Phonograph bargains and local ads in Nelsonville
Classified notices include a bargain phonograph from Sauter's Phonograph Studio near the depot, a rental offer for three unfurnished rooms with private entrance, a sale note for a gray go-cart, and a public livestock auction at William Jacobs farm with two cows, a heifer, and calves auctioned at 1 pm on September 13, terms cash. Farmer George B. Allen acts as auctioneer.
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Sauter
Phonograph Studio
Depot
Nelsonville
William Jacobs
Geo. B. Allen
Birthday Surprise for Mrs C O North at John Street
A birthday party was held at Mrs. C O North’s John Street home with friends and family in attendance. The gathering featured games, music, and late refreshments, including Mrs North and many neighbors and relatives such as Mesdames Smith, Carr, Shaw, North, Barrows, Keplar, and several Misses and Messrs. Throng included Ruth Kuhn, Grace Anders, Mildred Buchanan, and Austin Keplar among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. North
John Street
Albert Smith
James Carr
Emery Shaw
Frank North
Harvey Barrows
Orie North
Ed Corwin
Art Keplar
Alpert Anders
James Kuhn
Hattie Daft
Joe Storch
Fred Newton
Ed Buchanan
Margaret
Elizabeth Carr
Ruth Kuhn
Grace Anders
Evelyn Daft
Edna Keplar
Bess Smith
Fay
Cecil Corwin
Gladys
Gertrude Barrows
Helen
Dorothy
Tuda
Mary Shaw
Mildred Buchanan
Ruth Newton
Lucile
Ruth Keplar
Maxina
Mary Frances North
Messrs
Clyra Anders
Edward Newton
Lawrence Daft
Richard Buchanan
Austin Keplar
Scout congress readiness fills Oxford city with scouts
The Scout congress gathers in the city as trains and streetcars meet in full uniform. Registration occupies the day with about twenty organizations expected, though many may not attend until Sunday or Monday. An army cook is prepared to feed the group with wholesome meals.
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Scout Congress
Ohio
Millfield Defeats the Elks in Fast 3 1 Victory
Millfield wins 3 to 1 at O U Field, scoring in the eighth and ninth. Corbin doubled for two bases, Beverage made a bare handed catch in right field, and Earthh fanned the last three Elks to seal the win. Elks face Washington Court House next Sunday.
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Elks
O. U. Field
Millfield
Beverage
Corbin
Athens
Earthh
Schimpf
Washington Court House
Millfield AB
R. H. PO
McDaniel
H. Earich
Simpson
Clancy
D. Earich
Elks AB
Whitlach
Boise
Russell, Lf
BANOD
Nce Cadenieen
Barstow
Toke
Whitlock
Knox
Finsterwald
Morrison
Earich
Local Social News Prominent Guests And Visits
Rev and Mrs M L Wooward hosted as their guest Mrs Elmira Cook of Nelsonville. Mrs Edna Thompson of Athens visited her mother Mrs W C Light. Rosa Williamson of Sistersville WV stayed with relatives here. Emme and Blanche Light visited Athens with sister Mrs J J Henry. Hulda Soderblent of Columbus spent the week with Mrs D W Cornell.
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M. L. Wooward
Elmira Cook
Nelsonville
Edna Thompson
Athens
W. C. Light
Rosa Williamson
Sistereville
W. Va
Emme
Blanche Light
J. J. Henry
Hulda Soderblent
Columbus
D. W. Cornell
Six room frame dwelling for sale with outbuildings
Real estate listing notes a six room frame house with slate roof in a good location, cistern and city water, bath unfinished, 133 by 125 foot lot, good outbuildings and a cellar. For inquiries call R. 166 or P. O. Box 845.
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P. O
Local social notes list visitors from Parkersburg to Athens region
Mr and Mrs H J Geisendorfer visited friends in Parkersburg from Saturday to Monday. Carl Stewart of Swartz Oil Company Cleveland spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs Charles Inman visited Athens on Wednesday. Mrs Ella Pierce and niece Adah McNeil of Lancaster were at Stewart with Mr and Mrs Guy Pierce. Mr and Mrs J A Rodehaver visiting Springfield. Mr and Mrs J W Lockhart hosted Windland from Enterprise WV. State fair attendees include F W Chapman O W Goodwin I C Chapman F K Coleman and Eliza Coleman. Dr Arbuckle to preach at M E church Sunday night Aug 21 for Methodist Children’s Home fundraiser. All invited including children and youth.
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H. J. Geisendorfer
Parkersburg
Carl Stewart
Swartz Oil Company
Cleveland
J. C. Stewart
Charles Inman
Athens
Ella Pierce
Adah McNeil
Lancaster
Stewart
Guy Pierce
J. A. Rodehaver
Springfield
J. W. Lockhart
Mr. Windland
Enterprise
W. Va
F. W. Chapman
O. W. Goodwin
I. C. Chapman
F. K. Coleman
Eliza Coleman
Arbuckle
M. E
Methodist Childrens Home
Local Social News Highlights Visits and Homecomings
A flood of social notes details names like Mrs Lefavor, J F McClead, Miss Wilma Lines, and J H Gillett. Residents reuniting after visits to Athens Chillicothe Mason City W Va Col umbus and Cleveland. travel to Caldwell Sarahsville and Missouri. Sabbath school at 1 30 next Sunday followed by preaching by Rev Snyder.
