Personal notices show a busy social week in Mingo
Mrs Dora Ridgley learns of her grandfather G R Walker's death in Norwalk. East Liverpool guests C Harry Smith and Mrs T T Pilgrim visit. Wheeling visitor Mrs Howard Oliver. visitors from Smithfield Ohio and Wilkinsburg Pa. Parties at Anna Morgan's and St Peters choir friends. A wedding at the Duval home unites Letitia Duval and John Spence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Ridgley
G. R Walker
Norwalk
C. Harry Smith
East Liverpool
T. T. Pilgrim
Howard Oliver
Wheeling
Henry Bousher
W. E. Smith
Smithfield
Middlebourne
W. Va
Jos. D. Murray
H. Lang
Wilkinsburne
John Bell
Helen McL Ean
Bridgeport
George Kelly
Anna Salmon
North Third Street
Wilkinshire
K. Lang
L. O. Deuds
Mayme Stark
Hamilton, C
Stonderville
Ely
Agate Brown
Sewickley
Je Mises Wilma
Marie Sinclair
North
Fiorence Maxwell
Anna Morgan
Mipgo
H. G. McLanehimn
J .F. Anderson
Chalmers Peterson
William Webb
A. J. Wagner
Elizabeth Young
John Smith
Oakland
Cal
Jack
McGhalie
Mary McHugh
Clinton Street
Loggies
James R. Fleeper
Patton
Moore
Misa Belva
Justin A. Moore
Logan Street
Quker City
3. M. Mullen
M South Third Street
New Philadelphia
Mullen
Mingo
H. G. McLaughlin
Nlace
Garrettaville
Cleveland
Mosers
Boothman
George Frazier
Stoubenville
St Peter's Church
North Fourth Street
Father Powers
Slattery
Charles Brown
C. J. Herman
George Schaefer
William Hayes
Charles Green
Steubenville
Allixon Platts
Allegheny
Mies Given Omer
May Murphy
Pessie Gamble
Fast Laverpool
Sloop
Imperial Orchestra
Jackson Duval
Slack Street
Letitia
John Spence
A. & Boyer
Finley M. B
Sev‘era
Hawkins
In Steubenville Pottery
Apence
South Street
James Frazier
William C. Bracken
Columbus
Mt. Pleasant
Kate Stephens
Ethel Kirk
Mary Ledge
Pittsburg
Sherd Salmon
Bellairs
Misa Florence Fowler
Scio
Misa Angie Graham
Maynard Kimberlain
Kimberlain
Stanhenville
Bertha Hutchins
Lorain
Ohio
Morence Clifton
May Richardson
Mary Lodge
Emma Sibler
Toronto
Maxwell
Naomi
Ross Thompson
la Belle View
Mabel Grafton
Pittahurs
John Perrine
Lake Fric
Scott
Fernwood
Sue
Chester Thompson
Thaicsville
Raymond Quesney
Cincinnati
Robinson's Circus
James Ormes
O. Starrett
Weilsville
Relaxes
C. E. Arbaugh
Dennison
Lena Plato
Odessa Warkirk
Eleanor Robinson
Ida Blake
J. R. Wright
Henry Westmyer
Frank
Sacramento
Frico
D. FP
Tait
John
Santa Maria
O. K
Lizzie Blake
Florence
Donora
Rebecca Blake
Stewardsville
Ars
J. A. Merdcalt
B. F
Lacey
California
Berkely
Salt Lake
Harry Fogg
Howard Steele
Texas
J. Miller Rovinson
Dubuque
Iowa
The
Theological College
Robinson
Harrisburg
Home and Foreign Mission Board
R. M. Brown
Hugh
Asa G. Neville
Welsiurg
le Glass Works
J. A. Thrapp
West Lafayette
Latey Thrapp
John R. McClure
Thrapp
D. B. Darue
Buckeye Landing
Martin’s Ferry
Lucy Crouch
A Tenuch
Wellsburg
Crouch
William Mil
Father Dully
Miller
Tte
Carnegie Steel Mill
William Mooney
New York City
Robert Mooney
Washington City
Wirt. Mooney
Mooney
Los Angeles
Tifr Pen
Bellaire
Wheeling Intelligencer
Lieut
Hastings
McConnell
Rev
L. I. Gray
United Presbyterian Church
Knoxville
East Palestine
Gray
Ray
James Lindsay
J.D. Carnes
S. A. Meanor
Dittonvale
Col
Harry Sherrard
Robert
Wm. Mooney
Harry Groose
Wellsville
Francis Low
Fred Porter
New Cumberland
Bertha McMurray
Pittsbore
Dr. Wilson
Collier's
Dorothy Sutton
Willam Dust
Nancy Sherrard
Agness Path
North Seventh Street
Allen Kets
I. W. Dawson
Charles
Mary Frown
Wheeling, Island
Daisy Boucher
Add Woods
James Speedy
Agnes Porter
Calvin Grifith
Logan, C
Means’ Foundry and Machine Co
J. C. Micheal
Coshocton
J. M. Mullen
South Third Street
Edna Kirkpatrick
McKees- Rocks
Dawson
High Street
West Newton
Marie
Wilma Sinclair
Ethel Darrah
Martin's Ferry
Willam Fressly
James Lindsey
B. N. Lindsey
Hollywood
