CAMP MEETING NEWS AND LOCAL GATHERINGS AT COOLVILLE
Coolville reports visitors including Mrs Ryah and daughter from Alabama and Wm Walden’s residence. Johnie Palmer from Proctor WV attended camp meeting. Local workers Dean Ewers and Milton Ewers from Md and Pa visit. Notables from Parkersburg join Sunday camp meeting. Buffalo Bill show attendees praise rain and entertainment. Horse traders nominate officers. odd mule herd recalled from Dan Ri circus. next meeting set for July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yagala
Trimble Notes and Local Visit and Crime Incident
Local items report births, visits, and guests from Glouster and Cambridge with names such as Miss Cassie Thomas and Mrs A E Juttenhouse. Townsfolk attend shows, discuss Jersey cattle addition, and a court fines a wife assault case. A mayor experiences pickpocketing while a drunk and disorderly charge follows.
Residents social notes from Nelsonville and Athens area
Sunday visits and guests recur through Nelsonville and nearby Athens with numerous names, including Mayme Black, Frank Logan, Plessie Speelman, Lucile Cable, Stanley Dew, Lulu Lane, Anna Newman, W. W. Woodard, Dr. W S Alderman, I P Primrose, Atha Thomas, T C Galvin, Samuel Evans, and others. Big Buffalo Bills show draws over two thousand tickets in Athens. local crowds and outings continue through weekend events and lake trips with Columbus visitors joining relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Black
Glen Ebop
Frank Logan
Athens
Plessie Speelman
Logan
P. Gibbs
Lucile Cable
Stanley Dew
Toe ‘Thornton
Columbus
Ars
W. W. Posten
Stanley Bean
Lulu Lane
Buchtel
Anna Newman
W. W. Woodard
Mary
Star
Alderman
I. P. Primrose
Fort Street
Atha Thomas
T. C. Galvin
Delaware
J. J. Lane
East Columbus
Samuel Evans
Youngstown
Wm, Evans
Buffalo Bills
Ike Hellyer
East End
Columbia
Mayme Washburn
Great Lakes
Alzler
Wiliams
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Viecis
People Happenings From Columbus and Nearby Towns
D Edwards visited Columbus Monday. Bali Murphy from Orhistan was here Thursday. L A Koons of Columbus was here Saturday. Mrs. Benjamin Jones visited Athens Sunday. E E Drury went to Columbus on Saturday on business. Charles Cotter of Corning was here Sunday. John Grannan was at Junction City on business Monday. Born Thursday a son to Mr and Mrs Robert Bircher. Joe Hess spent Sunday with his parents in Charleston West Virginia. Miss Kate Smart of Greenfield visited friends here last week. Guy Heald of Columbus called on friends Friday. Dr W S Rhodes of Carbon Hill spent Sunday with his parents here. Miss Grace Heston spent Saturday with friends here. Dr M Clark and family were guests at Congo Saturday and Sunday. Miss Lena McIntyre left Monday for Lancaster for a new position. Glenn Sawyer, Charles Eady, Lizzie Ellis, Maggie Lewis were visitors at Shawnee Sunday. Mr and Mrs B W Hawk left Friday for Mackinac and northern resorts. Alfred Thomas in Jobs Eng Corps. Miss Gladys Clark returned Monday from visit to Congo. Charles Wyatt and family returned to Wilkinson Indiana Monday. Grace Sparks returned to Nelsonville Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Edwards
Columbus
Bali Murphy
Orhistan
L. A. Koons
Benjamin Jones
Athens
Greenfield
Guy Heald
W S. Rhodes
Carbon Hill
Grace Heston
M. Clark
Congo
Lena McIntyre
Lancaster
Glenn Sawyer
Charles Eady
Lizzie Ellis
Maggie Lewis
Shawnee
B. W. Hawk
Mackinac
Alfred Thomas
Gladys Clark
Monnday
Joseph
Charles Wyatt
Wilkinson
Indiana
Grace Sparks
Local Notes From Holl and Nearby Communities
Mrs E Miller visited nicaville on Saturday and Sunday with friends. Mr and Mrs of Amesville visit relatives in the locality. Susan Konkoskia toured Chillicothe to see her daughter and returned home Saturday. Miss Peda Bretz returned home Sunday after visiting a sister near Frostchurch. Mr and Mrs Joseph Bishop and Mr and Mrs Charles Flanders attended soldier's day at Coolville camp ground. Mrs Ella Flanders and Miss Clemie Woodworth of Hull attended Charles Elliott's funeral at the Carthage Presbyterian church. A fire near an open oil well ignited a gas flame after a lighted match touched it, burning a face and a hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Miller
Nicaville
Saturda
