Local Social News and Family Notices
Beaumont items note Walter Martin of Columbus visiting his brother J. H. Martin. Mrs. William Bricker visits Mansfield relatives. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Courtney on March 2. Mrs. Myrtie Pidcock visits cousin Mrs. Bessie Smith in Columbus. John Lowd moves to Circle Hill mine at New Pittsburg. Chauncey social dance invites with Speelman Bros. orchestra on March 14. School closes March 25 for summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Martin
Columbus
J. H. Martin
William Bricker
Mansfield
Harvey Courtney
Myrtie Pidcock
Bessie Smith
John Lowd
New Pittsburg
Circle Hill
K. of P. Hall
Chauncey
Speelman Bros. Orchestra of Columbus
Local Notes From Angels Ridge and Vicinity
Samuel Laughlin adds a Jersey Duroc brood sow from Pennsylvania. Hattie Sloan visits Emma Seaman in Athens. Rev Maasie misses Graham's chapel appointment due to wife’s illness. F C White moving a barn from Harold farm to reconstruct at his farm. Mrs Harmon Fulton convalescing. Public sale at Winnie Moore’s near White Hall. Everett Roush, 10, ill with pneumonia, recovering under Dr Copeland. severe case required chest tube and drainage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Laughlin
Pennsylvania
Hattie Sloan
Emma Seaman
Athens
Maasie
Graham’s Chapel
F. C. White
Harold
Harmon Fulton
Winnie Moore
White Hall
Everett
Wiliam Roush
Lysander
T. A. Copeland
Alfred community notes reflect injuries and visits in town
Josephus Tucker fell from trimming a grape vine injuring his side. Dr. Guthrie saw no apparent broken ribs. M Bentz and wife attended the funeral of a Marian resident's uncle. Mrs. William Rawkins received a new organ from Parkersburg. Mrs. Mary Stout visits Sumner. Elza Guthrie bought a horse from A A Person. C W E M meeting at J B Person's drew attendees including Frank Guthrie of Huntington and Alma Blackwood of Parkersburg visiting G P Guthrie. Clay Caldwell of Lottridge visited his mother Mrs Scott Stout. Mrs. Mary Person of Sumner staying with her father Josephus Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus Tucker
Guthrie
M. Bentz
Marietta
William Rawkins
Parkersburg
Mary Stout
Sumner
Elza Guthrie
A. A. Person
J. B. Person
Frank Guthrie
Huntington
Alma Blackwood
G. P Guthrie
Clay Caldwell
Lottridge
Scott Stout
Mary Person
Local Social Notes From Sharpsburg And Nearby
Mrs. W. W. Ogg of Sharpsburg visited Mrs. Ogg over Sunday Grover Sedwick of Sugar Creek was here on Saturday The masked ice cream social at the church Saturday evening was a success Two small children of W J Young are seriously ill with whooping cough Lawney Vernon of Athens was visiting his parents here last week Harry Townson was visiting his family over Sunday W W Burns went to Columbus last week to secure work Lin Oge of Chillicothe is visiting relatives here this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Ogg
Sharpsburg
Grace MacCathran Leaves for Chillicothe Visit
In Wolf's Plains Miss Grace MacCathran travels to Chillicothe to visit Mr and Mrs Harry Moore. Mrs Joe Brown hosts gatherings with guests from Canaanville Hebbardsville and Cawthorn plus local families. Others include Ida Campbell from Murray City and guests at H M Barker’s home with William McHarg family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace MacCathran
Chillicothe
Harry Moore
Joe Brown
Leggett
Canaanville
Jeff Blackwood
Hebbardsville
Bert Adams
Cawthorn
George Matheny
Winnie
Maggie Stage
Emma Parker
Flora McHarg
Jennie McHarg
John Vore
Ida Campbell
Murray City
H. M. Barker
Charles McHarg
Nelsonville
Ollie Gabriel
Virgil
Floodwood
Grace McCathran
Local Notes and Social News Update
Mrs J B Burson shows slow improvement after a week of illness. Attendees from here joined the Pleasanton quarterly meeting. Mr and Mrs Emmett Guthrie of Jacksonville visited the Guthries’ parents. Mrs E L Santers of Chase spent days with her mother. Leo and Anna Williams attended a Sunday at Garden with sister Mrs J A Sewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Burson
Pleasanton
Emmett Guthrie
Jackosnville
E. L. Santers
Chase
Leo
Anna Williams
Garden
J. A. Sewell
Local arrivals and visits across towns noted
Miss Filin Scarlett spent days with cousin Miss Hazel Dunfee in Ireland and returned Monday. Frank Wigals plans to move his family to Coolville this week. Mrs. Nettie Taylor and son Lewellyn of Steubenville visit her uncle C. G. Dye. Henry Brewster of St. Joseph West VirginiaVisits. Friday Mrs. Florence Buck and sons, from T. W. Jones’s, head to Canaanville to visit Clarence Jones. C. G. Dye at Athens teachers institute Saturday. Miss Stella Dean with her sister in Coolville and back Monday. Ben Fultz of Wolf's Summit WV visiting his brother here. Rev. Watson Dana of Newport preached at the Baptist church Tuesday evening. Miss Frankie Scott returns from winter with sister Mrs Carson Fultz of Wolf's Summit WV. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Russell twins March 6. Clyde Scott of Marietta called home for mother Martha Scott's paralytic stroke, she improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filin Scarlett
