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Newspaper
Portsmouth Times
Location
Portsmouth, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1908
Page
6
A period of social visits is recorded with Pinkerman O and Mrs Frank McCurdy of Wheelersburg among others. Local farmers faced storm damage to corn and potatoes while wheat fields are being harvested. The piece notes several residents visiting relatives and townsfolk in Portsmouth and nearby areas.
June 35 Miss Mary Cubine and Miss Stella Shope visit relatives in Wortsmouth while farmers report a better wheat crop than expected. Various locals frequent Portsmouth, mend community events, and several residents travel or work harvest duties. Lightning strikes a tree near Charles Knore’s residence as neighbors note daily routines and social visits.
Harrison Furnace O Miss Matie Seibert who has been working in Portsmouth returns home. Lance Bateman Sr and daughter Cloystal visit his parents Sunday and Monday. Miss Nora Frazier calls on Shirley Elosaman Saturday. Mary Donnelly of Portsmouth visits sister Mrs Ndith Shump. Eunice and Edna Lindsey visit the home of 3 W Eb Viest bonsdy’s Run Sunday. Clayton Martin Al shamp Lafurence Daniels visit Mortermouth Sutfords. Bertie Shewinker of Butla- Jo visits her parents Mr and Mrs Linnce Datsmin. Leonard Winer injures hand playing ball Sunday. Dan Tewhine of Fiat Weds visits his glu Mone Mrs Flu Waite. Mrs Willi and Mrs Jamea Seibert visit Portsmouth Monday. John Baremary pink Misser Shump out driving Saturday. Yeasts calls on his best girl Sunday. Crayton Martin on the sick list. The Rev William Crabtree of Salt Creek branch receives a boy into the church last Sunday and plans to christen him next Sunday. Services to begin. The hour has not been set yet.
The Warkets show opening quotes with Wheat July at 80 and May at 114, Corn July at 6855 with May at 58 and September at 644, Oats September at 891, with May and December figures. Close noted for Wheat and Corn with July and September futures prices. Lehman's for Slippers.
Men and boys balbriggan underwear in all colors offered at 35 cents. Men and boys ties in Windsors and Shield Tecks priced at 23 cents. Quick sale on remaining stock with limited quantities.
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