Local notes from Lottridge and surrounding area
Henry Swartz and family visited Geo Crescy at Garden Sunday. Mrs Johnie Capple and baby stay with Silas Meirs at Swomner. Florence Frame of Coolville visited Clara and Mary Caldwell. Geo Caldwell of Athens visited his parents. Mrs Petty and children moved to Coolville camp ground. Milton Kyle went to Athens to work for Junod and Roberts. Edson Kyle of Athens spent Sunday with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Swartz
Geo. Crescy
Garden
Johnie Capple
Baby
Silas Meirs
Swomner
Florence Frame
Coolville
Clara
Mary Caldwell
Geo.Caldwell
Athens
Alex Caldwell
Petty
Coolvile
Milton Kyle
Junod & Roberts
Edson Kyle
L. J. Kyle
Local residents share visits across Hull and surroundings
Mrs Lovenia Jones and Cecil of Hull spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs John Klingenberg. Jessie Nicholson of Hull visited sister Mrs Seldon Baker. Ollie Holland stayed with parents at Lottridge. Elmer Poston of Lygan der visited Eliza Bishop. A Kelley returned from Pennsylvania with Zine Courtney after a month with relatives. Will Selby Carl Barker and families visited H M Barker. Edward Parker of K M railway on sick list. Lawn fete at Factory church drew many locals. Mrs Jessie Kirklin and two children of Loveland visited G W L Stage family. L G Worster and wife and Misses Lylian Nell Micheal of Athens visited Mary Micheal family. Hazel Collins, recently at Marshfield, returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovenia Jones
Roi Cecil
Hull
John Klingenberg
Zine Courtney
Will Selby
Carl Barker
Nelsonville
H.M. Barker
Edward Parker
Factory Church
Jessie Kirklin
Loveland
G. W. L. Stage
L. G. Worster
Lylian
Nell Micheal
Athens
Mary Micheal
Hazel Collins
Marshfield
Pratt's Fork Community Notes on Local Moves and Visits
Clyde Colburn left Friday for Wells ville to seek employment. John Hayes and family moved into Bert Bentz's vacated house. Miss Ota Betts of Pomeroy visits cousins Jessie and Bessie Blackwell. Clarence Davis of Minersville visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Asa Daina. Amanda Hayes visits Holliday to see her sister Maude who was injured. Preaching at Pratt's Fork next Sunday night. Morris of Delaware visits daughter Mrs. Orr. Minnie Slack extending visit with sisters near Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Colburn
Wellsville
John Hayes
Bert Bentz
Ota Betts
Pomeroy
Jessie
Bessie Blackwell
Clarence Davis
Minersville
Asa Daina
Amanda Hayes
Holliday
Miss Maude
Pratt’s Fork
Morris
Delaware
Orr
Minnie Slack
John Stone
Ira Barger
Boston
Mass
Local visitors and social notes from Millfield
S M Johnson of Trimble visited Sunday. Mrs Minnie Wilmore of Chicago is visiting local friends and relatives. Nell Rainey of Nelsonville called on relatives last week. Lucy Learned traveled to Chauncey Sunday. Moses Gardner and wife of Chauncey were here Sunday. Mabel Augustine of Sugar Creek attended the meeting Sunday evening. Messrs Joseph and Emmett Earich visited relatives in New England Sunday. Mrs Susie Male of McDougall visited her mother Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S M. Johnson
Trimble
Minnie Wilmore
Chicago
Nell Rainey
Nelsonville
Lucy Learned
Chauncey
Moses Gardner
Mabel Augustine
Sugar Creek
Messrs
Joseph and
Emmett Earich
New England
Susie Male
McDougall
Holli ster Bloom Sparks Week of Local Shows
Holli ster hosts two recent shows with a large audience. Notables in attendance include Supt. C. E. Coleman and wife, Tom Cox and wife, Bunk Smith and wife, and Willard Evans with Miss Stella Davis. Various residents, guests, and relatives visit from Mitchell, Newark, Trimble, Logan, Jackson ville, Columbus, and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HollIster
Bartine
C. E. Coleman
Tom Cox
Bunk Smith
Willard Evans
Stella Davis
Nick Lehmurr
Pete Root
Michigan
D. Moody
Mitchell
Mabel Mason
Glouster
Joe Sweeney
Newark
Florence Vance
Bert Andrews
Ruby Richards
Geo. Doncan
Gauley Bridge
Will Sweeney
Gore
Stella Nagle
Trimble
John McDonald
New Straitsville
