Lafayette County News Roundup Infirm and Social Notes
Local correspondent reports a string of visits and home news from Lafayette County. Residents such as Misa Hallie Rogers Thomas Thomas and Mrs Bets Hallie share visits. Jae Stella Stephen, Marie Blackford, and A I Fouts figure in community happenings. Threshing resumes. crops show fair yields with potatoes and hay priced per wagon load. Delays in school legislation, church events, and local trades appear alongside obituaries and travel notes, concluding with farm and social activities around Springs Mountain and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Hallie Rogers
Uhrichseille
Thomas Thomas
Columbus
Christopher Hall
Marie Blackford
Fries
Bloomsfield
Peon
A. I. Fouts
Ed. Chamberlin
Kersville
Yarnell
Miss Grab
Duncan
Falla
Ohio
A. L. Fouts
A. MecClore
A. H
Jennie Brown
Navarre
James F. Phillips
Coshocton
Lafayette
Boyd
Billigas & McFarland
Ron
Iss Tene Kobel
Coshecton
Ed. Lahim
Canton
Ireland
Noah Catshall
A. ‘l. Boyd
Replart Bros
Ripple Ball scene and village notes from Bakeraville
In Bakeraville the rain drenched the town as families visited neighbors and local events filled the week. The Laskeep Comets Company played five nights in Ripple Ball, Leeie Poms Cabin saw a crowd, and a German Reformed church ice cream festival was announced for Gyans Creek. August plans, Sunday School conservation near Washington township, and community concerns about roaming dogs and a blight on potato crops closed the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Lanninger
West Bas Fayrate
Alex Loveless
John Hind
Laskeep Comets
Leeie
Calvin Cain
West Lafayuette
Fread
Watt Stam
Joseph Foote
Sharon
Noble County
Ale
Bo W. Chapiman
C. BE
Georgia Swen
Veach Ciy
Gyans Creek
Philadelphia
W.F. Leeceb
W.O. Portlant
Riggie
Mount Innon
Wayne County
A. VA
Coshacton
Local Visitors and Community News From Plainfield Area
A long list of social visits and greetings from Plainfield and nearby towns. Residents and guests include Mrs Dr Criswet, Mr Jeoe Zollars, Mrs Belver, Mr Stewart Clark, Miss Nora Wilcox, Rev Charles Lisk, Rev James Lish, and many families visiting relatives. Cardings note church events, fairs, and upcoming gatherings, with travels between Newark Zanesville Lafayette and Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saster Malcham Bakar
Coshocton
Thuker
Oo Weatherwax
Millwood
Recher Barnes and
Stillelt
Misa Carrie Bagelbargturday
Kim Burch
Newark
Ars, Doe, Frew
Tom Darling
Georgia Burrell
Towman
Hera
Kon Brishart
Loudonville
Charles Best
Lewisville
Mies Smith
Keene
Carrie Hagelbarger
Angus
M. FE
Rife
Avondale
Dr. Criswet
Plainfield
Jeoe Zollars
Bette
Summerset Valley
Albert Fouler
Belver Ail
Akron
Hon. Wells
Stewart Clark
Maggie
W Creek
Nora Wilcox
Peresdere
Neille Bercroft
George Late
Conesville
Thomas Thomas
Columbus
Geor
Harvey
Fannie Metuire
Luafayette
J. L. Sieker
George Miskiinens
Guilford
Newcomerstown
Frank Chaney
Dr. Conley
Dresden
Charles D. Conley
Mro
Orange Barrett
Ohure
Leighpinger
Nawcomera
Spat Sumley
McColem
Gator
Charles Lisk
Michigan
James Lish
Bordentown
N. J
Brother James
AM. Leighlinger
West Lafayettce
Heck
Howard McCainy
Cyhoeton
Charles Magriderach
Hegel, Ton
Zanesville
Tm Mer
Crray
Daur Miron Smith
Eimery Leigholager
Nina Cole
Mugendie Binolug
Koscos
Jinken Willeride
Dover
Isleta Church
Saire
Ilinois
Chas, Lick
Madiaog McVolom
Saverybody
Funeral at New Moscow for Mrs Win Me Donald
A large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs Win Me Donald of New Moscow at Chrisie boapend near Walow Brook. Many paid their last respects as the procession formed and interment followed. Several local residents and visitors were noted in attendance with plans for upcoming events and gatherings in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Donald
