Lawsuit Overdue Contract Filed In Out Of Town News
A Monday trial at Squire Huffman’s heard E.8 Killer and Charles Caldwell sue Levi Bardin for money on a partly filled contract. Bardin sought damages and won a small award. Prolonged Hermon meeting continues with interest. Dille sold farm near here to Armstrong and Forward bought a one acre lot from Clara Young. Endicott suffers back sprain. Bessie Smith of Gloucester visited. Mrs. Ross Wagoner hosted a birthday dinner. Lizzie Forward attended Marietta teacher exams and visited R. B. Lambert. Essie Endicott has measles. James and wife Love welcomed a son on February 1. Jessie Love returns from Lyndsdale with a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Huffman
Killer
Charles Caldwell
Levi Bardin
Rardin
Hermon
BE. E. Dille
John Arm
GUYSVILLE Social Roundup Spurs Plenty of Athens Visits
Mrs James Fenwick and daughter Anna visited relatives in Athens Wednesday. Many locals hosted guests from Athens and Coolville including Miss Helen Maxon, Miss Sophia Chaffin, and Wade Lawrence. Fred Bundy returned to work in Nelsonville as G B Calvert assists C Halbert. Rev L L Cherrington conducted meetings in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Dana
Athens
W. Hi. Randy
Nora McNeil
Warren Pierce
Fred Bundy
Nelsonville
G. B. Calvert
C. Halbert
L. L. Cherrington
D.C. Snow
Charles Winner
F. L. Hammond
Local notes from Ireland district report illness and travel
Chester Bingman of Marietta rests at home due to sickness while Asal Baker of Guysville visits Sam Blackwell and family. Several locals travel to Athens and Columbus for work or visits, measles persist in the area, and school is interrupted by illness.
Pratts Fork Local Notes reflect community movements
Elder A Orr of Basil preached at Pratts Fork last Tuesday and Wednesday nights. J W Colburn attended the U B quarterly meeting in Vanderhoof Friday and Saturday. Mrs Belle Bowers left for Columbus to make her home. Parley Wandhing returned from Murray City where he had employment. Ollie and Eldon Clark of Hemlock Grove were in town. Hanby Ator plans a new house after a recent fire. Capt W S Williams is slowly recovering from illness. Ruth Whetstone of Stewart died. Mrs Ellsworth Winget learned of the death. Steve Carl sold his property and plans to go west. Mr and Mrs Wm Meighen of Garden visited C M Conant. Burson family spent Sunday with Jerry Grim at Burlingham. Frank Blackwell and Ada visited Aaron Gatchell Sunday. Delbert King was ill late in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Orr
Basil
Pratts Fork
J. W. Colburn
Vanderhoof
U. B
Belle Bowers
Columbus
Parley Wandhing
Murray City
Ollie
Eldon Clark
Hemlock Grove
Hanby Ator
W.S. Williams
Ellsworth Winget
Ruth Whetstone
Stewart
Aaron Gatchell Sanday
Delbert King
Homer Woods
George Woods
Woods
Romine
Orville Kiger
Newark
John Harvey
Athens
Robert Jones
Pres, Snowden
Fielder Woodyerd
Miss Osborne
Zanesville
Bertina Mohler
Cline
Wilksville
Virginia Cline
R. G. Wells
William Hall
Cline Brothers
T. W. Coe
Clint Shaffer
Nelsonville
Albany
Edmond Morse
Rev. Foltz
Mr. Cunningham
New England
Belle Brooks
Big Run Local News and Social Notes
Big Run hosts a protracted meeting and quarterly church services led by Rev. Bishop. Local residents report visits from W McKinley, M H and J Linscott, J Rathburns, and many neighbors in attendance. Community births, illnesses, and social events include gatherings, games, and card parties with punch and cake.