Willard ‘Evans
Nettie Watkins
Chauncey
Sarah Richards
Columbus
Westerville
Blanche Latimer
Logan
Bernhard Smith
An Norman
Jackson Ville
Local Society Notes from Wolfs Plains Area
Miss Grace McCathran visited Union Friday as a relative guest. Charlie Brown from Nelsonville called on his parents Sunday at Wolfs Plains. Flora McHarg spent Sunday in Charleston West Virginia with sister Rose Ferguson. Lizzie Phillips is ill with malaria. Charles Delling of Marshfield visited Wolfs Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McCathran
Union
Charlie Brown
Nelsonville
This Place
Flora McHarg
Charleston
W. Va
Rose Ferguson
Lizzie Phillips
Chales Delling
Marshfield
Hockingport Social Notes Mention Local Visits
Mrs Edwin Parker shows improvement after illness. Mrs Ella Munchmeyer and husband visited her parents Mr and Mrs A Wells. Mrs Ida Cooke plans a week near Parkersburg. Edison Datton's boys visited Mrs Agnes Humphrey near Coolville. Mrs John Dickerson of Coraopolis visits here. Mrs John Bell of Pittsburg visits Mrs Hickiman. Miss Mary A Stone took sister Mrs Moore to Basham. Mr and Mrs Nelson Dutton of Little Hocking visited H E Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Parker
Ella Munchmeyer
A. Wells
Ida Cooke
Parkersburg
Edison Datton
Agnes Humphrey
Coolville
John Dickerson
Coraopolis
John Bell
Pittsburg
Federal visit notes and local family visits
Mr Ace Linsecott and family of Columbus visit relatives near Miss Mattie Brooks who is improving. Riley Morris shows slow improvement. Mr Taylor of Big Rem moves his family into a Warren Kasler home and works in the Bishopville area. Mrs Bessie Wolf of Trimble visits the Kaslers, and Miss Annie Warrener visits her sister in Pederal. Earl Owen of Grafton visits his grandmother Mr Owen at Federal. Do A Campbell of Pennsylvania moves a drilling machine to drill deep holes. Mrs Tom Morris of Calvary visits Riley Wade and wife. Mrs Warren McKinley visits her parents at Big Run. Ace Linscott and family and Edgar Jones and family visit Browns Mill. Mrs Daniel Morris of Calvary visits her daughter Mrs Vilda Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Brooks
Riley Morris
Mr. Taylor
Big Rem
Warren Kasler
Bishopville
Bessie Wolf
Trimble
Annie Warrener
Emily Ahile
Pederal
Earl Owen
Grafton
W. Va
Mr. Owen
Federal
Do. A. Campbell
Pennsylvania
Tom Morris
Calvary
Riley Wade
Warren McKinley
Root
Big Run
Ace Linscott
Edgar Jones
Oscar Jones
Browns Mill
Daniel Morris
Vilda Wade
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule
Examinations will be held on the first Saturday of September October January February April May June and July and on the first and third Saturdays of August Primary tests occur in May and August Boxwell tests are on the third Saturday of April and second Saturday of May By order of the board of examiners Maurice M Bryson clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
Boxwell
Board of Examiners
Maurice M. Bryson
Free trial bottle offer for Dr David Kennedy remedy
Coupon offers a no obligation free trial bottle of Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney liver bladder and blood issues. Read ers may visit Athens Ohio or mail the coupon to Rondout New York to receive the bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Essenger- Herald
The
Messenger - Herald
David Nae
Rondout
N. Y
C. B. Henderson
Athens
Ohio
Frank Pinkerton 1867 1903 Passes After Illness
Frank Pinkerton son of Joseph and Elisa Jane Pinkerton was born November 12 1867 and died July 14 1903 aged 35 years 8 months 2 days. He spent early years at Willow Creek later living in Texas and working as newsboy brakeman and hotel employee in Paris Texas. He aided in rescue efforts after the Galveston flood and contracted consumption last October. He returned home from St Louis hospital in April and died after a decline in health. He leaves a father mother three brothers three sisters and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pinkerton
Joseph
Elisa Jane Pinkerton
Willow Creek
Texas
Santa Fe
Paris
Galveston