Ete
Amésille
Susan Konkoskia
Chillicothe
Peda Bretz
Bersister
Frostchurch
Joseph Bishop
Charles Flanders
Coolville Camp Ground
Ella Flanders
Clemie Woodworth
Hull
Charles Elliott
Carthage Presbyterian Church
Local Notes From Athens Area Society and Travel
YOUBA Strad Dunfee and Fred Nixon were at Athens Thursday. Mr and Mrs Leander Griffin welcome a fine boy. Charlie Daugherty of Chauncey spent the weekend at home. Mrs Carville lost a valuable cow Sunday night to lightning. Fannie Griffin returned from Logan Friday. Flora Zeiber of East Liverpool visits sister Mrs Ed Daugherty. Dr Stone of Chicago visits Elijah Stone and Mrs L E Cony of Salladega, Alabama. They attended the B F union in Cincinnati and returned on the steamer Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strad Dunfee
Fred Nixon
Athens
Leander Grifin
Charlie Daugherty
Chauncey
L. E. Cony
Salladega
Alabama
B.¥.F. Union
Cincinnati
Virginia
New England Births and Moves Highlight Local News
New England records show a boy born to Mr and Mrs John Par meter. George Phillips trains horses for the race track. Bertha Swith of Amesville visited with her parents Elaworth Durfee moved his family to Armadale last week. Nell Dana of Athens visited at her mother's on Saturday. Arda Smith, from Ada's business college, visited family here and has a job in Cincinnati but will delay moving until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parmeter
George Phillips
Bertha Swith
Amesville
Elaworth Durfee
Armadale
New England
Nell Dana
Athens
Arda Smith
Business
Ada
Cincinnati
Local Notes and Visits From Athens to Newark and Lodi
Levi Willson is on the sick list. Miss Delia Lawrence went to Athens to visit her sister. Mrs Fred Gunther and J S Biddie of Athens visited here Sunday. Miss Mamie Neal of Newark is visiting Mrs Edward Ruth. John Luce of Hebbardsville summers with daughter Mrs Annie Creamer. Mrs Dr Eddison of New Pittsburg visits grand-parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Wilson. Misses Stella Marie Williams and Lizzie Mohler spend week at Coals We campsite. Lodi Township Sunday School Association to hold annual convention at Hastings on August 34. Lou Matheny of Columbus, stenographer at Moturmick Machine Co, vacationing with Rev and Mrs L G Matheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Willson
Delia Lawrence
Athens
Fred Gunther
Nies Lizzie Ator
Wade Eihle
J. S. Biddie
Mamie Neal
Newark
Edward Ruth
John Luce
Hebbardsville
Annie Creamer
Eddison
New Pittsburg
Jesse Wilson
Stella
Marie Williams
Lizvie Mohler
Lodi Township
Hastings
Lou Matheny
Moturmick Machine Company
Columbus
Rev
Mrs.l.g. Matheny
Eva Morse
Iowa
Eliza Bowers
John J. Beasley
Solomon Bill
Alice Williams
Chauncey
Fred Grand Staff
Mattie Johnson
Trimble
EB. B. Gillilan
Alma Henry
Lilla Wilder
Marietta
Jesse Johnson
Albany
W. D. Robinsquat
Alfred
Henry
Carpenter
Carpenter Station
Bessie
Edna Beasley
Johnson
Bishopville
William Blackwood
Charles Potter
Gillan
George S. Anderson
James Anderson
Circleville
Townsfolk Visit and Local Guests List
Henry Lukens and Charles Atkinson of Marietta were here last week and Sunday respectively. Miss Belie Butler of Lubeck West Virginia visits Mrs Cyrus Brewster. Miss Dela Homme returns home from Wheeling West Virginia. Mrs Eliza Botkin returns from Columbus. Mrs Sarah Brewster of Little Hocking visits with her son Henry in Holly West Virginia and Mrs Knowles. Prof Weatherbee and Mr Hetzer of Coolville visit for Teacher's Reading Circle business. Mr and Mrs Posey and family are at camp grounds nearby this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lukens
Marietta
Charles Atkinson
Belie Butler
Lubeck
W. Va
Cyrus Brewster
Dela Homme
Wheeling
Eliza Botkin
Fulter
Columbus
Sarah Brewster
Little Hocking
Henry
Holly
Knowles
Prof. Weatherbee
Mr. Hetzer
Coolville
Posey
Nancy Brewster
T. W. Jones
Mary Brewster
Local Visitors And Family News From Lysander Area
Mrs. Joseph Kelley hosted Almarine Kelley and Blanche of Anthony as Sunday guests. Mrs. Zeph Fulton and Mrs. John Fulton visited Mr. John Sewell of Anthony last week. Mrs. B F Ely and Bernice and Eva Tedrow of Columbus visit William Tedrow's family. Virgil, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William Anthony, is ill. W C Jones and family were Sunday guests at William Tedrow's home. Poston and wife hosted grandson Marvey Shaw and Lenna Till of South Canaan. Eliza Bishop and son Charles of Anthony were guests of daughter Mrs. E I Poston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kelley
