Local Society Notes and Illnesses Across Several Towns
Miss Lulu Young returned from a three week visit with her parents in Marshfield while D A R McKinstry of McKinstry Parker real estate is seriously ill at West State street. Hotel Berry guests received a carnation for MecKinley’s birthday and Farrell’s Amusement Palace closed due to the operator’s illness. From Friday’s Daily Squire E T Rose travels to Pom ery to attend legal business. Mrs Howell and Mrs Powell return from visits with relatives. A K E Lawrence visited for business in the city. Edward J Pwine returns from Middleport visit. Edward Ewing of Cline’s Pharmacy is ill at home. Jane Kurtz returns to Columbus after visiting Hendersons. Alex Nelson and L G Worstell visited Gloucester in business. J idiah Higgins travels to Columbus to bring home his wife. Saturday notes: Mrs Scoth and daughter return to Michigan. J M Travers, S C Longley, J F Murphy visit. Jacob Lash gravely ill at daughter Evans’s home. R M Patterson confined by illness. Mrs J C Marner dangerously ill with pneumonia in Alexander township. Maud Black, Flora De Camp, and John Webster relatives of De Camp attend funeral in Albany. Lash family hosts visitors Lash Jr with Miss Jessie Lovel of Marietta. Mrs C D Gift visiting relatives. McCoy acister Gertrude and brothers return to Toledo. Lola Cherrington and Carmen Moore attend The Rivals in town. Mrs R L O’Neal arrives from Huntington and plans Cincinnati visit after stay with brother Crider.
Social Notices and Weekend Travel Soirees
Mr and Mrs M and Pond left Thursday for Columbus to hear the Boston Symphony orchestra. Mr and Mrs H H Wickham hosted Mrs Joseph Little of Suffolk Virginia a bank associate. Mrs J Haliday Cline and her mother left for Beverly to visit Dr and Mrs W B Hartnell. Gen and Mrs C H Grosvenor returned from Washington after a two week visit. A M Lewis and F W Bush came back from McConnelaville after litigation in the common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Grosvenor
Washington, D. C
A. M. Lewis
F. W. Bush
McConnelaville
Common Pleas Court
J. H. Cline
J. E. Hartnell
Coolville
Beverly
Local Notables Visit Connersville and Nearby Areas
Miss Blanche Sisson of Carpener visited relatives in Connersville and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. 8. F. Hooper before returning home. Miss Inez Higgins of Millfield visited her sister Miss Ady Higgins. Roll Carpenter returned from a land survey trip to Dalhart Texas. Dr. George B Parker recovers from the grip at home on Haw Union Street. Miss Mary Collins leaves for Columbus to work in a wholesale millinery house. Mrs. W. B. Lawrence remains unwell on North College Street. Heber Henry of Point Pleasant WV visited on business. Robert L. White, son of Dr. and Mrs. H. White of Fairmont, Ul, arrived to enter college. he is related to Mrs. George Reynolds and Mrs. George De Camp. Mr George Junod of the Athens Lumber Company also visited on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Sisson
Carpener
Connersville
8. F. Hooper
Robert L. White
H. White
Fairmont
George Reynolds
George de Camp
London arrival and Marietta banker on business visit
Mr. Fred Alderman and Mr. Leland arrived in London Thursday morning according to a cablegram from Mr. Alderman’s father. Mr. H. D. Henry of Athens National Bank is noted as a business visitor in Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Alderman
Leland
London
H. D. Henry
The
Athens National Bank
Marietta
Mrs W KR Phillips Heads to Nelsonville for Weekend Visit
Mrs W KR Phillips left today to spend Sunday with her grandparents Dr and Mrs Primrose in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. KR. Phillips
Nelsonville
Mrs
Primrose
Miss Alberta Carr Plans Short Visit to Coolville
Miss Alberta Carr left this morning for Coolville to visit relatives for a few days. Mr and Mrs James D Taylor host as guests the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Goss of Pleasantville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Carr
Coolville
James D. Taylor
Mrs. Goss
Pleasantville
Local Visitors and Visits Reported in Glouster and Columbus
W B Southernton visited business circles in Glouster. Nell Pickering returned from a visit with Mrs C Bieber of Zanesville. Mrs W K Scott left for Columbus for a brief relatives visit. Cora Parker, after visiting Athens, returns to Rathburn store. J R Harvey attended the C M C company stockholders meeting in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Pickering
J. R. Harvey
Columbus
C. M. C. Company