Hazel Dunfee
Ireland
Frank Wigals
Coolville
Nettie Taylor
Lewellyn
Steubenville
C. G. Dye
Henry Brewster
St. Joseph
W. Va
Florence Buck and Sons
T. W. Jones
Canaanville
Clarence Jones
Teachers’ Institute
Athens
Stella Dean
Ben Fultz
Wolf's Summit
W Va
Watson Dana
Newport
Baptist Church
Frankie Scott
Carson Fultz
Campbell Russell
Clyde Scott
Marietta
Martha Scott
Local Moves and Visits In Athens Community
Mrs Bethel of Athens visited her parents at this place recently. Carl Hill of Athens visited his parents Mr and Mrs F J Hill Sunday. L Graham spent Sunday with his mother near Grahams Chapel. Edward Carpenter and brother Will spent Sunday with Athens friends. Mr and Mrs Steve Cunningham hosted a group Saturday night and all reported a very enjoyable evening. The Russell family of Greenfield arrived at their new home here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hill
Athens
F. J. Hill
L. Graham
Graham
Edward Carpenter
Will
Steve Cunningham
Mr. Russell
Greenfield
Local Social Notes From Wilson Chapel Area
George France spent last week with friends at Little Hocking. Jed Linscott and family hosted Mr. Noah Linscott and kin on Sunday. Miss Wealthie Davis, Sand Rock school teacher, visited Miss Blanche Skinner. H. H. Wharff of Guysville stayed with O. O. Bryson family. Mrs. Rinda Taylor of Marietta returned home after an extended visit. George Tedrow of Guysville sought farm hands Monday. A J Ogg reports livestock growth with twin calves and eight pairs of twin lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George France
Little Hocking
Jed Linscott
Noah Linscott
Wealthie Davis
Sand Rock School
Blanche Skinner
H. H. Wharff
Guysville
O. O. Bryson
Rinda Taylor
Marietta
George Tedrow
A. J. Oggs
Pleasanton Hosts Quarterly Meeting Amid Bad Roads
Pleasanton church hosted a quarterly meeting last Sunday with attendees from nearby areas despite poor road conditions. Notables include Dr A K Newman of Shade, Mrs B F Shame in poor health, and Warren Dorsey home from Parkersburg. Jesse Gilkey sold a horse for 150 dollars to A L Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F
A. K. Newman
Shade
Pleasanton
William Young
Holiday
D. W. Kenney
Warren Dorsey
Parkersburg
W. Va
Clifford Elliott
Frank Barnhill
Athens
Solomon Woodruff
Elder Dick
Mason Andrews
Eldon Kenney
William Gilkey
Jesse Gilkey
A. L. Johnson
Local Village Notes Across Finsterwald Area and Nearby Families
Mr and Mrs L T Runnion and two children visited with Mr Wind sor and family on the Finsterwald farm near Guysville. Miss Aletha Blackwood at Coolville spent weekend with her parents William Blackwood. Sam Bail purchased a lot from C D Swartz joining the Hammond farm. William Winter adds two rooms to his house. Charles Day made a business trip to Athens. Mr Sleeth and wife moved into the Jane Russell house. Eggs now cost a cent each, the lowest price since last summer. Mr Richard of West Virginia visits the area seeking farm work afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Runnion
William Winter
Charles Day
Athens
Mr. Sleeth
Jane Russell
Mr. Richard
West Virginia
Ea Farm
Assessors Notified to Meet for 1906 Duties in Athens County
Auditor's Office in Athens County issues notice to township and precinct assessors to meet April 6 1906 at the Auditor's Office and city and village assessors on April 7 1906 for instructions and consultation. A bond certificate from clerk must be filed by that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Co
Ordinance to pave Franklin Avenue in Athens Ohio
The village council of Athens Ohio adopts an ordinance to improve Franklin avenue from Carpenter street to the north line of the alley south of Highland Park addition by curbing draining grading and paving with brick or block. It sets grade elevations grants plans on file and outlines assessments bonds and payment terms through twenty semi annual installments with five percent interest and option for cash payment within thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Avenue
Carpenter Steel
Highland Park Addition
Carpenter Street
Highland Work Addition
Townsend Alley
Highland Park
Athens
Ohio
Appointment as administrator of Joseph W. Pierce estate
Notice states CHAS. W. PIERCE has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Joseph W. Pierce, late of Athens county, Ohio, deceased. Dated February 21, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Pierce
Athens County
Ohio
A. D
Chas. W. Pierce
Attachment Issued in James B Chappelear Case
James B Chappelear sues Elmer L Mathie in Athens township Athens county Ohio with a February 21 1906 order of attachment for 210 38 by Judge Henry Logan J P Athens Ohio dated February 21 1906 returns attachment action detailing the monetary claim against the defendant in this probate era filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Chappelear
Elmer L. Mathie
Henry Logan
J. P
Athens Township
Athens County
Ohio
Athens
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