Vanderhoof Gossip and Local Movements
Arend Keepaugh went to Ardens Monday for employment. Bowrrr yirb and Clarence Lake moved to Delaware for brick plant work. Will McBride and wife, C C Jeffers and wife visited Reno for a few days with relatives. George Maize of Meigs County and Kate Bowers were quietly married Tuesday evening at the bride’s home. Rev. Lewis of Kentucky will preach at the Baptist church Saturday evening and Sunday morning seeking a year’s hire. Carl Bails was severely burned by powder last Friday. Grace of Sonday and C. E. attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderhoof
Arend Keepaugh
Ardens
Yirb Bowrrr
Clarence Lake
Delaware
Will McBride
Baptist Church
Carl Bails
Grace of
Sonday
C. E
Local visits and memorial services noted around Amesville area
KEW ENGLAND ert and Mre Wharff of Mrs Caly Guysville visited Mrs Spaulding Friday. Annie and Bertha Dille of Marietta spent weekend with their parents. Mesdames Vore of Guysville visited here Friday. Many locals attended memorial services at Amesville Friday. Patton Edwards returned from Malone New York regarding the Magoon estate. Helen Linscott of Sand Rock visited. Mrs. Lucy Poston Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caly Guysville
Spaulding
Annie
Bertha Dille
Marietta
Mesdames Vore
Guysville
Sf Amesville
Patton Edwards
Malone
New York
Magoon
Helen Linscott
Sand Rock
Lucy Poston
Nelsonville Social Roundup and Local Movements
Miss Allie Lama visited Mt. Zion hosted by Mrs. Will Bethel while Miss Ella Ward of New Straitsville stayed with Miss Fannie Forniss. Alumni banquet at I O O F hall drew a large crowd. Mrs. Loren Stage died after tuberculosis and is survived by husband and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Lama
Will Bethel
Mt. Zion
Ella Ward
New Straitsville
Fannie Forniss
James Joes
Mt Zion
Robert Slater
E. A. Tedrow
C. R. Sharp
Athens
Ephriam Weedard
Starr
Nelsonville High School
Madison Street
L. B. Sparks
Green Lawn
Charles Newton
Bernice
Basil
Nettie Raybould
Marietta
Sylvester Jones
Frank Patton
Nellie
George Mathias
Clarence Sharp
Sugar Grove
Jesse Ryder
Cincinnati
Joe Porter
John Gilbert
Little Nice
Lizzie Griffith
Greenup
John Roach
Clara
Memorial visitors and social rounds in Athens area
Mills of Athens attended the EL O. O. F. memorial services Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Josey. Lizzie Jankerman and daughters Anna and Lelia and Miss Margaret Echart of Lancaster were guests of Dr. and Mr. C. E. Welch and Mr. and Mrs. Willian Evans of Columbus visited Sunday. Lew Lampman visits western states. John Walker and Mrs. Mary Harps of Lancaster were guests of L. S. Scott. Bess Carpenter of Glouster was here with friends the latter part of the week. Sheriff Bay of AcArthur visited on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harps
Lancaster
L. S. Scott
Bess Carpenter
Glouster
Sheriff Bay
AcArthur
Local Social Notes From Jacksonville
Mrs Lizzie Powel and her young daughter visited Mrs J H McKinley in Jacksonville. Miss Iva Shirley hosted friends on Sixth Street. Decoration Day crowds attended at Concord. School board reelected Mary Carter Carrie Hixon and Mattie Shirley. Ruth Carter, seven, died after a brief illness and funeral was at the U B church. Mrs G A Carbaugh returned from a visit to Buechtel. Mr and Mrs James Coe visited Rutland with Mrs I W Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Powel
Ostrander
Art
J. H. McKinley
Frank Shirley
Zanesville
Iva Shirley
Sixth Street
Concord
Board of Education
Mary Carter
Carrie Hixon
Mattie Shirley
Redtown
Mary Southard
Daughters of
Rebecca Lodge
Glouster
Ruth
G. W. Carter
U. B
G. A. Carbaugi
Buechtel
James Coe
Rutland
I. W. Williamson
Shade. Local social notes from Kingsbury and surrounding towns
Dr. T. A. Copeland and family visited friends at Kingsbury recently. Fred Gonther and Miss Daisy Coe of Athens were guests of EFL Cramer and wife Sunday. BL & Burson buying wool. Miss Dells Lawrence to Athens for several weeks. Jerseyville charge quarterly meeting next Sunday at Garden. Mrs A. C. Burson visiting sister at Zaleski this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Copeland
Kingsbury
Fred Gonther
Daisy Coe
Athens
Efl Cramer
BL & Burson
Dells Lawrence
Jerseyville
Garden
A. C. Burson
Zaleski
Birthday Remembrance Noted for Dr Isaac Brooks
The eighty eighth anniversary of Dr Isaac Brooks is celebrated at his home this Saturday with family and friends. Walter Chase works at Athens with the Warren Brothers as Pearl Wood returns from Athens. The Misses Myrtle and Elsie Reasoner of McArthur visit Worley Dickgson's family with music. Lola Chase visits Walter Chase's family. Rev W S Bush delivers a memorial sermon. Dr Larch of Athens attends to Marne Haning who suffers from multiple diseases. A J Robinson and Emily Reeves are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Brooks
Walter Chase
Athens
Warren Brothers
Pearl Wood
Myrtle
Elsie Reasoner
McArthur
The
O. A
Worley Dickgson
Family
Change of Life Prompts Relief with Lydia E. Pinkham
A testimonial from Mag. E. Sailer of Los Angeles praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for alleviating severe change of life symptoms. The letter describes lasting health improvement after five bottles and endorses Mrs. Pinkham's free advice from Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. I. Sailer
