Republican ticket and policy notes in a mid 19th century column
A long read blends party ticket details with commentary on prices. It lists presidential electors and state officials including Orr, Herrick, Lavin, Shauctions, Blackburn, Sonenbrane, and Goddard. It also covers farm prices, naval appropriations, tariff debates, bank clearings, and university student-faculty tensions with political commentary interwoven throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leilliam
Orr
Miami
Myron T. Herrick
Cuyahort
Lewis D. Lavin
Herons
Glouster residents and visitors week of events
Marion Wonless of Joy visited Saturday as Hugh Gogmley builds on High Street. James Curniska and Clef Fitch came from Corning Friday. Will Alien of Guysville visited family here Sunday. Mrs Needham of Athens visited her son TW Needham over Sunday. William Latty near Burr Oak was here Thursday on business. Fitzer moved his family into T J Jenkins’s house. Harvey Wilson of Athens spent Sunday with his parents in Bishopville. Trene Elliott visited sister Mrs Wallace Allen at Point Pleasant. Mary Palmer returned home Saturday after visiting Marshfield. Harry Salters Jr. is ill with lung fever. John Dew’s 15 year old daughter of Burr Oak died Wednesday of appendicitis. Charles Humell of McArthur visited Saturday. Alfred Thomas of U S A at Columbus spent Sunday with parents. J T Jenkins returned Thursday from eight months in Illinois. J F Wenderson and wife go to near McConnelsville for a few weeks with their parents. Fred Smith and Mary Hogan married Tuesday in Catholic church by Father Squan. Grifiths Bay workers and David Grifith returned Friday. Grifitht takes electric job at Hollister mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Wonless
Joy
Hugh Gogmley
High Street
Cleft Fitch
James Curniska
Corning
Will Alien
Guysville
Athens
Bishopville
Trene Elliott
Wallace Allen
Point Pleasant
W. Wa
Mary Palmer
Marshfield
Harry
Herbert Salters
John Dew
Burr Oak
Charles Humell
McArthur
Alfred Thomas
Columbus
David Thomas
T J. Jenkins
Mllinois
J. F. Wenderson
McConnelsville
Fred Smith
Mary Hogan
Glouster
Jin
Father Squan
David Grifith
Chicago
Grifith
Hollister
Out of Town News From MDICATE Page
Liza Jones visited a business contact in Guysville on Friday. Mrs. Wm. Hickey visited relatives in Athens late last week. G. G. Foster of Athens called on friends Thursday. Henry Simms and family of Grosvenor spent Thursday with John Hulbers. Mrs. Effe Graham and two children visited James McHarg’s family at Wolf’s Plains on Wednesday. Peter Smith of Federal Creek visited relatives here mid last week. The friend of Mrs. Adaline Poston reports she has relapsed and is critically ill. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Finsterwald Sr. have been dangerously sick but are slowly recovering. H. and S. Finsterwald will furnish one thousand yards of limestone for Pike construction. Wade Bean, employed at Webster Bros. mill, enjoyed a vacation among friends in Hocking County. Canaanville will soon connect with Athens and Parkersburg by telephone. line nearing completion. The home of Mrs. Sarah Graham, about six miles from Canaanville, was destroyed by fire last Thursday night. she will reside with her son Lewis for now. A quiet wedding occurred at Talbert Tippie’s home on Thursday evening. Jesse Dailey married Mrs. Mary Walraven Poston. J. P. officiated. A North Dakota zephyr struck Thursday evening, lingering about thirty hours and damaging gardens and fruit canage. Wreaping coach epidemic in the area. mumps following closely, a dangerous risk for children. Dana Webster returned from a Columbus outing with mumps. he spent last week at home with painful jaws. his estate was managed by Myrtle Webster in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liza Jones
Guysville
Wm. Hickey
Athens
G. G. Foster
Henry Simms
Grosvenor
John Hulbers
Effe Graham
James McHarg
Wolf's Plains
