Athens Friday social and business visitors listed
A compilation notes several locals and visitors including A Campbell of Jacksonville and Charles Cameron in Glouster on business. Mrs. B F Beverage of Chauncey visits Athens relatives. DeVore of New Marshfield visits H D Nice. Mae Poston leaves for Toledo. Snyder of Coolville and Chappelear visit Trimble. Scott Allen goes to Chillicothe for Easter. Lawrence Lawhead travels to Ironton for aunt's funeral. Emma Blackwood of Gallipolis visits Lancaster street. Fred Kvoss and Dan James travel to Columbus for a Round Up show. Sisson of Middleport visits Ewing. Hunter to Xenia. Louise King Walls in Nelsonville training for oratorical contest. Mary Elizabeth Gunder and daughter plan Corning visit. Helen Crippen heads to Columbus for Sunday with aunt.
Local Notes From North Congress Street and Nearby
Miss Kate Boyd remains seriously ill at home on North Congress Street with pneumonia. Mrs. W. G. Logan returned from Albany after visiting relatives. Dr. O. D. Hall of Norcross Georgia visits his brother R. E. B. Hall on Franklin Avenue. OWV Daggett of the Home Furnishing company conducted business in Columbus. Miss Mabel Murphy of Albany visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Logan. James Josten in Parkersburg purchasing supplies for Gibisonville Oil Company. Mrs. W. E. Ellett leaves for a three week visit with her mother in Baltimore. Representative A. J. Crawford of Glouster transacts business in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Boyd
North
Congress Street
O. D. Hall
Norcross, Ga
R. E B. Hall
Franklin Avenue
Mabel Murphy
Albany
Mrs
Henry Logan
Bank cashier visits Columbus on business
cC and O Bleness, cashier of the Security Savings Bank, arrived in Columbus today as a business visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc & O'Bleness
the Security Savings Bank
Columbus
Local residents tied to traveling and visits across towns
Miss Olive Weber visits Cincinnati relative at state hospital. Ray Loos leaves to spend Easter in Coshocton. John Moore in city on UMWA business. Prosecuting Attorney Foster and Deputy Sheriff Lowery visit Parkersburg on official duties. Grace Stickney heads to Columbus for stay with Crooks. Mrs. Bellows travels to Albany for her father’s illness. Mr and Mrs Linscott travel to Amesville due to mother’s illness. Mrs Stalder and daughter return from Martetta after visit. Miss Mabel Thomas leaves Middleport for Cincinnati relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Lowery
Parkersburg
Mabel Thomas
Middleport
John Cross
Cincinnati
Local Family Visits Across Ohio in Late Week
Mrs. Charles P. Kircher and sister Burr Forrest of Middleport visited sister Mrs. George Wyatt in Glouster for two days. Mrs. G D Reach of Zaleski, visiting her daughter Mrs. James P Wood Jr., left for Columbus to see daughter Mrs. Arthur Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sherlock and daughter Alice of Bremen called on Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Chappelear. Mildred Francis returned from a two week visit in Columbus accompanied by Mrs. Roy Who. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grimm travelled to Columbus to visit former sisters Emma and Myrtle Grimm, then to Toledo. George L. Pake, long at Hiram Stright’s home, left for Portsmouth with husband and sister Jeannette Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Kircher
Burr Forrest
Middleport
George Wyatt
Glouster
G. D. Reach
Zaleski
James P Wood, Jr
Arthur Johnson
Columbus
Mildred Francis
Roy
Charles Grimm
Emma
Hes
Myrtle
Grim
Wil
Toledo
George L. Pake
Hiram Stright
Portsmouth
Jeannette Barker
John Joyce
Varian
Marietta
George Lewis
Hollister
Carpenter Leaves Today for New Assignment
A brief dispatch notes Carpenter departed today for a new assignment, with no additional details provided on his destination or role.
