Revival meetings announced by Rev Wright and local notices
Rev Wright begins a series of special meetings in about two weeks. Rev WG and Mrs Hopkins of Downington circulated among friends. Dr Isaac Grooks will deliver four sermons next Sunday October 8 at 3 p.m. His topic is What is the Soul of Man. G F Robinson retired from Dover where she visited her daughter Mrs A B Woodyard. Children in the area show a light diphtheria, but improve. John Mitchell, Kansas farmer, returns to his boyhood environs. Sydney Bennett of Pleasanton dies Thursday morning, leaving a wife, two brothers, a sister and many friends. Interment at Pleasanton Saturday at 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelda
Wright
Hopkins
Downington
Isaac Grooks
G. F. Robinson
Fiom Dover
A.B. Woodyard
John Mitchell
Kansas
Sydney Bennett
Pleasanton
Local notes from Utica area report births travels and incidents
D A Sutton is ill. A McKinley and wife welcome a boy named James. Neighbors Nettie Shirley Nellie Barrows visit Mabel Davis. Utica school begins with William Founds as teacher. Jerry Connant of Pederal visits Petersburg area. J B Rathourn injured in a fall but not seriously. Rathburns return from Iowa after 1900 miles. Henry Phillips roofs his house. Orestess Fulton on Coolwille Ridge. Welf family from Glouster visit R Patterson. Dance at Eugeany Fagans. Minnie Douglas of Judson visits James Sheridan. Jess Sams moves to Peter Lane farm. Farmers harvest apples. Elza McGrath near Sand Ridge. horse killed by falling tree. Born Sept 24 to Geo Erle and wife, two boys. Kate Klingenberg visits Kate Warner in Anthony. Mrs Guthrie of Garden visits daughter Mrs Stout. Messies Leo and Gerhard Kress guests. Mrs Stout visits James Elliott at Guysville. Mrs Matilda Kyle with daughter Mrs Henry Swartz in Garden. Deputy Beasley of Athens to Lottridge and Vanderhoof. Mat Weisenhaugh to North Bend Nebraska for winter. Prof Coultrup of Athens seen in town. Schools closed for fair. A Potter and Whaley pass through. Ira Fuller moves family to town. Mrs B C M Hastings and daughters return from ten days away. W Medew of Rockford to begin pastorate at the Brick church October 6. A month of gatherings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Sutton
McKinley
James Peatherson
Woom
Phillips
Nettie Shirley
Nellie Barrows
Mabel Davis
Utica
William Founds
Jerry Connant
Henry Phillips
Orestess Fulton
Coolwille Ridge
Welf
Glouster
Elza McGrath
Sand Ridge
Geo. Erle
Kate Klingenberg
Kate Warner
Anthony
Geo. Guthrie
Garden
John Stout
Beasley
Athens
Lottridge and
Vanderhoof
Mat Weisenhaugh
North Bend
Nebraska
John
Henry
F. $. Coultrup
A. Potter
Whaley
Hebbardeville
Ira Fuller
Stewart
B.C. M. Hastings
Mollie Fuller
Iriemn el Pledo
Tyledo
W.'t. Medew
Rockford
Christian Church
Gillillan baby among midsummer notices in Svi lle area
Local notes list births and visits with names and places including a son born to Dr and Mrs E E Gillillan on September 26. Several residents travel or host guests from Cheaterhill to Parkersburg and Athens. Local mills, mail contracts, and church events feature amid community updates and okays at Beeman parsonage reception.
Local note list of visitors and events in Columbus area
Albert Steele of Columbus was in town Sunday. J C Brown of Nelsonville is at home for a few days. Miss Elizabeth Brown was in Columbus last week the guest of friends. Misses Bertha Smith and Lena Brookins were in Columbus Saturday shopping. Semion and French Poston of West Virginia are visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. W H Woodworth of Delaware were guests of relatives here on Sunday. J A Sams and wife attended the reunion of the ith O V I held at Jacksonville Tuesday. Mrs. Enoch Moore spent Saturday day in Columbus the guest of her daughter Mrs. C W Hayes. The Athens fair was largely represented from the place on Thursday. Fifty seven tickets were sold. PE Wade arrived home Tuesday evening from Henessy Oklahoma where he has been for the past year. The stone crusher of Samuel B Hill was unloaded from the cars Saturday and is being set up preparatory for business. The time for the section of Fred Dapler is to be crushed. J C Brown has sold his interest in the Milfield Milling Company to Wm Mason of Ames township. The new company is parting some needed repairs and expects to resume business in about 4 month. Mesing Tasares Ryvepteiee and Omid.
