Local Notices From Canaanville and Surrounding Farms
Harvey Fulton is convalescent from lung fever while many neighbors recover from illness. John and Matilda Hubler face a string of health scares as age and disease take a toll. Farmers advance spring work but weather delays planting. peach crops may be resurrected after frost. John Blasslet Sr. rents Webster’s river farm adjoining MIM grove to grow garden produce for local markets. Le Graham assesses Canadanites property, finding taxed dogs and earth-tilled drains a focus. A. J. Linscott drains fields and prepares for a large oat crop, while Mrs. E. Halbert recovers from a broken limb with strong community support. Gritfin manufactures brooms for a new local industry, and speculation grows about a broom-corn plantation and factory with Griffin in charge. O. B. Sloane installs drain tile and improvements, prompting hopes he becomes a full-time farmer and neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Fulton
John Hubler
Jagrippe
Matilda Secoy
C. Be Hean
AO. Minyeus
C. Hubler
Walle
Cotte Te Metrehaneng
Henry Finsterwald
Adaline Moston
John Blasslet
Webster
Mim
le Graham
A. J. Linscott
E. . Halbert
May
Gritfin
George Starkey
Griffin
Grifin
O. B
Local Social Notes From Bixon County
Dave O Neal was in Athens on business Friday Frank Cone was calling on friends at Miffeld Sunday Mrs Jones nee Miss Carter of Morgan county visited Davel O Neals Thursday Geo Hixson at medical college Columbus spent a few days at home Mrs Tom Robinson of Lodi visited relatives in the county A L Johnson and cousin Charles Johnson visited C E Johnson Albany Monday and Tuesday WI and Ace Donaldson confined with measles are able to be out Charles Johnson of Eaton Indiana visiting relatives here and in other parts of the county He expects Hoosier support for McKinley this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave O'Neal
Athens
Frank Cone
Miffeld
Jones
Miss Carter
Morgan County
Davel O'Neal
Geo. Hixson
Medical College
Columbus
Tom Robinson
Lodi
A. L. Johnson
Charles Johnson
C. E. Johnson
Albany
Ace Donaldson
Eaton Indiana
Mr. Johnson
Hoosier
McNhinley
Nelsonville
N. Hill
Cincinnati
Agnes Patton
Logan
LG. Wordgrell
John Clifford
Mea Nelle Slater
Lancaster
Brownie Davidson
D. Clifford
Zaleski
Charley Price
Marietta
Visfelng
Uriah Price
Sylvanus Jones
Rendsville
Wm Parke
Junction
Ace
Jing Mire
Willison Kigeairs
Mes
Pritchard
A. J. Pritchard
Jacoh Wilds
Amelia Pranecheo
Mary Jury
Enterprise
Tf. C. Hinnan
Marker
Mannver
Huchtel
Clyde Woodard
Ka, Tedrow
Emma Ruble
William Burnell
Frank
G. W. Gibbs
Jas. Pickering
Josephing
Margaret Crane
Willian Sidman
Emmit
Meyers
Nelsonville High School
Opera House
Davy Cirge
Lucy Davis
Bessie van Atta
Leurie Wright
Lila Linn
Lulu Woodard
Anna Chapman
Dennice Hurrel
Euphenia Gilmore
Bessie Landis
Myrtleville
Marie Lotta
Charles Wilson
Bishopville
Nellie Adair
Clara Ebbinger
G. IL
Beeman
New Lexington
Sayre
Samuel Mears
Marietth
Tl. A. Beasley
Alice Finch
Logansport
Indiana
W.G. Finch
Emil Blunden
Fred Blunden
Cincinnati Corrave and Paper Company
J. F. Blunden
Wiliam Smith
Chesterhill
Harry Porter
W.T. Smith
Norfolk « Western Railroad
Mr. Cornfield
Chicago House Wrecking Company
Elocution Event Highlights Local Evening
Prof Sharp Shade presented an elocutionary entertainment on Tuesday. Mrs Aityes Hurson of Tomeros visits her hosts Mr and Mrs Calvan Ackles. J K B Williams and family hosted friends in Albany. Edna and Lottie Copeland visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Thomas Carleton in Kingsbury. Modern Woodman lodge held a special meeting with fifteen Harlingham members as guests and three new initiates. oysters served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp
Aityes Hurson
Tomeros
Calvan Ackles
Revival winds through Orbiston as Toumine leads service
In Logan on Saturday Rev J5 Toumine conducted a revival at Orbiston while local residents and visitors, including Milvabeth and Olive Inman, William McIntyre and Melissa Littlejohn, connected with community and school events. Reflecting on deaths, travel, and family ties, the town shared news of brain fever at Gleemore Garlinger’s home and arrangements for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milvabeth
Olive Inman
Logan
Toumine
Orbiston
George W. Snowden
Athens
William McIntyre
John John Sweeney
Merida
L. Martvoly
New Fecimaton
James Mice
Melissa Littlejohn
John Masterling
Lowan
WD Millian
Lancaster
Sears
Eliabeth Ferguson
William Stratton
Lee
Nellie Stratton
Columbus
Institution For the Blind
Gleemore Garlinger
Mon
Buchte
Mee
Thanas Muddy
Colorado
Relia Tven
Huddy
Jeffries’ Manufacturing Company
Doanville A
Local Notes from Lottridge and Nearby Towns
Aaron Daily and wife visited relatives at Keno on Sunday. Theennet Brow reserved the lime mill to HL E Stout's farm. Klingenberg made a business trip to the county seat Monday. HE M Stout has taken possession of his store vacated by J C Dean. Rev Cherrington moved from Caldwell's farm to H J Stout's place. Chalfant who has been ill is improved. Jacob Weisenbach and Albert Batts attended a meeting Sunday night. Jerome Stout returned from medical college in Columbus. John Stout visited his sister Miss Media at Chester. Mina Nancy Nickason, aged resident, died on the 20th after a prolonged illness. funeral by Rev Cherrington. interred at Asbury cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Daily