Easter Visit Causes Travel to Cincinnati
Mr. J. D. Brown left today to spend Easter in Cincinnati as guest of his son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Davis. Mrs. Frank R. Gross returned Friday from a several days visit with her mother Mrs. B. A. Hossom in Jackenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Brown
Cincinnati
T. J. Davis
Frank R. Gross
B. A. Hossom
Jackenville
Miss Mary Crummit a Glendale Seminary guest in Cincinnati
Miss Mary Crummit of Jackson visits Cincinnati as a guest of her brother Frank Crummit. The pupil of Glendale Seminary in Cincinnati travels to stay with her brother for a period, with local family hospitality noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Crummit
Jackson
Glendale Seminary
Cinncinnati
Frank Crummit
Local social visits span several towns this Sunday
Mr and Mrs M M Russell and Miss Lucile Duffee traveled to Trimble today to spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs W B Johnson and friends. Mrs Julia Dew and children Wheeler and Jeannette arrived from Logan Friday for a few days with Mr and Mrs Fred I Preston. Laura M Wlastings returned to Vanesaville to teach at West View School after a week's visit with sisters. Mrs Charles Weber and daughter Olive head home to Cincinnati after visiting Dr K L Weber at the State Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Russell
Lucile Duffee
Trimble
W. B. Johnson
Julia Dew
Wheeler and
Jeannette
Logan
Fred I. Preston
Laura M. Wlastings
Vanesaville
West View School
Charles Weber
Olive
K. L. Weber
State Hospital
Cincinnati
Mrs George Baner Injures Shoulder in Home Accident
Mrs George Baner tripped and fell Thursday while doing chores, dislocating her right shoulder. The injury is not serious but will confine her to the house for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baner
Miss Mayme Liddle Takes Stenographer Post in Oriental
Miss Mayme Liddle of Wheeling West Virginia visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Biddle. She has accepted a position as stenographer and bookkeeper for the Oriental Ol company and will return Monday to resume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Liddle
Wheeling
W. Va
John Biddle
Miss Biddle
The
Oriental Ol Company
Williams and company resume tour from Lash home visit
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Williams and Mr. Scott Ford, musical director of the Arrival of Kitty company, who have stayed with Mrs. Williams' parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Lash, for a week, left today for Fostoria to resume their tour after a week's rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Williams
Scott Ford
Kitty” Company
Sunday Visitors Reported Across Several Towns
From Mondeys Daily John Cox visited in Chilli cothe while Albert J. Jones was a business visitor in Millfield Ernest Gross spent Sunday in Columbus with friends Russell Fuller and Henry Hibbard were Columbus visitors Sunday John Fox of Columbus stayed with friends over Sunday Mr and Mrs J L Edmundson spent Sunday with friends in Columbus Mr and Mrs M T Walsh visited friends in Shawnee Miss Mary Crook of Columbus is the guest of Mr and Mrs Robert Cook
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondey’s Daily
John Cox
Chillicothe
Albert J. Jones
Millfield
Ernest Gross
Columbus
John Fox
J. L. Edmundson
Mrs. M. T. Walsh
Shawnee
Mary Crook
Robert Cook
Cleveland grace Goddard visits Grace Jewell
Miss Grace Goddard of Cleveland was the guest Sunday of Miss Grace Jewell, sharing a social visit and friendly reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Goddard
Cleveland
Grace Jewell
Bride Sprains Ankle After Train Change
A bride, switching trains, badly sprains her ankle. Sloan's Liniment quickly relieves pain and swelling, restoring strength by next day. Local anecdotes praise the product. multiple small notices follow about various individuals and ongoing illnesses.
