Personal Mentions From Tuesday's Daily
Mrs Frank P Bachman spent part of the summer with her mother in Ann Arbor Michigan and returned home Saturday evening. Miss Mary Dunkle visited relatives here in Zaleski and McArthur and left Des Moines Iowa for home. Miss Mildred Francis returned from a visit with Mr and Mrs B Frank Stout in Parkersburg. Dr and Mrs J T Mervin and daughter returned from Jamestown exposi tion. Miss Vernie Johnson left for Middleport to stay with Miss Elizabeth Murphy. Mr A Cunningham of Cincinnati president of the Luhing Coal company is in the city on business. Miss Nellie McVay returned to Marietta after visiting Dr and Mrs F P McVay. Florence Gabriel returned to Columbus after being called to Athens by death in the family. Mr Howard Vorhees of Albany was a guest of friends in the city. Miss Edna Bowen left for Sardis to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Bachman
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mary Dunkle
Zaleski and McArthur
Des Moines
Iowa
Mildred Francis
B. Frank Stout
Parkersburg
J. T. Mervin
Jamestown Exposition
Vernie Johnson
Middleport
Elizabeth Murphy
A. Cunningham
Cincinnati
Luhing Coal Company
Nellie McVay
F. P. McVay
Marietta
Florence Gabriel
Columbus
Athens
Howard Vorhees
Albany
Local residents seen traveling to Columbus and nearby cities
Mr. and Mrs. Moran will reside on North High Street in Columbus. H H Wickham Dr C L Jones depart for Pittsburgh via Lancaster and the national pike. Jacobs and son visit Woods in Wellsburg. Daisy Foster heads to Pittsburgh to visit the Koon couple. The Lawheads return from Amesville with children Mary Frances and Theodora. Dunkle Fulwider and Cooper head to the Jamestown exposition. Kelley ill at Morris Avenue. Jennie Hook visits relatives in Mid-Gleport and Mary Crapps. Edgar Bean returns from Pittsburg Ky. Horn visits Parkersburg. Kurtz Jr of Columbus visits Chauncey. De Camp hosts Flora De Camp from Toledo. Bobletts return to Charleroi Va. Hull Foster visiting Columbus and Ironton. Thompson family moves back to Chauncey. Slutz to occupy property. Rallis family and Parks return from Luhrig area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Wickham
C. L. Jones
Wickham
Pitsburg
Lancaster
Zanesville
Wheeling
Samuel Jacobs and Son
Wellsburg
Hal M. Wods
Jacobs
Woods
Daisy Foster
W. EB. Koon
A. T. Lawhead
Mary Frances
Theodora
Amesville
Herbert Dunkle
W. EB. Fulwider
M. Cooper
Lew Kelley
Hocking Valley Depot
Morris Avenue
Jennie Hook
Pittsburg
Mid- Gleport
Mary Crapps
Edgar Bean
B. Ll. Horn
Parkersburg
Charles Ll. Kurtz, Jr
Columbus
George de Camp
Flora de Camp
Toledo
H. C. Boblett
Fred Nedham
Charleroi
Hull Foster
Ironton
R. J. Thompson
New Craig
West Union Street
Chauncey
Thompson
W. L. Slutz
George Rallis
Mildrole
Walter
Xenia
Mary Parks
Carbon Hill
Sophia Pollard
Luhrig
Roads section bosses told to ready for 80 ton coal cars
Amesville reports that road section bosses have been ordered to prepare all divisions for hauling 80 ton coal cars, signaling a potential uptick in business. Local notes include hospital updates, property purchases, visits from relatives, and community events across the area.