Pleasantville Guests and Rural News Highlights
Isaiah Baker and A. E. Downard were hosted by L. Hawk and H. L. Allison of Pleasantville. G. I. Pake visited home after weeks near Chillicothe, then left for Waverle for a week. J. Moury of Cleveland and J. J. Steinmetz visited Athens. Wesley Nanna recovered from illness. Mrs. O. B. Conkey with measles. Lena Clark 12 with scarlet fever and quarantined family. Quarterly M P church meeting begins a protracted series led by Rev. Treland. Mrs. Clara Martin and daughters Lola and Pearl returned from weeks with relatives near Zaleski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah Baker
A. E. Downard
L. Hawk
H. L. Allison
Pleasantville
G. I. Pake
Chillicothe
Waverle
J. Moury
Cleveland
J. J. Steinmetz
Athens
Wesley Nanna
O. B. Conkey
Lena Clark
M. P
Treland
Clara Martin
Lola
Pearl
Zaleski
WOLFS PLAINS COMMUNITY GOSSIP AND VISITS
James White of Union has moved to Wolfs Plains. Several visitors and residents are noted including Mr. and Mrs. James Bell and Mr. and Mrs. Weaver of Basil. The ill include Mrs. Edward Michael and the Verity children. Numerous locals visited or hosted relatives in nearby towns and churches with social gatherings and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James White
Union
James Bell
Weaver
Basil
Grace McCathran
Local notices from Judson column report fires and illnesses
Simon Bartlett visits, measles and mumps worsen locally, newborn twins born to Mr and Mrs Elsworth Carsy. Several illnesses including pneumonia heart trouble and serious illness. Property transfer to P P Lauer with possession planned April 1. Fire destroys Wm Bartlett’s house. Residents travel and visits noted, with multiple social calls and trips to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Bartlett
Athens
Elsworth Carsey
J. B. Christman
Munn
P. P. Lauer
Albert Bartlett
Bartlett
Shade. Local Family News From Athens Area
Mary and Leo Williams visited their parents in Athens after a weekend stay. Mrs. George Carsey recovers from a severe measles attack. Clark Creamer is quite ill with measles. Mrs. George Watts remains ill. Charles Clay of Harrisonville visited his sister Mrs. Watts last week. John Orr sold his farm to W. F. Jeffers and has not decided where to locate. Arch Darsey slowly recovers from a long illness and pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary and
Leo Williams
Athens
George Carsey
Little Clark Creamer
George Watts
Charles Clay
Harrisonville
John Orr
W. FE. Jeffers
Orr
Arch Darsey
Alfred James Bean Attends Garden Revival
James Bean of Garden has been visiting and attending the revival at this place the past week. Dell Dean returned to Athens re
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bean
Garden
This
Dell Dean
Athens
Vanderhoof Social News Notes From Meigs Creek
Mr and Mrs G D Chase spent Monday at A A Persons on Meigs Creek. Mrs Aaron Stout returned home on Meigs Creek after a month with her son. Mrs W B Noyes visits Columbus to care for her sister Mary Snyder ill with typhoid fever. Luella Clark went to school in Coolville, Mike Smith of Anthony visited. Sam Kelley installed a Citizens telephone box. Mrs H Knight ill with heart trouble. Mrs Eaton Chase improving slowly. Rev White did not fill Baptist appointment. U B church quarterly meeting Sunday poorly attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Stout
Meigs Creek
W. B. Noyes
Columbus
Mary Snyder
Luella Clark
Coolville
Mike Smith
Anthony
Sam Kelley
Citizens
H. Knight
Eaton Chase
White
Baptist
U. B
Stewart guests and local gatherings in Porterfield
Mr and Mrs Wirt Shepard of Porterfield host Mr and Mrs George Mills. Eva Norris and Lelia Mills visit their parents. Rosa Cook of Pittsburg and Elbert Cook of Louisville return for grandmother Julia Beebe Vinton Davis illness and death. A box supper for the church is set for February 27. Edwin Robbins of Chillicothe visits. Young men entertain the young ladies at the stall with supper at 8:30 and various games. all report a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirt Shepard
Porterfield
George Mills
Eva Norris
Lelia Mills
Rosa Cook
Pittsburg
Elbert Cook
Louisville
Julia Beebe Vinton Davis
Edwin Robbins
Chillicothe
Mumps Strike Angel Ridge As Local Focuses Turn
The mumps outbreak hits Angel Ridge affecting the swell set. Roberts & Veness saw mill near Pleasant completed a 140000 foot job and moved to Wm Pierce farm on Thursday. Funeral of George Snider at Shade drew a large turnout. A debate on Japan vs Russia drew a large audience. the negative won. Henry Warner invites another society to join the eloquence test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts & Veness
Wm. Pierce
Pleasant
Massy
George Snider
