Community Social Notes From Local Visits and Gatherings
Miss Emma Currant of New Straits ville guests of Dr. Newton and family. Miss Lizzie Lowden returns from St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Birch of Columbus visit Thomas Mulligan. Charles Reynolds and Geneva spend Sunday in Columbus. Watt Lewis of Columbus visits this city. Dr. Asa Lée of Buchtel in town Sunday. Harry Hawkins returns from St. Louis. Leona Wells and Anna Morgan spend Sunday in Logan. Mr. and Mrs. David Peters visit Athens guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schilovs. John Lappin of Logan spends Sunday here. W. G. Hickman and daughter Mildred attend Knight Templar conclave in San Francisco. Mrs. Eben Wilson returns from visit near Athena. Emma Francis of Athens spends Sunday at home. Susie Beckie visits Mrs. David McCollister of Columbus. Emmett Kirkendal and Ruby of Athens spend Sunday with Mabel Wilkes. Ralph and Baward Sherman of Carbondale call on old friends. Gay Morris resigns as bookkeeper for the Luhing Goal company. Eva Coe of Columbus visits home. Preaching by Rev. Bobitt Saturday and Sunday. A stocking social will benefit the local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Currant
New Straitsville
Dr. Newton
Lizzie Lowden
St. Louis
Richard Birch
Columbus
Thomas Mulligan
Charles Reynolds
Geneva
Watt Lewis
Asa Lée
Buchtel
Harry Hawkins
Leona Wells
Anna Morgan
Logan
David Peters
Athens
Ed Schilovs
John Lappin
W. G. Hickman
Mildred
San Francisco
Cal
Eben Wilson
Athena
Emma Francis
Susie Beckie
David McCollister
Emmett Kirkendal
Ruby
Mabel Wilkes
Ralph and
Baward Sherman
Carbonnale
Gay Morris
Luhing Goal Company
Eva Coe
Bobitt
Albany Social Notes Quiet Week Amid Visits and Funeral
Mrs R Brown and daughter Florence visit Lancaster as guests of Dr and Mrs Junkerman. Miss Roth McKinstry of Columbus visits relatives. Mrs M Jewett and son Tony from Cleveland stay with Mr and Mrs Wm Jack. Various locals host travelers including Dr Albertis Cotton of Baltimore and Mrs J S Biddle of New Haven. A party at Wil Cline’s home and the passing of elderly Olor Dawson mark a quiet week in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Brown
Florence
Mrs. Junkerman
Lancaster
Roth McKinstry
Columbus
M. Jewett
Tony
Cleveland
Wm. Jack
Frank Moore
Lucy
Nelsonville
Clark Spring
Hibbard
Athens
Wm. Mohler
Albertis Cotton
Baltimore
John Neff
Walker Neff
Albany
Wil Cline
Olor Dawson
Pearl Chapel
Stewart Clan News from Columbus to West Virginia
Mrs Hugh Wharff visits relatives in Columbus this week. Roy Wilson, Harrisonville W Va, returns from oil fields. Mrs Sarah Storer called to New Lexington due to brother’s illness. Mrs M I Ewers and Murray visit Ches terhill relatives. Ed Norris spent Sunday with parents. Marie Rice visits Guynsville with Rodeaver family. Grays travel to Coolville to cross bats with Little Hocking. Bruce Fitzhugh family off to West Virginia to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Wharff
Columbus
Roy Wilson
Harrisonville
W. Va
Sarah Storer
New Lexington
M. I. Ewers
Murray
Chesterhill
Ed Norris
Marie Rice
Wm. Rodehaver
Guynsville
Grays
Coolville
Little Hocking
Bruce Fitzhugh
West Virginia
Local Visitors and Repairs Reported in Shade and Columbus
Mr and Mrs Charles Roberts and daughter Cora of Shade visited J C McClanalan on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Lonas of South Canaan called on friends here the first of the week. Mr and Mrs Charles Kelley of Shade were in town Monday for business. D A Sams is repainting the Rocky Point school house. Misses Cora and Goldie Tedrow spent Sunday with their sister Mrs P Beard of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Roberts
Cora
Shade
J. C. McClanalan
Joseph Lonas
South Canaan
Charles Kelley
D. A. Sams
Rocky Point
Goldie Tedrow
P. Beard
Columbus
Broadwell News Briefs and Local Arrivals
Residents report attendance at the Plains encampment and travel to Tennessee, Athens, and the St. Louis exposition. New births announced for Lenard Ogg and Clarence Crippen families. Broadwell Grosvenor Post No. 742 to host a September 8 9 campfire with music speaking and baskets invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
R. E. Holdcroft
Tenessee
Aaron Ogg
Athens
J. R. Wickham
West
St. Louis Exposition
Mattie Rathburn
Mountville
Amy Henson
D. M. Linscott
Catler
Plantsville Social Notes Highlight Local Reunion
