Entertainment by Misses Stokey and Galbraith Delights Crowds
The Misses Stokey and Galbraith presented a high class entertainment with excellent attendance despite bad weather. Guests included J. M. Potts and companions from Columbus, Ind. at Wayne Township events. Notable visitors noted are Rev. Ferguson of Wilmington and Prof. Emmett Eldredge visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokey
Galbraith
E. M. Brown
Ferguson
Wilmington
Grange
Emmett Eldredge
Cleveland
L. Caries
Catherine Floyd
Wintersville
Della Swickard
Osage
Pleasant House
Carrie Okson
Fairfield News Highlights and Local Sports Report
Miss Marie Vankirk returns from Pittsburg and New Castle while John Kirk travels to Chicago on business. Mrs Harriet Calp improves from illness as guests Lulu Rogers and Letitia Miller head home to Pittsburg. Jennie Thompson from St Paul visits Fairfield. The Fairfield ball team gains a strong reputation for fast play and defeated Knoxville 2 to 1 on July 4 at Richmond College grounds and again 6 to 0 on July 18 at Knoxville. August 1 win over Oak Grove shows readiness for amateur dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Vankirk
Pittsburg
New Castle
John Kirk
Chicago
Harriet Calp
Lulu Rogers
Letitia Miller
Vankirk
Jennie Thompson
St. Paul, Minn
Fairfield
Knoxville
Richmond College
Oak Grove
Harvest tones drift over Osage as wells rise clear
Harvesting nears end and threshing engine whistles interrupt farm mornings. Mt. Tabor gas field reports several new wells. Epworth League gathering at Mt. Tabor last Sunday. festival planned at James Long farm on August 8 1908. Residents note visits and moves among Osage and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Tabor
D. E. Scott
Richmond
Epworth League
C. C. Clark
Chester
Pittsburg
J. S. Clark
Mazella
Elma
Steubenville
Carrie M. Clarke
Wellsville
Albert Martin
Alikanna
Mahala Oy
Mt Moriah community notes and visits
Miss Ina Tipton of Unionport returns home from visiting uncle J. T. Woods. Oliver Thompson and family of Jewett visit A. F. Woods. Grange picnic at Jewetl's grove draws many locals. Mrs J. P. Henderson and Grace attend Hiawatha Lake Assembly in Mt Vernon Ohio. Mrs K V Cole visits J M Cole and sisters. Anna Cox visits sister P A Vernon. Uncle Billy Cole visits Bloomfield for the picnic. Ina Wood visits friends in Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Moriah
Ina Tipton
Unionport
J. T. Woods
Oliver Thompson
Jewett
A. F. Woods
Grange
Jewetl’s Grove
J. P. Henderson
Grace
J. M. Chandler
Georgia Kithcart
Mary B. Cole
Mt Vernon
Ohio
Hiawatha Lake
Local Social News From Martins Ferry and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Wendy of Martins Ferry Ohio Mrs and Mrs W D Wilson of Wellsville chi Mire Liette Sanderson of Pittsburg Pay and Mrs Nora Dorsey and daughter Nellie of Bridgeport Ohio visiting John Dorsey and sister have returned home Mrs Rebecca Dempster of Wadsworth Ohio who had spent days with relatives here has returned home Mrs Isabell Jones went to Steubenville Monday to spend time with her daughter Mrs Wall Hutton Mrs Fannie Riggs of East Liverpool is here to spend a few days with relatives Mr and Mrs Ellie Stills of near Pittsburg are visiting relatives here at Rayland and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Run
Wendy
Martins Ferry
Ohio
W. D. Wilson
Wellsville
Liette Sanderson
Pittsburg
Nora Dorsey
Nellie
Bridgeport
John Dorsey
Rebecca Dempster
Wadsworth
Isabell Jones
Steubenville
Brilliant camp meeting draws large local turnout
A large number of residents attended a camp meeting at Brilliant Sunday led by Rev. Foreman whose strong sermon is hoped to bear fruit. Sister Myrtle Brindley has returned home, and Mrs. Rath Siward and Amanda Brindley of Brilliant visit relatives nearby. Charles Brows and Pecks visited Steubenville on court business. Farmer update notes hay and oat crops near harvest. Mr. Cook plans another well at Little Rush Run after moving the derrick upriver. Friends urged to attend Wells Saturday evening for the orchard grass festival and to help tramp the grass down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Brindley
