Social notes from Moonville to Millfield in Ohio
Local column lists Mrs. M. T. Ellis visiting relatives in Moonville Vinton County and Miss Blanche Wolf returning from Vinton County. W A Sayre returns home from Trimble after a few days with friends. Mrs Kate Crippen leaves for Duluth Minn after visiting Mrs Mary Crippen. D A R outings begin at 3 pm Friday. Mrs W E Peters heads to New Lexington for Sunday with Mr G W Dupler. Miss Inez Higgins of Chauncey visits Ada Higgins. Mr and Mrs Ben Covert and son Mariette return from Cedar Point. Covert attends Ohio optical convention. Clara Kramer of Zenner millinery goes home to Marietta. Estella Woodworth of Pittsburgh visits J F E Woodworths then to Millfield to see parents. Mrs S L McCune returns from Chillicothe. Mr McCune also back after work near Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Covert
Mariette
Cedar Point
Beaire
Covert
Vacationing Families And Local Residents Travel Notes
Friday notes list Mr and Mrs Len Metzger and daughter Louise leaving for two weeks visiting Columbus and Zanesville. Various locals including Bert Hooper with appendicitis, Josephine Edmundson returning from Cleveland, Clara Mille with Adams Express in Columbus for July Fourth, and others visiting relatives in Glouster Mansfield Nelsonville Columbus and Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Metzger
Louise
Columbus
Zanesville
Guest Visits Mentioned For Mr and Mrs Thompson
Fred Alderman of the Athens National Bank and F C Crider left for a few days in Cleveland. They will return in Alderman's White Steamer which has been in the city for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. D. Thompson
Fred Alderman
Athens National Bank
F. C. Crider
Cleveland
Alderman
Mrs Grace Junod Visits Chillicothe for Sunday with Miss Moore
Mrs Grace Junod left today for Chillicothe where she will spend Sunday visiting Miss Helen Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Junod
Chillicothe
Helen Moore
Local residents depart Athens for summer and Fourth plans
Miss Marion Myers of Waverley arrives in Athens to attend summer school. Mr. Leo Bean leaves for Gallipolis to spend the Fourth. J. B. Chappelear heads to Hockingport where his family stays during the heated term. Mrs. Rose Street visits East Norwood with her daughter before returning to Wiknington. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Murphy return from their wedding trip and plan to live on West Carpenter Street. T. B. Warden of New York leaves for Frankfort to remain over the Fourth with his hosts and their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Myers
Waverley
Athens
J. B. Chappelear
Hockingport
Rose Street
William R. Peele
J. B. Harwood
East Norwood
Wiknington
Hal W. Murphy
the Lakes
Carpenter Street
T. B. Warden
New York City
Frankfort
Mrs Thelma Morgan Visits From Waverley
Mr and Mrs O H Morgan host his sister Miss Thelma Morgan of Waverley as a guest. Mr and Mrs Philip Cooley, married at Huntington on Tuesday, arrive home and plan to reside on South Lancaster Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Morgan
Thelma Morgan
Waverley
Philip Cooley
Huntington
South Lancaster Street
Sayre and Rose Visit Local Vantage in Ohio Towns
W. A. Sayre a Trimble merchant visited Athens on Sunday while J. B. Rose was in Dayton for a brief visit, reflecting local travel by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Sayre
Trimble
Athens
Local residents visit towns and relatives over the weekend
Miss Goldie Drake, Miss Hettie Hooper, Mr T N Hoover and others spent time visiting friends and relatives in Guysville Albany Amesville Columbus Chillicothe Nelsonville South Bend Indiana and nearby locales. Bank officials and clergy joined the Bankers convention in session at Thousand Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hettie Hooper
Albany
Henry O'Bleness
Firt National Bank
Ed M. Vorhees
J. M. Hyde
Nelsonville
Bankers’ Convention
Thousand Islands
Duffee Undertaking Co. executive heads to Richmond for new post
Duffee Undertaking Company official left Sunday for his Gallipolis home before traveling to Richmond Virginia where he has accepted a similar position.
