Personal visits noted in Columbus and surrounding towns
A stream of social calls and business trips is recorded with names such as Fred Chevalier in Columbus as a visitor, L. G. Worstell in Parkersburg on legal business, Clarence Murphey in city on business, and many others visiting relatives or staying for short periods across Amesville, Chauncey, Albany, Milwaukee, and Coolville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Worstell
Parkersburg
Clarence Murphey
Columbus
Annie Catron
Main St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pernna
Perris
Local Notes From Friday’s Daily Society Roundup
Mr. Austin Holmes returns from Columbus after a several days visit. Mrs. Boden visits Marshfield friends. Mr. and Mrs. Sands host the former mother of McArthur and Mrs. Fred Walker who is slowly improving at Mulberry street. Miss Minnie O Bleness visits Mrs. Hutchinson this weekend. John V. Wood returns from Columbus race meet. Mrs. Dana returns from Chesterhill after instituting a Maccabees lodge. Miss Sylvia Moore visits Columbus grandmother Mrs. Root, returns Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Sissler host Mrs. Danford and Miss Danford of Glouster. Gen Grosvenor heads to See-bring for campaign speech. Mrs. Ed Baker returns from Grant hospital in uncertain condition. Taylor, Lawhead, Bush and Fuller return from Columbus via Lakeside. Mrs. James Wood Jr. goes to Columbus to visit sister Mrs. Johnson. Mr. Johnson, previously in Grant hospital, improves at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Wood, Jr
Columbus
Arthur Johnson
Johnson
Grant Hospital
Metcalf of Coolville Visits Athens on Business
From Saturday's Daily Mr. W. F. Metcalf of Coolville was in Athens today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Metcalf
Coolville
Athens
Relatives Visited by Miss Mabel Codding in Ohio
Miss Mabel Codding visits relatives and friends in Columbus and Findlay. Mrs. R. E. Parrish and Mrs. S. McDonald of Columbus are guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Codding
Columbus and
Findlay
R. E. Parrish
McDonald
Columbus
G. I. Putnam
Local election visits noted in Meigs County report
Hon J L Carpente voted in Meigs County option election while Mrs Lacy S Brown returned to Lancaster after a brief visit. The fragment references contemporary local civic activity and residence movements with limited context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Carpente
Carpenter
Meigs County
Lacy S. Brown Brown
Lancaster
Local Social Notes From Athens Area
Mrs. W K. Bilett leaves for Baltimore to visit wife at home. Mrs. G D Rhea returns from Columbus after visiting daughter Mrs. Arthur Johnson. Mrs. W F Copeland goes to visit her parents in Woodsfield. Leo Bean Fred Hansen and Ellis Sibley visit relatives in Gallpolis for weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Rhea
Arthur Johnson
Columbus
Messrs
Leo Bean
Fred Hansen
Ellis Sibley
Gall Polis
Albany Social Roundup Sees Wide Weekend Visits
Sunday in Albany featured guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luckett and many visitors. Local residents: Ernest Coe from Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Johnson at Amesville, Mrs. Hiram Thompson in Canaanville, and Haning Bower and George Gregg at Columbus grand circuit races. Others include visits by the Coe family, John Joyce and daughter Varian to Marielle, James Ballard from Washington PA, and many more relatives and friends touring Albany and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
8. V. Luckett and Family
A. L. Johnson
Amesville
M. H. Haning
W. 8. Bower
George Gregg
Columbus
John Joyce
Httl
Varian
Marielle
George ‘Lewis
Joyce
Local Residents Return Home After Short Visits
Mrs Liam Herrold left after a two week visit with her sister Mrs G Peliows for Toledo. Mr and Mrs Join Preston returned from a few days with Mr and Mrs W R L Sterritt in Charleston West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Frank Wolters left for Columbus for Sunday at home. Mr Walters works at the state accounting department and has been at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam Herrold
G. Peliows
Toledo
Mrs. Join Preston
W. R.L. Sterritt
Charleston
W. Va
Frank Wolters
Columbus
Walters
State
Court House
Athens Visit By Logan Resident Ele Donaldson
