New England visitors frequent Coalville in August
Residents and guests from Glenster Athens Guysville and Parkersburg visited Coalville area homes and churches on Sunday August 1. The Morrow family Keith Vandyke and Annie Winner traveled to local estates. Rev Beeman of Amesville preached at the Presbyterian church and an ice cream social was planned for Saturday August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalville
Peter Grosvenor
Glenster
Grosvenor
H Seeger
Presbyterian Church
Morrow
Keith Vandyke
Athens
Thoms Pedrow
John
WH Perry
Glouster
Aad
Charley Pe
Frank Guthrie
Fred
Parkersburg
George Jarvis
W. H. Whard
Guysville
Iand
O. Bryson
Herbert Brooks
Thay Thompson
New England
Annie Winner
Rev. Beeman
Amesville
Belle
Grafton
Helle Allison
Noblestown
Pennsylvania
Mra
Noble
Mie
Sarah Copeland
James Smith
Coolville Camp Meeting Notes And Local Movements
Ed Brewster and family of Chint oothe visited Mrs. Fuller during the camp meeting. Prof. Weatherbee and family moved into the C K Campbell house in the west end. Mrs. M D Humphrey and family rented the part of the Sallie Shull house lately vacated by John Mc Laughlin. Billie Marshal of Decatur Washington county bought a flag team of horses last week. Wallace Kinkaid, contractor for limestone on the pike, moved to town to reside while working this end. Ida Ford and daughter from Watertown visited her parents, Mr and Mrs Be Hartnell. Dean Ewers bought twenty acres on the station road to build a house. Had Dewey was run over by a team and injured returning from camp. Mrs M D Humphrey dropped a lamp, starting a small fire but a young man threw it into the street. Old Coolville residents return for camp meeting: James Frame Sistersville, W Va. E M Tidd Lancaster. Willie Ianni New Martinsville. Dr Lyons Parkersburg. Dr W B Hartnell Beverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Brewster
Chintoothe
Ida Ford
Little Daughiter
Watertown
BE. Uartnell
Dean Ewers
Wenry Morrison
Station Road
M.D. Humphrey
Bucket Brigade
Coolville
James Frame
Sistersville
W. Va
E. M. Tidd
Lancaster
Willie Iannis
New Martinsville
Dr. Lyons
Parkersburg
W. 2B. Hartnell
Beverly
Willow Creek beats Guysville 31 to 7 in weekend clash
In Guysville on the grounds, the Willow Creek baseball team defeated the locals 31 to 7 on Saturday. Several residents attended camp meeting that week including Danny Pierce Jenole Pilcher Luta Hammond Mildred Ruck and Master George Varvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Bean
Blanche Light
Athens
Nora Light
Athena
Ira Coleman
Reedsville
Baker
Wim. Light
Harry Coleman
C.C. Calvert
E. Keihl
Belpre
Neil Coleman
Chester
Daisy Merce
Colorado
Lenny Warren
Reedville
Nettie Coleman
Tittle Evans
Coolville
Willow Creek
Our Boys
Guysville
Danny Pierce
Jenole Pilcher
Luta Hammond
Mildred Ruck
George Varvey
Mineral notes and local happenings in Mineral Iowa
Leo Mullen is home from Chili cothe for a few days. Miss Winnie Hewitt of Columbus visiting her sister Nona this week. Hiram Wadley’s youngest son fell from a wagon and broke his arm. Maud McVay of Greenfield spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs F N McVay. Snyder King will begin threshing with a new engine and separator. Stout erected a new blacksmith shop and will convert Woodman ball into a dwelling. Mineral Milling Co to add a large corn crib and feed room to the mill. Bert Sleklew bitten by a poisonous snake Tuesday evening, likely a copperhead, feared to die. The new house stands two miles west of Mineral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Mullen
Chillicothe
Winnie Hewitt
Columbus
Nona
Boden
Aithine
Sun- Ldling
Arthur Long
Sibley
Lawa
Aweek
Hiram Wadley
Maud McVay
Greenfield
F.nn. McVay
Snyder & King
Aeumon
Stout
Mineral Milling Company
Bert Sleklew
la New
Mineral
Local Notes and Visits Across Marietta Area