Notable local visitors head home after Athens trip
Miss Nell Sance of Youngston returned home Saturday after visiting friends in and near Athens. She was joined by Miss Mary Mulligan for an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Coe and family of Albany and Mr. Robert Longstreth of Union Furnace stayed with Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Jones on the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Sance
Youngston
Athens
Mary Mulligan
C. M. Coe and Family
Albany
Robert Longstreth
Union Furnace
C. L. Jones
Party Guests and Local Visits Noted in Tuesday’s Column
The column lists residents and visitors from Norwood Cincinnati Washington D C Logan Marietta Crestline and Zaleski. Individuals include Dr W P Steytam Mr J W Hudkon Mrs M D Routzahm Mrs Elizabeth Ryan Miss Agnes White Mrs FE Dunkin Mr James P Wood Jr Mr T R Hamilton Mrs C W Farrell WI Richardson Mr Rufus Bean Ola Graham Mr G C Lemmon E N Cullums and Ed N Cullums. Journeys mention Pankers Convention Thousand Islands and a summer in New York City.
Local residents host and visit across multiple towns
Readers list extensive social visits as Mrs. Frame returns to Piqua from her father's home in West Washington street while neighbors travel to Cedar Point for a pharmaceutical convention and other locals visit Columbus Glouster Chauncey Wellston Amesville and Perry county to see relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Frame
Piqua
Charles Morris
West Washington Street
Miss Nellie Van Vorhes Plans Yellowstone Park Tour
Miss Nellie Van Vorhes, teacher from Bozeman Montana, will spend the rest of summer with relatives and tour Yellowstone Park. Mrs Carl Berry left Monday for Chicago to visit friends and will proceed to Detroit Michigan to visit Mrs Joe E Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie van Vorhes
Bozeman, Mont
Yellowstone Park
Carl Berry
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Joe E. Bush
Dr Shoop's Restorative Marketed for Kidney Weakness
An old advertisement promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative as a treatment for weak kidneys and related back pain. It claims the medicine targets nerves and kidneys, warns against wasting time and money on ineffective remedies, and urges trial for a month with liquid or tablet forms. Local druggists reportedly recommend and sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Local residents start visits to relatives and friends
Wednesday reports show Mrs H T Phillips leaving for Glouster to visit kin. Miss Lucille Rothman and Miss Irma Rothman depart for Murray City for a few days. Maude and Mabel Coleman set out for Reedsville visits. J D Tavilor of Columbus, formerly in funeral work, arrives on a business visit. Rose Schloss leaves for Cincinnati to visit relatives. Francis Henry returns to Saltville Virginia after visit with his father Charles Henry. Nell Roach enjoys a vacation with her parents. Mrs John Rossiter of Albany visits George W Hopkins family. Lizzie Hackman leaves for Springfield Ohio to stay with relatives.
Mrs D H Moore Heads to Cincinnati for Week
Mrs. D. H. Moore travels to Cincinnati today for a weeklong visit with her sister Mrs. C. B. Witt. Miss Clara Williame returns from near New Vienna after three weeks visiting relatives on her father's farm. Donald Nelson, Frank Fengel, Ned Bean and Raymond Connett depart for a camping trip at Lakeside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Moore
Cincinnati
C. B. Witt
Clara Williame
New Vienna
Donald Nelson
Frank Fengel
Ned Bean
Raymond Connett
Lakeside
Visitor from Lancaster Calls on Lancaster Kin
Mrs Harvey Porter of Lancaster visits her mother Mrs Charles Townsend and sister Miss Helen on a Tuesday evening in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Porter
Lancaster
Charles Townsend
Helen
Local Families Travel for Visits and Gatherings
Mr J L Campbell and son Clifford and Mr J L White travelled to Columbus this morning to see the Barnum Batley circus. Mr and Mrs J L Pickering and two sons journeyed to Zanesville for a week with Mrs Catharine Harvey. Mrs Clyde Moorehead and Mrs Pearl Hampton left for Springfield Tennessee after the death of their father John F E Roach. Miss Clara Pelle of Wilmington visits Mr and Mrs William R Peelle, teacher in Harvey Illinois, for part of the summer. Frank Lowry left for Lakeside to join Akron party and occupy the Athens cottage. chaperoned by Mr and Mrs D D Puller and Mrs Ogg of Ironton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Campbell
Clifford
J. L. White
Columbus
Barnum & Batley Circus
J. l Pickering
Zanesville
Clyde Moorehead
Pearl Hampton
John FE. Roach
Springfield
Tenn
William R. Peelle
Clara’ Pelle
Wilmington
Miss Peelle
Harvey, IL
Frank Lowry
Lakeside
Akron
Athens Cottage
D. D. Puller
Ogg
Ironton
Long Lived Microbe Discovery Confounds Biologist
A microbe expert notes certain hardy microbes survive over two centuries on land and persist longer in water. The finding challenges assumptions about microbial lifespans and environmental resilience.