A family reunion at Rev. Joseph Chappelear’s home drew fifty five relatives for a fine dinner and a pleasant day. J. B. Carpenter became an ordained minister, while J. H. Baily begins a ministerial career. Residents moved include Roy Stratton, Lizzie Roberts’ marriage to Fred Sedwick, Edith Dunnington’s move to Marietta, and H. D. Binn’s return to Cairo, W. I. Arthur Gifford transported cattle to Pittsburgh last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chappelear
J. B. Carpenter
J. H. Baily
Roy Stratton
Lillian Bardin
Xenia
Alvin Dille
Glouster
E. E. Dille
Lizzie Roberts
Fred Sedwick
Utley
Edith Dunnington
Marietta
Lovell Spurrier
H. D. Binn
Cairo
W. I
Arthur Gifford
Pittsburg
New England News Snips and Local Socials
Miss Edith Laughlin of Sugar Creek visits her aunt Miss Lou Spaulde ing. Mrs. Margaret Starkey of near Amesville guests sister Mrs. Rebecca Starlin over Sunday. Several residents from Grahams Chapel attend conference in Hocking county. Dorcas Love's house struck by lightning during the recent storm causing damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Laughlin
Sugar Creek
Lou Spauldeing
Margaret Starkey
Alece McWhorter
Fred Laughlie
Eli Sapulding
Will Hill
Little Federal
May Wright
Sharpsburg
Ella Ginn
John Hunter
Tich Wilcox
Hooper Ridge
Olive Cunningham
Grahams Chapel
Hocking County
Graham Chapel
Edward Cramner
Herbert Downey
Fred Finsterwald
Henry Lower
Elizabeth Williams
Myrtie Sprague
Cora
Goldie Tedrow
E. Ruth
D. O. Seaman
Columbus
Elsworth Burleigh
Shade
Lizzie Hartley
Athens
H. F. Hartley
Amesville
Lewis Kelley
Herbert
Dorcas Love
Local social notes from Winget Chapel and vicinity
Miss Margaret Cooper returns home after a several days visit with friends at various points. Miss Cora Brown comes back to Columbus after a week with relatives here. Mrs. Arthur Hanter of Athens visits the Brown family. Arthur Vore and wife of Bourneville visit Charles Oxley. Mrs Lulu Steed and children James and Brenda stay with friends near Hebbardsville. R L Clatter and family at London visiting Mrs. Cutter’s sister. Wm Armitage of Armitage visits Mac Barrows family. F L Mace of Bassett a recent business caller. E H Brown spending state fair week with daughter Eva Wyatt in Columbus. Simeon Shalis critically ill. Sherman Parker and family visit Mrs Parker’s parents, the Clendenins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bowers
Lena
Columbus
Ed M. Vorhes
Nelsonville
T. ©. Parker
Thomas Duffee
Ora Duffee
Eva Wilson
Marshfield
Albany
Rufus Mason
Helen
Pleasanton
A. H. Dixon
J. 8. Biddle
New Haven
W. Va
John Mohler
Cora Williams
Athens
Alice Irwin
Goldie Morse
Maud Lynch
Margaret Cooper
Cora Brown
Arthur Hanter
Wm. Brown
Arthur Vore
Bourneville
Charles Oxley
Lulu Steed
James
Brenda
Hebbardsville
R. L. Clatter
London
Lost or Stolen White Bull Pup With Brindle Markings
A white bull puppy with brindle markings on one side of the head and ear two brindle spots on the side and back running together part of the tail brindle is lost or stolen Finder to return to Bower Bros. and receive a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bower Bros
Doctor Scott to Visit Hotel Berry This Monday
Dr. W. 8. Scott will be at Hotel Berry on Monday September 5 offering special attention to eye and ear diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Hotel Berry
Local Visits and Social News in Mineral Area
Miss Fannie Curtis and Miss Winifred Richmond visited Mrs. R. R. Marquis. Miss Blanche Beckler from the state hospital spent Sunday with her parents. Don Lowry and family visited his father R. R. Lowry. Grace Clemens and family from Greenfield visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Pratt. Eva Michaels and daughter from Ath ens spent days among friends. Daisy Wharton of Mineral and Pulaski Hewitt of near Marshfield married. R. R. Marquis and daughter Carrie visited Amesville. Phoebe Jennings died at home. Mrs. Danny visited Athens. Mr. and Mrs. A. Lewellen visited Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Curtis
Marietta
Winifred Richmond
Marshfield
R. R. Marquis
Blanche Beckler
The
State Hospital
Don Lowry
Kennard
R. R. Lowry
Etta Clemens
Grace
Greenfield
Wallace Pratt
Michaels
Eva
Mineral
Athens
Daisy Wharton
Pulaski Hewitt
Carrie
Amesville
Phoebe Jennings
Danny
A. Lewellen
Social notes from Clarks Chapel community
Miss Mary Blake of Nelsonville visits aunt Mrs. L. L. Weiss. Miss Nettie Watkins spends Sunday with Miss Grace Ashton. Miss Lula Hill visits aunt Miss Iva Ay oy By ao at ss mee game on Ashton. Miss Mary Fulton of Athens spends the week with cousin Kazel Philips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Blake
Nelsonville
L. L. Weiss
Nettie Watkins
Grace Ashton
Lula Hill
Iva Ayoy
Ss Mee
Ashton
Mary Fulton
Athens
Kazel Philips
