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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1901
Page
2
Taxpayers face higher rates as county commissioners refinance bonds and issue new ones amid debates over road and bridge spending. The article notes recent approvals for bridge restoration and replenishing bonds, warning that costs will push tax bills higher and strain property owners. It mentions potential effects on assessments and worries about overall fiscal strain.
Sunday and Saturday social notices list visits by Colinsville residents including Mr and Mrs D Phares to Sevant Ul and relatives in Collinsville. Mrs Wilt King hosted RC Withrow in Hamilton. Ohas Beckett visited Hawitin Miss Taiy Trustor and Miss Minnis Solwab. Will Keatty family stayed with Ben Hea ty in Uverpeck.
Pleasant Run readers record a series of family visits and social calls including John autor of Cumminsqllia and the Buedts clan, uncles James Pattoyor and Pattoyor family byend ing a few days with Miss Dalladenes, Acs. Jen Huston of Hamilton and Minx Stans visiting the Sugents, Janes Pottinger entertained from Hutenilon, Mrs. McDonald of Hernton hosting her brother GD. Honter on Sunday.
Sandton and Akea Daniels spent Sunday with family while visiting from Covington. Mrs Gam of Covington Ky joined Sarah dorner for a Sunday gathering. The public school announced Miss Hutto Lanker as teacher for the intermediate department. Henry Robinson and Glas Robinson traveled to Van Muress on Thursday.
Residents express optimism over an upcoming electrified road project near Catare while Mt Pleasant O S Baptist hosted a full day meeting. William and Anna Sullivan visited Dayton relatives. Mattie Beam renews a vehicle repair, and Morl Jrau and family from Dayton spent Sunday locally. Noah Unbonhaner and kin visited Frankia with their son.
Ky le Mises Emma ani fea Parisi of Hamilton visited Brant anil faculy on Sunday. Mrs Newton Moore of Claw von spent Sunday with Robert Parkin and family. Min Atice Parrish of Hamilton stayed part of week with her aunt Mrs Elannah Griffis. Mrs Daniel Vannes and daughter visited last Thursday at Weatchester Taywie Cheeseman of Jerishe Wag in town last week.
Local notes recount Mrs John Nobstrd entertaining Nev Naylor and family at dinner Wednesday. Numerous visitors socialized with friends in town. The Gratty townslip association met at M B church Sunday afternoon, with Tenlored and audience present. High School commencement set for May 10 with graduates listed. Cottage prayer meeting at Mrs NL Wornay’s Friday evening well attended. May eve social events noted with several families in attendance.
Sunday visits fill the Sevenmile vicinity with neighbors calling on Martins and Steamps family. Numerous banquets, Sunday calls, and graduations are noted among Stock, Krauth, Pugh, Withrow, Daugherty, Gelmoir, Havcock, and Brown households as communities share gatherings and a fine fishing trip along the creek.
The funeral service for William J Ragadill of Hamilton was conducted Sunday afternoon at the local church with Rev. Mr Sterrett officiating. Born August 1 1843 at the old homestead near St Charles he died May 3 1901 aged 68 years 9 months and 14 days. He lived on his birth farm until four years ago moving to Hamilton where he worked as a government service collector and for the Hamilton Telegraph. He married Susan Garper in early spring 18??. Three children blessed the union. a daughter Anna preceded him to the grave. He is survived by his wife and son and several brothers. He was regarded as faithful and patient in illness and is mourned by friends and family.
A local school session was organized Sunday at the Hlua Crass school house with Sary Rood in attendance. Officers named include Superintendent Geo Hakers assistant Meg S.A. Flick longer Irenetter Scott Ungel Steromgry Es Jarrett organist Ada Bry sistant Naunie Warwick librarian Pyrl Jasbring Harvey Marah janitor Abe Wolverton. The session begins at 4 PM with all invited. Mr and Mrs Win Vowers hosted many friends at Muiner Sunday. Mildred Vackey to entertain Miss Elle Miller last week. Walter Viaudega of Hamilton visited Sunday. Lima and Attic Bowery attended a dance hear Dardown Saturday evening. J.C. Thewis and Baudly for their Apolle Heturdayinns Samtay Me nail Me s. Nelson from Queen City. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Wolverton and son Homer visited relatives. Mise Berta Stahlhiober entertaining fr or consity Maria Stahliover. Mr and Mrs Geo Aaker and children. Nepont Sunday with Mr and Mrs He Johnson of Jerico. Marti and Ads Drack were starters. At Hamilton Sonia.
Seleelee Henry spent Sunday with Susie Brady of Reilly when she called on friends. A funeral was held for Win Ragsdale of Hamilton at St. Charles Parish. Aaron Morris and family entertained the daughter and family of Hamilton Sunday.
A long local itemized column recounts weddings, receptions, visits, and church events across Mason and surrounding townships. It mentions Mira and Laura and various attendees, plus Society and YWCA activities, ministerial meetings, and a district lecture on Egypt. Also notes a death in Desrfield township, newspaper ownership change, and regional travel and entertainment events.
Holbrook's emphasizes a full domestic dry goods section as the foundation of the business. It touts right degrees, quality fabrics, and fast colors, listing Cheviot Shirting, Scotch Lawns, Cottonades, and rose calico, plus a growing millinery segment with fashionable trim hats and ready-to-wear items for children and women, highlighting value and updated styles.
Readable notice advertises gray homespun suits with trimming valued at 12 dollars marked to 0.08, Venetian silk suits priced at 15 dollars, Eton jackets and latest style skirts at 0.08, black merino petticoats with plaited flounce, and wrappers offered at special weekly prices.
Mr and Mrs Nick Marxit visited George Rogs and wife of Punktrown Sunday Ed Augsparger and wife called on Bir and Mrs Kraut Sunday Mr Howe nourually wes in its truck patch Afr and Mye Gaiser soil children were entertained by Sol Thomas not family of Trenton Sunday Mira Bertha Johay entertained friend a Sunday evening Mr and Mrs H H Long soon last week in Darmershil Charles Rossot Middletown war the eaeshof frieala here several days last week Mrs Fred Kennel called on Mrs Havok Friday Miss Besaie Kraut royally entertain In Sundey Missen Loa Callie and Mande Stock Cora Jarrutte and Meas Jake and George Stock and Churter Wirtley
Mrs Wirza Augspurger and Mrs H Augsburger of Woolslale visited Mrs John Augspurger Sunday. The Trenton ball team beat Overpeck on Overpeck’s grand. Wm Pierson and wife of Overpeck visited. Mrs G Manny of Hamilton returned home after visiting her parents. Some who took cigars from A W Jobes warehouse were caught attempting a comprimise. Rev Molmlden of Hamilton conducted services in Hickers ball Sunday afternoon.
James Kirkpatrick died last week and was buried in Hopewell cemetery. Several residents, including Mrs Brown and L M Paxton’s child Noritq, are sick with bronchial pneumonia. Community updates report visitors, visits, and a lecture titled The Devil and Tom Walker by Rev A K Stabler set for May 16 at M I shared Thorsday evening. No preaching at the church Sunday afternoon May 4th.
A string of social notes from Middletown to Hamilton describes visits by Mrs McOlang and families, a Sunday church musical entertainment led by Prof Jon a Conove, and relatives from Sharon and Stockton visiting relatives. The Eaches Air society plans a social at Will Baldwins May 11. Edith Whits visited relatives in Hamilton, and various residents hosted kin over the weekend.
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