Personal Mentions Tidy Up Local News
Tuesday and Wednesday notices recap moves and travels of residents. Jessie Miles heads to Philadelphia after a Wanamaker summer. Bette Miles visits Columbus. Dagget family returns from Maquoketa and Chicago. Hattie Logan visits Pittsburg with husband George Logan. Cameron couple head west to Kansas and Nebraska. Jordan family returns from Chicago. Higley Study circle opens season with Elmwood place meeting on Great Musicians. Additional guests include D A Tewksbury and son Carl from Blanchester visiting Henry Logan.
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Higley
W. A. Carpenter
Elmwood Place
Emmett Kirkendall Leaves for Columbus to Resume Law Studies
Emmett Kirkendall, a former student and graduate of the university, left Tuesday for Columbus to resume his studies in the law department of the Ohio State University. He will pursue completion of his law degree and resume academic work at the university.
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Emmett Kirkendall
The
University
Columbus
Walker Couple Leaves for Columbus Grand Circuit Races
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Walker departed Tuesday to attend the grand circuit races in Columbus, awaiting updates on event results and schedule.
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E. R. Walker
Columbus
Miss Helen Jones Guest of Dr and Mrs Jones
Miss Helen Jones of oe arrived Tuesday and is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Jones on University terrace.
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Helen Jones
C. L. Jones
University Terrace
Local Visitors and Travelers Reported in City and Nearby
Dr and Mrs C L Wilson of Indianapolis visiting Parkersburg relatives arrive Monday. James D Taylor Hal Murphy W S Bower and J B Chappelear attend races in Columbus. Robert Shaw leaves for Columbus to enter Ohio State University law school. P A Vorhes and family Albany and C A Snow and family visit Mrs Amelia Lowry Congress street. Mrs L Locie Mrs Clark Higgins of Nelsonville and Mrs Morgan Richards of Lancaster street visit Mrs H J Smith. Willey Norton of Stanton West Virginia stays month before resuming Johns Hopkins studies in Baltimore. Squire E T Rose in Jacksonville today on legal business. Arch Swain visiting Koogs family returns to Newark New Jersey Tuesday.
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Louis Locie
Clark Higgins
Nelsonville
Morgan Richards
Lancaster Street
H. J. Smith
Local residents travel to Columbus races
Carl Berry, Conrad Josten, J. B. Rose and Sheriff Webster attended the Columbus races this morning. Mr. O. F. Figley from the B. and O. stores department is spending a ten day lay-off with friends and relatives in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Berry
Conrad Josten
J. B. Rose
Sheriff Webster
Columbus
O. F. Figley
B. & O. Stores Department
Athens
Columbus Man Harry James Guests At East State Street Home
Mr. Harry James of Columbus stays as a guest with the family of Mrs. Jane Carpenter on East State street, visiting the area and joining local hosts for a period.
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Harry James
Columbus
Jane Carpenter
East State Street
Local residents arrive and travel plans noted
Mr Wilson J Welch arrives from Petoskey via Cleveland and heads to Princeton New Jersey to enter Princeton College. Mrs J B Allen returns from Marietta to be joined by sister in law Mrs Sam Racer for a few days. Mr and Mrs Embre of Topeka arrive and stay with Mr and Mrs Charles Lawrence. Mrs Sarah Day leaves for an extended visit with daughters in Valley Falls Kansas. Mr Fred Whalen of Columbus visits Logan then Athens. Miss Bess Roby returns to Athens for OhioUniversity. Mollie and Leo Pierce depart for Columbus with Mollie to teach at the school for the deaf and Leo to attend business college
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J. B. Allen
Marietta
Sam Racer
Local Visits Highlight Area Social Gatherings
Mrs. Bessie Sutton and two daughters of Athens visited her parents Mr and Mrs Guy Grubb. Mrs. Martha Petty and son Leslie stayed with her aunt Mrs Amy Fry in Vincent. Hurst family and Goldie spent Sunday with Wm Balls near Asbury. Mandy Davis of Stewart visited uncle Fred Frost. Blanche Cray and Vera Bean of Guysville called on Minnie Devers. Herman Wright of near Beebe visits grandparents J L Petty.
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Bessie Sutton
Athens
Guy Grubb
Martha Petty
Leslie
Amy Fry
Vincent
Hurst
Goldie
Minnie Devers
Herman Wright
Beebe
J. L. Petty
Local notices and visits from Nelsonville to Columbus
Mrs. E M Vorhes visits sister in Nelsonville while others travel to Jamestown and Washington DC for the exposition. Baltimore guest Lizzie Cotton and many locals visit Columbus, Toledo, Corning, and New Straitsville. James Tewksberry suffers a broken rib after horse incident. families rush to Gallipolis as Hadley Wolf remains critically ill after surgery.
Fever Thermometers for Every House
Henderson Crider Drug Co offers a one minute thermometer for fever readings at $1.00. This handy device helps families monitor health quickly and accurately.
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Henderson Crider Drug CO
Social notes from Wolf's Plains and Columbus
Miss Lillian Brown visited friends in Columbus. Mrs. Maria Tedrow of Nelsonville stayed with relatives. Mr and Mrs Reynolds Leniger hosted the former’s brother and family from Nelsonville. Mr Andrew Barker of near Albany visited his brother Charles Barker. Mrs Lydia Beachout and Mrs Flora McHarg visited Chauncey relatives Sunday.