Brilliant
Foreman
Rath Siward
Amanda Brindley
Charles Brows
Esq. Pecks
Steubenville
Reeds Mills Presbyterian Picnic and Local Notes
August 4 1908 residents attend Presbyterian picnic. Prof Buchanan returns from Athens college and plans to teach next year at Bergholz. Oil well on W T Leech farm progressing. Neighbors visiting, sick list includes J L Naragon children. Telephone festival at Andrews Corners August 8 promises ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Athens College
Bergholz
J. L. Naragon
J. S. Cookson
W. T. Leech
Tom Johnston
Carnegie
Kizzie
Steubenville
Mont Stonebraker
J. B. Welday
New Comerstown
B. L. Cable
Dennison
George
Wintersville
D. H. Weldlay
la Belle View
Welday
Grange
Hart Belts
Ed Cummingham
Andrews Corners
Threshing and Social News From RBARBER'S HOLLOW
Threshing dominates local life as a hay stack on Robert Thompson's place burned in a fierce storm Tuesday evening. Numerous visits and gatherings fill the week from Two Ridges Church to Rock Springs Park, with a Fernwood beats Cresswell 12 to 4 in morning baseball before a 13 to 12 comeback by Cresswell in the afternoon and a village dance at Miss Florence Welday's Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon Farm
Evelyn Andrews
Wilma McElroy
Rock Springs Park
Farmers’ Independent Telephone Company
D Ky Andrews
Hig Grange
Jewell’s Grove
Fernwood
Cresswell
Cresewell
McCoy
Bloomfield
Pine Grove Festival Draws Local Guests
A Pine Grove festival is planned at the church on Saturday evening August 8. Willison Noble of Glasgow visited cousin Fred Russell over Sunday. Frank and John Van Dyke with Ora Carson returned from Scid where they attended school. Adeline Gosnell of Minerva visited Ridge friends. J H English returned to Quaker City after a week with Mrs Wm Carlin and family at Fiesburg who then left for Hollow Rock. Bert Benson of Fairview visits Wim Carson. Mr and Mrs Will Cooper of Trondale stay with Mr and Mrs John Lowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove
Willison Noble
Glasgow
Fred Russell
Messrs
Frank and
John van Dyke
Ora Carson
Adeline Gosnell
Minerva
J. H. English
Quaker City
Wm. Carlin
Fiesburg
Wm. Russell
Hollow Rock
Bert Benson
Fairview
Wim. Carson
Will Cooper
Trondale
John Lowery
Colliers WV to Frankfort Kansas move acknowledged
J R Riley and family have moved to Frankfort Kansas. A crowd from here attended the Burgettstown merchants picnic in Chester Thursday. Dick Wilson and family visited relatives at Hollidays Cove Sunday. Mrs Edna Johnston is home on vacation. Clark Forester and wife of Dennison Ohio visited Mrs William Forester Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Riley
Frankfort
Kans
Chester
Burgettstown
Dick Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Hollidays Cove
Edna Johnston
Clark Forester
Dennison
Willian Forester
Local notes from town events and travels
Miss Jennie Howell and Miss Eliza Craft left for Buffalo and Niagara Falls. W H Forester and wife went to Dennison Ohio to visit friends. Sunday schools held a union picnic at old No 2 schoolhouse. George Elliott killed a copperhead on Henry Robinson farm, measuring 38 1/2 inches. Lawrence Natural Gas Co. crews arrive to lay pipe for soon gas service. A dance at the ae farm near Tent church drew a large crowd. Mrs S C Beatty is ill. George Martin is remodeling the old schoolhouse into a dwelling and will soon have a comfortable home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Howell
Eliza
Beth Craft
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
W. H. Forester
Dennison
Methodist
Christian
Old No. 2
George Eliott
Henry Robinson
Lawrence Natural Gas Co
Harvest Echoes From Cross Creek Area
Augast notes warn of six weeks to frost as harvest ends and threshing begins. Local residents discuss funerals, visits, and travel from Steubenville to Martins Ferry, Wellsburg, and Pittsburgh. Mrs J E Baxter visits Steubenville. the Bevin family returns from Martins Ferry. W F Baxter visits Collier and Wellsburg. Ed Criss attends William May funeral amid a storm. a derrick is set for a Poole farm well. Pennsy visit planned with William Kline and Lola Gracey with Tohn Gracey. T H Strains hosts Miss Williams from Pittsburgh enjoying country air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Baxter