Lathrop Mrs Hattle Penn of Marietta guest of Mrs. Wan Wells and others. Michael TE visiting West Vienna. Farmers finished haying. Night crop reported. Jerry Wilder of Marietta named night engineer at the mine. Alvin Die of Plantaville delivering pictures here Saturday. Miss Lucile Trovell attended Buckeye Pipe Line picnic at Eureka Park. John Priel Charles Johnson Kal Smith Frank Oakes Gleauyter visitors. Mina Flosele James of Marietta returned home from a weeks visit. Three-year-old child of Howard Tackett died Saturday. funeral at Mt Hermon. Maree Yerran four-year-old ill with lung fever at home. hopes of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattle Penn
Marietta
Wan
Wells
George Green
Thou
Michael
West Vienna
Jerry Wilder
Ming
Alvin Die
Plantaville
Ayarin da
Athens
Lucile Trovell
Eureka Park
John Priel
Charles Johnson
Kal Smith
Frank Oakes
Gleauyter
Mina Flosele James
Howard Tackett
Havering
Mt. Hermon
Maree
Local Social News and Farming Report from Athens Area
Mrs Della Towers spent Sunday with friends at Zelda. Brooks of Zelda visited here Sunday. Mrs Amanda Chage visited friends near Jerseyville Sunday. Charles Parker of Measanton called on friends here Sunday. Oberholtzer and San ters were in Athens on business Monday. Mrs Woodruff in failing health with little hope of recovery. Farmers report threshing nearly complete. Wheat yields average about twenty bushels per acre. Carhaugh and Woodyard paid Wyatt Brothers for a large crop at seventy five cents per bushel. Blaine Woodyard and Granvil En s hauled railway ties to Athens under a contract to haul nine hundred fifty ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Frank Carhaugh
S. Woodyard
Wyatt Brothers
Albany
Blaine Woodyard
Granvil EN S
Athens
Local Notes From Parkersburg and Nearby Areas
G W Dewees spent Tuesday in Parkersburg while George Atkinon went to Belpre for carpenter work. Mrs Lida K K Corry of Talladega Madama visits friends here. Miss Vernie Citas of sen oyean visited her parents recently. Caleb Russell’s horse was killed by a clothesline last week. Henry Brewster and Will Hannis returned to Marion W Va after a week here. Miss Mac Dotkin visited Rockland recently. Mrs Hessie Simpson Mire and Mrs Charles Devore of Parkersboro visited Mr and Mrs T Devore over Sunday. Mrs Lilvie Smith of Parkersbury visits her mother and sister this week. The Quicker You Stop 2 Cough Or Cold. One Minute Cough Cure is a harmless remedy that gives immediate results. You will like it. Cllac's Pharmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Dewees
Parkersburg
George Atkinon
Belpre
Lida KK. Corry
Talladega
Madama
Vernie Citas
Sen Oyean
Caleb Russell
Henry Brewster
Will Hannis
Marion
W. Va
Mac Dotkin
Rockland
Hessie Simpson
Mire
Charles Devore
Parkersboro
Trimble social notes and visits across Burr Oak to Newark
Orley Marshall visited Burr Oak from Trimble on Sunday and Harl Koons of Columbus stayed with Trimble friends. Mrs. Jil Monahan of Columbus spent Sunday with relatives, Mrs. John Crawford returned Monday from Newark, and Mrs. Ida Danford with children went home to Delaware. John Marquis and family visited Stewart after a death tied to a childhood burn. Aire. Leo W. Roons of Porter West Virginia visited parents Mr. and Mrs. M. Jainey. T.G. Cary and wife plan to visit Valley Malls, leaving soon. WD Phillips will clerk in Mr. Carey’s store during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orley Marshall
Burr Oak
Harl Koons
Columbus
Jil Monahan
John Crawford
Newark
Ida Danford
Delaware
Calle England
J. W. Tobleson
John Marquis
Stewart
Aire
Leo W. Roons
Porter
W. Va
M. Jainey
T.G. Cary
Valley Malls
Rati
Phillips
Vanderhoof Notes and Local Persons in Brief
Guthrie visited Pomeroy on business Monday. Mr and Mrs Leander Harris entertain a guest from Columbus. Mrs Doland, pioneer resident, is very ill with doubtful recovery. J E Breckenridge of Watertown, a prosperous farmer, was here on business Friday. Miss Joale Chase hosted friends in honor of cousin Miss Minnie Farson of Rockland. Horace Dewey was thrown from a wagon and injured Sunday returning from Campmeeting. John Lawrence and wife hosted relatives over Sunday. Misses Cornwell visited. Mr Mur Datton and Mr and Mrs Horace Lawrence of Athena were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jor. Guthrie
Pomeroy
Leander Harris
Coulumbus
Doland
J. E. Breckenridge
Watertown
Washington County
Joale Chase
Minnie Farson
Rockland
Horace Dewey
John Lawrence
Cornwell
Mur Datton
Horace Lawrence