Ris
St. Louis
Frank
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Offer Vital Aid
For a lazy liver try Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. They invigorate the liver aid digestion regulate the bowels and prevent bilious attacks. For sale by McKees drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
McKee’s Drug Store
Thumped the Photographer and a Legal Amble
A fragment recounts a rowdy scene as local Portsmouth women confront a photographer in the Greenwood and pursue him with clothing torn. The piece shifts to a long Ohio constitutional amendment excerpt debated in 1903 and certified by Secretary of State Lewis C. Laylin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Open letter touts Dodd's Kidney Pills for old age
A Bellflower Missouri resident urges seniors nationwide to use Dodd's Kidney Pills for kidney and urinary troubles. He recalls suffering nights waking seven to eight times before trying the remedy after reading a Dodd's Almanac. He reports a lasting cure and praises the medicine for aging or anyone with kidney issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellflower Mo
G. V. Bol
Dodd
Mr. Bolirer
Medd
Weil
Special 15 Day Excursion to Beulah and Frankfort
The Ohio Central Lines offer a round trip excursion to Beulah and Frankfort on July 30. Solid through train with baggage checked through. Fare seven dollars for the round trip, return by August 14, 1908. Contact Ohio Central Lines agents for hand bills with full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thareday
Ohio Central Lines
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Ziba Hoskinson
The family expresses gratitude to friends for sympathy and help during and after the illness and death of Mrs. Ziba Hoskinson. The children sign as CARTOo ARTA. Burs thi Did You haw Anaya Gruistu a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziba Hoskinson
Proposed Ohio constitutional amendment on municipal classification
The document records the 1902 1903 proposed amendment to Ohio's constitution to classify cities by population for taxation borrowing and debt powers. It details the three city classes based on population thresholds and requires the amendment to appear on the ballot as Municipal classification amendment with an effective date and official signatures.
A Sustaining Diet During Heatwave Days
The piece argues Hood's Sarsaparilla acts as a purifying tonic and sustaining diet, helping readers endure heat, improve sleep, and avert sickness during hot weather claiming it supports the less robust and eases sunstroke risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pele
Hood
Proposed Ohio Constitution Amendment on County Representation
The Ohio General Assembly proposes amending section 2 article 11 to adjust county representation. Voters will decide at the November 1903 election with Yes on Amendment to section 2 article 11 of constitution and No otherwise. The notice cites FF B Ancnen and Secretary of State Lewis Laylin as officials, with date references May 6 1902 and May 6 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Pemeras Assembly
Secretary
Genera Assembly
Secretary of State
W.S. McKrownon
House of Representatives
F. B. Archer
Senate
United States of America
I. Lewis C. Laylin
State of Ohio
Columbus
McKinnon
B. Anden
Aint Lane
Ahadon
Secretary of
Lewis C. Laylin
Pkg
Screeoes
General Assemble
Ehhall
Carl L. Morerz
Unitee States of America
I. Lewis
Laylin
FF. B. Ancnen
Uniten States
Ameprica
W. 8
Seramus
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Ace Linsecott
Family of
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Lewis C. Lavein
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Atlantic Coast
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Cincinnati
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O. P. McCarty
Security Savings Balkin
First National Bank
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B. P.O. BE
G. P. McCarty
Great Lakes
Oi Central
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