Local gossip and misfortunes reported in Creola area
Visitors from Creola Logan and Mr Pleasant gather for services and social visits. A carriage accident injures Mrs Crothers. a mine accident claims Tony Young. Fire damages property at Mrs Wash Darn home. Mrs Warner suffers a fall. A bridal shower honors Miss Clifford with gifts from teachers and friends.
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Gok Prow
Creola
William West
Logan
Philip Chapman
BR. L. Shugart
Ralph Silcott
Laverne Stewart
Gergrade Wilson
Dries
Athens
Willam Beckler
Hite Zanghier
Hanel
Amiend
Chauncey
Bree
Kelley
Wyvian
Wendall
Luto Tedrow
Neice Hellen
Gi. W. Gabby
Aktlaus
Abe Crothers
Bauguter
Gertrude
Bachtel Road
Hocking Valley
Tony Young
Charles Wash
Charles Warner
Our City
Ike
Warner
Mira
Local notes from Hebbardsville and vicinity
Geor ge Marich and A Ro Ball of Athens hosted Geo Alen on Sunday. Geo Shamel visited Pleasanton with fit parents. PAL Worhes left for Lancaster and northern Ohio on two weeks of business. W G Shaffer hauled cattle to Mansfield and back. AJ Wines from Pomeroy came on business. Chas Cog plans to move to Net hronvalle for winter with Indi clsaget ter. John Wingett in poor health with lung trouble. Mrs Adda Meliiterick hosted Mrs J Fisher last week. Mrs W Mosier visited Tauhsant Swille to see her father and returned. Ed Robinnett sick with Aiphtheria. Mrs L D Beastey visited sister in Athens. Cemetery Association buys 3 fourths acre from I Crossen for 500 dollars for Hebbardsville cemetery. Surveying will lay out lots. T A Gift family to occupy Blackwood property. A chamber from here hosted Rev Cheadle and wife for wedding anniversary. Mr and Mrs Armstrong hosted guests including Mr and Mrs W Plants of Pomeroy Judge Blizzard, Mrs Geo Jahson and Miss Lilly Green Jackson.
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Geo
P. Marich
A. Ro Ball
Athens
Alen
Geo. Shamel
Pleasanton
Pal Worhes
Lancaster
Points
Ohio
W. G. Shaffer
Mansfield
AJ Wines
Pomeroy
Chas
Cog
Nethronvalle
Indi
John Wingett
Cemetery Association
I. Crossen
Hebbardsville
T. A
Blackwood
Mire. Armstrong
W. Plants of
Blizzard
Geo. Jahson
Lilly Green Jackson
S.J. Jackson
Sunday Activities and Local Visits In aUysville Community
aUysville residents W R Coleman and wife of Giester visited relatives over Sunday Miss Maggie Ewer of Stewart stayed with Mrs A Whitacre Dr W Coleman spent early week with cousin Mrs B J Williamson at Colombia Mira Hiatt of Hopedale Warrison County visited Rev Stewarts family at the week’s start Preaching each evening this week except Saturday at the Presbyterian church by Rev Tullis Dr Steele moved his family into the residence he purchased from Br Pilcher George Calvert spent Sunday with his sister Mrs C J Gilson at Marietta Mrs Robert Calvert visiting her brother Mrs Burdette at Point Pleasant WL Vian six carloads of cattle shipped from this point Saturday Mrs C B Harper of Athens spent last week with her parents D W Cornell and wife J B Smith J W Weatherby William Wilson Clyde Durant and Ralph Cook attended court at Athens Monday Mrs Nell Dana of Athens visited her parents Randy and wife Tuesday O Cray and wife were business visitors at Chillicothe last week LW McNeil left for Indiana Friday
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W. R. Coleman
Giester
Maggie Ewer
Stewart
A. Whitacre
W. Coleman
B. J. Williamson
Colombia
Mira Hiatt
Hopedale
Warrison County
Presbyterian Church
Tullis
Steele
Br Pilcher
George Calvert
C. J. Gilson
Marietta
Airs
Robert Calvert
Burdette
Point Pleasants
C. B. Harper
Athens
D. W. Cornell
B. Smith
J. W. Weatherby
William Wilson
Clyde Durant
Ralph Cook
Nell Dana
Randy
Cray
Chillicothe
LW. McNeil
Indiana
Alfred Air M Bentz and Mrs Bentz visit Daleton Gea
Alfred Air M Bentz and Mra C D Bentz spent Sunday at Daleton Gea. Tecker bought a two year old colt from Mr Holland last week. Si Springer from Reno visited nearby Sunday. G Russell and wife of Rutland and Fos Corse Baker of Cleveland are guests of Elmer Stont’s family. The young people surprised Mamie Findling Saturday evening. J B Person and wife and Josephus Tucker and wife visited Canuonville last week. G D Chase and family spent Sunday with J Ed Guthrie of Amesville. Citizens Telephone Company organized at Carr school House last week. They will survey and stake their route tomorrow and scan the switchLoad as Sumner.