Steubenville
Bevin
N’ M. Poole
W. F. Baxter
Wellsburg
William May
Ed Criss
William Dungan
Robert Patterson
J. C. Baxter
Lola Gracey
Little Tohn Gracey
Pennsyivenia
Baster
William Kline
Williams
Pittsburg
T. H. Strains
Epworth League convention opens at Jong's M M Church
Fernwood notes a district gathering with morning afternoon and evening sessions starting 10 30 am 1 30 pm and 7 30 pm A basket dinner on the church lawn is planned A rumor hints at a forthcoming wedding of two popular local youths The Smith family reunion was held at A W Smith's home with about 52 attending from several nearby towns and distant guests oil wells are being drilled locally with activity on three farms Medical details note a daughter’s operation at Gill hospital and a local funeral?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernwood
Epworth ‘League
Jong’s M.M. A
Ang
Lith
Kev
Aldredge
Bloomfield
Pridi
Orr Smith
Elizabeth Clark
Guy
C. Me Temple
Fay
Walter
Uhrichsville
J. W. Bryant
Dollie
Mamie
Joseph Bryant
Middlebourne
Walter Dutton
Marietta
S. H. ‘Taylor
Ralph
C. S. Stockdale
Chas
Bl. Y. Davis
Ernest Bryant
Lola
Inez Ables
Marie Boyd
Ollie Rine
Oakdale
J. Howard Ekey
Grange
Simon Letts
Robert Holmes’ Lown
P. N. Minteer
Steubenville
Gill Hospital
Summer House Parties and Camp Life Near Martins Ferry
A social scene unfolds as families from Newark Cleveland and local towns visit Martins Ferry. Guests include the Sarbers Eliouws Dalrymples Stringers and Martins Ferry families at Camp feat with summer cabins along the river. Esther Gillespie visits Grove City while Lewis siblings enjoy time with relatives. Mrs Bagger hosts visitors in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sarber
Juanita
Margaret
Newark
N. J
Edward Eliouw
Olive
Cleveland
William T. King
Sarber
Seing
Washington, D.C
Jessie Dalrymple
Gertrude
Dottie
Smithfield
New Alexandria
T. J. Stringer
Ferther
Martins Ferry
Esther Gillespie
Grove City
Clara
Blanche Lewis
Gerald
Covington
George Bagger
Local Society Notes From Columbus Area
House guests and visitors fill the week as Rev. Bingham departs for a month of rest and no Sunday services are held until September. Mrs. W. N. Stillwell, Miss Anna Phillips, Miss Grace Egger, Miss Alice Caldwell, Miss Jessie Stringer, and others are listed among house guests and travels to Cincinnati, Covington, or New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neel
Columbus
Rev
Bingham
Presbyterian Church
Kathleen Haythorness
Honteolka
Anna Phillips
New York
Philadelphia
Grace Egger
Woodsfield
W. N. Stillwell
Bridgeport
Alice Caldwell
F.C. Campbell Cousters
Jessie Stringer
P. J. O'Brien
Canton
Cecil Collins
F. C
Campbell
Pittsburg
Alice Collins
Cincinnati
Covington
George Cook
Frances
Toledo
Joraine
Gerke
Marietta College
Hopewell
V. Jennie Sixsmith
Louisa Hervey
Ashtabula
Oliver Lewis & Sons
James and
Oliver Wendell
Smith Haythorne
Mt Pleasant Ridge
Maud Leeper
New Castle
Joseph Flanniken Promotes ARMOUR Natural Plant Food
No. 44 notes fall wheat fertilization and urges buyers not to skip it. It advises placing orders with Joseph Flanniken of Bloomingdale Route 2 who handles ARMOUR Natural Plant Food. The ad asserts the product’s lasting value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Flanniken
Bloomingdale
R. F
Dessert Motto Jell O to Please Every Family
A promotion extols JELL O as a quick economical dessert that can be prepared by adding boiling water and cooling. It promises seven flavors including Lemon Orange Raspberry Strawberry Chocolate Cherry Peach and claims broad grocery availability without substitutes.
Old German Pile Treatment Promises Quick Relief Cure
An aged advertisement promotes a German remedy for piles using Carbolic Acid, Zotan, and Zine Ointment. It instructs six drops, mixed by a druggist, with nightly and morning applications, claiming rapid relief and permanent cure and noting widespread past success.
