Smiths Called Home by Mother's Illness in Village
L H Smith of Marysville and W R Smith of Columbus were summoned Monday by the serious illness of their mother Mrs E A Smith of the village. Others include F M Selby of Marietta on business, a social oyster supper for about 20 at Snedeker's, and various local moves and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Smith
Marysville
W. R. Smith
Columbus
E. A. Smith
Py Hoisington
Snedeker’s
Pike and Livery Barn
Mrs Gibson and Miss Patterson Attend Eastern Star
Mrs F W Gibson and Miss Emma Patterson attended a session of the Eastern Star in New Lexington Monday evening as guests of Mrs Wilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Gibson
Emma Patterson
Eastern Star
New Lexington
Wilder
Local Social Notes From Sumner Area
Mr Abram Bahr of Sumner Meigs county visited Mr Wilson Saturday. Mrs Esther Dunfee and Mrs Addine Jones of Youba were here Thursday. Miss Iva Russell, lately in Columbus millinery, spends weeks at her parents home nearby. Floyd Dunfee telegraph operator at Wooster spends a week with his parents here. Mrs Bridget Moran suffered a stroke last Wednesday evening and is not improving. Rev G E Creager preached Sunday in Toledo. William Romine and Aaron Baker returned from Columbus where they attended court. Mrs Olive D Russell and sisters from Erie Pennsylvania visit Miles Bailey near Frost this week. Rev C R Sargent of Granville preached at the Baptist church last Sunday. Mrs Bertha Hooper of Athens recently spent several days with her there. There will be a Christmas tree at the M E church Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Dunfee
Addine Jones
Youba
Iva Russell
Columbus
Floyd Dunfee
Wooster
Bridget Moran
G. E. Creager
Toledo
William Romine
Aaron Baker
Olive D. Russell
Roberts
Bogart
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Miles Bailey
Frost
C. R. Sargent
Granville
Baptist Church
Bertha Hooper
Athens
M. E
Local Residents Visit Family and Friends across States
Mrs Caleb Russell of Torch Mr Lucy Roberts of Pennsylvania and Mrs Elvina Bogart of Pennsylvania visit their brother Miles Bailey near here Preston Frost and wife stay with relatives in Indiana Miss Nettie Brandeberry calls on friends at Athens Friday and Saturday Orville Frost of Champaign county recently stayed with relatives here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb Russell
Torch
Lucy Roberts
Pennsylvania
Elvina Bogart
Miles Bailey
Preston Frost
Indiana
Nettie Brandeberry
Athens
Orville Frost
Champaign County
Doan Family Visits and Local Auction Report
Miss Hattie Doan of Athens along with G Nelsonville and Miss Lenna Doan visited their parents recently. Don Welch sold livestock farming implements corn and fodder at a public auction Saturday. Carl Brandeberry visited relatives at Cutler Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Melvina Petty of Pennsylvania was guest of Willard Petty and family the first of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Doan
G. Nelsonville
Lenna Doan
Athens
Don Welch
Carl Brandeberry
Cutler
Melvina Petty
Pennsylvania
Willard Petty
Local social notes from Mt Liber ty and area
Recent childbirth announced in Mt Lib erty as Rev Turner preached on Sunday. William Kelly visited Athens relatives last week. Palmer Wetherell visited brother Marion Wetherell last Sunday. J A Dyers of Ireland Ohio guest here recently. Alta Woan of Coolville visited Mrs Mary Patton last week. Frank Beebe of Washington state visiting Ohio friends. Wyatt Minear and wife moved into new dwelling. Elizabeth Carlin Thomas Carlin and wife of Pennsylvania visit Samuel Kelly family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kelly
Athens
Palmer Wetherell
Marion Wetherell
J. A. Dyers
Ireland
Alta Woan
Coolville
Mary Patton
Frank Beebe
Washington
Ohio
Wyatt Minear
Elizabeth Carlin
Thomas Carlin
Pennsylvania
Samuel Kelly
Death of Mrs Elsworth McGrath at Coolville Ridge
Mrs Elsworth McGrath died Sunday night. Funeral services were held at Graham's chapel Tuesday at 1 p m. Other items note Mr Haywood McGrath of Athens visiting, Edson Kelly returning home for winter, William Downey selling a horse for 250 dollars, a Christmas entertainment at Graham's chapel, the local school under Miss Bessie Cranmer, and William Fulton taking cattle to Pittsburg Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsworth McGrath
Graham's Chapel
Edson Kelly
Athens
William Downey
Bessie Cranmer
Angel Ridge
William Fulton
Pittsburg
Chauncey Debate Draws Large Crowd on Literature Impact
A Saturday night debate at Chauncey drew a full house. The question, Resolved, That literature has done more for civilization than invention, sparked strong discussion with able affirmative debaters leading the case.