Ele Donaldson of Logan traveled to Athens as a visitor on Tuesday, spending time in the city and likely touring local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ele Donaldson
Logan
Athens
Mrs F Stanley Crooks Visiting Grandparents In Albany
Mrs F Stanley Crooks of Columbus arrives in Albany to visit her grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Logan after a stay with her parents Mr and Mrs O B Murphey. Attorney and Mrs B E Sayre and Arthur returned from Neebish Michigan where Mrs Sayre and son spent summers while Mr Sayre was there for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Burenfield
Pikton, Ky
F. Stanley Crooks
Columbus
O. B. Murphey
Albany
Air
Henry Logan
BE. D. Sayre
Arthur
Neebish, Mich
Covltrap couple attend funeral in Nelsonville
Prof and Mrs F 8 Covltrap went to Nelsonville today for the funeral of Mr J M Parker. Mr and Mrs Join Dyer Otiss After Hibbard after a several days visit with relatives left at noon for their home in Lronton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. 8. Covltrap
Nelsonville
J. M. Parker
Dyer Otiss
Hibbard
Lronton
Local residents visit relatives across towns
Arthur and Constance Graham taught in Canaan and spent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. L L Graham of Franklin Avenue. C D Dailey of Albany was guest of Athens relatives. D R Richards family hosted Hannah and John Richards of Gallipolis. B A Place of Ithaca and others left for Chicago for medical studies. Dr John Sprague visited Columbia. EB Walkaker staying with Fred Carpenter in Columbus. Hortense Mullin of Olean and Jennie Vineline of Grasville stayed with L H Kelley. Mrs H J Salters and daughter Alma visited Columbus relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Constance Graham
Canaan Townesni
Ll. Graham
Franklin Avenue
Mr. EB. RK. Walkaker
Columbus
Fred Carpenter
Hortense Mullin
Olean
Jennie Vineline
Grasville, O
L. H. Kelley
Golden Pennell Meets Parents in Columbus Visit
Mise Golden Pennell, recently reappointed as stenographer in Columbus, spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs William Pennell of West Union Street. Mr and Mrs F Hooper also spent time together with relatives this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Golden Pennell
Columbus
William Pennell
West Union Street
Local residents and travelers in brief movements
Mrs A C Asasi visits her parents in Zanesville. Mr C D Hopkins departs on business to Dayton. Mrs Sydnor Murchison leaves Crockett Texas after visiting the Hurst family. Attorney EB Jones travels to Columbus to attend U S court cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Jones
Columbus
United States Court
Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits and Travel
Miss Amanda McKee heads to Columbus to visit sister Adella Brownlee. Gallon postal clerk Ricker enjoys vacation with A B C Jacobs of Ohio University. J G Mooreman of Cleveland and son visit. he once left the area as a decorator. Mrs Riggs and Horatio arrive from Farmer City to stay with sister Mrs John Clark. Mrs C B Clarke leaves for Logan visit with Metlor and Elmer Golden in Kenton. Edeon Cooley and two children return from Dayton after three weeks with relatives. W E Ellett returns from Baltimore to escort Mrs Ellett home. she had visited relatives two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Gist
Cincinnati
R. B. Hall
Walnut His
Chillicothe
A. A. Lavelle
W. V. Devitt
Coolville
Washington County
Ashington
D. C
Fairount, Ill
Devitt
Casparisi Stone Quarry Company
Amanda McKee
Columbus
Adella Brownlee
Lh Ricker
Gallon
A. B.C. Jacobs
Ohio University
C. B. Clarke
Metlor
Elmer Golden
Logan
Kenton
Edeon Cooley
Cilldren
Dayton
Richard Barne
Columbuer
Frank Murphy Leaves for Viest Visit in Columbus
Frank Murphy departed this morning to visit relatives in Columbus. Manning Coultrap spent today visiting in Columbus, appearing as a local traveler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Murphy
Columbus
Manning Coultrap
Local residents return from visits and trips
Mrs W B Golden came back Tuesday after a week with Mr and Mrs Bill Wells in Latrop. Dr WM Alderman returned from a month fishing trip in Michigan. Mr and Mrs George R Walker left for a week long business trip in Columbus and Cleveland. Mrs Frank Stout of Parkersburg visits here with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank S Roach on College street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Golden
