Out of Town News from the Weekly Notes
Local column lists residents and visitors moving between towns. Names include Miss Baby Menzie in Zanesville, Mrs. Will Powell from Lancaster, Fred Wilson from Crawfordsville, Mrs. Robert Farrell, Mrs. George Smith in Akron, and Rev. G. D. Clifford returning from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Menzie
Zanesville
Sarah Strickler
Will Powell
Lancaster
Fred Wilson
Crawfordsville
Ind
Robert Farrell
Mollie Bumgarner
Sendenville
George Smith
Akron
H. H. James
W. P. Mayer
Cincinnati
J. C. Cox
Columbus
Raphus Morris
Mildred Hickman
Helen Johnson
Ruby Menzie
Maud Schwartz
Adeline Vorellis
Norman Theiss
Jess Stalder
Bessie Johnson
Gretchen Rutter
Tessa Wallace
Glouster
T. J. Wallace
A. S. Higgins
EB. Williams
Rutland
A. L. Casto
Logan
Reuben Davis
Athens
G. D. Clifford
Boston
Mass
Chautauqua
N. Y
George Gibbs
Frank
Wheeling
Isiah Tedrow
Clarence Sharp
Fostoria
Lena Nelson
Zaleski
Amos Mace
Alma Jewett
Newark
Leva Nelson
Pearl Reynolds
Lucile Cable
Edyth Flake
Than Edington
OC. L. Aumiller
Edington
Buckeye Lake
Julia Dew
J. A. Smith
Little Sen
Coolville News Roundup Includes Visits and Death
Community notes from Coolville report visiting relatives and neighbors, threshing work in Oklahoma, and local movements. Several residents travel to Torch, Belpre, Parkersburg, and Cincinnati. James Scott dies at Coolville Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
Charter
Gail Driggs
H. E. Bennett
Johnnie Hughes
Ernest Shields
Oklahoma
O. E. Chevalier
Will Matlack
Tuppers Plains
J. M. Basom
Parkersburg
Annie Hitchcock
Chicago
Lillian and
Grace Coe
Belpre
Clara Higley
Zee Knowles
Torch
Luella Knowles
Francis Ackey
Pomeroy
Lucile Chevalier
Higley
Nannie
Roat
L. R. Pierce
Lizzie Niggemeyer
Lynch
Jacksonville
John Niggemeyer
Coolville
A. Kelley
Kate Young
Anna
Cincinnati
Margaret Niggemeyer
Local residents and visitors noted in Amesville notes
Amesville report lists several visitors including George Ginn of Meigs Creek staying with Mr. and Mrs. Painter and Miss Florence Harra of Athens visiting her brother Elmer Harra. Widespread travel sees James Foutch of Broadwell planning a Franklin street bakery. The local grange buys a new organ for the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Caroline Benson
George Benson
Nelsonville
Benson
Sprague
Chauncey
Bessie Dent
Millfield
Miss Wood
Athens
Woodworth
Albany
N. W. Baker
Hermon Halm
New York
Emma Campbell
Bertha Russell
Coolville
Lottie Wood
Lizzie
Annetta Higgins
Smithfield
James Scott
George Ginn
Meigs Creek
Florence Harra
Elmer Harra
P. L. Cole
Marietta
James Foutch
Broadwell
Franklin Street
A. ©. Young
Virgine
Lucile Henry
H. Henry
Amos Saltzer
Malta
W. G. Brown
R. V. King
Chesterhill
Mr. King
Lucy King
Frank Ellis
V. Lortz
Jacob Lortz
Round Head
William Lortz
Plain City
Eda Owens
Grafton
W. Va
W. H. Cartman
Company B
Newark
W. G. Finch
Logansport
Ind
K. of P
Belle Tinker
Trimble
O. G. Tinker
Thomas Dyson
Sunday school group from Mechanicsburg visits Columbus park
The Mechanicsburg Methodist Protestant Sunday school triped to Columbus on Wednesday morning via the K and M line. About a hundred persons joined the excursion to Olentangy park for a day of leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Travel fares for Labor Day and state events announced
One fare round trip for Labor Day within 50 miles, valid return by Sept 8. Ohio State Fair in Columbus Aug 31 to Sept 4, return by Sept 5. Ohio State Democratic Convention Aug 25-26 in Columbus, tickets on sale Aug 24-25, return by Aug 27. Mackinac and Detroit trips Sept 3 with fares $6 for Mackinac and Detroit, return by Sept 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J D Raw Co offers stock clearance at Sloane department store
The notice pitches selling large stock from the O B Sloane Department Store after a sacrifice to fund new fall stock. It invites visitors to the department store for dry goods carpets and china, while noting the fair ground has cows pigs chickens potatoes pumpkins apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Sloane
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OUT OF Town News
Nelsgonville
Mae Cotton
Will Miller
New Straitsville
W. D. Sidman
Emma
Lucy Talbutt
A. H. Cranes
Greenfield
Carl Hanning
Harry Hawkins
Atlantic City
Maggie Bateman Rhodes
A. Brown
Massillon
Eva Brown
Francis Pearce
G. W. Shaffer
Edward, Shoemaker
Missouri
John Shoemaker
Meigs County
Thomas Davis
Donald
D. W. Nelson
Benjamin Morris
Starr
Maud
Flo Lax
Middleport
Racine
Charles Brown
Mattie Wilson
Benjamin
Forest Marsh
Wellston
Jackson
Ada Woodard
Daniel Scrivers
Pike Valley
Blanche Newman
E. G. Angell
J. H. Bobo
Haning
Land and
Gallipolis
Ed. Whartt
Pleasant Plain
Dean Ewers
Chevalier
Lizzie Walden
Blanche
Marion
Wm. Walden
Ralph Frame
John Dinsmoor
Anthony
Emmet Combs
Springfield
Annette Walker
L. H. Smith
J. K. Kimes
Grimes
Neisel
Shinn
Edson Dean
Ivy Davis
Willie Campbell
Corning
Thomas Phillips
Charles Love
Wayland Brill
The
Oakhill
Blanche Evener
Carl Hayes
G. L. Bryson
Hebbardsville
Ila Evans
Richwood
Aaron Evans
Hebbardsville and
Adhiens
Lizzie Blaine
Charlie Knight
Alice
Lenora Masketer
Will Whaley
Jesse Vorkes
Daisy Coe
John Coe
Dick Crossen
Colburn
Marsh
L. Cramer
Jerseyville
Lovie Dent
Allie Dent
Frost
Oscar Barrows
Wm. P. Barrows
Curtis Dean
Liverpool
Annie Doan
Estella Ladd
Charess Ladd
Belle O'Neal
Rosa
Fillmore
Ira Barrows
Bradley Meeks
West Virginia
James Johnson
Susan Nelson
C. S. Newsom At
Rockers
Price
R. C
Newsom
Ohio
Amesville
Hocking Valley
Mackinac
Detroit
Barth
Athens Mills
North Court Street
Otto Barth
Opera House
Joe King
K. Nambas
Otora
America
Haberdashery
Thompson
Scott
Lawrence-Worstell Building
J.D. Raw Co
J.D. Raw Co’s
J. D. Raw CO
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