Coliville business visitor and reformatory transfer
Mr. Wesley Bingham of Coliville was a business visitor here last Monday. Wilbur Carpenter has obtained a position in the reformatory at Mansfield and left for the city Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Bingham
Coliville
Wilbur Carpenter
Mansfield
Social notes from Wolfs Plains and nearby towns
H M Barker and family hosted I M McHarg and family this Sunday. W A Stage of Lancaster visited this week. Mrs Mary Dowler is convalescent. Mrs Mary Michael entertained Mr and Mrs M E Twiss of Athens and Mrs Stella Shirley of Circle Hill. Rev and Mrs Coon hosted their son and family from Beaumont. Stella Wood and Jessie Bolin of Athens visited Mrs H E Stage. Camp meeting attendance at Coolville. Mr and Mrs George Gabriel visited Chauncey relatives. Mr and Mrs Burt Adams stayed with their parents at Cawthorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Stage
Lancaster
Restarves
Mary Dowler
Mary Michael
M. E. Twiss
Athens
Stella Shirley
Circle Hille
Coon
Beaumont
Stella Wood
Jessie Bolin
H. E. Stage
Coolville
George Gabriel
Burt Adams
Cawthorn
Pike Valley Social and School Board Notes
Weekend activity in Pike Valley includes a Coolville camp meeting and a busy Lodi township school board session. Rev Wood will give his farewell address September 8. The township Sunday school convention drew large attendance with speakers Rev Bowden and Prof Evans.
Local Notes From Hockingport and Nearby Areas
Miss Esther D Stewart returns to Central Mississippi to teach in the missionary field. Mrs Lew Humphrey ill with typhoid fever. Ralph Stone and sons visit Mrs Mahala Stone in Cleveland. Maggie Griffin returns from Athens. Miss Mary Hoyt visits her mother Mrs Richard Nix. Miss Mary A Stone attends Baptist Class No 4 pick at Terrapin Park in Parkersburg. Miss Ethel Dunfee begins teaching in Hockingport. Nellie Cole visits Mrs Cyrus Jones and friends. Marietta district Camp Meeting at Coolville ends. Evangelist Campbell sermons praised. Two life members admitted on Missionary Day: Mrs A K White and Mrs Irene McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther D. Stewart
Mississippi
Stewart
Lew Humphrey
Ralph Stone
Mary Hoyt
Cleveland
Richard Nixon
Mary A. Stone
Baptist Church of
Evangelist Campball
A. K. White
Coolville
Irene McCoy
Marietta
Home Missionary Society
Canaanville Camp Meeting Highlights and Local Visits
South Canaan notes a large turnout at Coolville camp meeting with Rev Seamon’s farewell sermon planned for September 8. locals and visitors, including the Crawford, Mansfield, Wriggleman, Butts and Kincaid families, attend church events and institute sessions. A Sunday school picnic is set for August 31 with Canaanville orchestra and sermons beginning at 10 a.m.
Local Visitors and Departures Noted in Amesville Area
Bremen resident Miss May Kittle visits Will Antle family over Sunday. Mrs. Warren Alderman and grandsons stay with friends in Amesville. Buffalo resident Dow Gift returns home after visit. Miss Vinacent spends time with grandparents in Millfield. Manuel Evans concludes visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Kittle
Bremen
Will Antle
Warren Alderman
Fisher
Amesville
Dow Gift
Buffalo
Vinacent
Millfield
Manuel Evans
Local Residents Attend Services and Weddings in Hebbardsville Area
In a week of family visits and travel, Chauncey and Albany residents gathered for church services and social events. A wedding united Lonnie Morrison and Miss Ora Nolan in Athens, with the couple to reside on the Edwards property. Several neighbors welcomed visitors, and others planned trips to Bartlett Kansas and Buffalo for the winter.
Town House Remarks and Local Visits
Mr. Ed Martin of Columbus has been at home the past week. Miss Bertha Rickey returned to her work at the Athens State Hospital Saturday. Jesfie Tewksbury and family visited Roll Master's Sunday. George Balls, previously with Snyder threshing, broke his arm last week. Miss Faye Wingett attended the County Teachers Institute at Athens. Miss Gertrude Rickey of Pittsburg is home for a few weeks. Rev. Reese could not fill his Town House appointment due to bad roads. Mrs. Ellsworth Knowlton has been very sick the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesfie Tewksbury
George Balls
Snyder
Faye Wingett
County Teachers’ Institute
Athens
Gertrude Rickey
Pittsburg
Reese
Ellsworth Knowlton
Local notes from Albany and surrounding area
Albany and surrounding communities report visits and hospitality. Residents A B Vorhes W H Vorhes J E Cline and others entertain relatives and friends in Nelsonville Chauncey and Albany while several travel for business health and social events. The Eastern Star inspection in Masonic Hall included a banquet for Athens Wilkesville chapters.
