Local BREVITIES show many visits and travels in region
Moeili Colmer guests, A Huhmes left on a base, W E Peters in the capital on legal business. A M Shepard at Burr Oak, Totman of Urey on Monday in business. B Whitman and son travel to visit friends in Columns Cape OK. Campbell of Coalville makes consugss trip to county seat. Myrtle Stinson visits college friends in Chillicothe. Frances Elliott left for a visit with friends in Oman Rail. J H Kesinger of Lancaster visits A Jesinger. George and J F Batterson spend week with relatives in Portsmouth. Ida Maxwell returns from Logan and Wilsonville. G Garber leaves for Parkersburg. Jewett & Wood in Cincinnati for legal business. Mr. and Mrs. Bust host F W Bush first of week. Sheri and Mrs M Riler return from St Louis and Denver. Dow Welch of Cincinnati visits parents. Major L A Jewett to address reunion at Maryeville. Copeland spouses back from Tappan Ohio. Samuel Somer returns from New York for hats with friends. Garris and Wickham report two weeks at Clas Court House. Charles Wilson of Indianapolis returns. brother's illness noted. Powell leaves for Synodical meeting. Stage and Robinson married at Factory. White and Ogborne marry in city. plan home in Zanesville. Gunion leaves for Zanesville to take bookkeeper role. Browns return to Columbus. Dike of Trimble named principal near Momday. Various others listed with marriages and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moeili Colmer
Colin Bas A. Huhmes
E. Peters
Fisher
Legel
A M Shepard
Veijus
Burr Oak
Iwenge S. Totman
Urey
B+ Whitman and son
Monedep
Cape OK
Campbell
Coalville
Myrtle Stinson
Chillicothery
Frances Elliott
Omen
Iss Ginerga Garber
Parkersburg
Jewett & Wood
Cincinnati
Bins
J. E. Bust
McConnels Aile
F. W. Bush
Sheri
ML Riler
St. Louis
Denver
Dow. Welch
Ted
J. AI. Welch
L. A. Jewett
Maryeville
M. Copeland
Tappan
Ohio
Samuel Somer
Athena0
New York
W. Garris
Hob. Wickham
Clas Court House
West Virginia
Condictor
J.F Smith
Athergughter
Nellie
Logan
AL Woodcroft
Charles Wilson
Indianapolis
Mil
Col. W
Christian Missionary Society Holds Annual Convention
The Christian Missionary Society of the Fourteenth district met at the Christian church this week in Thier City with a sizable gathering. Rev. Robert Mollerty of Cleveland delivered an oral address. officers were elected. bids for furniture were reviewed and rejected before purchasing chairs from Hilson School Furniture Co. at a low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Misionary Society
Thier City
Chistian Church
Ghig Christian Missionary’ Society
Derry
Morgan
Avhons Sounly
Lemiangis
Tle
Robert Mollerty
Ser
Macbane
Vo Iend
Hic
PG Cie
Ge Hehd
Carhomiale
Spock Park
Viewu
Ivater
Grand Kapil
Sehanl Furniture Co
Dayton
Chaweh
Oper
Thomas Kane Co
Itecine
Wis
ALT. Andrews & Co
Chitaaml Ute Ladson
Purnitme Co
Arheus
Ceeh Representalise
Assignment shocks local merchants in town
Considerable surprise followed news that AO Sloane china and wares merchant assigned for creditors. E B Clark named as signee and assets range 1,500 to 22,000 with liabilities listed as 0. Other items note a Buffalo encampment souvenir, cyclers wreck near Nelsonville, Missouri fruit crops, a marriage in the mayor's office, a farmer renting his place, and assorted prices and goods in advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AO Sloane
China and Queensware
E. B. Clark
Sloane
U. T. Notes From The Herrold Community
Mrs Henry Herrold convalescing after a severe illness. The WC TU choir concert planned for Friday September ad at Mrs TL Reged home. President Miss A Morse presiding as corrections note Miss Bertha McVay named principal at New Pitts Wary school in Vitteturg PA with a raise. Miss McVay to become assistant principal in Newark in October. The W TU to meet at Imma C McVyy's September meeting to elect officers and delegates to the state WoCLU convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. U
Henry Herrold
Herrold
WC. TU
Pricelee
A. Morse
ES. Mersifield
Barak Pradt
Milled Nuw
Borne Grove
Indiana
Misa Imma C. McVyy
Woclu
Newark
Inoue
Bertha McVay
Pitts- Wary
McVaylis
Great Wallace Shows Praised By Pittsburg Paper