Athens Visitor and Local Social Calls
Mr. William Caskey of Warkersburg visited Athens this morning. Miss Avis Dean returned Sunday from a week with relatives in Cheshire. Mrs. CC Beiber of Zanesville is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs James Dilts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Caskey
Warkersburg
Athens
Misa Avis Dean
Cheshire
CC. F. Beiber
Zanesville
James Dilts
Mr J C Gillett Sets Off On New Martinsville Trip
Mr J C Gillett left this morning for a few days business trip to New Martinsville West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Gillett
New Martinsville
W. Va
Miss Verna Johnson Returns from Columbus Visit
Miss Verna Johnson arrived Sunday morning after spending a week with relatives in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Johnson
Columbus
Mrs Arthur Anderson Visits Gillilan Family in Toreh
Mrs Arthur Anderson spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Rew ben Gillilan in Toreh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Anderson
Rewben Gillilan
Toreh
Snow from Columbus Checks on Local Business Interests
A Columbus visitor arrived this morning to attend to business interests in the area, noting ongoing activity and potential negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow
Columbus
Chauncey Woman Guests Sunday Among Family
Mrs William Shields of Chauncey visited her mother, Mrs William Cornell, Sunday. Mr Harry Crane of Columbus was the guest of Mr and Mrs Theodore Dean and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shields
Chauncey
William Cornell
Harry Crane
Columbus
Theodore Dean
Local visitors from Cincinnati Zanesville and Columbus
Rev. Robert Lewis of Cincinnati visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Lewis. Emmett Looper of Starling O. M. A. in Columbus stayed over Sunday with his parents. Roll Carpenter of Zanesville visited his mother Mrs Parker Carpenter Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert. Lewis
Cincinnati
A. M. Lewis
Emmett Looper
Starling O. M. A
Columbus
Roll Carpenter
Zanesville
Parker Carpenter
Local residents visit notable Ohio towns this weekend
Mr Elza Armstrong of Hebbardsville and Mr J C Campbell traveled to Columbus on business. Mr and Mrs V C Loos stayed with Mr and Mrs A J Vorhes in Nelsonville. Major and Mrs J M Welsh visited Parkersburg to see their son Dr D W Welch. The Southerton couple hosted Mrs Southerton’s brother Mr Benjamin Neutzling from Pomeroy. Will Cline visited his mother Mrs Mary Thine on University Terrace. Dr C Hi Thompson spent Sunday in Columbus with Mrs Thompson visiting her sister Mrs Clara Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Armstrong
Hebbardsville
J. C. Campbell
Columbus
Major
Mrs. J. M. Welsh
Parkersburg
D. W. Welch
Will Cline
Gallipolis
Mary Thine
University Terrace
C. Hi. Thompson
Thompson
Clara Stewart
Columbus Guests Attend Sheldon Reception
Mr. George Johnston and Miss Myrtle Phillips of Columbus were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Sheldon. Miss Lertha Wailey, after a visit with Miss Margaret Edith Jones, returned home in Cleveland Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnston
Myrtle Phillips
Columbus
Charles V. Sheldon
Lertha Wailey
Margaret Edith Jones
Cleveland
Local Guests Visit the Gilletts and Slerets
Mrs J H Gillett and her children and Miss Magdalene Hubler of Rh ID 3 were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs J C Gillett. Arthur J Sleret and Miss Ada Hughes were guests of Abs J G Sleret, the former’s parents, in Chillicothe Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gillett
Magdalene Hubler
Rh. ID
J. C. Gillett
Arthur J. Sleret
Miss Ada Highes
Mr. and
Abs. J. G. Sleret
Chillicothe
Roundup at the Southern features J P Robbins and John Lynch
J P Robbins and John Lynch attended in Columbus Saturday night to see The Roundup, marking a successful week at the Southern. Mrs Whipple Mrs R H Burson Mrs Meighen and Miss Hertha Cathers of Columbus visited Sunday with Miss Hazel Pennybaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Robbins
John Lynch
Columbus
Southern
Whipple
R. H. Burson
Meighen
Hertha Cathers
Hazel Pennybaker
Pickering visit to ill parents and schoolmaster visit
Charles C. Pickering of Middleport came Sunday to see his parents Mr and Mrs B Pickering who are confined at home by a severe illness. Prof M J Andrew principal of the Central Fairmount school in Cincinnati and his daughter attended a schoolmasters conference Friday and Saturday and visited with his daughter Miss Lou Andrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Taylor
O. U
Taylor
Carthage Township
Charles C. Pickering
Middleport
8. B. Pickering
M. J. Andrew
Central Fairmount School
Cincinnati
Lou Andrew
Gypsy Queen Mary Gorman Buried in Cincinnati
Funeral services for Queen Mary Gorman wife of James Cordon King of the Gypsies were held in Cincinnati with ceremonies at St Joseph cemetery and later at Gypsy camps. Died November 6 1908 in Pittsburg Kanler body shipped to Cincinnati and placed in vault. About 60 gypsies from every tribe attended Cumminsville caravan to the cemetery. Father Hickey presided at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mary Gorman
James Cordon
St. Joseph Cemery
Pittsburg
Kanler
Clineinilal
Mill Creek Valley
Cumminsville
Father Hickey
Emperor knighthoods Stolypin after Easter honors
In St Petersburg on April 12 the emperor issued a decree praising Premier Stolypin for patriotic labors and conferring knighthood of the Order of the White Rogie as part of Easter honors.
