Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-10-21

w III. II. BOlln, 90, IOrHleT SHeTll
of Muskingum county died Sunday
Until his death, he was the Oldest
living past master of Lafayette
lodge, +. & A. NJ, GAINESVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs James Boner of
Kennebec hill had as guests Sunday.
VIM. E. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwell
Moore and son and daughter, anG
| Mrs. D. Hannas, all of Summerfield.
Mr. Ralph e. Huntington and
| son Ralph, of Canton, visited here
| the week end with the formers par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Dunning~
ton. Mr.. Dunnington's parents ac-
| companied him home for visit.
Miss Norma Monroe who holds a
position with the Home Owners
| Tuesday for a few days visit with
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jay Mon
| roe of Malta route, and other rela-
| tives.
DR.. Raymond Nutting left Satur-
| day for his home at Oakland, Calf
| following a few days visit with his
| of Sayre. DR.. Nutting and wife and
| their three children took a pleasure
| trip to Honolulu, the past summer.
Mr.. and Mrs c. l.. Stanbery en-
| tertained at dinner Sunday at the
| Kennebec hotel, the following
| guests: Atty and Mrs. John Van
| Devoort, and son Willis Van De-
voort of GAINESVILLE, and Mrs. Frank
! Brabson of Newark, ~ j.
Obtaining gas from gas wells is
one of the late developments in New
| Mexico. Wells there produce as
much as 1000, 900 cubic feet of car
| bon dioxide gas daily, and 10000
cubic feet of this gas makes one ton
| of dry ice which sells for 35 to 40
| dollars ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Estel Howard and
two children of East Fultonham
have been visiting here with Mrs.
| Howard's mother, Mrs Frank Mus
grove. Mr.. Howard and family plan
to leave soon for Florida, where
| they will spend the winter.
Mr.. Aubrey Wees, who has been
Rev. and Mrs. L. S. Wees, suffering
with sinus trouble, is much improv-
ed, and plans to return to work
soon. He is employed with the
Firestone Tire & Rubber company,
and when he was taken i'll, was at
Mansfield.
The marriage of Mr.. Clyde Beis-
ser and Miss Bernadetta Friesinger,
both of Philo, was solemnized Sun
day noon. in the u. 3. church. Phi
10, Immediately following the church
service. Following a wedding trip
to Canada, they will reside in
GAINESVILLE until their new home at
Duncan Falls is completed. Mr..
Beisser is employed with the Ohio
Power company, PhilO.
A deer weighing about 800
pounds was killed last week on high
way 21, near Newcomerstown, when
struck by an automobile. The deer,
which was not pursued, leaped into
the highway directly in front of an
auto, and the driver of the machine
claims he could not avoid striking
warden of the accident The meat
of the carcass was distributed to
hospitals.
An exchange states that signs
point to very cold winter 1t says
that farmers say the corn husks are
heavier; groundhogs are digging
deeper dens than usual; squirrels
are laying in an extra supply of
nuts and grains; coats on horses and
COWS are longer, and sheep wool is
heavier; rabbit fur is especially
heavy; bark on young trees is thick,
and wild geese are flying south ear
lier this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Storm Jane
son and their twin daughters Dor
nf hyv RI <Nf
Chicago, came Friday for visit
with Mrs. Jameson's mother, Mrs.
Evelyn True Button. Mr. Jameson
who is chief of the metallurgy lab
oratory of the International Har-
vester company, left Sunday even
ing for Atlantic City, to attend a
professional convention, his wife
on do niY; I,