The Great Wallace Shows receive high commendations from a Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph report. Management claims the exhibition is America’s best museum and menagerie with honest, top-tier features. Two Pinkerton detectives guard against pocket-picking while a genuine band entertains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Pittsburg
America
Pillsburg
Py Chronicle
Telegraph
Pio
Pinkerton
Notice to Hunters and Trespassers on Signed Lands
Notice warns trespassers to stay off the lands of numerous signatories to protect game. The list includes many individuals and families across local properties, asserting authority to enforce entry restrictions and prevent hunting or other intrusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peraeus
Moore James Johnson
W.S. Tower
Pos. Walsh
Hain
Jordan
Lin Eddy
D. N. Tiins
Masten
OW. Clark
Charles Moore
B. Sloan
D. N. Crawford
W. E. Baker
Joseph Morrison
J.T. Hope
N. B. Sayler
Lawrence Braley
G. E. Daily
N- v8
W. Radford
Joseph Parker
T. Armstrong
J. L. Baker
CO. Goodanpeed
Charles Coats
J. B. Eckler
Daniel Crawford
Hiram Curkman
Henry Martin
Davis
J. TP. Sheffield
W.S. Blackwood
Maith
H. Armitage
A. Wibbard
Brown
B.ad. Pinkerton
F.C. Bell
John Lobse
Blackwood
Orsham
Vore
Beckier
J. E. Weidman
Speed
Theodore Hawk
Beary IT
Behtie Coal Company
H. R-Sackets
Su- Peasegentent
David Williams
Herbert Said
Cascarets Cathartic Advertisement Notice
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a pleasant cure and gentle cleanser for the body claiming relief from colds headaches constipation and biliousness. It mentions home seekers trips to Velumbaa Heeckins Valles with excursion tickets and travel details around September including prices and return options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caritas
Velumbaa
Heeckins Valles
Iis
Esiele Amd
County U S Convention and a Wedding in Athens
A county U S convention assembles with talks on Sunday school work and a forthcoming address by F Brew, secretary of the Athens Ohio association. Married at midday in Athens, Wil li Elliott of Marshfield wed Jutta Sea jiInan, with reception at the 4 A Lolmes residence on Congress Street and plans to reside in Marshfield. the groom is a farmer and the bride regarded as a respected local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Ube West
Missouri
EA Conant
Elles
Alissguri
Athens County
B. Steward
Trak
U. S
Crudon
Athens
Nila
Nuesiber
Marton Lawrences
Toledo
Gene Vernal
Ohio Saduday
Agarkurs
F. Brew
jAthens
Obie
Wil. Ellie
Marshfield
Jutta SeajiInan
A. Lolmes
Congress Street
Elliott
Columbus
Whens
No-To-Bac and Early Risers Ad Fragments
Fragmented ad page mentions No-To-Bac from a druggist with a cure claim and free booklet, plus DeWitts Little Early Risers pills for digestion and constipation. Also references Mayle dress color products and a Cherpoon excursion with travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
DewWin
Cline's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lea
Yen
J. H. Kesinger
Lancaster
Vidi Fis
A. Jesinger
George
J. FP. Batterson
Portsmouth
Ida Maxwell
Wiisonville
W. A. Powell
Cultus
Horace DB. Stage
Maggie Robinson
Sac Lride
Factory
W. Ak. Powell
Mrs. White
Zanesville
E. Gunion
Gaddis Company
Ris
Laker Bros, Wholeare Grocers
Cora
Bra Brown
Cohn
Ate
Momiay
Pepinita
Pestit
Bertha Fo Vere
Fila
Frank
Wan Addai
Ogiewne
Mare Clendenin
Dames
Elizabeth Panvier
Elisa Sane
Caman
Hudson Brothers
Opera Ream
James A. Miller
Farragut Association of Marines
Buffalo
Carll Stickney
John Your
Bev Johnson
Charles Pickering
Nelsonville
D Johnson
Yonts
Pickering
George T. Harper
Miselda M. Frank
Carttondald
O. & Davis
Irc
Laalie
TP Zenner & le
Laurent Tiie
Attice
Clairs
Tieorge Walker
Dy Cmer Maver Eimer Tierden
Nattehan Tieise
Teitesa
Misa McVay
Fir
ROYAL
Lucy
Miller
Bingham, Mich
Bizites
Cline
Cune
DeWits
Pharmayee
Lawrence
GW. Lawrence
Melic
Ad. Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Mayle Dres
Fast. Inc. of
Chue
CTE
Vox PR Vedic
Abi
Columbos
Statinna Vontt
Peta Saber Ith
Omstipatinn
Rick Beacha
Amd
Jplis
Atest
D. Zenner & GO
ONE Price Stores
ONE Price
D.zenner &Co
Circus Millionaire
Mende Moser
Ballet
Earth
Our Street Parade
Newspap
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