Athena
Funeral for Downington merchant I Cooper held in Pearl chapel
The funeral services for I Cooper of Downington, a merchant, were conducted by the Modern Woodmen and Masons. He was over sixty. The Pearl chapel hosted the services with a large attendance. Music directed by Pearl Coe and the children’s choir, including Miss Hopkins of Downington. George Brooks, back from North Dakota, attended as buyers sought farmland. Cheers for fold Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Cooper
Downington
Pearl Chapel
Pearl Coe
Hopkins
George Brooks
North Dakota
Brooks
Ohio
America
Social Visits Across Coolville and Nearby Towns
Stewart, Murry Ewers visited relatives at Coolville last week. Austin and two children stayed with Mrs. Kin cade. Miss Sadie Love of Athens visited sister Mrs. Hold Holsington. Miss Nora Beverage of Marshfield visited friends here. Miss Virtue Smart of Parkersburg visited Mrs. BP. T. Bush. Mrs. Worley Storer returned from Michigan. Mrs. Ida Hoisington of Guysville and Miss Blackwood of Athens spent Friday with Mrs. D. W. Hoisington. Mrs. D. H. Bennett returned to Clarksburg Monday with her mother, Mrs. Barrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murry Ewers
Coolville
Austin
Kincade
Sadie Love
Athens
Hold Holsington
Nora Beverage
Marshfield
Virtue Smart
Parkersburg
BP. T. Bush
Worley Storer
Michigan
Ida Hoisington
Guysville
Miss Blackwood
D. W. Hoisington
D. H. Bennett
Clarksburg
Barrows
Local notes from Hull area residents visit and travel
Mrs Linda Bishop visited relatives in Albany while Miss Rebeccc Coen spent weeks in Mineral. Mr and Mrs Daniel Crawford travelled to the county seat Monday. Mr and Mrs Wm Ball visited Canaanville Sunday to see ill niece Mrs James Crawford. Mr and Mrs Shott hosted guests from Cincinnati Mrs Faut, sister to Mrs Shott, last week. Joseph Bishop bought one hundred peach baskets in Goysville Tuesday and plans to sell peaches soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Bishop
Albany
Rebeccc Coen
Mineral
Daniel Crawford
Wm. Ball
Canaanville
James Crawford
Wm. Shott
Faut
Cincinnati
Shott
Joeph Bishop
Goysville
Wolf's Plains Births and Visits Reported
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alva Verity July 2. Mrs. Hattie Hunter of Nelsonville spent Thursday with H. M. Baker and family. Mr. and Mrs. Pebbles of Athens visited Peter Martin and family Sunday. Levi Smith of Triste ton called on A. McCathran's family. Sylvia Young of Nelsonville visited Bess Shater. Mrs. John Wontz and two sons Baker and Charles of Athens visited J. F. Davis's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Verity
Hattie Hunter
Nelsonville
H. M. Baker
Pebbles
Athens
Peter Martin
Levi Smith
Tristeton
A. McCathran
Mis
Sylvia Young
Bess Shater
John ‘Yyontz
Baker
Charles
J. F. Davis
Local notes from Nelsonville reflect travel, illness, and obits
Tedrow visits Creole on business while Robert Dean shows slow recovery. Abbie Benson travels to Wapakoneta for visits. Fred Dilcher back to Robins' store after time with family in Columbus. Ed Welland dies after illness. Mrs Holland dies after typhoid. Prof Grady moves to Nelsonville. Holland burial at Green Lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Ville
F.ls
Tedrow
Creole
Mies
Robert Dean
Purse Kaine
Buckeye Park
Fred Dilcher
Buckeye Dark
Abbie Benson
Grone
Wapakoneta
Tom Barron
Chillicothe
Fred Thacker
Robins
Calumtbus
Karl Scott
Mary
Muntalo
N.Y
Sylvanus Jones
Remivile
Ed Welland
Jacob Wilde
Minadigaie Crane
Enterprise
W. J. Jones
Alison Jones
Tendville
Ed Holland
Len Preston
Charles Krizer
Emmett Krizer
Lost Run
Clyde Woodard
Lancaster
James Hauphee
Columbus
Grace Hauphee
A. C. Snyder
Loremen
Win Wilson
John Martin
Floodwood
New York and Northwestern Coal Company
Jonas Patton
Iladeath
Haydenville
Aaron Grady
Ludlow
Kentucky
Cazad
Franklin Street
Fo Holland
Keene
The
Christian Church
Green Lawn Cemetery
Stockings On Sale In Multiple Styles This Week
A local retailer promotes all 2h stockings in a range of styles this week with emphasis on color options and in store displays. The notice highlights availability and general pricing without specific models or quantities.