Mabel Fullerton
Gertrude Fullerton
Clara King
C Fasler
Fullerton
Robi. Fullerton
Baltz Griesinger
Local Gossip Highlights City Visitors and Weddings
Cross Creek visitor John Baxter and Drildant business guest Samuel Meune are noted among bustling social calls. Several weddings and engagements unfold including M J Grable uniting Prady Snyder and Zara Boop. Relatives travel from Toronto, Columbus, Wheeling, and Pittsburg while players, clubs, and church members plan gatherings and celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alley
John Baxter
Cross Creek
Samuel Meune
Drildant
Hattie Williams
M. T. Edwards
Toronto
Bertha Fegan
Delaware College
J. W. Walker
Hopedere
Cfty
Charles Armstrong
New Silexandria
Ida Thompson
Bantam Ridge
Helen Tweed
Juineoin Avenue
M. J. Grable
Prady Snyder
Zara Boop
Misa Louise Lowry
Master Lowry Dobbs
Pittsburg
Fred P. Lats
Columbus
Lancaster
Washington, D. C
Lof
J. W. Gray
D. A. Wright
Collier's
G. A. Parr
Harry Pownall
Jefferson Friass Co
Palmer House
Chicago
Paris
H. A. Cuppy
North Street
Dillonvale
John Craven
Misa Marie Sinclair
Franklin
E. E. Ruskine
H. W. Cooper
Will Lindsey
Robt. Crowe
Washington Trust Company
Nellie Fink
Smithfield Methodist Church
Lida Sharp
North Fifth Street
Dorothy Adams
J. Cc. M. Floyd
J. Millen Robinson
Seond Presbyterian Church
E. H Burrell
Port Washington, Co
Crafton
Susceed
W. H. Rowland
Omaha
Burrell
Frank Dever
North Fourth Street
Dever
William Pritchard
South Fourth Street
May Murphy
Edward Sipp
Merry Company
D. F. Rede
San Francisco
Dissolution Notice of Ohio Valley Telephone and Telegraph Co
Stockholders of the Ohio Valley Telephone and Telegraph Company, Brilliant, Ohio, are notified of a meeting on May 21, 1909 at 7 pm at the Brilliant office to abandon corporate authority and dissolve the company. By order of Directors. Fred Scott, President. April 19, 1906. Miller & Miller, Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley Telephone and Telegraph Company
Brilliant
Ohio
Fred Scott
Notice to Contractors for City Sewer Construction
The Board of Public Service Steubenville Ohio invites sealed bids by 12 noon Central Standard Time Friday May 4 1906 for labor and materials to construct sewers on Third street extension Wells street and Railroad avenue from Lincoln to outward about 750 feet. Bids must include full names and a $500 bid bond or certified check. bids may be rejected and bonds refunded. Authority reserved to reject any and all bids. April 4 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Steubenville
State of Ohio
Third Street
Wells Street
Railroad Avenue
Lincoln
Fine Farm for Sale Near Street Car Line
Near street car and bike road outside corporation line a fine seven room residence with slate roof plus stable, carriage house, henery and outbuildings. About one acre of ground with shade and fruit trees, plus a quarter acre of garden. Must be sold soon. Call McCLAVE & McCLAVE, North Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Line
Calla
McClave & McClave’s
North Fourth Street
Notice of sale to pay debts in Jefferson County Ohio
Frank McCoy of Steubenville Jefferson Co Ohio whose residence is unknown is named as an heir of Anna M McCoy deceased Marshall N Duval administrator de bonis non petitions Probate Court Jefferson County November 27 1905 seeking sale of real estate to pay debts and costs of administering the estate The notice requires Frank McCoy to answer by June 1 1906 and names the administrator as party defendant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCoy
Steubenville
Jefferson County
Ohio
Anna M. McCoy
Marshall N. Duval
de Benis
Jefferson
State of
Inis Run
George Coulter
Bickerstaff
Bickstaff
John J. Miller
McCoy
Steubenvile
Smithfield
Permads Run
Bcross