Bethany Visitors and Camp Meeting Notes
A number of locals spent Sunday at the Coolville camp meeting and reports indicate a good time. Gus Johnson visits his uncle Dudley Grubb in Groveport. Charles Norris returns to work in Athens after a home stay. Mr. and Mrs. J L Petty travel home after a week with Mrs. Er dine Webster of Columbus. Mrs. Stonestreet of Lynch, Wy Va., visits her daughter Mrs. Lillie Hurst. Elmer Carter of North Dakota visits his uncle Fred Frost and old friends. Mrs. F A Barnes returns to Wallace, W Va., with granddaughter Golda Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Gus Johnson
Dudley Grubb
Groveport
Charles Norris
Athens
J. L. Petty
Erdine Webster
Columbus
Stonestreet
Lynch, Wy Va
Lillie Hurst
Elmer Carter
North Dakota
Fred Frost
F. A. Barnes
Wallace
W. Va
Golda Barnes
Mrs Florence Wright Visits Athens Friends
Mrs Florence Wright and her children visited friends in Athens recently. Mrs Moore of West Virginia is the guest of her daughter Mrs Allen Tenant. Mr Tenant's uncle from West Virginia is also their guest for a few days. Miss Rachel Mille is visiting her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wright
Athens
Moore
West Virginia
Allen Tenant
Tenant
E!ser
Stewart and area guests mingle in local visits
Bret Cook of Pittsburg visits friends here for a few days. Ora Dunfee stays with her parents at Torch after attending camp meeting. Annette Walker of Athens visits sister Mrs. L. H. Smith. Helen Stewart also from Athens visits relatives. A group from here attends an excursion to Coolville and Parkersburg. Samuel Russell and wife return from West Virginia trip. Anda Smith visits relatives at Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret Cook
Pittsburg
Ora Dunfee
Torch
Annette Walker
Athens
L. H. Smith
Helen Stewart
Coolville
Parkersburg
Samuel Russell
West Virginia
Anda Smith
Frost
Five Points Social News Notes Spur Small Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Arch Johnson spent Sunday with the Knowltons. Mr and Mrs A Z Minear and family visited Balis. George Balis broke both bones in his lower left arm in a threshing machine accident Wednesday. Harley Moler returned home after visiting friends. Sadie Dew finished house work for Frank Bolen of Albany and went home Saturday. Grange picnic drew locals to Albany Saturday. Virgil Wingett from Ross county visits uncle Clarence Wingett. A basket dinner is planned at Air Line next Sunday September 1. Grandma McVay is recovering. William Peacock and Eph Ellis hosted visitors Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Johnson
C P. Knowlton
A. Z. Minear
Sd Balis
George Balis
Harley Moler
Sadie Dew
Frank Bolen
Albany
Grange
Virgil Wingett
Ross County
Clarence Wingett
Airline
Grandma McVay
William Peacock
Eph Ellis
Local residents and visitors visit in this vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. Skinnell of Hartford City W Va spent over a week visiting their uncle William Swan and relatives. Mrs Henry Brewster and children who attended camp meeting will leave for Moundsville W Va Thursday. Miss Ethel Dunfee and C G Dye attended Teachers Institute at Athens. Rev G E Kreager of Torch and Rev E E White of Coolville attended the Marietta Baptist association at New Matamoras last week. Miss Helena Kirker of Logan visited relatives. Miss Lucy Dye of Carthage guests of her uncle C G Dye. Mrs Watson and Mrs Williams of Porterfield spent a day here. Mr Ben Green near Coolville spent last week with daughter Mrs Bowles. Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 7 30 in Baptist church the first service since renovation. Misses Ettie and Ora Dunfee spending days with father Smith Dunfee near here. Mr and Mrs Fred Atkinson and son Harry of Moundsville are week with Mr and Mrs John Atkinson. Mr and Mrs Thomas Dunfee returned home Tuesday after week with relatives in Xenia and Delaware. Miss Etta Kines of Chester guest of Misses Rose and Nannie Palmer Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Oge
Ogg
Columbus
Fred North
Marietta
C. B. McCune
Harrison Street
R. F. Linscott
W. M. Henry
Indiana
Josie Henry
Herbert Balderson
St. Joseph
Seth Balderson
Vearl Balderson
Louisville
Kan
H. Wyatt
John Wyatt
Grangers
McDougal’s Grove
Fred Balderson
Thomas Linscott
Oscar
Beverly
Cunningham
Sarah Henry
Jay Wilder
New Lexington
W. R. Phillips
East Liverpool
Ned
Guysville
Skinnell
Hartford City
W. Va
William Swan
Henry Brewster
Moundsville
Ethel Dunfee
C. G. Dye
Athens
G. E. Kreager
Torch
E. E. White
Coolville
Marietta Baptist Association
New Matamoras
Helena Kirker
Logan
Lucy Dye
Carthage
Watson
Williams
Porterfield
Ben Green
Bowles
Ettie
Ora Dunfee
Smith Dunfee
Fred Atkinson
Harry
Graham's Chapel Social Notes and Visits
Mrs Edward Love visits daughter in South Canaan and many local residents attend the Ohio Christian conference at Burning Brush church led by Rev J B Massie. Readers recount visits by Finsterwalds Ashton and others, illness at Athens, and neighbors gathering for church and family events.
