Keene Socials and Local Movements Highlight County
Keese October news notes a social at Joe W. Lawrence’s home hosted by Christian Eades. Hillare Beat moves into a new house. Mrs. Ingram and others from Canal Lewisville visit Miss Mary Bechtel. Local residents travel to nearby towns, Rev. Fitch to preach, and Belle telephone crews work on poles and wires.
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Keese
Christian Eades
Joe W. Lawrence
Hillare Beat
Ingram
Alex Renfrew
Payne
Canal Lewisvillqg
Mary Bechtel
Albert Mer
Rahmer
Hawk
Bakersville
Vis Ung Ee
May Mowery
Local visitors and community events in New Moscow
Mrs Edward Daé2on of Corsheeton visited relatives in town. Gillmore Howell of Hainois stayed with Joshua Corneil last Saturday. Rev Castle returned and announced a Tuesday financial meeting and prayer agenda with hourly leaders. Thermometer read 24 below zero with some ice. About thirty youths surprised Hat tie Tuynor on her sixteenth birthday with games and gifts. Gus and Alphas Ogle also spent the weekend with relatives.
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New Moscow
Edward Daé2on
Corsheeton
Gillmore Howell
Hainois
Joshua Corneil
Castle
Hattie Tuynor
Gus
Alphas Ogle
Davis Family Returns from Visit as Farmers Seeding Ends
Lucxnew Rex reports Mr and Mrs William Davis George and James Davis Mrs McPherson and Sirs Paul visited local friends then returned to their home. Farmers near conclude seeding. Burrel and Walters purchased a new sawmill and stand ready for first class sawing. W A Davis nominated as land appraiser on the Republican ticket of Bethlehem township.
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Lucxnew Rex
William Davis
George
James Dvis
McPherson
Paul
Repzner
Colorado
Sanny Siepe
Will Davis
Kilbuck
Kilbuck Prid«y. . _.Mr. and Mrs. John Leavengood
Mound
Burrel & Walters
Garfield Eliott
Helmick
W. A. Davis
Bethlehem Township
Davis
Alt
Marriages and events at Willow Brook and surrounding towns
Mrs Pen Hawkins and three children from Barnhill visit Mrs S Snook. Asa Worthington and Miss Clara Dawson wed last Wednesday. Arthur Warren of Willow Brook and Miss Viola Miller of Conesville wed last Thursday. Uriah Hasens to host a musical at Christian chapel Oct 31. Virginia township teachers met at Moscow and formed a reading circle with officers Leslie Perkins president W L Craig vice president and secretary J W Sails. Joseph Wright of Nebraska visits his mother Mrs Juna Wright. Jane Wright is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Brook
Pen Hawkins
Barnhill
S. Snook
Asa Worthington
Clara Dawson
Arthur Warren
Viola Miller
Conesville
Uriah Hasens
Christian Chapel
Virginia Town-Hin
Moscow
Nizar
Leslie Perkins
Vic- Predent
W. L Craig
J. W. Sails
Joseph Wrisht
Nebraska
Juna Wright
Jane Wrient
Notable Moves and Visits Share Septembr News
On Sept 29 John Lorenz travels to Columbus to buy a full stock of goods. Rev John Fellers of Alden Iowa is called home due to his mother’s illness. Mrs J R Fisher of Newcomerstown visits relatives at this race for a week. Mrs W A Nesd travels to Pennsylvania for a short visit. Mr and Mrs John Frank attend the funeral of his sister Mrs Joha Wrant of Guadennullen last Saturday. Rev E M Peits delivers farewell sermon at Engisch Lutheran church Sunday.