New Moscow
Chrisie Boapend
Walow Brook
Nusdiy Inst
Daniel Feeb
Mt. Zien
Turmoil Uncovered Vault Beneath Holmes Charnel House
Chicago murder case reveals a large brick vault under Holmes chattel house. Police excavation uncovers bones and a suspected quicklime chamber used to hide victims. Detectives study the vault while theories link Dr. Russler’s disappearance to the grisly site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Docnpien
Urleavea
Curcane
Holmes’ Charnel House
Chappell
Policu
Badenoch
Stolmes
Hulmes
Lel
Massacre rumors at Jackson's Hole ignite Mountain towns
Reports from Market Dales and Market Lake describe Indians massacring all residents and burning houses at Jackson's Hole. A companion claimed to witness the violence while another said settlers at Duckson's Tale were killed. Newsmen await details as soldiers may reach the area by midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Pocatrauro
Idaho
Market Dales
Jackson's Hole
Indiana
Market Lake
Jiackson
Hole
William Toss
Taxs, Grey & Wyatt
St. Anthony
Algmal
Agent Teter
Omana
Neb
Duckson
Union Pacific Railroad
Reward Offer for Catarrh Cure by Druggists Toledo
A Toledo firm advertises a fifty cent to one dollar reward for cures of catarrh that Raila Catarrh Cure cannot achieve. F. J. Cunney & Co claim their Cure acts on blood and mucous, sold by all druggists at 75 cents a bottle with testimonials available. The notice is signed by multiple local druggists affirming reliability and long-standing business conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raila
Pid
Uheney & € CO
Prop
Toledo
Hada
All
Létal
Tecuimonials Freu
F.J. Cueney & CO
Atlantic City Excursions From Ohio by Rail
On Thursday August 8 a special excursion to Atlantic City over the Pennsylvania Lines will run from Dayton Springfield and Columbus. Columbus fare 14 dollars, trains leave at 8 10 p m. from Columbus. Dayton and Springfield 14 50. Excursionists depart Springfield 3 30 pm Dayton 5 37 pm on the 5th. Return valid to August 18. Details from C C Hannon Dayton or J M Harris Columbus. 7 26 71
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adama
Kiva Donley
Armor Donley
Conesville Os
Wm. McDonald
Wisgans
Weve
Chris
Tier
Christan Church
Willow Brook
Henry Daniels
Cleveland
Dresden
Willowick
Iresden
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania
Dayton
Springfield
Columbus
Allegheny Mountains
Philadelphia
Ocean
C. C. Hannon
Dayton, O
J. M. Harris
SPRUIMEN CASES AND CURES IN RURAL WISCONSIN
A fragmented medical notices column reports Spruimen cases from Naw Cassel and nearby towns. Individuals suffer neuralgia rheumatism stomach disorder and poor appetite and improve after using Bluevale Bitters Bucklen’s Arnica and Hall’s Salve. Mentioned patients include Adie Shepherd Harrisburg, John Speaker, Lotte Rievtele, and Lotie. Sold by U.K. Aworegh in Forbes Block No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.clifford
Naw Cassel
Wis
Adie
Shepherd
Uarrisburg
Bucklon
John Speaker
Cutinwa
Hatlelan
Tim Ovtindy
U.K. Aworegh No
Forbes Block
The Champion Mine Idle as Miners Strike in Spring
Orders from the east to close down The Champion mine trigger a strike of 250 miners idle since spring. Superintendent Walter Fitch reportedly fled town under threat and cut down the strikers banners with a knife, while earnings and conditions were cited as poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milu 40
Clade
Champion