Williams Bendure wedding in Amsterdam and Neaigaell area
A pretty countryside ceremony united Miss Minnie Bendure and Hugh T Williams near Neaigaell on Wednesday at noon. Rev Bowers officiated in the Bendure home with relatives from Steubenville Columbus Londonderry and Amsterdam in attendance. The couple will honeymoon to Steubenville then Amsterdam and reside in Amsterdam Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Steubenville
Elva Richards
Columbus
Mason Gracy
Londonderry
Amsterdam
Ohio
Joint Bridge Talks By County Commissioners At Amsterdam
County Commissioners at Amsterdam confer with Carroll County officials on plans for a joint bridge project. The meeting focuses on cooperation and construction details for a cross-county structure to improve regional transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Carroll
Guardian Appointment Sought for John Vankirk
Nathaniel Vankirk filed an application Thursday in Probate Court seeking a guardian for his brother John Vankirk alleging he is an imbecile and unable to manage property. A hearing is set for the 15th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Vankirk
John Vankirk
Another Dividend Declared By Mt Pleasant Bank Directors
The surviving Directors of the old First National Bank of Mt Pleasant have ordered another disbursing dividend to its stockholders from collected assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Mt. Pleasant
Country School of Yellow Creek Anniversary Celebration
The Country school of Yellow Creek will celebrate its anniversary on August 7 at Boyd's schoolhouse. A basket picnic will follow with a large crowd expected and Judge Martin of Lisbon among the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Country School
Yellow Creek
Judge Martin
Lisbon
Bullet Recovered From Man Wounded While Hunting
James Hunter of Brilliant accidentally shot in the left leg while hunting chicken thieves. The bullet was removed by a physician who reported the patient is progressing as well as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hunter
Brilliant
Decision Received In Matter Of John Van
Judge Pollock mails a decision in the case of John Van regarding the legal matter. Details specify the entry method and the filing status, indicating an official ruling or procedural step in the ongoing dispute. The document signals completion of a formal act by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollock
John van
Attorneys Mansfeld Merryman win injunction case for Collins Spellacy
Mansfeld and Merryman filed for Collins and Spellacy. The motion to dissolve the restraining order was heard and granted. The restraining order is dissolved. Plaintiff may appeal to the Circuit Court. Bond set at 200 dollars. Operation of the order suspended for five days for good cause shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Lease
Mansfeld and Merryman
Collins & Spellacy
Circuit Court
Red Men degree work spreads to Dillonvale and beyond
Genesee Council No 96 D of P conferred on eighteen palefaces for Metacomet Council No 125 of Dillonvale under District Chief Augusta Brown. Steubenville delegation leader George W. Boyd moved to Amsterdam on August 28 to institute a new Red Men tribe with fifty charter members. Plans for tribes at Smithfield and Carrollton progress, with a new lighted brand soon. The Dillonvale tribe nears two hundred fifty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesee Council
Dillonvale
Augusta Brown
Metacomet Council
Jefferson County
Steubenville
George W. Boyd
Amsterdam
Smithfield
Carrollton
Family Reunion Celebrates 54th Bell Hutchinson Anniversary
A family reunion on Friday July 31 at J. T. Huscroft's West Market home marked the 54th wedding anniversary of Samuel E Bell and Mary J Hutchinson near Elkton Ohio. The event gathered nine children, many grandchildren, and two great grandchildren, with a full spread of food and a group photograph. One first generation member, Mrs James Bell, had died earlier, leaving thirty three grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Huscroft
West Market Street
Samuel E .Bell
Mary J. Hutchinson
Elkton
New Matamoras
Ohio
James H
Near
Glassgow
Sadie E. Huscroft
Mary C. Holden
Rainbow
Washington County
Robert A
Raven Rock
W. Va
John C
Lansing
Belmont County
William F
Wellsville
