Community Notes and Social Visits in New England District
Numerous Society items from New England detail parties and visits. Prof J T Fischer and family of Columbus join Mr and Mrs Charle Saxon for a weekend. Teachers addressed by Prof A H Dixon at the central school. Mining party, Rathbone Sisters convention attendees, and a large mix of kin and friends visiting from Athens Logan Columbus and West Virginia. Several illnesses and recoveries noted, plus bear hunting plans and a bear rifle purchase. Local clubs and gatherings fill a busy social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyman
J. T. Fischer
Columbus
Charle Saxon
J. A. Smith
Lawrence Young
J. K. Johnson
Logan
Elmer Tetrick
Our City
Hiram Wilson
Myrtle Howard
Hyperion Club
F. 8. Tedrow
Wm. Weigand
T. M. Finley
Biuefield
W. Va
Mamie Mayers
Neil Avenue
Boss Johnson
Morgler
Painter
Cincinnati
W. A. Woodard
Estelle
Lou
C. W. Gray
John Salts
C. Allehouse
Charles Smith
Imperial Mine
Rathbone Sisters
Ella McDonald
Sarah Gibson
W. E. Ellis
Gloaster
Lillian Adams
Westerville
Walden King
Middleport
J. EB. Tracy
Pomeroy
Alice Goodlue
J. W. Stuart
Hame
C. F. Welsh
Gertrude Shepard
George Webb
Helen Johnson
Joseph Spencer
James Six
Chillicothe
Loretta Scott
New Lexington
Mac Scot
Myers Street
Nettie
CHAUNCEY News Briefs and Local Notes
Mine No. 175 resumes work after a ten day shutdown for repairs. visitors from Trimble called on Mr. and Mrs. Fearod in Chauncey. Mrs. Faires visited her parents in Jacksonville. Thomas Smith leaves T. and O. C. for Page Morris at Floodwood as bookkeeper. The Blind Trio Concert Co. gave a well received concert at the M. E. church. The Watkins infant sick but improving. Don Henry recovering from measles and diphtheria. M. T. Ellis very ill with typhoid fever but hopes of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Brammer
M. E
Bert Watkins
Don Henry
M. T. Ellis
Angel Ridge Family and Local Updates
Rev Massy will fill his regular appointment at this place Sunday. Mr and Mrs Vinton Cramner of Columbus visit the latter's parents Mr and Mrs J W Bobo. A large number from this place attend the Catholic fair Thursday evening at Athens. Miss Lacy Evans teaches a successful term of school here. Fred Bobo of Lysander attends school here. Wm Hampton mining, broke the record by digging over two hundred bushels in a single day. Weaver Bobo moved his house nearer the public road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massy
Vinton Cramner
Columbus
J. W. Bobo
Athens
Lacy Evans
Fred Bobo
Lysander
Wm. Hampton
Weaver Bobo
Vanderhoof News In Brief From H L McAfee Trip To Huntington
Local notes report H L McAfee and wife 방문 Huntington West Virginia and Garretta Indiana for an extended visit with friends. Asa Jeffers and wife spent Sunday at Pleasanton. W O Stout and wife hosted Mr and Mrs A C Davis of Coolville and Leslie Stout plus wife. M A Neves called to Athens on business. Mrs Martha Grigsby has been poorly. Edwin Snyder visited from Columbus. Susie Jeffers returned to Athens after a stay with her parents. Baptist church service set for Sunday at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Jeffers
Pleasanton
W. O. Stout
A. C. Davis
Coolville
Leslie Stout
M. A. Neves
Athens
Martha Grigsby
W. B. Noyes
Edwin Snyder
Columbus
Susie Jeffers
The
Baptist Church
Amesville News Roundup of Social and Local Visits
Amesville notes show G F Totman and F M McCune of Sand Bank visiting Athens Saturday. Henry Brown of Parkersburg arrives to attend oil interests. Rev. Wilson Cellars’s reception at Haury home includes dainty refreshments. Emma Beal of Glouster visiting sister Mrs George S Anderson. Herbert Patton transferred to Buckeye Coal Co Columbus offices. Emma Patterson hosted friends for Flinch night. Kant Antle on business trip to Glouster. Mrs Mary B Robinson of Patriot Indiana visiting sister Mrs Herbert H Henry. Amosville Maronic lodge to host a smoker Friday December 18 with about 150 invitations. Bessie McCane visited sister Mrs W E Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. FE. Totman
F.M. McCune
Sand Bank
Athens
Henry Brown
Parkersburg
Wilson
R. B. Haury
Emma Beal
Glouster
George S. Anderson
Herbert Patton Bookkeppr
Buckeye Coal Company
Cornwell Umbrellas Promised For Rain Snow Or Sun
Cornwell's elegant umbrellas stand ready for rain snow or sun shine and make beautiful and useful Christmas presents for the season with stylish design and dependable craftsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwell
Protracted Meeting Prompts Local Visits and Hospitalization
Federal reports a continuing protracted meeting at this place while local residents travel to visit kin and attend events. Fred Dorr of Canonsville visits cousins Harry and Alva Junod. A W McClead visits his wife in Malta. Mrs Will Hunter and niece Silvia Eddy visit Lewis Bennett. Will Hill stays with his sister Mrs John Woodworth in Delaware. Alva Gillet of Streuds Run visits Peter Smith. Mrs Freeman King, recently ill, is taken to Columbus hospital for an operation. Her husband Osa Oneal of McDougal travels with her. Day meeting held Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dorr
Canaonville
Harry
Alva Junod
A. W. McClead
Malta
Will Hunter
Silvia Eddy
Peach Ridge
Lewis Bennett
Will Hill
Delaware
John Woodworth
Alva Gillet
Streuds Run
Peter Smith
Freeman King
Columbus
Osa Oneal
McDougal
Eydéning
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Abbie Benson
Grace Sparks
Jennie Burrell
Anna and
Gao Gilmore
I¢a Juniper
Clara Evans
Alice Mulligan
Sadie Stiff
Olive Sparks
Mark Morehead
Blanche Sisson Ranch
Lizzie Hall Tomlinson
Frank
Lancaster
John Boho
H. F. Dillinger
Messrs
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Roossitter
Shaffer
James Daily
South Canaan
William Bobo
Mattie Cramner
Jerseyville
Samuel Laughlin
Virginia
Ethel Anthony
Carthage
New England
Ethel Dunfee
Rachel Dille
Stewart
Mary Golden
Warren Burns
Addie Bundy
Guynville
Louise Hill
Clinton Bennett
Orlo Ogg
G. N. Norris
Stephen Cunningham
McVay
Hill
Benton Smith
Vanderhoof
George Bean
Frank McGirr
Little Hocking
Tine Tompson
Frank Evener
Belpre
Tom Copeland
Hamden
Copeland
Rachel Copeland
Chauncey
Angel Ridge
H. L. McAfee
Huntington
Garretta, Ind
Amesville
Selork
Suca Suit
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Federal
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Jersey
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