Miele
Walter Fitch
Fatal fire at Big Stone Gap claims four children
A blaze at the residence of stonemason John Meks in Big Stone Gap Tenness during evening hours killed four children aged 14, 5, 8, and 1 despite efforts by the father and two elder brothers to rescue them. Myra Hicks is reported fatally burned and one rescued child survived. The fire also involved other occupants who escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fata Bigs
Burtator
Tenn
Big Stone Gap
John Meks
Min Hicks
Ageu
Myra
Licks
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M. EB
Aelock
Moscow
Spring Mountain
J. Given
Mohawk Village
Is. Win. McNeal
Lucile
Lod W. McNeal
Huckeye City
Bakeraville
Wakatomilea
Washington Township
Camp's Grove
Cooperdale
S. B. Balmer
Brooming Grove
Barbary Callison
Hiram Parks
Elisha
Bert McKee
Met Kee
Trego
Squire Clark
Wm. Dickerson
BACON
Isleta
Cdopll Dale
Dion
Union M.rs
Oveniun Drosepl Ogks
Mugh Perkins
Mert Pine
Bragersvillie
Mereugh Deagherty
John Dunlap
Lulu Moorehead
Kate Wrigit
Nora Magaw
Coshoct
Buuler
Eva Sparks
Motown
Rollick and Daughter
Triway
Fan
Fred Packs
Dnna
Kia Milton
Drewlen
Minnie Lillrethin
Carrie Bale
Adieve
Jael
John McQuaid
Dennison
Roscoe
Jimeo
J. A. Daugherty
Crreene
Misa
Lenn Mirise
Kelle Tawrence
Bloomfield
Mie
Ara Lash
Newt Wikato
Frowamt Preetins
Prithy
Myers
Clarks
Thuypilay
Mes
Howard Myer
Siother
Walter Karr Keene
Asterina
Ceal
Mre. Roeh
Millersburg
Ter Soli
Phineas Patr
Anne Ar Bat Clark
Knowie
Wal Creek
di Etter Village
Cathie An Dilenshier
Ilisfield
Mies
Collins
J.T. Dickey
E. Misa Clink Stevens
Vernon
Wright
Soury County
Noxker
Warrsaw
A. M. Smith
Prines
Harvey Smith
Chesenot
Joseph Finley
Finlay
Willy
Storer
Walter Karr
Plac
Troyer
Duaws Maurice
Roscos
Hurst
Howard Lawrence
Albert
Mary
Wilot’s Chapel
Aca
Charley Snyder
Nebarka
Rav. OG
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Witker
Doh Engel
Mattersburg
GiGi
Moratt
Toe
Wilersineg
Pye
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Wroek Baro
Petuires
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Ieee
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Knox
Moutaes
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Sette Horak
Mt Tippe
Anna Lroewn
Auglaize
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Wood
Walker
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Puidie
Eerdaby
Weeley
Nevis
Bakeraville Sun
Frank Norman
New Whiladelphia
Jjohn Orin
Agee Swith
Exzebeth Davis
Vieltirge Merv. Daumvr
Ami
Harry Fulton
Fiat Tide
Case Noerts
Messrs
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BE. B. Tuft
Coslogton
Alverton Howard
John Wolfe
Missouri
Ueir Hous Toseday
Tuewiey Reppart
Centel Valley
Hood
Holmes’ Death Vault
Clara
Ethel
Yen
A. & Gov’t
Board of Education of
White Eyes
Towasht
Coshocton County
M. Brows
Clark Ofaaid Board
Avondily
Cashouton
Cominy
Oita
Cownahty
Aec Cordiy
Kremeer & Hart, Architects
Knoh
Adcon
Ehael
Naid
LM. Hrown
WR Park
Wuld Board
Leading
Conservatory of
America
Fausten
E. Tourj4o
Hinmnona
Bend Fc
Remington
New Wakter
Richards
Thia
Gray— Hardware Co
Mary Williams
Mary Walla
Whittemore
Findlay
Tyaddy
Waird
L. Tanger
Dr. Hand
Ad Aruggiata
Kun Onied
Welle Geo
Moulson , Son
Celess
Stuchvster
N.Y. Fees
Guy C. Robinson
Guy C. Robinson's
Opera House
University of Wooster
Joe College
The
Presbyterian Bynod of
Jsse McClelland
Trowe
Boscovel
Woomten
Dr. Price
Anrica
Devin
Aek
Oraond Bo
Kola Chemical Co
Courrier AV
Pepoue
Beau-Mirye
Bee-Hive Grocery
Main and
Third Street
Court House Square
Tae Pye Iya
Rob Robinson
Sue F. Lorenz
Forber Block
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