Keno
Theennet Brow
HL. E. Stout
Klingenberg
HE. M. Stout
J.C. Dean
Cherrington
Jacob Weisenbach
Albert Batts
Jerome Stout
Columbus
John Stout
Misa Media
Chester
Mina Nancy Nickason
Asbury Cemetery
Bailey's Run KP News In Brief
Stalder remains ill this week under Daniel Fulton’s supervision. Mrs. Win Evener convalesces after a long illness. Miss Mand Stalder and Ines Fulton visited Oregon Ridge. Eva and Myrtle Kasler hosted friends Monday. Mrs. Wa Simmons of Green’s Run stayed with Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Stalder. Lovella and Bease Fitzer visited Jana Beacoe at Ruchtel. Local youths attended the opera. King of the Opium Ring played in Buchtel midweek. Joseph McKee and granddaughter Nellie returned from Morgan County on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalder
Daniel Fulton
Win. Evener
Mand Stalder
Ines Fulton
Oregon Ridge
Mirees
Eva
Myrtle Kasler
Wa, Simmons
Tieen's
B. F. Stalder
Lovella
Bease Fitzer
Jana Beacoe
Ruchtel
Buchtel
Joseph McKee
Nellie
Morgan County
McKee
Local Notes Aboard events and greetings in Athens area
Mrs Cora Knox Grosvenor is in the sick list this week. Chas Sheldon of Athens was in the area on business recently. Mrs Jane Mathews of Athens visits her son C E Y Mathes. Miss Hannah Hibbard of Sand Midge calls on friends. Friends and relatives of Mrs John Harvey Sr gathered Sunday to celebrate her 72nd birthday with dinners. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Peter Hibbard Sr, J Wickham, Mist Ries, J Harvey of Athens and Mrs Helen Uelter of Haydenville. Cline's Pharmacy promotes DeWitts Life Early Risers pills for blood purification and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Knox
Chas, Sheldon
Athens
Jane Mathews
C. EY. Mathes
Hannah Hibbard
Sand Midge
John Harvey
Peter Hibbard
Sr. i. Wickham
Mist Ries
J. 8. Harvey
Helen Uelter
Haydenville
Nelsonville Social Notes Date May Day Plans
Nelsonville residents host and visit in Columbus Logan and Cincinnati. The Nelsonville high school holds its annual commencement May 1 at the opera house with a long list of graduates. A hotel project is planned near the Sheffield block after Stratton Cros purchase.
Local social notes from Amesville and surrounding area
Amesville and nearby towns report visits by Miss Myrtleville and Miss Marie Lotta to Athens and Marietta. Several residents, including Mr Charles Wilson and Miss Nellie Adair, are noted guests. The Comedy Concert Company performs this week at the hall. Local officials discuss road repairs and a grindstones sale. A new Gilchrist property purchase and a family birth are recorded. A horse named Red Deer, valued at 1000 dollars, dies after being lost in Amer town ship.
Albany News Briefs Highlight Illnesses Social Visits
Mrs. Lou Freeman guests with father Bisco Bean while Rev J May holds a protracted meeting in New Huston. Several families suffer grippe and sickness. dog poisoning outbreak hits Albany. community events include Athena meeting May 1 and a church upgrades project.
Local Society Notes From Athens Area
Chauncey G A Six visited Athens on Monday. O M Cook traveled to MCAS Daas Teeth. Miss Katharyn Winery fordner of Nelsonville visited sister Mrs Ben Hill. Dr W T Sprague and family spent Sunday in Millfield with parents. Maccabee boys went to Logan Friday for work. Miss Emma Coots hosted sister Mrs Ella Dupler New Lexington Tuesday and Wednesday. F G Masters holds revival at Saints church drawing many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Six
Athens
O. M. Cook
McAs Daas
Katharyn Wine Fordner
Nelsonville
Ben Hill
W. T. Sprague
Millfield
Logan
Emma Coots
Ella Dupler
New Lexington
F.G. Masters
the Saints Church
Nectiner
Mechanicsburg News Summary
Lewis and Walter Davis went to Columbus in search of work Tuesday. Mr. Oxley moved into part of the house formerly occupied by John Joyce. Work began on paving the drive from the south bridge to the plate hospital starting Tuesday planning. Our Sabbath school plans to attend a Sunday lecture by Miss Strouse at the Athens M E church. L W Wolf bought a lot from A M Lewis and will build a residence to be ready by June first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Walter Davis
Columbus
Mr. Oxley
Phoure
John Joyce
South Bridge
Plate Hospital
S. S
Miss Strouse
Athens M. EL
L. W. Wolf
A. M. Lewis
Jane
Local Social Notes From Bartlett and Surrounding Areas
John Kline of Bartlett visited Big Run on Saturday. Mrs J Rathburn visits her daughter Mrs Elia Conant of Hison. Mr and Mrs Harvey Conant spent weekend with friends at Sharpsburg. Mr and Mrs C A McGill and family of Vincent visited relatives here last week. John T Carter and son Merl of Lucerne Iowa, visiting relatives in Athens and Moran counties, were guests of J R Rathburn last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kline
Bartlett
Big Run
J. &. Rathburn
Elia Conant
Hison
Harvey Conant
Sharpsburg
C. A. McGill
Vincent
John T. Carter
Merl
Lucerne
Iowa
Athens
Morian
J. R. Rathburn
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