Local Notes From Amesville Area and Surroundings
Albany man Chase Wyatt jests with his mother Harriet Wya. John Fleming guests in Stockport. Harris Palmer and Miss Mattie with Mrs. Deming visit the Ry. B. Henry home. Sheep losses reported as four killed and twenty injured by dogs. W. E. Clark and others visit Murray City. J. N. Lortz and Fred Ellis in Columbus. Clark family at Lancaster fair. rural mail inspector James Woltz reviews proposed route. Parkersburg business trip for Charles Clark. Harvey Easler a son born October 6. Bert Baker breaks his arm while adjusting a bell on a stone crusher. Prof. Ray tests coal deposits in Columbus. Harry Warrener visits from Cincinnati. Prof. Selby of Ohio Agr. Exp. Station no relatives here. A. Young, mine cap manufacturer, moves to Glogster. friends will miss them. Amesville Garden Club hosts Wimament on Saturday afternoon October 25. Fred Henry visits uncle C. D. Henry in Columbus. Amesville old folks invited to M E church event. People’s Day program and sermon topics at McDougall M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Wyatt
Albany
Harriet Wya
John Fleming
Stockport
Harris Palmer
Mattie
Mary Deming
Barlow
RK. B. Henry
John Beasley
W. E. Clark
Murray City
Lewis Wilcox
J. N. Lortz
Fred Ellis
Columbus
G. E. Clark
Lancaster Fair
James Woltz
Charles Clark
Parkersburg
Harvey Easler
Bert Baker
Prof
Ray
Harry Warrener
Cincinnati
William Warrener
A. G. Selby
Ohio Agriculture Experiment Station
Young
Glogster
Local society notes from Hebbardsville and nearby towns
Miss Mary Hodge of Greenfield and Miss Lute Angell left for Gallipolis to visit friends. E A Crossen and wife went to Topeka Kansas after a two week visit. Mrs Perry Coe of Center Belpre visits family this week. Edna Gift and L D Beasley spent days at Millfield. H Frost and wife of Lodi attended the funeral of J Bolen in Albany and visit his son George. Eg Reynolds has been sick. Frank Masure has malaria but is active this week. Mrs J M Cooper and Miss Sybie Cooper of Middleport returned home from visiting E B Armstrong. Mrs P A Vorhes is sick with grip.
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Mary Hodge
Greenfield
L. Crossen
Lute Angell
Gallipolis
E. A. Crossen
Topeka
Kansas
Perry Coe
Center Belpre
Edna Gift
L. D. Beasley
Millfield
Masure
J. M. Cooper
Sybie Cooper
Middleport
E. B. Armstrong
P. A. Vorhes
W. N. Woodard
Mary
Deanville
Charles Smith
W. S. Jones
Dix Cable
Venus Cook
Belva
W. Va
J. W. Jones
Harry Hoover
Athens
John Slaughter
Ralph Bateman
Anna Micheal
New Straitsville
Harriet Francis
Local News Briefs From Hartford and Nearby
Mrs Effa B Seams and her young child visit Mrs Mary Mantle in Hartford. The home of T N Chalfant burned Wednesday morning the occupants escaped. Alethia and Walter Warner, ill, slowly recover. Mrs Lizzie Hall of Hull visits sister Mrs William Ball. J B Niggemeyer moved to a new home Monday. Wm Kelley plans to move to Willow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effa B. Seams
Hartford
Mary Mantle
T. N. Chalfant
Alethia
Walter
John Warner
Lizzie Hall
Hull
William Ball
J. B. Niggemeyer
Wm. Kelley
Willow i
Meeting near Rev. J P Child Preaching Draws Good Attendance
A few days gathering in Jasper Hill for Rev. J P Child's Christian church preaching attracted good attendance and a like crowd. One confession and baptism occurred. The meeting closed Sunday night with strong interest and anticipation of another meeting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Child
Christian Church
Bartim
Local residents and guests visit, with several weekend stops
Mr and Mrs H A Hately and Frances visit friends. Arthur Vickers from Kansas stays with J W Murphey. Gen Grosvenor and Gen Hurst to speak at Stewart. Finsterwalds visit Chester. Mrs Johnson and daughter Mrs Edwards of Chester visit Mrs J B Smith. W H Bandy moves from New England for winter. Fred Bundy of Kansas visits. W H Lewis and Isaac Brewer attend Washington encampment. Wm Thomas visits Athens with daughter Mrs Charles Cornwell. Nell Coleman visits relatives at Reedsville. Nora Light of Athens visits. Lawrence and wife of Athens visit J B Smith. Ira Cornell and children of Athens visit. A telephone worker from Columbus visits Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Hately
Frances
Arthur Vickers
Kansas
J. W. Murphey
Stewart
H. Grosvenor
H. Hurst
J. H. Finsterwald
Chester
Johnson
Mrs. Edwards
J. B. Smith
W. H. Bandy
New England
Fred Bundy
W. H. Lewis
Isaac Brewer
G. A. KR
Washington
Wm. Thomas
Chas. Cornwell
Athens
Nell Coleman
Reedsville
Nora Light
Mr. Lawrence
Ira Cornell
Mr. Lewis
Columbus
Our Village
Social notes and engagements in Nelsusville area
Mrs Hollace Wyman hosted an oyster fry with numerous friends including Misses Katie Minck Maud Juniper Anna Tallis and Julia Davis among others. Kate Wineforder and James Bush wed at Straistville and plan to live in New Lexington. A.A. Bratton traveled to Dayton. Sylvia Hull takes a sales post at C Robbins store. Several residents visit relatives and attend events in Athens Logan Carbondale and Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollace Wyman
Katie
Anna Minck
Maud
Alice Juniper
Anna Tallis
Alice Lama
Anna Price
Julia Davis
Elizabeth Stevenson
Lola Wyman
Cora Seibert
Mesdames
Walter Wolf
Martin
Oblinger
Mae Cotton
Kate Wineforder
James Bush
Straistville
New Lexington
A.A. Bratton
Dayton
Sylvia Hull
C. Robbins
Local visitors fill out spring social circuit
YOUBA Mrs T W Jones of Torch and Mrs Pine Maxwell Smith of Hawar dun Iowa visited Mrs Doty and friends. Mr and Mrs Adams of Mason county West Virginia who spent weeks with Mrs Haines returned home last week. Miss Ethel Dunfee teaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Jones
Torch
Pine Maxwell Smith
Hawardun
Iowa
Doty
Adams
Mason County
W. Va
Haunis
Ethel Dunfee
Coal Seller Promises Reasonable Prices With Unloading Shute
A coal seller states willingness to furnish hard coal at reasonable prices in any quantity. He notes he can unload via a twelve foot shute, implying garage or residence delivery and significant dirt from unloading at the purchaser's residence.
W T U Meeting Set At Sunnyside Home
The W. C. T. U. will hold a regular session Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Esether W. Fulton’s Sunnyside residence. Emma McVay appears with a report on non alcoholic medication. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esether W. Fulton
Sunnyside
Iss Emma
McVay
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Epworth League
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Thimble Club
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Springfield
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Deshler
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Gay Gilmore
A. L. Martin
Lowe
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London
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Wm. Stratton
Harvey Sayers
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Long Acre
Lizzie Hill
Rath Hall
Alfred Hall
Lewis Minck
Carl and Dale
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Grace Spark
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Ed Schloss
Clad Biddison
Henry Lancaster
Two Childers
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Charlotte Hall
Wm. Bartlett
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William Baker
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Little Hocking
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Lattle
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