Bill Wells
Latrop
WM. Alderman
Michigan
George R. Walker
Columbus
Cleveland
Frank Stout
Parkersburg
Mrs. Franks. Roach
College Street
Williams Visit Clears Road to Recovery at Grant Hospital
Dean H. G. Williams traveled to Columbus to be with Mrs. Williams at Grant Hospital. Her condition is much improved and she can sit up for a few hours each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean H. G. Williams
Columbus
Card of Thanks for Fire Help in Stewart Ohio
Mrs Charles Wharff and daughters Maud and Edna express gratitude to those who helped extinguish the fire at their Stewart Ohio home and assisted with repairs to the damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wharff
Maud
Edna
Stewart, O
Lad Killed at Lima Ball Park During Practice
Daniel Harper, 10, died at the Lima Ohio State league ball park during practice after trying to dodge a mirror held by another boy. He jerked his head back and broke his neck, dying instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Daniel Harper
The Way of Humanity by Ruskin
The passage argues human nature is generous yet narrow. It contrasts quick aid to a single child with inaction when faced with widespread fever due to lack of sanitation, noting that individuals resist costly public measures despite concern for many lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruskin
Russia’s Industry Lagging Behind US in Coal and Iron
Russia has abundant coal and iron but underdeveloped industries. It produces only about one tenth of the drones made in the United States and about one twentieth of the country’s coal output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United States
Brotherhood Welfare Association Concludes Vagrancy Debate
About 250 delegates attended the Brotherhood Welfare Association convention in New York as J. Bada How of St Louis was re elected chairman. A resolution denouncing vagrancy laws and backing free transport for workers seeking jobs was unanimously approved after discussions on finding employment for the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brotherhood Welfare Association
Alexander Law
J. Bada How
St. Louis
Ancient Egyptian Maps and Early Global Cartography
The earliest known maps were wooden Egyptian tablets showing land, sea, roads, and rivers. Marinus of Tyre first applied scientific principles to mapping around 150 A.D., with Greek and Roman maps improving, though medieval maps were often inaccurate. Only since the mid-19th century could a more complete, reliable world map be drawn, though refinements continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Marinus
Tyre
New York American
Two Boys Haggling Over Two Cents Brawl Scene
The Chicago Tribune recounts a scene where a ragged boy throws two cents at another boy and challenges a fight. The exchange ends with the second boy insisting there is no point in beating someone when money can settle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Oklahoma governor to sue Hearst over bribery charges
Governor N. Haskell plans to file suit against William R Hearst in Missouri within days over accusations of an attempt to bribe Frank S Monnett related to Standard Oil. Attorney H C Simrall of Mexico Missouri attends as Haskell's counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Co. N. Haskell
William R. Hearst
Haskell
Frank 8. Monnett
Standard Oil Company
Missouri
Kansas City
H. C. Simrall
Mexico
Young Woman Killed in Louisville Street Car Crash
Sept. 30 report from Louisville describes a collision between an automobile owned by Dr Raymond Minor and a street car. Miss Katherine Hord, a prominent family member, was killed almost instantly. Robert Payne, a young society man, was crippled possibly permanently. four others sustained severe bruises. Passengers Miss Edna Harris and Ida Edelman were injured along with the host and chauffeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Katherine Hord
Robert Payne
Raymond Minor
Miss Hard
Dr. Payne
Edna Harris
Ida Edelman
Bryan Answers Roosevelt In Campaign Reference Letter
William J. Bryan writes to President Roosevelt defending his record against trust influence and pledging persistent antitrust enforcement if elected. He accuses the president of misusing funds and biased judgments regarding Governor Haskell, insisting the president cannot deny Bryan the chance to vindicate his reputation in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Haskell