Community notes from local visits and church event
Mrs Reed and three children of Oklahoma visited H E Stout. A Sunday school convention is planned at Carthage church on September 10. Mrs Ella Russell and two children of Columbus visited Milo Rannion recently. Otis Hammond of Chicago visited Milo Rannion last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Church
Ella Russell
Columbus
Milo Rannion
Otis Hammond
Chicago
Local oil drilling seen as promising in the area
Mrs F J Stires of Colorado visits her mother Mrs Hannah Wyatt while F C Webster travels to Lewiston Maine for two weeks. Wm Jaynes fills in as agent for the B and O. Monta Wickham spends summer with E E Halbirt's family. Nine machines drill nearby with dry holes found but oil men remain confident of paying quantities if the right site is struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Stires
Colorado
Hannah Wyatt
F.C. Webster
Lewiston
Maine
Wm. Jaynes
Hamden
W. Monta Wickham
Wheeling
E. E. Halbirt
Union Pacific Ticket Deals From Missouri River Terminals
Daily from Sept 15 to Oct 15 1904 Union Pacific sells one way tickets from Council Bluffs to Kansas City at 20.00 and to multiple western cities with varied prices including Helena Butte Spokane Wentachee Huntington Nampa Portland Seattle Vancouver Victoria Ashland Astoria San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego. Through tourist cars operate daily between Missouri River and Pacific Coast with double berth 0.75. For full information contact W H Connor G A 58 East Fourth St Cincinnati Sept 1 Oct 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Missouri River
Kansas City
Salt Lake City
Helena
Butte
Montana
Spokane
Wentachee
Washington
Huntington
Nampa
Idaho
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Vancouver
Victoria
Ashland
Astoria
Oregon
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
California
Utah
Pacific Coast
W. H. Connor
G. A
East Fourth St
Cincinnati
Ohio
West
Council Bluffs
Ogden
Anaconda
One Way Rates For Colonist Tickets 1904
Union Pacific sets one way prices from Missouri River terminals for October 15 1904. From Council Bluffs to Ogden Salt Lake City and Butte Anaconda Helena Wash twenty dollars. to Everett Fairhaven Whatcom Vancouver Victoria twenty five. to Portland Astoria Tacoma Seattle via Huntington Spokane or via Huntington Portland twenty five. to Ashland Roseburg Eugene Albany Salem via Portland California points twenty five. Chicago and St Louis offer proportionately lower rates via Union Pacific connections. For full information contact W. Connor G A. Sept 1-Oct 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Missouri River
Council Bluffs
Kansas City
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Butte
Anaconda
Helena
Spokane
Wentachee
Wash
Everett
Fairhaven
Whatcom
Vancouver
Victoria
Huntington
Portland
Astoria
Tacoma
Seattle
East Fourth St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Excursion Rates to Middleport Amid County Fair
Meigs county fair prompts special train fares via K M Ry from Athens and intermediate stations to Middleport on September 7 8 and 9 tickets good for return until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs County Fair
Middleport
Athens
Interemdiate
Colorado Return Via Union Pacific Offer 1904
Daily Union Pacific excursion from June 1 to September 30 with final return by October 1904. Fares listed include 825.00 from St Louis and 30.00 from Chicago with lower rates from other points. Inquiries directed to W H Conor Cincinnati Ohio. FOR SALE In Albany Ohio property in first class repair buildings fine water cellar well located W B Dailey Albany Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Union Pacific
St. Louis
Chicago
W. H. Conor
East Fourth St
Cincinnati
Ohio
W. B. Dailey
Albany
Big Fair at Pomeroy September Dates
A notice announces a large fair in Pomeroy Ohio running September 7 8 and 9 with events and exhibits planned for the three day show at the town grounds. Local organizers invite residents to attend and participate.
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OUT OF Town News
Nelsgonville
Luhrig
Lysander
Broadwell
Plantsville
New England
Winget Chapel
Simeon Shalis
Sherman Parker
LAW
L. H. Clark
Lion Coffee
Toledo
Lion
Woolson Spice Comany
Prises
Aees
Eae
Eeeessee Arena
Lion Woolson Spice CO
Dep
Toledo, Ohio
Clarks Chapel
Lottridge
Canaanville
Pomeroy, O
W. B
Weingarten Bros
Makers
Broadway
New York
Ingersoll
Perfcr
Robt
H. Ingersoll & Bro. Dept
Maiden Lane
Ohio Central Lines
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