson farm, below Otho, now own
ed by w. 0. Workman; Ed Ander-
son will move his family from the
J. H. Harper farm at Manchester,
to the o. r. Croy farm above Rem
rock, formerly owned by the late
D. J. Green.
Russell Boggs who stays at the
Charles Drummond home, is report
ed not in the best of health.
DR.. H. L. Fiscus took daughter
of Walton Morris of Rich Valley,
to a Marietta hospital, last Satur-
day, for an appendicitis operation.
There certainly has been more
cold weather and more SHOWS, dur
ing the month of February, this
year. than we have hal in the
same month for quite long while.
The road leading north from
state route 78 at Rehobeth church,
up Little Olive Green creek and
connecting with state route 78 at
the north line of the v. B. Parks
farm, has been placed In the coun-
ty system and the work of clean
ing out the roadside preparatory to
grading and surfacing will start at
once. This road, when completed,
will make an excellent road and
will accommodate quite a number.
Homer Lautzenheiser who has
been i'll for quite while, and un-
der a doctors care, will go to Co
lumbus this week, where he will
enter the Ohio State University
clinic, where he will have thor
ough examination, and where
treatment for his case will prob
ably be prescribed.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Craft mabel Ruth !
Rex at their home in Cumberland,
last week. The newcomer is a /
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl I
Rex of Woodgrove.
Mrs. Arthur Morris Dies
Mrs. Arthur Morris, So, who had
been i'll for quite while, and who
lad been In Columbus hospital
Early in the winter for treatment,
passed away at their home just out
If Reinersville, at about o'clock
Friday evening, from a complica-
ion of diseases. The family had
pent some Of their early married
ife in the south, but they moved
,ere from Moscow about two years
go. She leaves her husband and
wo daughters, Ernestine, of Cleve-
and and Louise of the home, and
ne son, John Morris, of the home.
;he also leaves one brother, Virgil
Rowland of Beverly. The funeral
vas Sunday afternoon, the service
eing held in the Presbyterian
hurch at Beverly, with interment
n the Beverly cemetery.