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Guystille Rosa Light
Athens
B. C. Hayes
la Fox
Illinois
Malinda Durant
W Oj Jewett
Clara Hall
J. W Fellows
Pomeroy
Martha Harper
W. BR. Coleman
Beedeville
Rocke
Lancaster
W. Laght
Weslie Hammond
James Eliot
Robinson
Pt. Pleasant
Emma Barnett
Hilliards
FP. S. Bean
Carl Hayes
Dr. Copeland
Stewart
Guy Johnson
Gus Smith
Chester
J. B. Smith
Rev. Cheadle
West Virginia
Parkersburg
J. A. Rodehaver
Freda
Porter
W. Va
Wa. Rodehaver
C. B. Taylor
Rev. Beaumont
Beverly
Albert Steele
Columbus
J. C. Brown
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Brown
Bertha Smith
Lena Brookins
Messrs
Semion
French Poston
W.H. Woodworth
Delaware
J. A. Sams
Ith O. V. I
Jacksonville
Enoch Moore
C. W. Hayes
PE. Wade
Henessy
Qlahama
Samuel B. Hill
Fred Dapler
J.C. Brown
Milfield Milling Company
Wm. Mason
Ames Township
Dupiness Fx
Local notes span families and town events in September
Cud es ie LE, 4, and Bosom sold a cartoda of apples shipped last Friday. Walter Weatherbee took his popcorn roaster to Parkersburg for the Wood County centennial. Harve Bennett bought land from Mr Fuller to build a dwelling soon. John Lawrence of Guysville visited his father here with Henry Brown and A B White Jr. An addition to a store room lengthens it to 80 feet. A social at W C Higley’s yielded about nine dollars. Dining details, church notes, and farewells fill the week as locals organize and plan. Grain-O ads tout a coffee substitute praised for digestion and nerves, sold by grocers. President McKinley approves Carter court martial sentence: dismissal and five years’ imprisonment. Carter is jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cudes Ie LE
Bosom
Patterson
A.B White, Jr
W. C. Higley
Local Social Updates from Athens and Parkersburg
G B Simms improves slowly and attended the Athens fair. Clara Welle returns from Sisteraville West Virginia. Robert Lenon and mother plan a Cisco West Virginia visit. Wesley Mickle sold his property to McIntyre of Long Bot. Haslett of Albany is visiting his sister Mrs Henry White. Mrs Weal White and daughter Lil Han spend the week in Parkersburg. Numerous locals attend the Parkersburg centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Simms
D.¥. Simms
Athens
Clara Welle
Sisteraville
West Virginia
Robert Lenon
Cisco
W. Va
Wesley Mickle
Mr. McIntyre
Long Bot
Mr. Haslett
Albany, Hlinots
Mrs
Henry White
Mra
Weal White
Lil- Han
Parkersburg
Free Trade Trusts and the Hostility to Protection
An analysis arguing that Republicans advance anti-trust and protective tariff measures while Democrats dilute them. The piece accuses Havermeyer of sugar trust profits under protectionist and free trade shifts, cites the Sherman and McKinley laws, and contrasts Britain’s trust landscape with U S protectionism. It extends to industry impacts, references English trusts, and critiques political motives in trade policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Ohio
McKinsey
New Jersey
Havermeyer
Sugar Trust
Wilson
Huavermeyer
Sugar Refining Trust
United States
Standard OK Company
Great Britain
London
England
Rowen
France
Wall Paper Trust
London Lasder
English Sewing Cotton Company
Rngland
America
Nobel Dynamste Trust
Ias
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Chas. Hoisington
Chicago
W.P. Hoisington
L.A. Ruth
Lodi Township
Job Wenmer
Mr. Bunting
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Harald
Herbert H. Henry
Heber H. Henry
T. and
O. C. B. By Co
Bowers
Wyatt
Stare
James Dunbar
Ohio River Railroad
Moundsville
Lucy Dunbar
Beeman
Millfield
H.K. Co
Dry Goods Department
Bana Building
Clothing Department Shafler Building
El-H. Lo
TEI Fi.f
Ke Preston
Cee
Mnickie
E. M. Tidd
Chillicothe
R. PF. Frame
Geo. Warden
Ruth
Tred Ruvyan
Philippines
Camp Meade
Pennsylvania
Carter
Hockingport
Free Trade
Here
Che
Manufacturers’ Export Association
Adame Express Burkting
Economist Rece
Britain
Mane Pavemeyer
Gomez
Basle Patagonia
Les Verrieres
Bill
Ant
Fr Tire
Grelo
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