German Relief Association
Los Angeles
Cal
Lydian E. Pinkhaim
Mag. E. Saien
HM St
Recently Married Couples Start Housekeeping at Pratt's Fork
PRATT'S FORK notices list couples starting housekeeping. Guests include Mrs. Nancy Parker and Ivan Conant of Tuppers Plains. Fred Shinn of West Virginia with sister Milan Williams. Will Colmer of Athens with Eugene Davies. Emmett Dain visiting grandparents Asa Davis. Orille Bent and Alfred visit John Butts 2nd family. Elroy and Will Reading families from Shade visit James Reading. Jerry and Chas Grim visiting Jacob King family. An ice cream supper at Mel Couants next Saturday benefits Pratt's Fork church. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Parker
Con
Ivan
Tuppers Plains
C. M. Conant
Fred Shinn
West Virginia
Milan Williams
Will Colmer
Athens
Eugene Davies
Emmett
Dain
Near Pomeroy
Asa Davis
Orille Bent
Alfred
John Butts
Elroy Reading
Will Reading
Shade
James
Jerry Grim
Burlingham
Chas
Grim
Jacob King
Mel Couants
Pratts Fork Church
Decoration at Burlingham and weekend chapel sermon
A large contingent attended Decoration at Burlingham where Rev Massy will lead services at Grehant's Chapel this weekend. Locals report wool buyers active with best clips at 22 cents while Willow Creek and Judson boys split a five inning game nine to nothing in favor of Willow Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlingham
Massy
Grehant's Chapel
Joseph Cressy
Garden
Messra
Love
Southerton
Athens
Tommy Davis
South Canaan
Willow Creek
Judson
John Bobo
Floodwood
Ars
Weaver Bobo
D. O. Seaman
Wm. Bobo
Alva Crawford
Farmers Face Likely Crop Failure This Year
A fragile wheat harvest threatens farmers as near-furious weather harms barley and other crops. Officials warn only a third of usual yield possible, forcing reliance on corn if conditions do not improve soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furace
Urmila
Local Notes From McArthur and Surrounding Areas
McArthur and neighboring communities report visits and events. Mrs Armstrong of Athens visited Solomon Cline. decoration exercises drew many from the area at Starsh field. Coolville speakers and gatherings included Al Lynch addressing veterans. Cline of Judson visited A H Dixon. Mrs Edna Crossen stayed with the Dixon family. Rev J H Kirkpatick returned from Springfield Missouri after church assembly. Q B Murphey left for Colorado Springs for a ten day vacation. Mabel Morpher from Ohio University spent the weekend at home. W D Ziggafoose and family attended Marshfield decorations. L Jack and family visited Nelsonville. Hattie Duffee of Marshfield visits J H Duffee’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL Dixon
G. A. R, Post
McArthur
Mrs. Armstrong
Athens
Solomon Cline
Starshfield
AL W. Lynch
Coolville
al. Ison
Zeid
Cline
Judson
A. H. Dixon
Edna Crossen
J. H. Kirkpatecick
Springfield
Q. B. Murphey
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Mabel Morpher
O. U
W.D. Ziggafoose
Marshfield
L. Jack
Nelsonville
William Jack
Hattie Duffee
J. H. Duffee
Saved From an Awful Fate by Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs A M Shields of Chambersburg Pennsylvania recounts a near death from Hay Fever and Asthma that cured after using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. The ad touts its safety for throat and lung diseases with guaranteed bottles and a trial bottle free at W H McKee’s. The piece also notes the French system of public highways as universally unmatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Shields
Chambersburg
W. H. McKee
Relief for indigestion and spring fever claims
A testimonial from W T Sturdevant of Merry Oaks North Carolina credits Kodol with immediate relief from fifteen years of dyspepsia and digestion issues and urges not dieting to cure stomach trouble. It also notes Dewitt’s Little Early Risers as a spring remedy for torpid liver and impurities with a supporting quote from R M Everly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Sturdevant
Merry Oakes
N. C
Chad
Alina
Dewitt
W. Va
Cline
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Kew
England
Jacksonville
Ila
Jas
Hoss Cast
Consoruim Jeweler
Joe & Deckler
Keystone Watch Case Company
Philedelphia, Wer
Mes. E. Saller
Dean Mas. Pinchamt
Pratt's Fork
Angels Ridge
Albant
Easil
Linic Pharmacal CO
Taronto
Ohio
C. B. Henderson
DR. Mott
E B. de Laat
Driegist
EP. Bender
Boston
Union College of Painless Dentistry
Chicago
United States
Columbus
Athens, Ohio
HOTEL
Berry
Bender
S. S
Vic
Irice
FE. P. Bender Denial Co
Harletta
Cincinnati & Cleveland
R. B
Toledo
Points
Northwest
North
Psu
Gen. Paas
Agt
Broadwell
Sharpsburg
Wpales
Columbura
Veledity
Chicagyu
Hapereaee
Columboam
Mesvijic
Maretta
C. Riddell
Cincinnati & Muskingum
Valley Railroad Co
Sextve
C.M. Bennett
F. M. Wilkinson
Chillicothe
Jiarkersborg
S. A
Mall
St. Looie
Dailyye Cers
C-Reec
Fast Mail
St. Louis
Hip
Parkersburg
San Pry
St Louis
Louis
Hocking Valley Railway
Detroit
Michigan
Canada
Pees City
Hocking Nail
W. H. Fisher
Gen
Creat Lakes
Lincs
Wee Pot Cmy
Circot
Toleco
St.marys
Middleport
Gallipolis
Charleston
West Va
Ofio Central
Tima Carde
Foléers
Bates
Moulton Hour
P. A. ToLteDse
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