Birthday Celebration at Phillips Home Near Jerseyville
Sixty guests gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Phillips near Jerseyville to honor Miss Lou Phillips on her eighteenth birthday. The event featured abundant refreshments and a long list of gifts from friends and relatives including silverware, china, books, and memorabilia.
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Lou Phillips
Thos. Phillips
Jerseyville
Thomas Angell
A. Hooper
W. O. B. Sleeper
Eva
Mattie Cowan
Ella
Lydia Wilson
Frank Cornell
Hattie Sherridan
Shelley
Thomas Phillips
Tennyson
Minnie Pruden
Jennie Phillips
Minnie Watkins
E. Wilson
L. Wilson
Myrtle Burson
Stella Jeffries
Mary Jeffries
Ella Phillips
A. Creamer
Wm. Bobo
Stilla Williams
Joseph Bobo
Vel. Colman
Mamie Phillips
Emma Phillips
J. B. Colman
Stella Coe
Effie Burson
Elmer Angell
George Coe
Jacob Wilson
Majolica
Hattie Coe
Jennie B. Phillips
G. W. Sinclair
Charles Creamer
John Watkins
H. L. Burson
Laura Wingett
Tommy Phillips
Norman Creamer
Ella Boring
Harry Creamer
James Phillips
Jesse and
James Watkins
Ethel Sleeper
Wedding Reception for Fanny Henry Goddard in Bern Township
The residence of Charles E. Henry hosted an elegant wedding celebration for his daughter Fanny and her groom W. R. Goddard. Guests enjoyed a bountiful supper and flowers filled the decorated home. подар
Wool Market Shows Upward Movement in Philadelphia Quotations
A Philadelphia wool commission firm reports continued activity and rising values, noting that the high range of quotations is established and prices for some grades have been advanced. Outside bids are scarce except for select parcels, but strong dry goods trade and overall improving conditions suggest wool may soon command the highest figures. Medium wool quoted at 45 45 cents.
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W .C. Houston, Jr., & Co
Wool Commission
Philadelphia
Live Stock Market Report From Baltimore
The Baltimore live stock market shows cattle slow with prices down a shade. Best cattle sold up to 5874, medium and common declines noted. Swine receipts 4,268 head with quotes around 10 to 11.75. Sheep and lambs receipts 6 head with typical prices near 3.25 to 5.50.
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Baltimore
General Dawes Addresses Amesville Audience
General Dawes spoke Monday evening to a large attentive crowd at Amesville. He answered political questions with mastery, covering tariffs and wool trade. Wm. J. Warronner, a Democrat from the local committee, offered thanks to the speaker as the meeting closed.
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Dawes
Amesville
Wm. J. Warrenner
Dem
Tauie Central Committee
Plae
Sieh
Avim
Local Notes on Property, Visits and Departures
Leroy Brown of Athens purchases the Bobo property in Mechanicsburg. Mrs. Arthur Scaden of Pike County visits sister Mrs. John Williams. Mrs. David Bendure returns home from Guysville after several days. Mrs. Jerry McVay of Mechanicsburg improves after illness. Miss Maggie Ing teaches at Kite Hall with sister Nellie at Tick Ridge. Mr. Griffin and family plan to move to Zanesville this month. Residents regret to see them leave after thirty years. OCCASIONAL.
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Leroy Brown
Athens
Mechanicsburg
Tlague
Arthur Scaden
Pike County
John Williams
David Bendure
Guysville
Jerry McVay
Maggie Ing
Kite Hall
Nellie
Tick Ridge
Griffin
Zanesville
Farmers Plow For Wheat And Look To Good Corn Crop
The farmers in this section are busy plowing for wheat and will soon commence cutting corn which from present appearances will be a good crop. Mr Samuel Rhodes has disposed of his property here and has gone to Noble county which he will make his home. Mr and Mrs Cossage of Sewart were the guests of their daughter Mrs J Yocum last week. Mr Ottie Patterson who is in business at Petersburg recently paid his parents and friends here a short visit. Mr and Mrs Fry of Cincinnati are visiting their daughter Mrs H Patterson. A tea party given by Miss Addie and Louie Spalding on Friday last was a pleasant affair all having a good time.
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Samuel Rhodes
Noble County
Cossage
Sewart
J. Yocum
Ottie Patterson
Petersburg
Fry
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