Peter Smith
Federal Creek
Adaline Poston
Henry Finsterwald
S. Finsterwald
Wade Bean
Webster Bros
Hocking County
Canaanville
Parkersburg
Sarah Graham
Graham
Lewis
Talbert Tippie
Jesse Dailey
Mary Walraven
Poston
J.P
North Dakota Zephyr
Asane
Dana Webater
Columbus
Myrtle Webster
Grovener News Briefs Highlight Visits and Births
WOH leads back sumday as contavious diseases discussed locally. Mr. S. Chadwell from Was i on business, Carole Clester returned from Columbus after an extended visit. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Rohingon. May blessed Mr. and Mrs. Job Weister with a same day event. Mrs. Ogg, Mrs. Julia Young, Mrs. Sarah Clester and Stella James joined Teri James at Hixon for Sunday. Athens guests G. Helmod and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Ugter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Whiin
Ty S. Chadwell
Was
Thecinity
Mies Carole Clester
Columbus
Sarah Clester
Stella Pent
Teri James
Hixon
G. Helmod
Ch.dren
Athens
Ods
Find
C. Jt Ug-ter
Local social notes from Coolsite area gathering
Fragmented social column lists residents and visitors in the Coolsite Borough area. Mentions Mrs James Elffiet, Chari ware, Wan denn Capple of Alirud, Art Mes, Esa Steimers of fiubbanias, Miss Mary Klingenberg, Miss Celia Burke, Stewart, David Key and Miss Nelia Wel ster visiting and hosting gatherings last Sunday and on prior days. The text references neighbors calling on friends and hosting duties with multiple misspelled names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riwsniuon
Coolsite
Boraty ST. Ot
Selently
Sertha
Jame- Elfiett Aminn
Chari Ware
Wan Denn
Alirud Sa
Kiineenhers
Art
Esa Steimers
Fiubbanias Iis
Mr. and
Pritchard
Coolynlether
Mary Klingenberg
Celia Burke
Stewart
David Key
Nelia Welster
Alfred
Mives Klingenberg
Downington Church and Community Notices
Rev Smart of Pomeroy preached at the Methodist church to a large congregation. Mrs A E McCullough and son Arthur are guests of Wm Hawkins and family this week. Oliver Miller and family with Nora Rises of Jerseyville were guests of her sister Mrs Sarah Cain. Mrs Etcher Metcalf and Mix Blanche were at Athens one day. Week past the s of Mreana Ars Clarence McLaniel Fess Li. Metalhoigh presided over the quarterly Meeting at Connery church on the New brendt. Sunday school has been renovated at the MoE church with officers: Superintendent EN Cooper secretary JW Vancreates treasurer Mrs Samuel Neen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smart of
Pomeroy
A. E. McCulungt
von. Arthur
Wmn
Hawkins
Oliver Miller
Nora Rises
Jerseyville
Sarah Cain
Etcher Metcalf
Mix
Blanché
Athens
Mreana Ars
Clarence McLaniel
Fess Li
Metalhoigh
Connery
Tle
Iaplein
Sunder School
Moe
Superinteriemt
EN. Cooper
JW. Vancetrreasurer
Mre
Samuel Neen
Community Notes From Stewart Area Social and School Moves
A busy week in Stewart area with Mr FL Smart at business Monday. Large crowd of bur young people visited the natural ridge Sunday. Miss Myrtie Hall of Guysville stayed with her aunt. Miss Lenore Beverage closed her school last Friday and went home to Marshfield. Jonathan Ewers and granddaughter from Cornville visited his son M Tom Ewers. A social will be held at the homes of Mrs TH 0 ptorcestrr May 16 near MLE church. Harry Finnington and wife and infant daughter of Amesville spent Sunday here with Mire 0. Woisinzin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL Smart
Myrtie Hall of
Guysville
Poston
Lenore Beverage
Marshfield
Jonathan Ewers
Cornville
Tom Ewers
Che Brese
Mary Dye
Ptorcestrr
Eneht
Mle
Harry Finnington
Amesville
Mire
Uoisinzin
Local Farmers Attend Boxwell Examination Weekend
Fragmentary notes show local farmers and relatives attending Boxwell examination Saturday. Mentions Mrs Will Donidon and daughter, Elle Howard, Miles Johnson, Emma Lincutt, and others. Names imply a rural community reporting missing details of visits and illness.