Marshall N. Duvall
Rheumatism Cure Claims Remarkable Relief
Morton L Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint, swollen and bedridden for six weeks under eight doctors with no relief until the Ystic Cure for Rheumatism. It gave immediate relief and she could walk in three days, reportedly saving her life. Cold by Henderson Drug Co and Steubenville Drug Co INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM CURED.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton L. Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Henderson Drug Co
Steubenville Drug Co
Home-Seekers Excursions at Low Rates Across West
On the first and third Tuesdays monthly the Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain Route offer home-seekers excursion tickets to many western states and territories at greatly reduced rates. Illustrated literature and full information available from John R. James, Central Passenger Agent, 315 Bessemer Building, Pittsburgh, PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri, Pacific Railway and
Iron Mountain
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Idaho
Indian Territory
Kansas
Louisiana
Old and New Mexico
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
Oklahoma
Texas
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
John R. James
Central
Bessemer Building
Pittsburgh
Sheriffs Sale In Steubenville For Two Horses
In Jefferson County Ohio on May 2 1906 at 1 PM Central time at Josiah P Scott's Feed and Sale Stable Steubenville will sell at public auction two horses one bay with foal and one roan as the property of C H Melching by order of the Common Pleas Court of Jefferson County cash terms. D F Vorhees Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Melching
Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Ohio
Josiah P. Scott
Steubenville
Qash
D. F. Vorhees
Quieting Title Suit in Jefferson County Ohio
Plaintiffs Samuel J. Salmon Clay E. Salmon Emma V. Griffith Elizabeth R. Mossgrove and A C Lewis filed March 24 1906 in Jefferson County Court of Common Pleas cause 8047 seeking to clear a cloud on real estate in Steubenville triggered by deed errors. Defendants named Porter McKibbon Porter Nichols Davidson Williams Watson Roberts Norman and others must answer by June 2 1906 or risk judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Porter
Ellwood
Pennsylvania
Harriett McKibbon
Sharer
Willard Porter
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Marie J. Nichols
New York City
New York
William Davidson
Wheeling
West Virginia
Edgar Hartup
Hutchinson
Kansas
Neilie Williams
New Castle
Henry Watson
Anna Roberts
Greley
Colorado
John Norman
United States Navy
Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Ohio
Steubenville
County of
Jefferson
State of
City of
Fourth Street
D. J. Sinclair
Charles Porter
Samuel J. Salmon
Clay E. Salmon
Emma V. Griffith
Elizabeth R. Mossgrove
A. C. Lewis
Rheumatic Cure marketed by Warren business men
In Warren Pennsylvania Crocker's Rheumatic Cure is being manufactured and sold by a group of local businessmen. The medicine is taken in small doses and claims a higher than average permanent cure rate. Available at R. J. Morrison's for five cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Crocker
R. J. Morrison’s
Thousand Dollars of Good from Foley's Kidney Cure
A.H. Thares of Buffalo Ohio, a coal operator, credits Foley's Kidney Cure with ending years of kidney and bladder pain. He reports brick-dust-like sediment disappearing after few doses and no kidney pain now, claiming it has done him 1,000 worth of good. Beail & Steele endorse the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Thares
Buffalo
Foley
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