Four Freight Lines Sign Agreement With Engineers
Four of the packing freight lines reached a pact with their engineers. The Western Transit Company, the Anchor Line, the Lehigh Valley Transportation Company and the Rutland Transit Company agreed on terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uffelo
WN. Y
Western Transit Company
Anchor Line
Lehigh Valley Transportation Company
Rutland Transit
Earthquake Rocks Sundsvall Sweden and Copenhagen
A violent earthquake struck near Sundsvall Sweden on April 12. The quake lasted nearly a minute and caused considerable damage per reports from Copenhagen observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Copenhagen
Sundsvall
Cleveland Welcomes Garfield in City Reception
Cleveland Ohio April 12 James R Garfield former secretary of the interior returned here after years in public service under Roosevelt administration. He was tendered a reception by business and professional men. Garfield will practice law in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Garfield
James R. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Roosevelt
Condemned Man Tries Death by Own Action
Harry Holden, convicted of the double murder of Barney and Julius Jacobs pawnbrokers, attempted to hang himself in his county jail cell in Cleveland Ohio. A deputy sheriff rescued Holden from the attempted suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Iarry Holden
Barney
Julius Jacobs
Holden
Weston Renews Journey
Edward Payson Weston the pedestrian resumed his journey at 12:05 a.m. after spending Sunday in Toledo Ohio. He is scheduled to reach Bryan sixty miles west tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Toledo
Edward Payson Weston
Bryan
Attorney General Cracks Down on Overvalued Dressed Beef
Washington reports Attorney General Wickersham orders an immediate stop to overvaluing dressed beef in transit. An investigation into Chicago beef packing complaints found alleged fictitious valuations on grease beef claimed as injured or destroyed. Wade H. Ellis assisted during the Chicago visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wickersham
Chicago
Wade H. Ellis
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement from Athens Resident
Athens citizen Mrs Jennie Mills reports kidney and rheumatic pain relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills purchased at Henderson Crider Drug. She credits the remedy with rapid improvement after three boxes and urges others to choose Doan's, noting price at 50 cents and Buffalo NY agents Foster Milburn Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Athens
Jennie Mills
Henderson-Crider Drago
Hame
Doan
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Trimble Area Oil Firm Planned With Local Backers
An oil company likely to be formed will include Trimble residents S S Danford C D Powell Dr W G Danford and Stacy Sayres with Walter Wolf and Mr Ohlinger of Nelsonville. The new firm seeks 25000 capital with about 3600 acres under lease in Athens and Morgan counties and promising Ringgold area near production wells within 200 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
S.S. Danford
C. D. Powell
W. G. Danford
Stacy Sayres
Chauncey
Walter Wolf
Mr. Ohlinger
Nelsonville
Athens
Morgan Counties
Leas
Ringgold
Wella
Thetrouts Run
Welle
Prderal Valley
Local notes from Little Hocking area
Mrs. N Glidden of Little Hocking visits daughter Mrs H D Russell. Mrs A J Crawford travels to Rockland for several days with Mrs Lightner. Mr and Mrs George Teuston visit Calvin and Mrs Russell in Youba. Nelson Dutton goes to Hockingport to see his ill father Charles Dutton. Miss Cunningham breaks wrist in fall. Dr W G Evans attends. Mr and Mrs A Dunfee call on Mr and Mrs J Tipple. Cunningham sells yearling Colts to Frank Hannis for 115 dollars. Dr T C Smith of Qualy injured by trapdoor while feeding horse. he is son in law of M N Linscott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Evans