Town Notables and Travel Notes Highlight Local Visit
J W Bennett and James Well of York township visited the county seat Monday. C H Thompson resigns as New Pittsburg mines superintendent to lead Morris Poston mines at Dunglen and left Monday. Anna Williams returns to Jerseyville after a week’s visit. Mr and Mrs M J Duffy depart for winter resorts in Florida with plans to visit Chattanooga New Orleans Key West Havana and more. Charles Slaughter visits Chillicothe to see The Yankee Regent. Douglas Earhart heads to Cleveland for time with friends. Mrs Joseph Littl returns to Suffolk Va from a visit with H H Wickham. J H Cline and Mrs J E Hartnell return from Beverly. Mrs 7 W Bagsh and two children return from visit to McConnellville. Oma W G Hickman of Nelsonville mentioned day. Ed w Ewing hosts guest Mrs David Sisson of seaside. Mrs Hester Blackstone returns from Columbus visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Thompson
New
Pittsburg
Morris Poston
Dunglen
M. J. Duffy
Florida
Athens
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Key West
Havana
Mrs Wood Heads East for Cincinnati Visit
Mrs James P Wood Jr leaves today for Cincinnati where Mr Wood will join her Tuesday for a few days with friends Miss Caroline McKinstry of Miss Boetzners millinery store is in the east promoting the store and will visit Cincinnati before returning home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Wood, Jr
Cincinnati
Mr. Wood
Caroline McKinstry
Miss Kittsmiller of Columbus Visiting in Columbus
Miss Margaret Kittsmiller of Columbus is the guest of her sister Mrs Mansfield on Mulberry Street, enjoying a family visit and social hours in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kittsmiller
Columbus
Mrs. Mansfield
Mulberry Street
Miss Collins Travels to Congo and Columbus for Events
Miss Mary Collins left Wednesday for Congo to visit her aunt. She then went to New Lexington for a Knights of Columbus ball and Sunday departed for Columbus to attend the spring millinery opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Collins
Congo
New Lexington
Knights of Columbus
Columbus
Robbins Family Visit Remains Bright at Columbus
Mr J F Robbins and son Minor traveled to Columbus Sunday to see Mrs Robbins who recently had a serious operation at Grant hospital. She is greatly improved and expected to move about by week’s end. John Graham of Columbus is visiting her brother Mr S F Kooper and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Robbins
Columbus
John Graham
8. F. Kooper
Mr George M Hickle Visits Lancaster on Business
Mr George M Hickle of Lancaster was a business visitor in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oma W. G. Hickman
Nelsonville
George M. Hickle
Lancaster
City
L. A. Sprasue
Columbus
Local Social Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Mr and Mrs 8 La McCune returned Saturday from Chillicothe where Mrs McCune spent two weeks with her mother Cora Dwinell. Carl Neff visited his parents in Albany. Overmyer hosted Lancey Laura Scheffler of Junction City and Thomas Lavell of Glouster. George Johnson visited Trimble then A L Johnson. H A Hatch and Frances spent Saturday at Frost. James McNamara and Mrs Walsh hosted in Zaleski. Pearl Kale visited his Chillicothe parents John and Mrs Kale.Read Read left for Florida then Cuba for the winter, with plans to stay some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la McCune
Chillicothe
Pearl Kale
John Kale
G. D. Read
Florida
Cuba
Local residents revisit Kenyon and area visits noted
Wilson J Welch returns to Kenyon for college after a week at home. Ralph Edmiston of Logan visited the Goldens at Bunday and returned home. L A Sprague conducted business in Columbus. Mrs Reval Sprague and Marion visited Spragues in Chauncey over the weekend. Fred H Nice visited by his son L B Nice. Karl Adame visited Albany. Andy Niece and Casale Carogon with Irene Medallister visited William Burke, then traveled to Isaac Nice's south of Athens. George Van Meter family returned from Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson J. Welch
Kenyon
Andy Niece
Oklahoma
Casale Carogon
Hisacle
Irene Medallister
Carbon Hill
William Burke
Isaac Nice and
Athens
Dr Shoop Cough Cure Promoted By Local Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop Cough Cure as a safe lung heal and cough reliever made from a green mountain shrub also called The Sacred Herb. It claims no opium or harsh ingredients and recommends its use even for infants. Also promotes F H Nice for commissioner and Blood Bitters for dyspepsia.