Rock Island, Ill
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Bryan Has Busy Day in Illinois Campaign Stop
Wil lam J. Bryan arrived in Rockleland Illinois after a long day traveling through towns. He spoke 10 minute addresses at Carroll Boone De Witt and Clinton to large crowds and urged Democrats with upbeat political reports. He touched on trusts tariffs and campaign contributions and mentioned Taft and Roosevelt. He prepared a written reply to Roosevelt’s Sunday letter during the trip from Sioux City to Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Rockleland
Ill
Towa
Willam J. Bryan
Carroll
Boone
DeWitt
Clinton
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
Sioux City
Davenport
Roosvelt
District Attorney to Probe Cleveland Article Sale
Jerome announced an inquiry into the sale of a Cleveland campaign article published by the New York Times. Hastings initially vouched for the article's genuineness but withdrew the voucher, and the Times has submitted the matter to the district attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
New York
Cleveland
New York Times
Hastings
Times
Maneuvers End As Wisconsin Guard Deploys Home
Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind September 30 troops from the Wisconsin National Guard and Twenty-eighth United States Infantry entrained while Kentucky and Michigan units joined regulars in maneuver exercises. All troops except the Tenth United States Infantry departed before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Wisconsin National Guard
Twenty-eighth United States Infantry
Kentucky
Michigan
Tenth United States Infantry
Athens Social Guests Highlight Week at Mrs San Preston
Mrs. Fred Preston and Mrs. Byron Wolfe of Athens were guests of Mrs. San Preston this week, joining social visits and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Preston
Byron Wolfe
Athens
San Preston
Funeral Attendees For J Parker List Out-of-Town Guests
The out-of-town attendees at J Parker s funeral services Monday afternoon included Mr and Mrs Frank Chiide from Calliscothe Mr and Mrs Charles Keynes from 14 yen Mr and Mrs A Bethel from Athens Mrs Charles Reynolds from Ja can Prof and Mrs PF Coultrap from Athens
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chiide
Calliscothe
Charles Keynes
A. Bethel
Athens
Charles Reynolds
Jacan
PF. $. Coultrap
Coakleys Visit Relatives in Logan
Mr and Mrs Saul Coakley visited relatives in Logan the first of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul Coakley
Logan
Miner and Family Traded Arguments This Week
Residents Dr. and Mee of Carbon HI and Mrs. Donnie Boles of Doanville were involved in a disagreement that stretched through the week, according to local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner
and Mee
Carbon HI
Donnie Boles
Doanville
Rev Giglow Delivers Address on Initiative and Referendum
Rev Herbert Biglow spoke to a sized audience Monday evening at the house. He discussed The Initiative and Referendum and criticized Senators Rose and Site Representative Crawford for their attitude toward the last legislature. The attentive listeners gathered to hear the remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Biglow
Rose
Crawford
Miskell Plans Trip To Different Towns
J A Miskell of qt 57 ca nehccoal aganlary aims to take parties to the different towne for unspecified purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Miskell
Differnt
Abdominal Operation Performed by Dr Welch
Mrs Leonard Pyle was brought to the city for an abdominal operation. Dr C B Welch performed the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Pyle
C. BE. Welch
Sidney Sharard Visits Sister in Alpena
Sidney Sharard a clerk at the Dew travels to Alpena to visit his sister Mise Scharard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Sharard
the Dew
Mise Scharard
Alpena
Wisiness Man J. W. Butts Seen in City
J. W. Butts a Wisiness man from Chauncey was in the city on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Butts
Chauncey
Springfield House Doctor Returns After Visit
Renzo Nelson a house doctor at the ity hospital in Springfield returned to the city Tuesday evening after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renzo Nelson
Theity Hospital
Springfield
Con
Charles Nelson