Almarine Kelley
Blanche
Anthony
Zeph Fulton
John Fulton
John Sewell
B. F. Ely
Bernice
Eva Tedrow
Columbus
William Tedrow
Virgil
William Anthony
W. C. Jones
William Tedrows
Poston
Marvey Shaw
Lenna Till
South Canaan
Eliza Bishop
Charles
I. Poston
Local items from Athena and Waterford area
Beebe from this place attended the Athena show on Thursday. An oil company sinks a test well on lands owned by H. A. Cook. Ezekiel Mitchell of Liverpool West Virginia was the guest of Curtiy Dean last week. Mrs Annis Cook of Waterford returned home last week, accompanied by the Misses Albertic and Ora Cooke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
H. A. Cook
Ezekiel Mitchell
Liverpool
W. Va
Curtiy Dean
Annis Gook
Waterford
Albertic
Ora.Cooke
South Canaan Community Notes and Local Games
South Canaan residents recount a threshing crew start, a move announced by George Maxwell, and a weekend visit by Urove Culloms and Mack Davin near Cataanike. Willow Creek beat South Canaan 14 to unknown, and church singers gathered at South Canaan. Enhancing events include Children's Day at Graham's chapel and a near-miss car incident involving Marvey Shaw and Lenna Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Butts
Rent Lake
Butts Brothers
George Maxwell
Urove Culloms
Mack Davin
Cataan
Ike
Graham's Chapel
Frankie Bean
Mabel Butts
Merwin Mansfield
Shaver
Albany News Notes and Family Visits
Albany residents share visits with relatives in Toledo Nelsonville and Athens. Mrs Marton visited Lash at Athens. Emma and Bertha Lindley called on Anna E Armstrong in Athens. B C Vorbes and family went to Atlantic City and other eastern cities. P H Sweeny and son George toured Murray City. Pred Rigg Strahl, son of John L Strahl, died from mill accident and was buried in Norfolk on July 3. He was about nineteen and the sole son in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Toledo
Fack
F. M. Moore
Nelsonville
Albany
C. BE. Marton
Lash
Atheny
Emma
Bertha Lindley
Anna E. Armstrong
Athens
B.C. Vorbes
Atlantic City
P. H. Sweeny
George
Murray
Frost Era Social News and Visits in Marietta Area
Miss Lou Dean of Marietta guests with her parents. A large crowd attended the Sunday meet at Cools. Mrs James Stussel of Carthage visited her son Addison and family. Sherman Rowell moved to Cleveland for bridge company work. Mrs Lincoln Russell of Columbus visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jasper Barrows. Edward Deag and daughter Hattie toured Broadwell and visited Mr Orin Frost. An ice cream social on the church lawn drew a large crowd and raised about 23 dollars for India relief. Aliie Chichester and Ella Parkersburg sisters visited relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Dean
Marietta
Cools Ihe
James Stussel
Carthage
Addison
Sherman Rowell
Cleveland
Lincoln Russel
Columbus
Jasper Barrows
Edward Deag
Gaughter Hattie
Broadwell
Orin Frost
Chirch Lawn
India
Iss Aliie Chichester
Ella
Parkersburg
Vanderhoof Camp Guests and Local Visits
Several residents attended a Sunday camp meeting in Vanderhoof. Edith Harris visited her aunt at Dreadwell this week. Effie McKinstry of Athens stayed with Georgia Barris. Minnie Farden of Rockland visited her aunt Mia. Joseph Chase and his wife plan an excursion to Crystal Lake to visit their son, Rev. L. E. Chase of Fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sliss Edith Harris
Dreadwell
Effie McKinstry
Athens
Georgia Barris
Minnie Farden
Rockland
Mia
Joseph Chase
Crystal Lake
Rev
L. E. Chase
Fares
Michigan
Local Notables and Visitors Hit Amesville and Nearby Towns
Amesville and surrounding communities welcome a long list of visitors including Miss Eva Morse and Miss Alice Williams visiting relatives, and Mr. Frank Adair and families visiting grandparents. A Sixth Regiment encampment arrives in Marietta. a fatal illness claims baby Gillian. Dr. and Mrs Gillian mourn the ten month old Cramy. Funeral services are held at the M E church with interment in Amesville cemetery.