Stella J. Crawford
Lisbon
Frederick A
Charles H
Ross
Mary Stewart
Bell
Homer
Harry
Elder
Georgia
Florence Bell
Glasgow
Columbiana County
Mamie
Shirley Bell
Clyde
Howard
Samuel
Anna Bell
Marie Bell
Clarence Bell
David Huscroft
la Belle View
Emma Huscroft
Richmond
Catherine
Stella Huscroft
Bells
Eilenor
William Ray
Homestead
A. W. Myers
Toronto
Ralph Huscroft
McConnell
James Bell
Death of Mrs. Sarah M. Burgett at 72 in Annapolis area
Mrs. Sarah M. Burgett aged 72 died at home 907 North Seventh Street after two months illness and a stroke. Born in Annapolis maiden name Findley, she lived here 25 years. Surviving children include Thomas Burgett Logansport Indiana and Mrs. J C Reese Canton, with others in Steubenville and at home. She was a member of Hamline M E Church and highly regarded for neighborly kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah M. Burgett
North Seventh Street
Annapolis
Findley
Thomas Burgett
Logansport
Ind
J. C. Reese
Canton
Howard Huffman
Steubenville
Elizabeth Georgia
Margaret Gault
Jas. Shields
Woodsfield
Thomas Simpson
Carrollton
William Day Permar dies at age 3 in 1908 England's Lane
William Day Permar, beloved son of Mr and Mrs Frank Permar, died at home on England's Lane Wednesday August 5 1908 at 9 o clock aged 3 years and 1 day. He was stricken Monday with brain trouble brought on by the heat. Despite tender nursing he did not recover and his pure baby spirit passed to God leaving a sweet smile on his waxen face. The family tree and many friends extend heartfelt sympathy in this bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Day Permar
William Day
Frank Permar
England's Lane
Tiele
Miss Lyda Myers Dies at Seventeen in Alibanna
Lyda Myers 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs John Myers died at home in Alibanna Wednesday evening from peritonitis after a two week illness. Survived by parents and siblings Mrs Grant Jordan Gibsonton Pa Mrs Chas Martin Mrs Edward Stephens Augustine John Loma and Sara Also a member of the Methodist Episcopal church and Sunday School at Alibanna with many mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyda Myers
Lyda
John Myers
Alibanna
Grant Jordan
Gibsonton
Chas. Martin
Edward Stephens
Wheeling
W. Va
Augustine
John
Loma
Sara
Methodist Episcopal Church and Sunday School of
Bereavement Sympathy from Sisters Cited
The brief notice expresses condolences as the sisters share in the bereavement, noting the community’s support and sympathy for those affected by the loss.
Wives and Mothers Mourn Local Losses in Ohio Towns
Mrs James B Ryan of St Clairsville died at her home this morning. She was wife of the ex Postmaster and mother of Miss Fannie Ryan a Steubenville teacher. Mrs Mathurse Wright died suddenly in Dennison Tuesday night of heart trouble at age 52. She married Mr Wright in Wellsburg WV July 16 1873 and had lived in Dennison 27 years. Survived by husband and five children. Funeral services for Mrs Simon Paul held yesterday with large attendance. pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Ryan
St. Clairsville
Ryan
Fannie Ryan
Stewby&ville
Mathurse Wright
Dennison
Harrison
Ithaiden
Mathursey Fowler
Wright
Wellsburg
W. Va
A. H. Long
Cassie Spray
Della
Lele
John E. Wright
Jefferson County Republican Club Meets This Evening
The Jefferson County Republican Club meets this evening and invites all who can attend. Community members are encouraged to join the gathering for updates and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County Republican Club
Begging for Money Still Bryans Long Suit
Bryans repeatedly issues a frantic appeal for funds, a pattern described as his long suit. He frames the plea as urgent need and appeals to donors. The repeated tactic suggests a reliance on public sympathy to secure financial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Congressmen Mouser Renominated and Taft's Possible Harmony
Congressman Mouser has been unanimously renominated. Secretary Taft aims to harmonize West Virginia Republicans, a task that would be a notable achievement. Bryan plans a six thousand word speech followed by ten more, making it crucial to keep him engaged in the campaign dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouser
Taft
West Virginia
Bryan
Harriman Lines Place $10 Million Steel Car Order
