Local Notes from Amesville and Surrounding Towns
Residents from Sugar Creek Mire Spaulding and many visitors from Zanesville Croutier and Sand Roc attended family gatherings and a church event at Coolville. Messrs Anderson Randall of Cincinnati visited Federal Stone Co interests while Ed Porter plans to relocate to a Gibson house. The Amesville Corse Band will play at Tupper’s Plains August 14 and an Amesville game beat New Eng Funded 9 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mav
Mae
Merrie
Bilia Pato
Pepe
Essie Henares
Nellie Curtis
Qualey
Oliver Kowell
Ba Gitvord
Stockport
Ed. Wooley
Pleas
Junton
W. G. Finch
Amesville Corse
Tupper's Plains
Lucils Lovell
Fiest
Hoeburet
Marietta
Gus. Vaughn
Coolville
Murray City
F. W. Gibson
Messrs
Chase King
W. Turner
Wm. Penrose
Samuel Harvey
el Yocum
People’s Telephone Company
Out of Town News Society Notes and illness reports
A dense local column records names visiting and traveling from Amesville Athens and Moundsville with many relatives, churches, and schools mentioned. It notes Mrs Mary Hosharsede and Mire Saree Mirela among attendees, illness recoveries of Mr and Mrs W J Hall, typhoid case in the area, and several travels to Columbus Athens and Chiiisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanale
Thas
Egip
Caedvath Sanday
Th TL
Dintys
Dean Bec
Piet
Bea
WLP
Pali
Saruidbes
Neelies Een
Harerane Meateste
W. J. Hall
Vernis Boredi
Judson
Dowler Ridge Ale and Dowler Family Attendings
Mr Dowler chapel visit on Sunday with J HL Dowler business guest. Carbondale meeting attended by S Stirwoof Hamilton Harl Brandentare Miss Cire Young Mr Clifford Young and Mass Marke Bevudenburg. Miss Della Dowley visiting Marshfield with relatives and Miss Nella Dowler spent Sunday at Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale. Tartey
Dowler Chapel
J. HL Dowler
Misa del Dower
Coolville Campo
S. Stirwoof Hamilen
Harl Brandentare
Cire Young
Clifford Young
Mass Marke Bevudenburg
Carbondale
Della Dowley
F. 2. Dowter
Nella Dowler
Marshfield
Canaanville News Briefs From Local Gatherings and Accidents
In Canaanville residents report a busy week with church and camp activities. The Coolville camp gathering drew many locals while fishing guests returned home to Nelsonville after a four week outing. Seriously injured is a person identified as Miss Morty Weleter after a reported accident, with Kaytond Hoisting of Gloucester noted as visiting a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danseurt
Atle
Irundiels
Aare
Theo Cerrigan
Mies
Lenore
Lis
Prot Co RR
Chine
Albany
Boxwell
Coolville
Nelsonville
Mie We. Baird
Stroud
Kathryn Baker
Phere
Waldo Baird
Bennett
M. EL
Angela
Bytrobody
Local Social Notes From Hebbardsville and Nearby
Miss Minnie Shaffer of Greentiedt visits brother We Gken and family for a cay days. Miss Daisy Coe of Athens vacationing with sister Mrs Ry Crosssen this week. Chirley Whaley of Columbus returns home from Sunday excursion. Mrs Neighburge of Columns visiting her parents. Mrs Coe and Mrs Masts visiting Albany. Miss Ann Biddle in serious condition. Mrs Sadie Gilmore of Berlin visiting relatives. Mrs Hattie Cambs is reported very sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Shaffer
Greentiedt
Daisy Coe
Athens
Ry Crosssen
Chirley Whaley
Columbus
Hebbardsville
Fisher
Hebbardaville
Neighburge
Mia
Grege
Redlands
Californias
Frank Bustom
Albany
Mira Stanley
Ann Biddle
Minnie Buxton
Sadie Gilmore
Little Son
Berlin
Bryaor
Ross
Marshfield
Hattie Cambs
Local Hocking Notes and Week’s Gatherings
Miss Angeline McMamee of Little Hocking visits sister Carrie Noland for a few days. People attended Coolville camp meeting Sunday. Ed Clark of Frost calls on friends at Bull. St John’s Church dedication drew a large crowd. W C Jones on a business trip to the county seat Monday. Mrs James Crawford and daughter Carrie visit Mr and Mrs James B Crawford. J B Christman goes to Chillicothe for a few days. Farmers busy threshing wheat. Elan Chalfant of Jacksonville visits his father T N Chalfant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeline McMamee
Little Hocking
Carrie Noland
Coolville
Ed Clark
Frosti
Bull
St. John's
Canaan
James B. Crawford
J. B. Christman
Chillicothe
Elan Chalfant
Jacksonville
T. N. Chalfant
Monady
Jacksonville News Briefs Reflect Local Happenings
Local residents attend hay rack ride to Chauncey. Frank Shirley relocates family to Chauncey to occupy a new twenty four room boarding house. Birth announced for Vern Mills. Residents stayed with friends in Racine Columus Marshfield and Quincy. Church events and lectures noted with Dr Keans, Rev Stone and Miss Stella Choate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Frank Shirley Laa
Jos. McLaughlin
Paros
Vern Mills
Ward Eile
Racine
J. Mo. Wemmer
Maud Koons
Columus
Dr. Koons
Big Run Visitors and Upcoming Camp Fire Notice