Master Commissioner's Sale of Washington County Ohio Property
Public sale ordered by the Court of Common Pleas of Washington County Ohio for The Toledo and Ohio Central Extension Railroad property and related rights and real estate in Marietta, Athens Morgan and Washington counties. This includes tracks, depots, rights of way, and the Harmar addition lands. Terms require cash deposits and balances, with bonds and coupons accepted, and protection for prior claims and receivership costs. Special Master Commissioner D. Dale coordinates sale with court retention of jurisdiction and potential re sale if conditions are not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Washington County
Ohio
Marietta
Atane
Etclock
M.og
Taledon and Ohio Central Exiession Railroad Company
Ohi
Washington, Morgan and
Athens
Palos Station
Kanawha & Michigan Railway Company
Athens County
Toledo & Ohio Central Extension Railroad Company
Marietta Mineral Railway Company
Cincinnati, Washington & Daltimore Railroad Company
Toledo & Ghie Central Extension Railroad Company
Washington
Harmar
Armerie
Salt Washington County
OMS
CBS Gang
Alhwreaia
Raicerbocker Trust Company
Mort
Partners Loan and Trust Company
Msnard
Broadwell Notes Include Visits and Local Happenings
Fotman made a business trip to Marietta on Tuesday. Miss Bessie Totman visited relatives at Athens on Friday and Saturday. C J Spriggs is laying the formation for a new house in Gard addition. Mr and Mrs C Whard called on friends at New England on Tuesday. Miss Edna Wickham of Wheeling is vacationing with relatives here. The Gard mine has run slack recently with prospects for improvement. Mr H H Townsend and family plan moving to Parkersburg where Townsend will be a river operator. The editor notes Broadwell folks should have attended the Athens show and mentions wet conditions and police docket references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fotman
Marietta
Bessie Totman
Athens
C. J. Spriggs
Gard Addition
Whard
New England
Edna Wickham
Wheeling
H. H. Townsend
Parkersburg
Townsend
Ohio River St RR
Broadwell
the Messenger and Herald
Local notices and brief visits across Ames township area
Mr George Carter broke his ankle while fox hunting. John Penrod and wife visited friends here the first of the week. Miss Winfred Richmond of Amesville visited friends here the last of the week. Marion Carpenter and wife visited friends at Trimble the week. John Bond died suddenly of liver trouble and was interred in Carry cemetery Mindas. James Smith and wife of Trimble visited her parents Mr and Mrs Levi Norris. A Fleming and wife and Min Nora Fleming visited friends at Canaville the first of the week. Squire George Anderson, one of Ames township’s oldest citizens, died recently and was interred in Mound Hill cemetery. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Beeman of Amesville and Rev W J Warrener of this place. Advertisement for Co-Operative Nursery & Orchard Co. selling wholesale to planters for a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carter
John Penrod
Trimble
Miss Winfrel
Richmond
Amesville
Marion Carpenter
John Bond
Carry
Mindas
James Smith
Levi Norris
A. Fleming
Min Nora Fleming
Canaaaville
Squire George Anderson
Ames Township
Moundhill
Beeman
W. J Warrener
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OUT OF Town News
Cuysville
Lathrop
Chase
Cllac
HULL
Wolf’s Plains
BS. Lawrence
Insurance
Zenner’s
ONE Price Stores
Eton
D. Zenner & CO
Ston County
Wisi
R D. Dale
Turner. McAlure & Rotator
Willam Sr
J.P. Woop
Farmers’ Loan & Truat Company
Chee
Pederal
Co-Operative Nursery & Orchard Co
Wieplanter
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