Local Folks Return After Trips to West Virginia and Albany
Tr and Mrs Steele return home from a stay in West Virginia. Miss Belle Townsend finishes a week with relatives in Albany and plans to resume routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Steele
West Virginia
Belle Townsend
Albany
Free Baptists Picnic Planned in H S Hoskinson Grove
The Free Baptists announce a picnic at H S Hoskinson's grove near South Canaan to be held Saturday August 31. Mrs H H Wharff and granddaughter Gladys Wyatt visited Mrs Jennie Wyatt of New England. Joseph Marshall made a trip to Athens. Clyde Calvert attended a Coolville camp meeting. Arthur Konkoskie of Chillicothe visits his mother here. Harry Bean of Chillicothe visits relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Baptists
H. S. Hoskinson
South Canaan
H. H. Wharff
Gladys Wyatt
Jennie Wyatt
New England
Joseph Marshall
Athens
Clyde Calvert
Coolville
Arthur Konkoskie
Chillicothe
Harry Bean
Birth announced in Hockingport and local visits noted
Mrs Edwin Parker welcomes a daughter born August 21 in Hockingport. Rebecca is described as a fine baby. Guests and visitors include Kathryn McKim of Marietta staying with Olive McKim, Mayme White visiting, Pendleton returning to Columbus, Edith Palmer of Athens with Mrs E A Dutton, Nora Buchanan of Lyda visiting, Ralph Stone returning to Cleveland, and several boarders from various cities enjoying a rustic stay in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Parker
Rebecca
Kathryn McKim
Marietta
Olive McKim
Mayme White
Pendleton
Burt Humphrey
Columbus
Edith Palmer
Athens
E. A. Dutton
Nora Buchanan
Lyda
E. K. Parker
Ralph Stone
Mahala Stone
Cleveland
Saloon Screen Ordinance Dismissed as Not Legally Passed
Watt McDonald, publican of Jacksonville, faced trial for violating a front saloon screen ordinance. Prosecutor Foster and Law and Order League contested the law, but discovery showed the ordinance was never formally adopted. Mayor Kempton dismissed the case after ruling the measure invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Watt McDonald
Kempton
Law and Order League
McDonald
I. M. Foster
Squire E. T. Rose
Athens
Patterson Arrested in Nelson Le for Board Bill
Frank Patterson, sought in Logan for beating a board bill of 10 dollars, was arrested in Nelsonville Ohio by Officers Landerbach and Shaner at Mrs. Skinner’s boarding house. He is a Straitsville native and was returned to Logan after a day in custody. Sunday had no arrests and Saturday night saw minor fights with no captures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Frank Patterson
Logan
Landerbach and
Shaner
Two Nelsonville Residents Named in Miner Couple Record
George R. Hardgrove aged 20 a miner and Blanch Linton aged 18 are residents of Nelsonville. The report notes their ages and occupations with no further context available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Hardgrove
Miner
Blanch Linton
Nelsonville
Physician Gillilan to face trial over acid attack on horse
Aug 27 Amesville Ohio Justice I W Gibson hears affidavit by Will P Hoisington charging Dr BL Gillilan with throwing caustic acid on Hoisington’s horse on Aug 16. Trial before Squire E T Rose in Athens set for Thursday at 1 pm. Gillilan to present his and wife’s accounts. jury likely waived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
I. W. Gibson