Crop Report Shows Rust Hitting Wheat And Poor Oats Prospects
Section notes wheat rust reduces yield while oats decline about 12 percent under drought. Corn planting late and uneven growth lowers outlook, potatoes near 96 percent of 1907 area, rain hurts crop but overall pastures, horses, and cattle stay strong.
Nelsonville locals note visits and business travel
Mise Belle Black visited Athens to spend the day with friends. Chief of Police Warner was in Athens as a business visitor. Al Brenholts of Columbus, Imperial Coal Company president, looked after business interests here yesterday. Elisabeth Kaelin went to the Capitol with friends. Undertaker A. S. Cook travelled to Columbus on business. Mrs. John Hashower visited the Capital city with friends and relatives. Charles Voree of Logan came to handle business for The Valley Register. Fred Weynmueller Jr. of New Strakeville stayed with C. A. Stover. A. B. Vorhes of Hughes-Granth Company returned from county business and sold a third carload of monuments. George Schwenke of Logan was a business visitor Wednesday. Attorney H. E. Sparrow of Logan was in Nelsonville on professional business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Athens
al. Brenholts
Columbus
Imperial Coal Company
Elisabeth Kaelin
Capitol City
Ndertaker
Cook
Coln Sou
John Hashower
Capital
Charles Voree
Logan
Voree
The
Valley Register
Fred Weynmueller, Jr
New Strakeville
C. A Stover
A. B. Vorhes
Hughes Granth Company
George Schwenke
H. EF. Sparrow
Nelsonville
Ambulance Demolished In Street Car Collision
H. H. Shaw president of the Shaw Ambulance Company in Columbus suffered painful bruises after his gray ambulance was struck by a southbound High Street car. He and an assistant moved a patient to reach Union station when the crash knocked off rear wheels and disabled the vehicle. Shaw escaped serious injury, his companion was unhurt, and he later secured another ambulance to attend to the client.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Shaw
Columbus
H. H. Shaw Company
Mr. Shaw
Thetreet
Union Station
Shaw
Nelsonville City Council Discusses Water, Streets, and Nuisances
Nelsonville council reviews mayoral finances showing 81.15 collected for the month. Citizens petition to extend water mains on Jackson street with fire plugs. Road work proposed on East Washington street and Grover street. nuisance ordinance filed. Railroad track lowering cost estimated at 100 dollars with one third to be paid by the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minner
Monks
Mason
Hayburn
Kreig
Johnson
Barrows
WW. B. Begar
Jackson Street
Board Public Service
East Washington Street
Joseph Smith
Madison Street
Washington
7 Streets
St. Siman
Orm
Pettion
Adams Street
Washingtontreet
Franklin
Bacon Frankin
Madison
Messrs
Lancaster
Ahart
Dorr Rawmond
Vr. Nelson
Grover Street
J. EF. Johnson
Hocking Valley Railway Co
Myers and Watkins Streets Crossing
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Blanche Wolf
Vinton County
Kate Crippen
Mary Crippen
West Union Street
Duluth
Minn
W. E. Peters