Local notes and updates from Chauncey area report few events
Chauncey details a mix of community items including a missing person rumor, regular boat appeal by D. D. Canfield, visits from Béate Dent of Miclfield to Mrs. Dr. Sprague, JoR. Welline’s convalescence and return to college, and mine work advancing with many workers employed and improving prospects.
Local Notices From Guysville Area Mention Illness and Visits
BULL. 7 Chalfant is quite seriously ill. Mrs. Olie Jones made a trip to Guysville Monday. W.C. Jones went to Athens on business one day last week. Bertie Back of Guysville was calling at Hull that Sunday. G. H. Lawrence is hauling ties to Guysville. Master Glen Jones visited his aunts at Hull last Sunday. Charles Flanders suffers a severe rheumatism attack. Miss Angie Koukoskia is visiting Mrs. Lorena Jones for a few weeks. Mrs. Dellie Secoy of near Frost visited her parents here Saturday and Sunday. J.B. Rickey of Zionsville Indiana was in the vicinity on business. Frank Shott visited his uncle William Shott en route to Indiana. Samuel Ball and daughter Mary Rice are visiting relatives in Athens for a few days. Miller was called to Amesville for his mother’s illness. Ed Howard moved into Alten Mercer’s house after his own burned. Mary Rice of Scranton Kansas visiting her aged father Samuel. Wm. Ball was here last week. Sawmill in the locality closed briefly for spring crepe preparations. Mary Rice of Scranton Kansas visiting her aged father Samuel. a happy meeting noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalfant
Olie Jones
Guysville
W.C. Jones
Athens
Bertie Back
Hull
Lawrence
Glen Jones
Charles Flanders
Angie Koukoskia
Lorena Jones
Dellie Secoy
Near Frost
J.B. Rickey
Zionsville
Indiana
Frank Shott
Wm. Shott
Samuel Ball
Mary Rice
Miller
Amesville
Ed Howard
Alten Mercer
Ias Mattie Ball
Wm. Ball
Scranton
Opened Store Offers Deep Discounts on Dresses and Fabrics
New stock highlights include 27 inch dimities in figured and striped at yard sale prices. Extra special tailor made suits in latest Eton styles with various fabrics, silk and cotton waists underpriced, wash shirt waists sizes 32 to 44, corsets, lace curtains, underskirts, curtains five lots, and a broad line of dress goods and men’s clothing. Prices span $0.35 to $9.90 with numerous sale items to attract shoppers. We will meet any price fitting your pocketbook.
Guysville News Updates and Local Social Notes
Lightweight, fragmentary local items about residents in Guysville and nearby towns. Mentions improsing stores, schooling, visitors, moves, paint work on depots, family births, elations, and a party with meals. Names include J Besmith, Pilcher, Dr Wilcher, Hatch, Glavier, Finsterwald, Gean, Whitacre, Vorhes, Shawnee, Mountville, and others.
Plantsville notes on farming and community events
Rudolph Randall spent Sunday with his father at Oak Hill. Farmers are buying planting corn and praying for rain. Sheep shearing is now on hand as many farmers have finished. Pickering and Potts drilled a dry well at the Marietta Hun lease and paid a weekly fee. Mrs Kalinteres and Waberiter were visiting. Locals attended the Levi s meeting at Chesterhill, with Taylor, Wayne Eagerton, and Wannie Hanson joining in the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Randall
Oak Hill
Pickering & Potts
Marietta
Som
van Piott
Kalinteres
Levis
Mi. Boeburel
Chesterhill
Dense Taylor
Wayne Eagerton
Wannie Hanson
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