Will P. Hoffington
BL. EB. Gillilan
Gillilan
Hoisington
Gibson
Dr. Gillilan
Squire E. T. Rose
Athens
Athen S
Squire Rose
Notice to Contractors for Limestone Bids Athene County
The board of county commissioners will receive bids by noon Monday 19 for limestone delivered and locked at three points on the Jerseyville pike between John Kelleys and Jerseyville. Bids also for limestone on Four Mile road Coolville pike to Eben Chase residence. Specifications available at the auditor's office. By order S B Hill president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners of
Athens County
Jerseyville Pike
John Kelley
Jerseyville
Coolville Pike
Pike
Eben Chase
Eben Chase. For Further Particulars See Specifications At Auditor’s Office
Board of County Commissioners
S. B. Hill
Appointment of executrix for Eliza Ogg estate
Notice states Sarah O Chester has been appointed and qualified as executrix of Eliza Ogg deceased of Athens county Ohio. Dated August 27 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Ogg
Athens County
Ohio
A. D
Sarah O. Chester
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Edna Bowen
Sardis
Joseph Moran
George Port
North High Street
Wolfs Plains
H. M. Barker
I. M. McHarg
Pike Valley
Lucile Burson
Villa Branch
Carrie Newman
Rolland Newman
Clifford Ruth
Lucius Burson
Eldon Kenney
Lodi Township
Rev. Wood
M. E
Sturday
Bowden
Prof. Evans
Anna
Mary Williams
Jamestown
William Reading
Blanch Phillips
L. Creamer
Bird
Nora Kelley
Clark
Hockeingport
Seamon
Carl Hill
George Rodehaver
Earl Butts
J. A. Crawford
Alva Crawford
Missa Lara Marshall
Willow Creek
Charles Mansfield
Little Hocking
Canaanville Orchestra
Hebbardsville
A. L. Evans
Will Drake
Vern Ross
John Faulkner
Buchtel
John Fisher
M. Patterson
Nate Patterson
McConnelsville
Resse
Methodist Church
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Mr. Moore
OO. L. Johnson
Bartlett
Kansas
Lottie Barnes and
Baby
Pohotaun
A. J. Matheny
Ray
Charleston
Letha
R. J. Crossen
Milo
Irwin Reynolds
Elizabeth Gabreil
Northrop
Crooksville
Dan Higgins
Miller
Pennsylvania
Will Mosier
Dr. Stanley
Jessie Allen
Jers
Earl Martin
Gar Hesson
Tine Lewis
Denver
Colorado
George Hill
Harvey Bennett
Burning Bush
Lonnie Morrison
Ora Nolan
Edwards
Town House
Ed Martin
Bertha Rickey
Athens State Hospital
A. B. Vorhes
W. H. Vorhes
J. E. Cline
George Spring
Hot Springs
Ark
Walter Bennett
B. C. Vorhes
Wilkesville
E. K. Carpenter
Paul Rutherford
Howard Vorhes
Miss Dunkle
Mr. Sours
London
Esther Teeters
William Bowers
M. J. Louther
Blanche Gillespie
Lena Bowers
Henry Hisher
George Rallings
Masonic Hall
Ruth McKinstry
B. Co. Vorhes
Cecil Bean
Howard Yorkes
John Hursey
Esper
Ruth
Jacob Spring
Bethany
England
Rachel Mlle
Graham's Chapel
Edward Love
Grove Halbert
John Hawk
Ohio Christian Conference
Burning Brush Shurch
J. B. Massie
Grace Ashton
Angell Ridge
Peter Finsterwald
Octie Bobo
Jennie
Mary Wetherbee
William Anthony
James Poston
Poston
Frederic Finsterwald
Joseph Fulton
Shade
Samuel Frost
Hazel
Nora
Amos Holland
Herbert
Harry Knowlton
William Fulton
Mike Love
Elizabeth Ashton
Joseph Kelley
Lewis
Fern
Vernice Hill
John Hil
Hockingport
Jacksonville Publicans
Nelson LE
W. P. Hofsington
Beverly Nursery
W. T. Mitchell
Son
Beverly, O
Phaeton
Surrey
Empire and Superior
R. M. Patterson @ Co
BELL
E. State Street
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