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John Lorenz
Columbus
John Fellers
Alden
Iowa
J. R. Fisher
Newcomerstown
W. A. Nesd
Pennsylvania
John Frank
Joha Wrant
Guadennullen
E. M. Peits
Engisch Lutheran Church
Sunder
TUNNEL HILL Teyyet Hunt
Mr and Mrs W K Johnson their granddaughter and Miss Rea Weiford after visiting in Mul tersburg have returned Lom Mrs Leeward or and niece have returned to Iowa after a visit here T C Reiner has sold his farm in Washington hip in Spercer Howes School has commenced at Hamiltons with T C Sprout as teacher Clyde Sproul is teaching at McCurrys and Frank Walker at Brushenlege Ammi Cuallizon suffers from a badly bruised arm caused by an accident as a cider mill Doctor Hinton rendered medical aid A number of cases of whooping cough have appeared in the neighborhood
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Frank Walker
Brushenlege
Ammi Cuallizon
Doctor Hinton
West Lafaville Community Notes On Moves And Visits
October notices report Rev NB Stewart and family moving to Claysville and Rev J G Exline and wife entering the Methodist parsonage. Miss Mina Beall hosted about thirty five friends. Mrs Ada Wolfe returns from Pittsburg. W EK Smith moves to Columbus. Newcomertstown remains in daily activity with small items of local interest.
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West Lafaville
NB. Stewart
Claysville
Mina Beall
J. G. Exline
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
J. M. Kirk
Anns Russell
H.d. Lewis
Pittsburg
Ale McClasky
Hudson
Ada Wolfe
W. EK. Smith
Columbus
L. Newcomertstown
Local School Openings and Notable Events in Chill Cur
Our schools begin Monday with G. D. Klein and Miss Katie M. m8 as teachers. A Sandar school convention was held at the German Methodist church Sunday evening drawing a large crowd. Mrs. Peacock and A. L. Reamer of Coshocton exchanged mail addresses. Mrs. B H M Ames visited Newcomerstown relatives. John Hawk visited New Belford. Rev B E Potts preached his last sermon at the English Lutheran church to a large crowd. Adam Keupf of Coshocton visited town. Mrs Gould Feilers died after a long illness, leaving many relatives and friends. Anderson Burkey of Avondale visiting Solomon Infied family.
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G. D. Kiein
Katie M
German Methodist Church
Strentlace
Mesers. Peacock
Coshoeton
Albert Bahmer
Carrie Bubmer
Nora Hawk
Bakersville
W.O. Renner
BH. M
Glory of the Navy in Dewey's Victory Reverie
A reverent 19th century sermon recalls naval feats from the Civil War to Manila. It lauds Admiral Dewey and his sailors, honors fallen crews, and urges gratitude, prayers, and remembrance for veterans across sea squadrons and battles. It frames naval triumph as national salvation and extols Christian virtue among seamen.
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Louis Kiepsch
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Congress
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Lord Nelson
Nelson
New York Yacht Race for America's Cup Set Tuesday
The Shamrock will meet a New York yacht in a race for the America's Cup at o'clock Tuesday morning. Officials expect an earnest and interesting contest, marking a notable event in yachting.
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New York
Pembridge Abandoned Off Atlantic After Savannah Voyage
London reports the British steamer Pembridge, sailing from Savannah on August 13, disappeared with no further word since its departure. In Australia, Queensland voters approve federation by over 38,000 votes as a referendum outcome. Senator Harlan, the lone Lincoln survivor, lies near death in Mt. Pleasant Iowa.
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London
Pembridge
Savannah
States
Brisbane
Queensland
Harlan mm
Mt. Pleasant
United States
Ja J
Lincoln
Dea
Market Reports Grain and Stock Quotations Summary
Grain and stock quotes list hogs at 4.50 to 4.80, heavies at 4.50 to 4.70, and pigs 4.50 to 4.70. Sheep and lambs run good to fair 3.50 to 5.25, cattle mixed from 3.30 to 5.25, calves 6.50, wheat No 2 red about 1.15 to 1.25, oats No 2 around 0.25 to 0.33.
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Texas
Rangers
Hears
Western Rangers
Cattle and hog market rates amid mixed quality readings
Raw price list shows prime and choice cattle and hogs with varied quotes. Prices include prime medium beef at about 5.80 to 5.95, good quality around 5.20 to 5.40, fresh cows near 2.00 to 2.50, and hogs around 4.30 to 4.90 per unit. Sheep and lambs offerings include choice at 4.00 to 4.40 and best lambs around 5.00.
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Gee Borz
Cattle and hog market figures from New York and cows
Auction notes show cattle prices for steers and cows, calves and yearlings, hogs and pigs, and sheep and lambs. New York listings include steers around 4.55 to 5.65, cows near 3.50 to 3.75, calves around 4.00, and hogs about 4.40 to 4.95 with variable weights.
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