New Lexington
G. W. Dupler
Inez Higgins
Chauncey
Ada Higgins
Clara Kramer
Zenner
Marietta Fort
Estella Woodworth
Pittsburg
Mesers
J. FE
E. C. Woodworth
Millfield
L. McCune
Cora Dwinell
McCune
Bert Hooper
City Light
West State Street
Josephine Edmundson
Clara Mille
Adams Express Company
W. A. Mills
William McFarland
C. B. Humphrey
Pannie Minear
Mabel Kretzer
Hagerstown, Md
Ethel Radcliffe
May Avenue
H. D. Henry
Virgene and
Lascille
Delaware
Gallion
Mansfield
C. F. Beiber
Nelle Pickering
Ville
Ray Hoisington
Ada
Bungle
Wr. A. C. Russie
Steadman Company
Mrs. Russie
William Calvert
Glouster
Otto Roush
Little
Russell Swinehart
Pearl White
John Blackwood
Verna Lee
Mrs. Black
Oscar Fullog
Byron Wolf, Jr
Colugebus
Ruth Tippett
Selah Nye
John Smeltger
Carl Guthrie
Charleston
W. Va
Ena Nelson
T. J. Davis
J. D. Brown
Rs. W. Leeper
Wirt Leland
Hamilton
Leo Bean
Gallipolis
J. B. Rose
Dayton
Goldie Drake
Guysville
T. N. Hoover
Amesville
Mrs
A. R. Hoge
John Kale
Pearl Kale
Darrel Sams
Visst
South Bend
Ind
John Brooks
de Valson
Davis
Ruth
John Hill
J. H. McKinley
Jacksonville
Rev. Powell
van Wert
J. C. Druggan
Cardu
Appice G. Barnes
Alto, Tex
Cardus
Ladies Ghedicine. Co
Chattanooga
W. P. Steytam
Norwood
D.D. Jones
J. W. Hudkon
M. D. Routzahm
Washington, D.C
Levi Kelley
Morris Ave
Thousand Isands
Elizabeth Ryan
Agnes White
George de Camp
FE Dunkin
Herbert
York City
Julia Bothwell
James P. Wood, Jr
G. D. Read
Zaleski
T. R. Hamilton
Hamilton & Jaffee, Undertakers
Marshfield Wedneday
Jesse Davis
College Street
C. W. Farrell
WI Richardson
Rufus Bean
Ola Graham
G. C. Lemmon and
Little Dough
Marietta
Otto Barrows
Orland Cullums
E. N. Cullums
Crestline
Ed N. Cullums
Pennsylvania Railroad
Texarkana
Tex
Mr. Lash
Avis Dean
Theodore Dean
Lenore Kern
Mr. L. W. Krapps
Pittsburg, Pa
Charles Hook
Lida Ogier
Bess Driggs
Hamden
Jane Perkins
Orley Miller
Henry Lever
Catherine Thompson
Onanda
Clare
Edith Carpenter
Robert Stoneburner
Perry County
James Morrison
Masters
Clarence
Walter Baines
Jerseyville
Mr. D. M. Cooper
Robert E. Nye
Family
Mr. Clyde Carpenter
Harry Burns
Wellston
George Whipple
Whipple
Edward Schnuck
Brooklyn, N. Y
Clyde Carpenter
Henry McCormick
Alice
Gallia County
Ee Ovee
W. A. Webster
Delpha
Jasper Shumate
Jackson
J. C. Gillett
C .W. Henderson
Mr. W. 8. Henderson
Fpc
J. M. Roush
Adda Higgins
Owe Wee
Miss Alma Clark
Middleport
Ool
8. B. Hill
Michigan
W. K. Scott
Fred Ginn
Tron F
D. D. Fuller
A. T. Lawhead
Key
Mornig
Carl Smith
Mabel Scott
Miss Scott
Mr. Smith
B. Pickering
East State Street
Ellen Williams
Ralph
Carbondale
J B. Fulton
Stewart W. Glarel
Baltimore
Glasgow
Scothand
the Berry
Freda Rodchaver
Will
Stewart
Dr. Ae Reste Hest Ofa
H. T. Phillips
Lucille
Irma Rothman
Murray City
Maude
Mabel Coleman
Reedsville
J. D. Tavilor
Rose Schloss
Francis Henry
Charles Henry
Saltville
Nell Roach
Wayne Roach
John Rossiter
George W Hopkins
Lizzie Hackman
Dillinger
Bond
Ohio
E. Main St
Mise Belle Black
Council
City Fathers OF
the Council
Buckeye News
Buckey News
R. EB. Wells
Colum- Ows
Delietiican
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