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Air
M. Bentz
Mra
C. D. Bentz
Daleton
Gea
Tecker
Mr. Holland
Si Springer
Reno
G. Russell
Rutland
Fos
Corse Baker
Cleveland
Elmer Stont
Mamie Findling
J. B. Person
Josephus Tucker
Fanser's meat marker makes it own
Fragmented text shows a local note about a meat marker or market item, with unclear punctuation and several garbled phrases. Readable elements mention a person or brand name and a possible claim of ownership linked to a market item.
Hockingport News Briefs and Social Happenings
Will Knowles of Providence R L visits family in Hockingport. Belleville guests Mrs Edd Datton and party, including Mrs Morrison, Mia Curtis, Georgia Spencer, Dr Curtis, and Frank. Literary society meets at Grace Knowles and next at Mrs White's. Milton Parker visit. Protracted meeting set at ME church in a week. Newborn on November 10 to Mr and Mrs Monroe Jackson. Lemons in Wheeling for winter. Various local visits and chatter about B and O R change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Knowles
Providence R. L
Edd Datton
Belleville
Morrison
Mia. Curtis
Georgia Spencer
Curtis
Eon Prank
Nelsonville
Literary Society
Grace Knowles
White
Milton Parker
Little Hocking
Paulk
Frost Station
Monroe Jackson
Knight
Chester
Elijah Stone
Lemons
Wheeling
Jamies Morrison
John Morrison
Local Social Notes From Athens Area
Supt E G Gibson spent election day in Athens. Mrs R R Marquis called on friends in Athens. Mrs Cunningham formerly resided there but now lives in Wellston visited friends and neighbors last week. After weeks with her mother and little son, she returned to Highland Thursday. Mrs Margaret Vickers of Athens visiting her father and sister gave Epworth League a temperance talk Sunday night. Mrs Sarah Howitt bought an eighty acre farm in Ross county and moved Monday. Mr and Mrs Marquis went to Canton Sunday for the funeral of a child of Mr and Mrs Fred Satton.
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E.G. Gibson
Athens
R. R. Marquis
Cunningham
Wellston
Hero
John Emish
Highland
Margaret Vickers
Epworth League
Sarah Howitt
Ross County
and Airs
Marquis
Canaantille Sanday
Fred Satton
Birthday Dinner and Tragic Death in Athens Area
Vina Bennett of Athens spent Sunday with her parents. Ane Seta EVENT OL Che Werk Wits hosted a birthday dinner at Len McDor maid's with about thirty attendees enjoying the day. Mrs Alfie Vandyke of Athens and John Tedrow of Columbus visited their mother earlier in the week. Little Wilford Sutton, visiting his grandmother Mrs Sadie Copeland, died Friday morning after a week of illness. Funeral services were held in Canaan Chevel.
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Vina Bennett
Athens
Len McDormaid
Mra Alfie Vandyke
John Tedrow
Columbus
Wilford Sutton
Sadie Copeland
Canaan
Chevel
Fine dress goods and accessories on sale this week
New lines arrive as the season wanes. Coats from 35.00 to 60.00 and up, raglans, shirts, silks, dress goods, trimmings, neckwear, belts, scarfs, feather boas, and more. Economy promises big savings to readers seeking Christmas money. come and stock up.
