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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1911

Page

10

Local Notes From Huntsville Village Social Scene

Community news recounts visits and daily activities around Huntsville including Ed Joseph and son Millery visiting Maud Stal tion, silos being filled by farmers with local youth help, Ring and Kana Joseph visiting Henpack friends, Loui Joseph ill at home, Vorbees at Hughes Station, plans to attend Buller county fair if weather permits, Gorsuch and Rhoda visiting sick relatives near West Chester, Murphy and boarders in woods west of Peru, Wes Moore buying a sprig wagon from A. Scneck, Frankie Berger visiting Mable Suardridge, Will Joseph and wife of Cincinnati guests of Ed Joseph’s family, and Willard from the south side making Friday visits.

Tee Jearsel Hunteville Joseph and Millery Seal Maud Staltion Ves Moore Tha J Beatty Flaws Lere Wan Ayer N Nmber Wen Joseph Ring Kana Loui Joseph Ilness A. B. Vorbees Hughes Station Buller Hamilton David Gorsuch Rhoda West Chester Frank Murphy Peru Wes Moore David Gorsitch Scott Litkic Joe Ring A. E. Scbneck Frankie Berger Mable Suardridge Will Joseph Cincinnati Ed Joseph Eilig Willard Here

McGonigles McClonigly Out Entertainment Weekend

Mrs John Davis entertains her mother Mrs Leaver of Goshen and Dora Vogel of Defiance visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Eichler hosted. Roll family entertained their Californian son Samuel. Charles Marshall and family visited his parents Robert and Mrs. Marshall. Mrs Gentry and daughter Carrie stayed with Indianapolis relatives. A daughter was born to Mrs Charles Sage. Catherine Conrade and Dore Vogel with Fruovis Kichler spent Sunday with Tatella and Gertrude Leugors.

McClonigly John Davis Leaver Goshen Dora Vogel Defiance John Eichler Toor Roll Samuel California Charles Marshall Robert Marshall Gentry Carrie Indianapolis Charles Sage Catherine Conradeh Dore Vogel Fruovis Kichler Tatella Gercrnde Leugors William Joyce Edna St.Charles George Rommel George Shearer Robert Sheamaker Falmouth Fair Kentucky James Province Reiley

Cotton Run Neighbors Share Weekend Visits Across Town

Me and Mrs. Fred Hog and children of Trenton, Mr and Mrs Jacob Gaiser and children, and others spent Sunday with local families including Mr and Mrs John Goodwin and Will Cunningham. Several households hosted guests, with mentions of outings to fairs and Bay View Michigan, and neighbors visiting one another on Sunday and Thursday.

Cotton Run Fred Hog Trenton Jacob Gaiser John Goodwin May Baird Hamilton John Wirtley Will Cunningham Messrs Sauudays Grimes Dacksonburg Wud Jig Wu Jols Shells Joe Cory Sevenmile Tom Paullin Susan Jicoby Sun Zivier Talliwanda Anna Bardia Reta

Sunday social notes highlight Jolene Jacoby visit

Miss Esther Jolene called on Miss Stella Jacoby Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Mike Meidt spent Sunday at Hamilton.

Esther Jolene Stella Jacoby Mike Meidt Hamilton

Cedar Avenue Social Roundup of Sunday Visitors

Special To Tha Jovenat reports a busy Cedar Avenue scene with Mr and Mrs Guy Ielun and child, Mara and Jennie Goodwin and sons hosting relatives, Minnie Frame visiting grandparents, Annie Deeting with Ethel White’s family, and numerous other guests. The note lists neighbors from Detroit to Eaton visiting local families, including the Davison, Arnold, and Stubb households, highlighting a village of frequent Sunday gatherings and shared hospitality.