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Chauncey
Debaters Named for Trimble Chauncey Meeting on Jan 3 1908
The negative side will feature Cline and Miller from Chauncey while Riley and Christman of Congo speak for the affirmative. The next debate is set for January 3 1908 at Trimble high school with Cline and Miller opposing Riley and Christman. Preparations for an excellent program are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oon C. R. Cline
Chas. Miller
Chauncey
W. E. Riley
Trimble
J. B. Christman
Congo
Trimble High School
C. R. Cline
Charlies Miller
W. F E. Riley
Local notes from Green Branch and vicinity
Mr Earl Bean returned to Parkersburg to resume work after a two month stay at home. Miss Ida Stalder of South Canaan with Misses Myrta and Lenna Calvert and Mrs Lydia Kincade and daughter visited Mrs Sadie Bean last week. Mrs Bertha Bean visited Guysville Friday. Miss Blanche Cray left for Parkersburg to take a bookkeeper job in a hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bean
Parkersburg
Ida Stalder
South Canaan
Myrta
Lenna Calvert
Lydia Kincade
Sadie Bean
Bertha Bean
Guysville
Blanche Cray
Healing Miracle Promises Cure With New Discovery
Mrs E D Clapp of Monad City claims Dr King's New Discovery saved her son from near death due to lung and throat trouble. She reports exhausting coughing spells ceased after use. McKee's Drug Store guarantees the cough and cold remedy with a 50 cent to 1 dollar price and a trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Monad City
E. D. Clapp
McKee
Death of Mrs Elizabeth McGrath at 28
Mrs Elizabeth McGrath, wife of Fiza McGrath, died at her home near Shottown Monday morning aged 28. She leaves a husband and two children. Funeral services conducted by Rev Sayer were held at Graham's chapel today at 1 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McGrath
Fiza McGrath
Shottown
Sayer
Graham's Chapel
Former Athens Girl Now in Tennessee
Mrs. A. R. Hunsiker formerly Miss Flossie Linscott of Canaanville writes Athens friends about moving to Memphis Tennessee where her husband has become manager of the News Scimitar. She recently left Philadelphia for Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Hunsiker
Flossie Linscott
A. P. Linscott
Canaanville
Athens
Philadelphia
News Scimitar
Memphis, Tenn
Hunsgiker
Memphis
Hopkins Visits Columbus on Business
Hopkins is in Columbus to day handling business matters and meeting local contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hopkins
Columbus
Make the Boy Happy Buy Football Priced $1 and Up
Henderson Crider Drug Co advertises footballs priced from $1.00 and up with holiday appeal. The fragment notes a sale lead and the retailer name alongside a December date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Crider Drug CO
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Marietta
Lloyd Strecker
Egypt
George Fleming
Franklin Street
Mr. Selby Potts
Ben
Edward Brown
Sistersville
Seth Balderson
Stockport
M. E. Church
Fred Balderson
Fred
Union Depot
Charles
Ea Koons
Heary
Koons
Mr. Abram Bahr
Sumner, Meigs County
Wilson
Mr. Wyatt Minear
Rev. Turner
Mt. Liberty
Coolville Ridge
Haywood McGrath
Millfield
Carl Welling
L. B. Christman
A. J. Learned
Mr. Wall Border
Lizzie Christman
H. H. Brookins
Addie Finsterwall
E. S. Dent’s
W. E. Christman
John Norris
Christmen
Mr. Norris
Christman
George Learned
Effie Norris
Squire Chadwell
Guy
Christian Church
Carl Norris
Gertrude Douglas
Chillicoton
George Rodehaver
Herbert Bean
Mr. Clark Patterson
Brother Robert
Jeremiah Bean
Ira Robinson
Roca Calvert
Green Branch
Tennessee
Stacles
Heme Iupnisis
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