Little Hocking
A. Dunfee
J. Tipple
Cunningham
Frank Hannis
Buckion's Arnica Salve Cures Menace Of Sores
Princeville Illinois resident M J Bingham faced amputation threats due to gangrene eight toes saved by Buckion's Arnica Salve. Advert says the salve cures boils sores and piles and sells for 25 cents at MeeKee's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeville
Buckion
MeeKee
Hibernians Are Welcomed In Queenstown Arrival
A large delegation from Irish groups welcomes two Hibernians of America aboard the Cedric at Queenstown. National president Mathew Cummings and Massachusetts state chaplain Rev. Father P. H. Channell proceed ashore as the steamer arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernians
Lublin
Cedric
Queenstown
Ancient
Order of Hibernians of America
Mathew Cummings
Pather P. H. Channell
Massachusetts
Rev Crooks Hospitalized With Rheumatic Ailment
Rev. Crooks father of F Stanley Crooks of the state insurance department in Columbus is at Mercy hospital in Columbus for rheumatic bills. He is pastor of the Methodist church in Baltimore Ohio and was admitted Monday. His condition is not serious but recovery will take some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooks
R. Crooks
F. Stanley Crooks
State Insurance Department
Columbus
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Crooks
Methodist
Baltimore
Lynch Girl's Assailant Hanged After Arcadia Capture
In Arcadia Florida on April 12 John Smith a Black man dragged Miss Mary Steel Ewing from her buggy and attempted assault. Will Knowles and his brother helped, bloodhounds and a 200 strong posse pursued. Smith was identified by Ewing and hanged from a tree after sheriff deputies sought to hide him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Fla
John Smith
Mary Steel Ewing
Miss Ewing
Freeman
Smith
Mob Overpowers Jail. Black man dies in Yazoo City incident
In Yazoo City Mississippi on April 12 Howard Montgomery a Black man who had just fought an officer and a posse and was jailed for alleged labor contract violation died after a mob overpowered the jailer. State authorities investigate the fatal melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Yazoo City
Miss
Howard Montgomery
Descendants of Signers Visit Taft at White House
Washington April 12 President and Mrs Taft hosted members of the Society of Descendants of the Signers descended from the men who signed the Declaration of Independence. They toured the State Department and will attend Jefferson founder's day events at the University of Virginia Monticello tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Taft
Society of Descendants
Executive Mansion
State Department
Thomas Jefferson
University of Virginia
Jefferson
Monticello
University
Great Falls Frozen Niagara Silent For Second Time
Niagara Falls shuts down for the second time in history after a severe storm leaves the river frozen from bank to bank. A record April gale and lake ice surge drive the Niagara River level above normal by about 4 feet, flooding powerhouses and wrecking tracks with damage estimated around one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Buffalo
N. Y
Weather Bureau
Lake Erie
Ontario Power Company
Great Gorge
Lewiston
TO TOUR AMERICA
