Prominent Visits and Local News from Amesville Weekly
Amesville notes show Henry of Reader West Virginia visited his brother Heber. Charles Borman of McConnelsville came on business. Fr Bennett of Bachtel visited his parents. Fred Shaler injured his foot at his father's mine near Sharpsburg. Local events include K of P meeting plans and prayers for new members. Mrs Donaldson of Master guests of friends this week and Nel lie Fleming visiting Stockport. Meetings to welcome new members and organize future services at Wilson Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Reader
W. Va
Heber
Charles Borman
McConnelsville
Fr. Bennett of
Bachtel
D. B. Bennett
Fred Shaler
Sharpsburg
T. BE. Clark
Athens
P. Ames
Belpre
K. of P
H. Brawley
Elizabeth Hoisington
William Donaldson
Aster
Néllie Fleming
Yossph Fleming
Stockport
Ad Porter
Por
Johnson Mine
Nes M. F. Carpenter
Bate
Wilson Chapel
Ville M. HE
Local Social Notes and Rural Updates
Union resident Faye Baker studies music in Athens. Kn0x’s Doty moved onto Craig farm. Geo Gabriel and wife stayed with parents in Nel somville. Mrs Lizzie Richmond visited her brother Alonzo ng. Coal testing underway at Thomas Walker's farm. Mrs N W Baker of Chauncey visiting here. Miss Bert Armstrong visiting brother in Gleus. Several Bomps cases reported locally. Hall of Fostoria attended the father’s bedside on Sunday. Quarterly meetings held despite bad weather. attendance light. Silas Hall of Vincennes and daughter Sarah Young at B W Fall’s bedside amid illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Baker
Athens
Doty
Knox
Craig Farm
Geo. Gabriel
Nelsomville
Lizzie Richmond
Alonzong
Thomas Walker
N. W. Baker
Chauncey
Frinds
Bert Armstrong
Gleus
Hall of Fostoria
Wuarterly
Silas Hall
Vincennes
Ind
Sarah Young
Local Notes and Visits Across Glouster and Nearby Towns
Tod McGarty and Tom Lavelle performed in Hoyt's A Texas Steer at the hens opera house Saturday night. Athens visitors and townsfolk are listed visiting relatives and attending events. James Ogle was released from the Ohio penitentiary on parole and returned home. The Litt le town welcomed a new baby girl to the Foutz family as residents travel for health and family reasons. Charles Sellars bought property and will move Cheas and Sellars furniture into the building soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod McGarty
Tom Lavelle
Hoyt
Texas
Hens Opera House
Va Graham
Athens
Cap James
Parkersburg
James Dancan
Cora Falls
Rs. M. M. Lefavor
Bishire
D. H. Williams
Blanche ‘Chnsen
Corning
James Ogle
Ohio Penitentiary
Parc
B. W. Pickering
A. J. Crawford
Helen
John Baron
Fred Six
Marshfield
David Allen
Stork
Hartleyville
Charles Foutz
J. M. Roush
Basham
Meigs County
Bert Graham
Phoenix Supply Company
Columbus
Charles Sellars
T. J. Wallace and Family
Cheas & Sellars
Futur
Mr. Sellars
Local News Briefs on Sales and Visits
Chase H. R. King remains noted as a notable horse. A. J. Carbaugh and wife visited their daughter Mrs. Hooper in Bassett over the weekend. John Hanityg’s illness is unchanged. James Bigsdae sold a fine horse to Meigs county parties. Amos Goodwin and family visited Holliday’s John Haning. Residents attended Herbert Ford’s sale at Hebbardaville. Charles Chase bought his late father J. M. Chase’s farm for about 8000 dollars. Granvil Ellis bought 60 acres from Woodard on neighboring land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. King
A. J. Carbaugh
Hooper
Basset
John Hanityg
James Bigs Dae Ceewet
Meigs County
Amos Goodwin
Holliday
John Haning
Herbert Ford
Hebbardaville
Charles Chase
Near
Carpenter
J. M. Chase
Granvil Ellis
Wood Yard
Mardi Gras trip and social notes from Coolville
Earl Russell departed for New Orleans for Mardi Gras while Flourine Frame returned from Parkersburg after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Luther Sanderson hosted a young people party. E M Knowles recovers from the grip with convalescence. Epworth League plans Martha Washington supper at C E White's home. Local residents visiting relatives and sick list includes De Camp Starkey Grimes and Dr A M Frame. Bev McAfee returns from New Straitsville for a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Russell
New Orleans
Flourine Frame
Parkersburg
Luther Sanderson
Re. E.M. Knowles
Epworth League
Martha Washington
C. E. White
John Wilson
Athena
Dunlavy
de Camp
Starkey
Grimes
A. M. Frame
M. F. Frost
Alfred Knowles
Athens
Fred Wedge