Shade
Ellis Brown
Louis Bobo
Lincoln Trion
New England
Japan
Russia
Ki. A. Moore
Wm. Bobo
P. P. Lauer
G. W. Christman
Henry Warner
Wallace Douglas
Fred Evans
Jake Christman
H. F. Dillinger
F. ©. Riley
Anthonys
Zelda Upper Ohio Valley notes and visits
Special meetings are in progress by Rev F M Hurley. Eldon Hooper visited Athens for the second quarterly conference and friends. Various locals travel for business, illness, and family care. Scarlet fever and diphtheria cases appear among residents including Miss Belle Brooks and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.M. Hurley
Eldon Hooper
Athens
Fred Cooley
Dyesville
Lulu Chase
Carpenter
Walter
Grover Stotts
Floodwood
Local Visitors and Railroad Rumor Touching town
Leland Dille visits family on Saturday February 20 while Ed Dannington from Bismark N C visits his sister Sadie Wilson. Eliza Conker of Cumberland guests Mr and Mrs O M Lovell. Harry Owens of Grafton WV visits grandparents W H Curfman and other relatives. A rumor says the M and O has been sold to the Pennsylvania company but cannot be confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Dille
Ed Dannington
Bismark
N. C
Mrs
Sadie Wilson
Eliza Conker
Cumberland
O. M. Lovell
Harry Owens
Grafton
W. H. Curfman
Pennsylvania Company
Local Social Notes From COOLVILLE And Nearby
Louis Stewart and Miss Flourine Framel attended a play at Guysville Friday evening. Master Karl Barth of Athens visited his grandmother, Mrs. James T. Morrison, on Sunday. Miss Luella Clark hosted a schoolmates party at the boarding house. Luella Knowles entertained several friends Friday evening. Rev. McKenney began a series of…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Stewart
Flourine Framel
Guysville
Karl Barth
Athens
James T. Morrison
Luella Clark
Luella Knowles
Rev. McKenney
Local visitors and a new birth noted in Apresville
Urbana businessman J F Michael and Columbus visitor Frank Flick called on local contacts. Miss Blanche Stewart of Corning visited his sister Mrs J R Heid. Charles Finch and Ed Finch hosted Lu Gard sport guests. J W Cecil visited relatives at Dunbar. A son was born to Mr and Mrs J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Michael
Urbana
Frank Flick
Columbus
Blanche Stewart
Corning
J. R. Heid
Charles Finch
Lugarsport
Ind
Ed Finch
J. W. Cecil
Dunbar
Pioneer George W Snyder Dies in Jerseyville Home
George W Snyder died Monday at his Jerseyville home after an extended illness. Heart trouble and other afflictions caused his death. A pioneer of Lodi township, he was 83 and had lived in Jerseyville area for forty years. He came from New Jersey with others who settled Jerseyville, giving the town its name. Funeral services were held at Jerseyville Church led by Rev Evans, with interment in Jerseyville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Snyder
Jerseyville
Lodi Township
New Jersey
Jerseyville Church
Evans
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OUT OF Town News
Plantsville
James Love
Jessie Love
Lyonsdale
James Fenwick
Anna
Samantha Bean
Mary Cooley
Bechtel
W. W. Coleman
Our Village
Helen Maxon
EB. G. Fuller
Florence Frame
Oolville
Sophia Chaffin
J. &. Lawrence
Wade Lawrence
Ireland
Chester Bingman
Marietta
Asal Baker
Sam Blackwell
Walter Cabbison
Clanncey
Batchelder
Colum
Devitt
Addison Baker
W. A. Bingman
Cincinnati Hill
Little Federal
Will Dorr
Canaanville
Frank Finsterwald
Etrouds
Rosa Soath
Scatter Ridge
Joaln Weiss
Oliver Hill
Pearl A. L. McCleod
Malta
Clyde
Emma Smith
Homer Mansfield
Hocking
Hixon
W. McKinley
M. H
John Linscott
Lota Conant
Roxbury
James Morrison
J. R. Rathburn
W. W. Jackson
Big Run
P. H. Root
A. J. Clark
Kilvert
Miss Welbhy Davis
Ethel
Grace James
Jerry Canpant
Wolf Creek
Grandma Wooley
Mattie Rathburn
Pike Valley
Bishop
H. T. Mulligan
A. P. Reeder
Judson
Marshfield
Wolfs Plains
Escent
Maria Tedrow
Toumine
M. EF
Grace Martin
Larson
Edward Michael
Alvin Verity
Mary Michael
Wisconsin
Harry Moore
Hollister
Blanche Latimer
Daisy Logson
Utley
Guss Berry
Lena Bresener
James Clarke
Mel Skinner
Walbourn
Helena Gibbs
Glouster
Sarah Richards
Flinch
Cassil
Margaret Taylor
Duncan
Latimer
Wood and Cox
Miss Nayle
Trimble
Miss Taylor
Nelson
Wm. Bartlett
Wockingport
Clara Sanderson
Columbins
Mary Snider
E. ©. Taylor
California
F. B. Tidd
Parkersburg
Charles Wedge
Belmont W. Yva
J. M. Basom
Helen Mason
Ed. Fuller
Guyaville
Teeters
Sellefont
Alfred
Linda Mansfield
Near
George Griffin
Tuppers Plains
Dan Holland
G. D Chase
A A. Persons
Angel Ridge
W. M. Coe
Belpre
J. P. Coe
Redy Bolen
Middleport
Iiareld Mathew
Grace
Globe
Warnicke
R.C.M. Hastings
Plain Oak
Hastings
Apresville
Amesville
Warren Bros
H. M. Geyer
Pioneer
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