Local Social Notes Include Visits and Travels
A string of personal items highlights residents returning from trips in the south and west including Texas Mexico and Idaho Fort Smith. Visitors from Kingwood Wheeling Webster and Parsons are noted with upcoming stays and greetings at Walter Stone and family's West Side home. A Mexican greaseball sighting draws crowd interest as city life includes travel tales and familiar names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Lena Sinsel
Texas
Mexico
Fortsmith
Idaho
Jase L. Stone
Kingwood
Wheeling
Walter Stone
West Side
Blanche Guard
Webster
H. B. Fauley
Parsons
W. B. Fauley
Taylor County
Mr. Fauley
The
Sentinel
Coliseum Skating Rink Schedule and Prices
The Coliseum skating rink offers afternoon sessions 2:30 to 5:00 and evening 7:30 to 10:30 with Wednesday and Saturday morning beginner classes from 9:30 to 11:30. Morning and afternoon free admission. skates 25 cents. Night admission 10 cents, skates 15 cents. Music every evening by Vincents Band.
Return of Miss Jessie Taylor From New York Visit
Miss Jessie Taylor, matron of the Grafton sanitarium, has returned from a several weeks visit to friends in New York City. Loretta McGary of the Sanitarium is at her Weston home resting. Little John Smith, a Sen net newsboy, recovers from appendicitis surgery at the institution. Dr. C. C. Peck, confined by grip, is out again. John Sellers, Typhoid fever patient at the Sanitarium, remains quite ill. John Cromer of Bridgeport is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Mrs Clyde Cole, after multiple operations, is improving slowly and hopes to be out soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Taylor
Grafton Sanitarium
New York City
Loretta McGary
The
Sanitarium
Weston
Little John Smith
Sennet
C. C. Peck
John Sellers
John Cromer
Bridgeport
Clyde Cole
Drove Tack Through Boy Tongue Charged in Ohio Case
Urichaville Ohio February 19 Humane Officer Jackson issued a warrant in New Philadelphia for Clara Sterling a 24 year old county home teacher. He alleges she confessed driving a tack through the tongue of 8 year old Simpson Fowler an inmate. Janitor R W Christian says he witnessed the incident and says the boy was punished for a rule violation. Sterling is a niece of the home superintendent Nugent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urichaville
Jackson
New Philadelphia
Clara Sterling
Miss Sterling
Simpson Fowler
R. W. Christian
Nugent
Fall injures Mrs Smith returning from Grafton Sanitarium
Mrs John Smith of Hoya street sustained a severe fall while returning from the Grafton Sanitarium where her son John recovering from an appendectomy is confined. She broke her arm and was treated by Dr Warder, then resting easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Hoya Street
Grafton Sanitarium
John
East End County Items Highlight Local Happenings
Sickness lingers in the community with J D McCartney and John W Bradley ill at home. John W Thomas on Thornton business. W W Kinkaid and Miss Dortha Jones noted in travel or visit. Mrs Uriah Jones and daughter Fannie seen at Grafton. W E Wilson has recovered. Rev Libe conducted funeral of John Freeman. Knottsville meetings deemed interesting. For sale Latrobe and Main street property. Fiduciary notice before Commissioner G W Ford dated February 19 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
J. D. McCartney
John W. Thomas
Thornton
W. W. Kinkaid
Grafton
John W. Bradley
J. A. Wilson
Dortha Jones
Belington
Uriah Jones
Fannie
W. E. Wilson
Libe
Knottsville
John Freeman
Dent
Knottsville Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Washington
Cole
Sorosis
Jolliffe
Coliseum
Vincent
Sani
Tarium
Tack
Boy
Ohio
Doolittle’s
West Virginia
H. &. Dunlap
A. H. Fleming
Fairmont
Hendricks
Benwood
Markey
Moundsville
A. Lively
Roseville
Weekley
Pennsboro
Preiss
East Washington Street
Lester Preiss
Agt
Parker's .Dye Works
Fairmont, W. Va
Doolittle
Daisy Dudley
Latrobe and Mainstret Property
Harry Friedman
C. H. Brendel
G. W. Ford
New York
B. Stern & Son
Sampson & Harris
George’s
Nagle & Lewis, Proprietors
Farber’s
No. SE
Main St
Swain Building
Main Street
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