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Lillian Brown
Columbus
Maria Tedrow
Nelsonville
Reynolds Leniger
Andrew Barker
Albany
Charles Barker
Lydia Beachout
Flora McHarg
Chauncey
Sunday School Convention at Frost Shines for Troy Township
The Troy township Sunday School Convention held at Frost on Saturday received high praise. President G. W. DeWeese led the opening with prayer, and Rev. C. E. Creager spoke after Harve Richardson welcomed attendees to the Troy Baptist church. The meeting featured a lecture by Rev. J. W. Wykoff, discussions on teacher prerequisites, and reports from all township schools. An afternoon session followed with devotional and leadership remarks by Rev. Parkins and others, ending with reelected officers and a closing song.
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Frost
Troy Township
G. W. DeWeese
C. G. Dye
C. E. Creager
Harve Richardson
Troy Baptist Church
J. W. Wykoff
Columbus
Jesus Christ
Christ
Mary Brown
J. M. Tidd
L. M. Skeels
Conkling
DeWeese
M. Bingman
Ireland School
Wykoff
G. W. de Weese
Mary A. Brown
Mary A. Stone
Creager
Parkins
Kellar
Right Paper to Write On Stylish Society Stationery
Advertisement for Henderson-Crider Drug Co offering stylish society correspondence paper and informal friendship notes. Mentions bulk papers and catalog styles suitable for personal letters. Located with dated imprint 9-18-2.
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Henderson-Crider Drug CO
Jealous Austrian Lieutenant Kills Heiress Then Wounds Self
In New York on September 18 Lieutenant Julius Hoffman of the Austro-Hungary army shoots Miss Draga Seigle, heiress to a $100,000 estate, and then turns the gun on himself but she knocks it away. Seigle is dying in hospital after being shot three times. Hoffman is arrested and described as a rav ing maniac. His wife, filed for divorce in Bamford West Virginia where a $15,000 alienation suit against Seigle is pending.
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New York
Julius Hoffman
Draga Seigle
Miss Seigle
Hoffman
Bamford
W. Va
New England Notes On Local Visits And Illness
Mrs Mary Love returned to Amesville Monday after a two month visit with Mrs Lucy Poston. Noah Tedrow an elder New England resident is seriously sick. Mr and Mrs Earl Martin of Marietta visited his parents Dille last week. John L Carpenter and family of Federal Station visited W W Dille over the weekend. Miss Sarah Edgar returned from Morgan County. Miss Prudie Starlin is visiting Morgan County relatives. Miss Dora Starlin visiting Crooksville relatives.
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Mary Love
Amesville
Lucy Poston
Della Edwards
Athens
Noah Tedrow
New England
Earl Martin
Marietta
Dille
John L. Carpenter
Federal Station
W. W. Dille
Sarah Edgar
Morgan County
Prudie Starlin
Dora Starlin
Crooksville
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Philadelphia
Morris Avenue
John Wanamaker
Bette Miles
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Hattie Logan
George Logan
Pittsburg
Ohio Produce Company
Henry C. Cameron
West
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Nebraska
D. A. Tewksbury
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Henry Logan
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J. P. Wood and Son
Austin
New York City
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Scotland
Belgium
France
8. F. Hooper
Cheshire
Miss Della Hooper
Clara Bowser
Ida Bowser
D. R. Richards
Sulphur Lick Springs
Oongean
Elmer Golden
W. B. Golden
C. B. Clark
Ironton
H. D. Henry
Atlantic City
Norfolk
Fred Guenther
Southwestern
Wyoming
Andkee
L. G. Worstell
Salt Lake City
Utah
J. B. Fulton
Andrew Wilson
Tacoma
Wash
Carbondale
Ellen William
C. H. Harris
C. L. Wilson
Indianapolis
Parkersburg
James D. Taylor
Hal Murphy
W. S. Bower
J. B. Chappelear
Robert Shaw
Ohio State University
P. A. Vorhes
C. A. Snow
Amelia Lowry
Congress Street
Willey Norton
Stanton, W. Va
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Squire E. T. Rose
Jacksonville
Ek Pee
Arch Swain
L.A. Koogs
Newark
N. J
Preston Stores
Greater
Stein-Bloch
Michaels Stern
Stetson
Fidelity Shirts
Wilson J. Welch
Petoskey
Mich
Cleveland
Princeton
Princeton College
Mrs. Embre
Topeka, Kansas
Charles Lawrence
Sarah Day
Valey Falls
Fred Whalen
Logan
Mollie
Leo Pierce
School For the Deaf
Busness College
Bethany
E. M. Vorhes
Amanda Holmes
R. G. Wells
T. W. Lee
Frank Whaley
Jamestown
Washington, D. C
Lizzie Cotton
Florence Brown
Corning
New Straitsville
Howard Cline
Arthur Yorkes
Thomas Foster
Wil) Breeze
C. R. Brown
G. B. Spring
C. D. Shafer
William Jack
Ernest Martin
Dexter
A. C. Dailey
Main Street
Howard Worhes
Delaware
Esther Carpenter
Toledo
Goldie South
Floodwood
Owen Martin
Orrville West
Gallipolis
Hadley Wolf
Wolf’s Plains
Jesus
Cameron Bros
Insurance
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