Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-09-16

Mr.. Charles Noyes and sister Miss
Eva Noyes of Cleveland who recent
ly returned from an auto trip into
Minnesota, came last week for a Wis
it with their brother, Fred Noyes,
and wife, of this place, and to at
tend the fair.
Captain Irven Travis of this place
and Mr.. E. E. Richardson of East
Bloom, who visited last Thursday
with Mr.. C. H. Morris, at the home
of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Lunk. of Fairmont,
w. Va, found him III fairly good
condition. They had very enjoy
able visit, and Mr.. Travis informs us
that the Lunks are expected here
soon for visit.
Columbus papers stated that DR..
Lane avenue, have returned from
months vacation at Lakeland, Mich.
Their daughter, Miss Bernice Ey-
elyn Harper, who is teacher in the
public schools of Hamilton, was
their guest for a week, and Mr.. w.
H. Harper, jr., of Cleveland, spent a
few days with his parents.
Mr.. Emmett Shuler, local manager
of the Ohio Fuel Gas company, is
taking a two weeks vacation, and he
and his wife are away on a trip.
Mr. George H. Campbell, manager at
Glouster, is assisting locally while
Mr. Shuler is away. Mr. Campbell
will be connected more permanently,
for a time at least, with the local di-
vision. and he and his family plan
to move to the twin cities soon.
Mr.. Maurice Archer and family
who have been residing in the Nor
thrup apartments on Main street,
moved the first of this week to an
apartment in the residence Mr.. II.
C. Betz purchased of heirs of the
late Warner Macklem, and which
has been remodeled and made into
two apartments. Mr.. and Mrs. King
Betz will occupy the first floor. Dr..
Edgar Northrup and bride will oc-
cupy the apartment vacated by the
ArcherS.
Hiawatha Rebekah lodge, No. 182,
will meet in regular session Friday
evening, Sept. II, at 1880 O'Clock.
All members of the degree staff are
urgently requested to be present.
Special business. Hiawatha lodge
has an invitation to a pot luck sup
per at Embree park, Thursday, Sept
90. at o'clock, following pro-
gram This is to celebrate the Re-
bekah anniversary.-Ma Vanoster,
Noble Grand Lettie Dew, Sec'y.
Hon and Mrs. John Whitney, who
have been at Lisbon, Columbiana
county, where Mr.. Whitney has been
auditing public records of the coun-
ty, returned Saturday to their home
here. Mr.. Whitney expects to take
a several weeks vacation which he
and at their farms. However they
may take short trip. Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Whitney attended picnic
gathering of the state examiners
and families held at the fair grounds
in Columbus.
In last weeks issue, in reporting
the Shilling farm item, we stated
that Amos Shilling, the grandfather
of ]. L. Shilling of this place, had
nine children. Mr.. l. H. Shilling of
Malta informs us that Amos Shilling
was the father of 13 children, ana
that his son James Shilling was the
father of IL children, and all were
born in the same old log house,
which is standing. Otis Shilling, n
grandson of Amos Shilling, resides
on the old home place.
Electric fencers stop horses from
brea king sides of stall and pulling
on halters-Standard Supply Com
pany. SUI
A news item from Granville to the
Columbus Dispatch of Sunday, Sept
mr. T1rnfng-
sor of psychology in the University
Of California. Los Angeles, and DR..
Mabel Fernald, head of department
Of psychology in the public schools
of Cincinnati, were guests the past
week of their uncle, Dr.. F. d. Bark
er, West College street." The Fern
aid sisters also visited in McCon-
nelsville, at the home of their aunt,
Mrs. E. D. Shafer.
Anybody can install one-wire
electric fencer. Safe and effective
to use.-Standard Supply Co. s9tf
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Davis of
GAINESVILLE celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary Sunday. Mrs
Davis maiden name was Mary NJ.
Harmer, and they were married in
McConnelsville After residing here
four years, Mr. and Mrs. Davis went
to GAINESVILLE, and later moved to
Rokeby Lock, where Mr.. Davis was
locktender for 20 years. Retiring
about seven years ago, they moved
to GAINESVILLE. Both are active mem
bers of the First Baptist church Of
GAINESVILLE. Mr. Davis is president
of the brotherhood of that church.
He is rs years of age, and his wife,
6S, and both are enjoying good
health. They are the parents of one
son and one daughter, Howard o.
Davis of Canton, and Mrs. Wayne
Fowler of GAINESVILLE.