Marriage Licenses Issued as Cold Weather Bites Cupid
Probate Judge Lynch and Deputy Mrs. Sharp report a flood of marriage licenses. Entries include Jesse Brown 24 and Gladys Frashier 17 of Shade and Pleasanton respectively with parental consent noted. Other couples listed: Osa Eugene Rizer 21 and Myrtle De maris Vaughn 21/2? of Buck. Bert McKibben 22 and Clara Melead 20 of Marshfield. Robi Remley 26 and Dessie Loraine Sheldon 26 of Waterford and Sharpsburg. George Boyles 29 and Carrien Newland 28 of Athens. Delbert Walls 23 and Cora Bulah Nixon 18 of Deanville. Also Eastern Star and Equal Suffrage Association join. Funeral service for a local broadcasts at Presbyterian church Wednesday noon, Rev Swirehart of the M E B Church presiding. interment Hebbardsville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osa Eugene Rizer
Moulder
Westerville
Myrtle Demaris Vaughn
Buck
Bert McKibben
Miner
Clara Melead
Marshfield
Robi
Remley
Waterford
Ohio
Dessie Loraine Sheldon
Sharpsburg
George Boyles
Athens
R. D. No
Carrien Newland
Delbert Walls
Cora Bulah Nixon
Deanville
Revenue offered in Nelsonville chicken theft
Nelsonville, February 4 reports a Saturday night theft of nine fat chickens from Newt Smith near the brewery in the East End. Chief Warner offers a $25 reward for arrest and conviction or for evidence leading to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Newt Smith
Warner
Mrs Parker Rigg remembered for kindly nature and family ties
Mrs Eunice Elizabeth Goodspeed Rigg, 65, widow of Parker Rigg, died at 6 20 PM Monday at 6 President Street after months of illness. She was known as Auntie Rigg for her hospitable spirit and was a faithful M E Church member. Her husband preceded her in March. She was a daughter of David and Clarissa Goodspeed and sister to Mrs A L Roach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Elizabeth Goodspeed Rigg
Parker Rigg
W B. Golden
President Street
New York State
Golden
David
Clarissa Baker Goodspeed
A. L Roach
J. M. Goodspeed
College Street
Rigg
M. E. Church
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Lulu Young
Lewis Young
D. A. R. McKinstry
Firm
McKinstry & Parker
West State Street
Hotel Berry
MecKinley
Farrell's Amusement Palace
Squire E. T. Rose
Pomeroy
John Howell
William Powell
Cidren
Thomas Johnson
Ginester
A. KE. Lawrence
Guysville
Edward J. Pwine
Mrs. Sisson
Middleport
Edward Ewing
Cline’s Pharmacy
North Court Street
Jane Kurtz
Alex Nelson
L. G. Worstell
Qglouster
Jidiah Higgins
D. C. Conden
Glouster
Emily
J. M. Travers
C. Longley
J F. Murphy
Jacob Lash
D. J. Evans
R. M. Patterson
Amp
J. C. Marner
Alexander Township
Maud Black
Columbia
Flora de Camp
Toledo
John Webster
Holly
Colorado
Albany
J. M. de Camp
Mrs. de Camp
KB. Ray Lash, Jr
Jessie Lovel
C. D. Gift
William. McCoy
Gertrude
Brothers
Lola Cherrington
Carmen Moore
Wellston
R. L. O'Neal
Huntington
W. Va
F. C. Crider
H. H. Wickham
Joseph Little
Suffolk
Little
Farmers Bank
Inez Higgins
Millfield
Ady Higgins
Oroll Carpenter
Dalhart
Texas
George B Parker
Hie
Haw Union Street
Heber Henry
Ci Lgets’ Telephone Company
Point Pleasant
George Junod
Athens Lumber Company
W. B. Southernton
Cora Parker
Rathburn
Pomeroy Independent
J. W. Bennett
James Well
York Township
Anna Williams
Jerseyville
Charles Slaughter
Ddouglas Earhart
Cleveland
Joseph Littl
7. W. Bagsh
H. L. Jones
McConnellville
David Sisson
Iieaection
S. B. Hill
Carl Neff
Mr. and
Mire. A. Overmyer
Lancev
Missa Laura Schefler
Junction City
Thomas Lavell
George Johnson of
Trimble
A. L. Johnson
H. A. Hatch
Frances
Frost
James McNamara
Zaleski
Martin Walsh
Ralph Edmiston
Logan
W. B. Golden
Bunday
Reval Spregue
Marion
Chauncey
L. A. Sprague
Fred H. Nice
L. B. Nice
Karl Adame
Karl Webb
George van Meter
Loviaias
F. H. Nice
America
F. Hu’ Nice
England
France
Germany
Washington
District of Columbia
Cupid
Dan
Lynch
Jesse Brown
Farmer
Shade
Gladys Frashier
Pleasanton
Eastern Star
Relief Corps
Equal Suffrage Association
Presbyterian Church
Swirehart
M. EB. Church
Hebbardsville
Mrs. Parker Rice
W. G. Golden
Marl
Haning
Vanuruatre
Darmstadt
Nape
Tare Tonziling CO
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Jonni
CP Sicum
Orient Drugb
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Wil Gee
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