COULVILLE NOTES ON SKUNKS AND VISITS
John Shanks keeps twenty skunks penned awaiting a price before killing them. Sylvester Chevalier, ill for days, is recovering. George Caylor is sick with smallpox in Delaware. John DeWolf and family left for East Liverpool to establish a new home. John Campbell of Chauncey visited. Sile Hedges served subpoenas. Mrs Emma Parish visited her sister in Chevalier. Miss Bertha Humphrey and Clyde Creesey visited Parkersburg. John Wise killed a 64 feet black snake. Mrs F A Pritchard left for Clarksburg Kentucky. Reverend and Mrs Williams and daughter visited Marietta.
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John Shanks
Sylvester Chevalier
George Caylor
Delaware
John DeWolf
East Liverpool
John Campbell
Chauncey
Sile Hedges
Local Social Notes From Hassenville and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs John Hamilton spent Sunday with Mrs Harvey Whitlateh near Hassenville. Mrs E C Faine and children returned to New Straits ville Saturday. Miss Jennie Blanchard visiting friends in Nelsonville this week. Mina Ronnie Averhandt hosting Miss Clara Baird of Union. Mr and Mrs Sherman visiting Athens Tuesday. Chas Bates spent Sunday at his Shawnee home. D H Williams district mine inspector made a business trip to Luhrig Monday. Mrs Ben Pagis returned Saturday evening after a pleasant visit to Jackson county.
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John Hamilton
Harvey Whitlateh
Hassenville
E. C. Faine
New Straitsville
Jennie Blanchard
Nelsonville
Mina Ronnie Averhandt
Clara Baird
Union
Mra Sherman
Athens
Chas. Bates
Shawnee
D. H. Williams
Luhrig
Mondas
Mra Ben Pagis
Jackson County
For Sale or Rent: Myo ostere property and dwelling
Property and dwelling offered for sale or rent. Includes home with two gers of Iau brute or Virnderheat, O Li TL disnges, in a good location. For further particulars, address H. ON. Reeth, Fethowsbusg, W. Vaniewd.
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H. ON. Reeth
W. Vaniewd
Local Social and Church Visits Highlight Marietta Reading
Mrs M J Chirk of Marietta spent days here visiting relatives. Mrs Pierce Mickle and Mr G Dye and son Haddon visited friends in Marietta last week. Wm C Palmer recovering from a broken shoulder at his age. Mrs Alma Jones of Hally WV visiting here returned home. Frank Tinton and family returned from Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Rev J H LaBlond of New Lexington to preach at Vanderhoof and Torch. Rev J P Childs to Woodfield for rally and ordination of E E White. Baptisms at Baptist church following a meeting. B C Hayes of Bethany visiting. Mrs Allary Brewster and Miss Ella McCain held Hallowe en party. Frankie and Pauline Brewster hosted a taffy party. Lost note: Abeor miles below Athens on the Albany. letters bearing the name AL Corl found in pocket. Return to office.
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M. J. Chirk
Mariettty
Pierce Mickle
Mire
G. Dye
Haddon
Marietta
Wm. C. Palmer
Alma Jones
Hally W. Va
Frank Tinton
Buffalo
Niagra Falls
J. H. LaBlond
New Lexington
Vanderhoof
J. P. Childs
Woodfeld
E. E. White
Eleet
Woodsfield Baptist Church
Baptist
J. P. Chills
Distinctive Suits and Overcoats From New York Makers
In the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT men boys and children suits and overcoats are advertised as distinctively crafted, with exclusive lines from top makers. Prices range from 2.50 to 25.09, with stronger selections from 8.00 upward, highlighting holiday styles and exclusive sales that distinguish these garments from cheaper ready made options.
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New York Suh Avenue
Local notes mention visits and moves around Athens
Mrs Linda Bishop stayed with her sister in Shade while Mr Dellector hosted visitors from Hull area. James Crawford and Mrs Hull visited Mrs C Watkins near Athens. Samuel Ball and daughter plan to move to T N Chalfant's property soon. T A Brutz relocated to Lysander and Abner Frosts traveled to Athens. A winter forecast warns of a cold season.
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Linda Bishop
Mr. Dellector
Shade
James B. Crawford
Hull
C. Watkins
Athens
Samuel Ball
Mattie
T. N. Chalfant
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