Residents report visitors from Amesville and Marietta. J Canant and G W Rathburn visited relatives here and there. Grosvenor Post 742 schedules annual camp fire at Broadwell on August 25 2. Good speaking program invites all to attend with baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Canant
Amesville
Big Nun
G. W. Rathburn
George Hands
Everett Davia
John Jackson
Marietta
Coolville
Grosvenor
Broadwell
John Milly
Lyda
J. E. Rathburn
Local Visitors Describe Weekend At Nearby Town
An assortment of residents and relatives spent the weekend visiting in and around Glouster and nearby areas. Dj Crayie and Miss Ada Bawles were noted as visiting Stour and other towns while several families attended gatherings at various local homes and farms over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Wis
Community Notes From Local Families
Yeast of names and places. Mrs. Daugherty, Mrs. Clark, and Mr. Fox visit kin. Walter Grittin returns from towng, Perry Fox spends days with Virginia kin. Charles Dunfee leaves for Waoarerford to start a box factory job. Miss Mary Stone home from Marietta for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Biya Kunwles
Papherborg
Trices
Sytusans
Salas
Moss Lannie Rihabot
Magis Coun
Dew Dave Bast
Aweek
Ral Daugherty
Mary A. Stone
Marietta
Tepe
Legend of the Colorado Chief and Singing Water
An Indian legend from the Colorado region tells of a mighty chief, Rainbow, and his warlike son Temain Bow. Rainbow seeks marriage alliance with Singing Water but she loves Temain Bow. They flee together across the river while Snake-In-His-Hole pursues. Rainbow’s bold escape ends with the father atop his horse in a riverbed, a symbol of superhuman authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Taine
Pepe
Lis Albedomen
Sunface
Eowisely
Min
Reinbow
Tovcher
Rainbow
Rataan
Blandiou
Thinbow
Lissor
Lina
Snakeskin Hero and Moonlit Trial of Sunface
An indigenous saga unfolds as Sunface the god-like warrior confronts mortals at rocky passes. Snake-in-Hole fails with spears, the moonlight reveals Sunface is dead, and Rainbow Hull shepherds a river crossing while Ratninaw unites the two tribes under new leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonface
Sunkeh-His- Wolo
Snakeda-Tly-Hole
Olf Niin
Sunface
Rainbow
Ratninaw
Nest
Meriwether
Divorce Petition Filed in Ohio Court of Common Pleas
Currie Rowland files against Jacob Rowland and James Rowland for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty and neglect. Alimony pendente lite and permanent alimony sought, to be charged against about 23 acres in Troy Township Athens County Ohio. Mortgage lien held by James Rowland. Hearing set for third Saturday after August 25 1902. Jewett and Wood attorneys for plaintiff. July 2 to Aug 28 mid ws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rowhnd
St. Weluna
Cedar County
Nebraska
James How Jani
Bellyne
Colorado
Currie Rowland
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Jacob Rowland
Peniente
Troy Township
Athens
James Rowland Hays
Great Water Pumpers Transform Swamp Lands
The article notes that an acre of grass can yield at least 400 quarts of water in a day and that an acre of screen plants or eucalyptus trees, used as water pumps, reclaimed swamps and reduced malaria by improving air, soil, and water balance.
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England
Keith
Legiee Laughlin
Sugar J Creek
Mire
Spaulding
Saturdias
Lins J
Kida Mathews
Edijah Poston
Earieh
Zanesville
Wong
Elijah Poston
Harvey Adelan
Coubville
Charles Uobeman
Iisit
OUT OF Town News
South Canaan
Lurig
J. ©. Ryan
Pas
Mdae Oot
Stvertehy
Tesaias Mnarning
Ming Bessie Watkins
Colaimdus
Mises Dora
Hetelle Davis
Chiiisville
Pollard
A. Gandee
John McGraner
Philip Straus
Ditlendale
Wy Va
Canplaytit
Fredo
Marie Wilkes
Emma Francis
Ora Davis
Ehiss
Baird
Singer
Mins Eva
Murray
Bert Baird
J. Stout
Jin
Mandy
Vernie Gillilan
Addie Puller
Emma
Botkin
Edith McFarland
Moundsville
W. Va
John Atkinson
Misa Della Romine
Wheeling
Addine Romine
Ada Early
Constitution
Fannie Romine
Emma Robin
Henry Brewster
St. Josehp
Nancy Glidden
Dexteritr
Noble County
Cyrus Brewster
Dowler Ridge
Harry G. Stalder
Canaanville
HULL
Chis, Chase
Josie Ar
Suneday
Tabiatha Chase
Lydian Jeers
C. B. Jeffers
Keno
Youba
THE
Canada
Knickerbocker Building
Fifth Avenue
1Qth Street
New York
Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Ce
Dethoit
O. R. Looker, Fres
Vhs Seperintendent of
Ptatent
Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Company
Irental
Darratta
State of
Frooney
Mar
St. Marys
Sgoney
Agenciva
Tolelo
Coultrap
Turing
Belfast
Ireland
Scotland
Pearson
Jewett & Wood
Plaintiff
Mid-Ws
DR. Fenner
Fenner
Orrix
St.vitus
Penner
Dupont
Ciucaco
Cabtorta
Mars
Masie Roll
St. John's Catholic Church
Hattie Hines
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