M. L. Sanderson
John Snyder
Neckland
C. L. Gunder
Bev
McAfee
New Straitsville
Local notices and social updates from Millfield Ohio
Mrs. George Davis of Jacksonville visited relatives here Saturday. Mrs. E A Dent hosts aunt Addie Finsterwald of Athens. Funeral of Mrs. Spitzer at Union church, Rev. Newton, burial Nye cemetery. she aged nearly eighty two with seven children, fifty grandchildren and fifty two great grandchildren. Miss Lena Brookins returns from Greens Run. Sprague family and Robert Love reported sick. Empty passenger coach wreck north of town. no injuries. Miss Roth James visited Sandy Ridge. Crowd to M. E. Trimble church drove away Spirit. no names given. Robert James trips to Chaucey Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Jacksonville
E. A. Dent
Addié Finsterwald
Athens
Roth James
Sandy Ridge
M. E
Trimble
Robert James
Chaurcey
Epworth League Geographical Party and Local Socials
Rev Father Pilger and Rev Father Bowden host an Epworth League geography party at Miss Lalu Poston’s home with country themed tokens and prizes. Valentine and social gatherings fill Friday nights from Fayette street to Lover of Mrs Clint, featuring guests from Athens, Columbus, Murray City and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Pilger
Lancaster
Father Bowden
Lalu Poston
Epworth League
Mable Tullis
Charles Haydon
Harry Jackson
Daisy Barker
Local Notes and Community Talks Include Visits and Meetings
Ben Atkinson left Saturday for Wheeling. W. W. Botkin arrived from Columbus and will stay several weeks at home before returning to work. Floyd and Ethel Danfee hosted local children with popcorn taffy and games for a joyful evening. Mr. Stanton of Hamden is filling in as night operator. Rev. E E White of Coolville passed through town returning from Noble county where he held meetings. Everett Gillilan returned from Columbus after hospital treatment. A protracted meeting is expected to begin next week at the M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Atkinson
Wheeling
W. W. Botkin
Columbus
Floyd
Ethel Danfee
Mr. Stanton
Hamden
Jillinger
E.E. White
Coolville
Noble County
Everett Gillilan
M. E. Church
Centennial church to close pastorate Sunday
Rev Williams will conclude his pastorate at the Centennial church next Sunday. A pie social at the G A R hall Friday benefitted the union Sunday school. John Welch Jr learns his son Frank died in the Philippines from smallpox on December 23. Miss Hattie Dean wrapped up her school at New England and is at home. Miss Laurene Stewart of Nelsonville visited nearby Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Centennial
G. A. R. Hall
Union
John Welch, Jr
Frank
W ‘Od
Philippines
Hattie Dean
New England
Magician Boone at Athens dazzles crowds with mind reading
Athens residents flocked to Cline's Pharmacy to witness Professor Boone's advertised mind reading act. A four person committee staged concealment while spectators debated whether the performer truly channels thoughts or deceives. The promotion touts Hagee's Cordial of Cod Liver Oil Pine as a touted health tonic sold by Craggists and prepared in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Athens
Thoreau
Cline
Hagee
Beebe Church Close After Protracted Meeting
Rev. Mann led a long meeting at Dates Ridge which ended Friday. Two accessions were recorded. Mrs. Paulina Patten of Ireland visits her mother Mrs. Elmina Trost. Wm Sidders of Champaign county, visiting relatives, has returned home. Miss da Martin closed Pine Ridge school and began spring term at Little Jordan. Marcellus Jewell traveled to Athens. Mrs. Bret Cook visited her mother Mrs. Corsinda Rowell of Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Dates Ridge
Paulina Patten
Ireland
Elmina Trost
Wm. Sidders
Champaign County
da Martin
Pine Ridge
Little Jordan
Marcellus Jewell
Athens
Bret Cook
Corsinda Rowell
Frost
Mind reading show and staged thefts by Boone at local event
The article describes J M Foster T B Warden R B Wilson and E C Woodworth stealing and returning tools under disguise. Boone blindfolded guides them to hidden items then performs card and watch tricks at an opera house. public reception splits between belief in genuine mind reading and claims of trickery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Cline
Clines
Court Street
Woodworth
Wilson
Warden
Foster
Glazier’s
Opera House
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