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Sarahsville
Mason City
W. Va
Runda Brow
Marry Cline
Cleveland
Guy Graham
J. H. Gillett
Glen
Columbus
Kathleen
Doris Shumate
Jackson
Paulus
Woodsfield
J. H. Gilletts
Leighty
Hart
Dewey Milliran
Walter Heed
Elmer McLead
Missouri
J. F. McClead
Guiles Brantner
J. J. McClead
Rev. Snyder
Cincinnati Markets Report on Eggs Poultry and Livestock Prices
Today s markets show eggs higher with fresh gathered extra firsts 47c per dozen and other grades down to 37c. Cattle receipts 1100 with a slow market. shippers paid 11.50 to 35.00. Hogs receipts steady with declines 1 to 2 dollars. sows and butchers 19.00. Sheep receipts 2500 and market weak. wooled lambs 16.00 to 19.75.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Prices Brief
Cat 12 receipts light as market slows. Prices show choice cows at 10.09 to 12.00, prime cows 14.00 to 14.50, common 11.00 to 11.20. Fully described as market conditions and typical bidding in Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Agricultural market report and grain prices across regions
Calves and sheep markets steady with light receipts. prime wethers and good to fair grades listed. Hogs trend lower on light receipts. various weight categories cited. Chicago Butter and Toledo grain prices shown with futures for corn oats barley rye clover seed timothy and alfalfa across several months.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Lynch Victim Eli Cooper Lynched After Alleged Uprising Threat
In Dublin Georgia Aug 28 officials cited a rumored negro uprising planned thirty days hence as motive for the lynching of Eli Cooper near Caldwell. A Chicago negro paper is blamed for stirring unrest. Cooper boasted the change after fifty years of oppression. His charred body was found in the ashes of a church near the Dodge County line. Several negro churches and lodge buildings were burned at Caldwell early Wednesday by unknown parties.
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Dublin
Eli Cooper
Caldwell
Here
Chicago
Cooper
Dodge County
State Fair Visits Turn Heads in Plain Localities
Mr. and Mrs. Elza McGranor left for Columbus to attend the State Fair and visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hiller with two children came from Lancaster to stay with Fletch Hawk and his mother at Salem. Miss Mildred Shields left for New Marshfield to help care for Miss Hewitt. Erwin Stauffer and Sam George drove to Columbus for the State Fair. Mr. and Mrs. George Buffington of Pomeroy recently visited their parents here.
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Elza McGranor
Columbus
Harold Hiller
Lancaster
Fletch Hawk
Scott
Salem
Mildred Shields
New Marshfield
Miss Hewitt
Erwin Stauffer
Sam _ George
George Buffington
Pomeroy
Suffering From Catarrh Prompted Drive It Away
A fragment urges readers to treat catarrh by expelling disease germs with medical advice. It mentions warnings of dangers when catarrh enters lungs and promotes a remedy from a medical contact in Tanta, Georgia.
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M Swift
Tanta, Ga
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Stuart’s Opera House
J. A. Coburn’s
Minstrels
Chas
Gano
Edwin Clifford
the Great Denton
Minstrelsey
Kent Gage
Fountain Drug Store
Gray _ reed go-cart
Bell Phone
Harley Mitchell
Nelsonville Gun Club
Jackson Farm
F. X. Ranch
Don Poston
John Poston
Dr. Clark
Swanson
J. Fisher Tee We
Otto Hoisington
James Sharp
Frish Tinton
Akron
Andy Wilson
Ralph Wallar
Eee
Poplar St
Corporation and Partnership
C.E. Taggart Public Accountant
P. Bidg
Edgar Devol
Minot, North Dakota
Mabel Wallace
Belford Carpenter
Walter Wolfe
Frank Linton
Mrs
Charles Linton
Mrs. B. E. LeFever
Will Fleck
Will Devol
Fred Higgins
D. W. Harris
Zaresville
Wheeling
Guysville
God-Speed
Princess Della Patra
God Speed
Lieut
Daniel Gish
Mineola
New York- Toronto
Della Patra
Gish
New Yorks
Elouster News
John White
Buchtel
John Clark Jr
St. Anthony Hospital
G. W. Wyatt
Middleport
Canaanville
Harry Williams
W. E. Williams
Harry
Jefferson Barracks
Gillespie, Ill
L. R. Steinmetz
Glouster
Mrs. Steinmetz
David Williams
Mr. Williams
Alliance
Stroud
Georgia
Plains
H. P
HH. P. Olds
Brooks & Fierce
E. F. Skinner
Nelsonville Dry Goods Company
Ohlinger & Wolf
Old Reliable Coffee
Franklin Coffee
Red Bird Coffee
Golden Sun Joffee
Arbuckle Coffee
Chestnut
Harper Sts
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