A $10 million order for steel cars is reported to have been placed by the Harriman lines to aid the steel industry and ease the ongoing shortage and labor strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman Lines
Eldersville School reunion plans announced for September
All pupils and teachers who attended Eldersville School since its founding plan a September reunion. Many former students nationwide support the effort to revisit childhood scenes. Eldersville, established under 1834 school law, has early roots dating to 1795 with Mrs Laird teaching. Local efforts seek wide participation. Meanwhile a Belmont Monroe picnic at Griffiths Grove near Jerusalem on Aug 25 will feature Ohio political figures including Hollingsworth McHaffey Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldersville School
United States
Eldersville
Cross Creek
Laird
Rebb
Hampton Walker
Belmont-Monroe
Griffiths Grove
Jerusalem
D. A. Hollingsworth
J. P. McHaffey
Judson Harmon
Court News: Paris Brown Sues Ashman Family for Damages
Paris Brown sues Chas and Elizabeth Ashman for 100 damages claiming eviction from Long Run tenancy before year end deprived him of half the hay crop and cattle and hogs raised. The Ashmans allegedly collected rent from two tenement houses Brown was to receive. W C Brown attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Brown
Chas
Elizabeth Ashman
Brown
Ashmans
Long Run
W. C. Brown
Personal notices from Camp Sycamore visits and guests
Mr. Ralph Neulin spent Tuesday fishing at Camp Sycamore. Miss Artie Sopher of Clarksburg W Va is guest of Mrs W R Cole Dr Ulman and wife J A C Lashley and wife took supper at Camp Sycamore. Mrs Richard Taggart of Toronto is spending the week with Wheeling friends. Miss Eva Crouse of Oxford is the est of Mrs A McCoy of North rd street. There was a very hard storm on Wills creek Wednesday but none of the campers suffered. Miss Marie Dixon is visiting in Bellaire the guests of Miss Edna Follen on Union street. Miss Lula Utter of Bellaire is spending a season of recreation with Steubenville friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Neulin
Camp Sycamore
Artie Sopher
Clarksburg
W. Va
W. R. Cole
Dr. Ulman
J. AC. Lashley
Richard Taggart
Toronto
Wheeling
Eva Crouse
Oxford
Marie Dixon
Bellaire
Edna Follen
Union Street
Lula Utter
Steubenville
Ruth Loftus
Julia Don
Dennison
Florence Worstall
Anna Brannegan
Olive
Lottie Marshal
Mamie Oe
Marie Simpson
Martins Ferry
O. B. Ford
Edna and
Margurite
Sycam
No Meserve
Pittshy
Pstood
Walter Palm
E. Y. Dougherty
Robert Orr
Robert
Annie Orr
Mountain Lake Park
Jest Gan
David Hall
Philadelphia
M. B.patterson
Sixth Avenue
Alfred
Freeman
Charles
Cadiz
John McBean
John Burgoyne
Columbus
W. R. Burgoyne
la Belle Avenue
William E. McEldowney
F. J. Wagner
Chautauqua
D .W. Beall
New York
Reginald Jackson
New Jersey
Mary Belle Finney
Wallace
Nellie Kinsey
Ella Johnson
Cadiz Sentinel
H. H. McFadden
Sulzbacher
Cambridge Springs
Rider
Martha ‘Hays
Mildred Lewis
Sewickley
Hays
Miss Lewis
Pressley Kells
Florence Maxwell
Pittsburg
Kells
Lakes
H. Wolcott Allison
Allison
Franklin Avenue
St. Louis
Wabash
Toledo
The
James A. Linn
West
Raton
New Mexico
Linn
Katherine Collier
New Philadelphia Tribune
Howard Campbell
Presbyterian Church of New
Campbell Homestead
Hannah Dobbins
W. W. Weber
Wilma Martin
W. Eck Helms
Geo. L. Pierdt
Atlantic City
New England
John Styles
George
Denver
Col
Cassius Bowman
A. F. McCoy
Clark
Washington, Pa
Phillip White
Lyman Ricé
Worcester
Mass
Frank Markle
North Third Street
W.R. Steithey
George Sturgeon
George Borden
Two Ridges
Notable Steubenville Visitors Gather at Cadiz Area
A crowded social notice lists Miss Ruth Loftus visiting Steubenville, plus numerous arrivals from Dennison Martins Ferry and Wheeling. It notes trips to Cadiz and New Philadelphia, visits with relatives, Chautauqua events, and several small tours by car or rail, including plans for social gatherings and vacations across Ohio and nearby states.
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Reeds Mills
Colliers
George Martin
Cross Creek, W. VA
Rayland
Simon Paul
J. G. Grable
R. V. Somerville
R. L. Brownlee
C. M. Yocum
Eli Ferrow
Wim. Bullock
Mr. Martin
Old Eldersville
Court News
Christian Church
Plum Run
Grove
Franklin School House
B. P. Johnston
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