New York April 12. At the eightieth anniversary celebration of General William Booth Commissioner Thomas Estill of Chicago announced plans for another Salvation Army tour of the United States and Canada next fall. In New York City branches continue the celebration tonight at Carnegie Hall where Miss Iva Booth will read a message from her father to the American people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Booth
Thomas Estill
Chicago
Salvation Army
United States
Canada
New York City
Carnegie Hall
Iva Booth
Treatment of Chronic Diseases by Dr B R LeRoy
Dr B R LeRoy offers treatment of chronic diseases with office hours from 8 AM to 8 PM. Office located on the first floor of the Athens National Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. LeRoy
M. D
Athens National Bank Bldg
Youth Blackmails Father in WV Letter Demands
In Fairmont West Virginia on April 2 Curtis Smith aged 18 of Watson confessed to writing letters to his father demanding money. He signed them with a Black Hand society name and was caught by detectives while awaiting a reply to his father’s letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
W. Va
Curtis Smith
Watson
Black Hand Society
Conference Opens With Notable Teachers From Far and Near
The seventh annual Schoolmaster's Conference opened at Music Hall with many visiting teachers. Dr. Bryan led sessions on reading and literature interpretation, noting Shakespearean methods and the value of active engagement. Indiana University and Ohio University participants shaped discussions while the Ohio University quartet performed and a reception followed at Prof. Treadley's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
H. G. Williams
State Normal College
Athens
Ohio
Andrews
Cincinnati
Isis
H. W
Carson
Cornell
Child's
Harvard
America
Bryan
Childs
Booth
Dr. Bryan
Shakespeare
David Garrick
Henry Irving
Tional Association
Cappperryens Wutorium
Nenetaet
Ohio University
Messrs Hoover
Speck, Ridenour
Alderman
Alderman, Sang “Po’ i
al’ Lamb
Dunbar
Evelina
P. Treadley
Mulberry Street
Indiana Univerpity
E. W. Chubb
Indiana
F. Treadley
Oscar Chrisman
W. Ji. Card
Indiana University
University
W. F. Copeland
Dock Blood Bitters Promises Rich Red Pure Blood
An old advertisement claims heavy impure blood causes muddy skin headaches and indigestion while thin blood causes weakness and pallor. It touts Bur dock Blood Bitters as restoring perfect health by making the blood rich and red.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Campbell
Jacksonville
Charles KE. Cameron
A. B. Vorhes
F& Beverage of
O— Pow DeVore
New Marshfield
H. D. Nice
Trime
O— E. (. Snyder
Coolville
J. BE. Chappelear
Scott Allen
Viola
Lena Foutch
Lathrope
O— A. T. Lawhead
Ironton
Daniel James
Emma Blackwood
Caroline Walker
Lancaster Street
W. H. Foutch
Dan James
Fred Kvoss
David Sisson
Edward Ewing
Charlies Hunter
Xenia
Marie Hunter
Louise King Walls
Fannie Gunder
Mary Elizabeth
John Snyder
Corning
Helen Crippen
Harry Elliott
W. G. Logan
W. V. Daggett
Home Furnishing Company
James Josten
Gibisonville Oil Company
W. EB. Ellett
Baltimore, Md
A. J. Crawford
Olive Weber
Dr. Er. & Weber
Ray Loos
V. C. Loos Jewelry Store
Coshocton
John Moore
Rendville
Grace Stickney
Frank Bellows
A. '. McPherson
W. P. Hurst
Renick Dunlap
A. V. Linscott
Amesville
Seth Linscott
Harry G. Stalder
Little Ter
D. H. Thomas
Martetta
J. C. Sherlock
Alice
Bremen
J. B. Chappelear
Mr. Sherlock
Carpenter
Russell Fuller
Shenry Hibbard
Sloan
L. Roland Bishop
Scranton
Kate
Lacy Boyd
Boyd
J. B. Stoffer
Grant ‘Hospital
Fr. R. Baker
CC. EF. Markeson
Hanover C. H
Markeson
Markesons
V. C. Loos
A. J. Vorhes
W. S. Southerton
Benjamin Neutzling
Pomeroy
W. F. Boyd
Cincinnati Cemetery
Chicago Packers
Telle
Hich
Harmony Hill
Lynch Girl
Great Falls
Weollaare
Iz Rider
Drs. Brusch, Copeland
Deah Williams
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