Camden Barron Visits Wife During Weekend Trip
Camden Barron visited his wife who was staying with her parents at M over Sunday and returned home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Barron
Barber H. J. Hunley Heads to Athens to Vote
Deanville resident H. J. Hunley traveled to the city on Tuesday as he prepared to cast a ballot in the upcoming Athens election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hunley
Deanville
Athens
Arm Amputated After Typhoid Paralyzes Limb
Mr. Calvin Carrier of Jobe was brought to the hospital Tuesday after a severe bout of typhoid fever left his arm paralyzed, necessitating amputation. The operation was performed by Dr. Hyde Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Carrier
Jobe
Hyde
Oak Wooch
Prayer Meetings Across Churches Seek Victory in Election
Churches held hourly prayer meetings throughout Tuesday praying that the election would yield a victory for the dfya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dfya
John H Walker Seeks National UMW A Presidency
John H Walker, president of UMWA Local 12, is a candidate for president of the national UMWA to succeed Tom L Lewis. Walker says he will not seek Illinois presidency but aims at the national post, backed by Illinois miners totaling about 60 000. Lewis, an Ohioman, currently holds the national office. more candidates are likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Walker
U. M.W. of A
Tom I Lee
Walker
Ilinois
Fional
Tom L. Lewis
Lewis
Ohio
John Mitchell
Mr. Walker
Beagle for Sale by Der bywood No 103154
Full blooded beagle ready to run this fall. Registerable, both sexes or in pairs. Contact Horace Knowles, Thockingport, Q. 23t4wkly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derbywood
A. K
Horace Knowles
Thockingport
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Daniel Fleming
James Linott
Miss Bess Birge
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Hazel Krapps
James Pryor McVey
Hogg
W. E. Moler
W. G. Shaffer
Earl Webb
John Hubler and Son
John Gillett
Missour
Maria Allen
George Duffee
Milwaukee
G. W. McDaniel
M. A. Maxson
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W. H. Boden
Marshfield
J. R. Sands
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Minnie O'Bleness
Fred Hutchinson
John V. Wood
John P. Dana
Chesterhill
Sylvia Moore
E. D Root
J. J. Sissler
C. H. Grosvenor
Seebring
Ed Baker
L. Taylor
A. T. Lawhead
F. W Bush
D. D. Fuller
Mr. Taylor
Lakeside
GARDA
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Basham
Cardus
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de Chattanooga
Tenn
W. EK. Bilett
Baltimore
W. F. Copeland
Mrs. Abedshert
Woodsfield
Ernest Coe
Belpre
Rich
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Canaanville
Board Thompson
T. W. Coe
C. L. Jones
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Chilliethe
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Mrs. Schmidt
Washington, Pa
O—Charles Fletcher
E. R. Lash, Jr
Sulphur Lick Springs
H. G. Floyd
Ralph P Jennings
C. E. M. Jennings
James Brattin
Middleport
Leander Harris
Huntington
Allison Jones
Sylvanus Jones
A. B. Moore
Leo Farrell
Loveland
A. E. Moore and
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Pittsburg
Mes. Taft Dixon
Louise
R. C. Fulton
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William and
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Cora Woody
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Greenfield
Misa Nettie Siske
D. A. McKinstry
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Mt. Carmel Hospital
Ah C. D. Dailey
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D. R. Richards
Hannah and
John &. Richards
Gallipolis
B. A. Place
Ithaca
Hi.ll. Wickham
Harry O'Dieners
Chicago
Place
John Sprague
Columbia
H. J. Salters
Alma
F. Hooper
Mrs
A. C. Asasi
Zanesville
C. D. Hopkins
Sydnor Murchison
W. F Hurst
Crockett, Tex
J. G. Mooreman and Son
Mr Mooreman
Clark Riggs
von, Horatio
Farmer City
Riggs
John ¥. Clark
Richland Avenue
W. E. Ellett
Daliimere
Beverly Nursery
W. T. Mitchell & Son Nurcerymen
Beverly
Dillinger
White Mountain
Omaha
S. M. Denison
E. Main &J
Chillicothe, Ohio
Tia
Taft
God
Comeys
Connie Eo Darmstadt
Shoop
Dr. Shr
Thronane
All Henderson Crider Drug
Earl Lama
Jennie Wright
O. W. HW. Wright
Ethyl Mitchell
Clint Shafer
Orle Rider
Chicion
Giglow
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