Best for the Bowela and Health Promise
Headache to cancer is claimed to be cured by CASCARETS candy cathartic. The ad asserts relief comes only when bowels move naturally and promises easy, painless action. Bottles priced with “licents” to start, genuine boxes bear a C.U.C. stamp. imitators warned. 485
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C.U.C
Gleason's Monuments Trade In Brisk Custom
John Gleason the monument man offers extra value in all kinds of monumental work drawing brisk trade. Better see him for details on specials and craftsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleason
John Gleason
Master Commissioner's Sale Notice for Railroad Company
Master Commissioner announces public auction of property from Consolidated Cause Nos. 799 9000 6120 in Washington County Ohio. By order of sale issued by the Court of Common Pleas, the sale will be held at the front door of the Marietta courthouse at a specified date and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Marietta
Toledo and
Chir Central Satenision Talload, Company
Washington, Morgan
Athens
Palos Station
Kanawha & Michigan Railway Company
Athens County
Oho
Sharpsburg Junction
Sharmburg
Stewart Junction
Stewart
Baltimore Ohio South- Western Railway Company
Moore's Junction
Said Railway Company
Muskingum River Bridge
Sand City
Tae
Toledo & Ohio Central Extension Railroad
Auditor's Cefile
IV Auditor's Office
Offer for Wholesale Stock at July Only Rates
A July only sale promises strictly high grade true to name stock at wholesale rates. The dealer claims to be headquarters for economical free buyers and asserts a pleased customer is the best advertisement.
Property auction terms for Harmar area railroad parcel
Public sale of a single railroad property in Harmar area reads clear terms. Bids over two hundred thousand dollars require deposits of twenty five thousand, ten thousand in cash, and two hundred fifty thousand in bonds or cash. Purchasers face court orders for payment, with penalties and disposition of proceeds if failing to comply. The Farmers Loan Trust Company and Knickerbocker Trust are referenced as mortgage holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br Perle
Knickerbocker Prast Company
Mars Zaws
Luanang Tro4 Company
Tau
Lee Purchase
Cir Sun
Weir
Carmasuney
le Ducee
P. Chase
Saul Vase
Ana Ca
Saealave
Sneli
Amy Ana
CIA
Ness
Ti Yri Ae
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Cassie Thomas
Glouster
Guy Fierce
M. Johnson
Millfield
John Crawford
Jeasie Fox
A. E. Juttenhouse
Cambridge
J. L. Bansberry
J. Danfere
A. Johnson
Charles H. Brown
George McCue
A. B. Johnson
Ben Vernon
Mt. Vernon
Justice
Loy
George Kempton
Jacksonville
Harrison ‘Tippie
Oakdale
Mayor Rose
Youba
SHADE
Lysander
Beebe
Frost
William Smith
William Cornell
W. A. Curfman
O. S.G
Joseph Fleming
Zon
Harvey
Lee Evans
Daniel Fleming
Martha Walker
Effingham
Kansas
Emily Speedy
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
J. M. Howard
John Morris
Charles Wooley
Haas
M. EL
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American Debentures Company
Toledo and Ohio Central Brtenston Railroad Company
Jaly
Co-Operative
Marsery & Orchard Co
Charleston, W. VA
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Tewaned
Spies
Bern
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Canaan
Dover
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