Tha Jovenat Cudar Avene Guy Ielun Little Bhuer Mara Jennie Goodwin Gratis Dave Mann Dolm Bulton Ethel White This Place Hogie Showaller Near Camden Adam Geeting Messrs Davisser Ollie Bailey Detroit Uds Steve Bailey Bettie and Mix James Elliott Near Eaton E. B. Webb Carrie Kelley Hanna Holtzmuller Dayton Mary Jane King Janvetown Theodore Dasher Wits Eaton Sam Davieson

Raymond Society Notes Quiet Weekend Activities

Raymond Indiana notes report Mrs H B Ball entertaining Mr and Mrs Clark of Whitcomb on Thursday. Ball daughters visited home over the weekend. R Appleton's barn nearing completion. Mrs Keavere visiting aunt near Whitcomb returns home. Ball loaned money to Scatar on business. Chas Shafer and wife visited Ed Peaks on Sunday. Fred Goper spent Saturday with his sister. Ed Peak in Fairfield Sunday. Mrs Henry Euebn shopped in Brookville last week.

Raymond Ind Oet P. Ball Clark Whitcomb R. Appleton Keavere Ball Ias Scatar Chas, Shafer Ed Peaks Fred Goper Ed Peak Fairfield Henry Euebn Brookville Tee

Local residents visit Camden families and area kin

Contreras Special reports neighbors hosting relatives and friends across several households near Camden. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eickenberry and daughters Mildred and Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Burgess and daughters Eivie and Clea, and others. News notes Mrs. John Miller, formerly of here, now of College Corner, is very ill with slim hopes for recovery.

Tha Contreray Henry Eickenberry Mildred Glenn Alva Burgess Eivie Clea Albert Johns Camden D. W. Fields Ernest Fields Liberty Ind John Mmiller College Corner Carl Miller Hol Shulla Mt. Gurmel Major Loren Shultz Ed Shultz Cardivel Clus. Stout College Comer Mas

Woodland Park News Roundup From Oct 4

Woodland Park notes include Mrs Paul Freehiling and daughter Lillia seen shopping in Cincinnati Saturday. Debby McCormick and Clarence Torning visited friends nearby Sunday evening. Willie McCormick recovering after appendicitis. David Weisenborn Jr ill at home. Miss Mamie Egans of Newport Kentucky visiting sister Mrs Guo Weber.

Pechil Woodland Park Paul Freehiling Lillia Cincinnati Debby McCormick Clarence Torning Willie McCormick David David Weisenborn Mamie Egans Newport Kyy Guo Weber

Local Huron County Notes From Sassafras Ridge District

Sassafras Ridge briefing lists a flurry of Saturday and Sunday visits among Vogel and McCormick families, with Cincinnati trips, church plans for October 8 1911, and multiple calls on friends in Hamilton Linden and St. Charles. The column notes upcoming medal contests and ongoing farm trade at Hieb's store, plus local social calls and community visits.

Dunlap Weekly Notes on Local Work and Visits

The Journal of Dunlap reports a large force at Stephen Hill cutting work and rapid progress on the Dunlap bridge. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Billy Pottenger visited Barnsbury, and Mrs. Furvey visited Bank Lick relatives. Tim Shay is listed as sick. Tim Pottenger bought a Kalamazon stove to ward off winter frost. Bert Wetherbee hauled sand for dairy barn flooring. Pawpaw hunters were out as rain slowed trips, a man found six items in a large straw hat. Xavi Burns seeks a position as township clerk on the Democratic ticket. John Murphy bought a new range and plans to stock fuel for ice cream in anticipation of winter. Leo Yeager visited Hamilton and arranged a trip for Meng and Run on Sunday morning.

Tim Shay Tra Pottenger Kalamazon Stove Company Jack Frost Bert Wetherbee Sani Xavi Burns Lown John Murphy

Local notes from Shandon and area events

Shandon items report Paul Robinson leaving for Texas cement work and Carl Toeter heading to Michigan to finish work at the high school. George Hill hosted his Cincinnati brother in law last evening, Mrs William Manuel visiting Gloveland relatives. Wallace, a seminary student from Cincinnati, preached at the church. Ernest Beck and Ben Morris of Whittaker Paper Co in Cincinnati spent Sunday at home. Public schools close two days this week for Butler county fair.

Shandon Paul Robinson Sue Ernest Beck Ben Morris Whittaker Paper Co Cincinnati

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