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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1908

Page

4

Ice cream social and busy social notes in Bloomfield

Correspondence from Bloomfield reports an August 15 ice cream social hosted by the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at the Methodist church, weather permitting on the church lawn. The item also lists numerous local visits, guests, and transfers, including Merryman returning from Mingo Junction with Miss Carrie Stettell, and various house guests and travelers visiting Bloomfield and nearby towns.

Bloomingdale Verda Laylander Columbus Mixx Nana Mather Bessie Busby Jewett Bremett Lucas Claude McKinney Noel Ubrichsville Walter Hammond Rachel Hammond James Willemin Faye Akron Will Megrail Sara Mt. Gilead Oho Wayne Township Anna Case Pollansbee W. Va G. W. Lightell Shadyside Park Fairfeld Bloomfield Eliza Thompson Daughae Steubenville Pidgeon McConnellsville Ohio A. P. Hammond Minnie. Adrian Mingo Junction Clara Crouch eEthany Sadie Stringer Jennie Boyd Carnegie Elizabeth Rube T. H. Loller Dennison Mary Wallace Smithfeld Margaret Day Tobe Jarvis E. A. Moore Cleveland Miss Holmes Cadiz J. F. Whittaker Oscar Whittaker Detroit Michi Whittaker Flora Uoobler Sara A. Copeland Maude Parks Toronto Wilma Crawford Nion Richmond Cora Welday Lorain Virginia MeMasters A.M. Campbell Franklin College U. PL Merryman Porter Will Hoobler

Rayland Notes Busy Week End in Pittsburg and Surroundings

Local items report J T Hodgens visiting friends in Pittsburg. Mrs Nannie Gillespie returned home after a visit, Ming Mary from Martins Ferry came back from Moundsville camp. John McClare and J W Forney were in town on business. Miss Louella Buchannon recovered from illness and John Caldwell returned from Ada college. Mrs Julia English of Smithfield visited relatives, Misses Leeper hosted Clara and Blanche Lewis from Covington. Mrs Catharine Tilton and son Hodgen visited Martins Ferry kin. Mabel and Ethel Barr returned from Dillonvale. Mr and Mrs H C West of Vine Cliff returned from trips to Michigan and Canada. Miss V Jennie Sixsmith returned from Ashland near Lake Erie after visiting Louisa Hervey. Robert Ruckman and family of Fulton and W Vaz visiting. Master James Lewis recovering from tonsillitis.

J. T. Hodgens Pittsburg Nannie Gillespie Ming Mary Aglesson Martins Ferry Mowndsville Camp Ground John McClare J. W. Forney Exys Louella Buchannon John Caldwell Ada College Julia English Smithfield Oliver Lewis Leeper Clara Blanche Lewis Covington Catharine Tilton Hodgen Mabel Ethel Barr Dillonvaley H.C. West Vine Clif Michigan Canada V. Jennie Sixsmith Louisa Hervey Ashtabula Lake Erie Robert Ruckman Fulton W. Vaz James Lewis Colliers W. VA Collierites Hilltops Ralph Strain Thomas Strain Miss Myers Wheeling Mathew Caldwell Mike Angels Tony Fredrico Naples Italy Charles Cusick Steubenville Mary Howell Wellsburg Jennie Howell Buffalo Niagara Falls Tononto Clara Hunter Calunday Sheraden Bridgeville Wilber Knox H. R. Stansbury Mary Cotwell Emma Robinson Alice Hunter Mattie Forester Ethel Annie Elliott Edna Mortimer McKees Rocks A. L. Eatham Bertha Freshwater Elden Marquis of Queensbury William Thompson R. A. Campbell Coal Company James Brown W.C. T J. S. Ryland Lawrence Natural Gas Company

Community Gossip From Follansbee and Nearby

A rough storm passes through the area while locals and visitors like Dave Carter A L Carter and George Lattimer travel through Follansbee and Steubenville. Several residents including Miss Florence Baxter and Miss Lindsley Phelps receive updates on health and church activities. A dance by Guy Brady drew a large crowd and two workers, Dick Roush and Lem Steely, suffered burns from a gas explosion at the Eastern Ohio mine.

Paris News Ties Summers Visits and Local Outings

Miss Anna Allgener of Pittsburg visits Paris, Pa at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mendenhall for summer. Miss Della Boyce of Yalta spends a week at the same place. Monroe Fulton of Hanlin Station returns from Buffalo after attending a convention. Campbell Fulton of Hanlin attended the price at Rock Point on August 6. Miss Iva Wilson hosts guests on August 12. Iva Wilson and brother Charley attend a dance in Brady's orchard near Collars, Va. Miss Larella Reed returns from Paris to Five Points for a week.

Anna Allgener Pittsburgia Paris T. J. Mendenhall Detla Boyce Yalta Monroe Fulton Hanlin Station Buffalo Campbell Fulton Hanlin Rock Point Anna, Augier Della Boyce Iva Mendenhall Iva Wilson Charley Brady's Orchard Collars V. Va Larella Reed

Picnic and social notes from East Springtick area

A community gathering at East Springtick attracted many locals while weekly social events included a Presbyterian picnic at Rock Springs park and a birthday tribute for Mare Elliott’s son Will. Visitors from Cleveland Salineville New Philadelphia and Monroeville were noted alongside two store sales offering half price bargains.

Freda Weidmer Cleveland Retta Griffith Ed Gould Chas. Knox Salineville Mra Mahlon Carns Wattsville Elmer Stright John Moore & Sons Excelsior Clothing Co Harry Miller Rock Springs Park Mare Elliott Will John Kirk New Philadelphia Mabel Peatheringham Bob Charles Dennis Pine Hill Minnie Carter Monroeville Salvationist Main Street

Bergholz Communion Services Held Sunday

Bergholz note reports that communion services occurred at the U P church on Sunday. A festival is planned to follow.

U. P

Collierites Take Home Win Over Hilltops 6 to 3

In Colliers West Virginia the Collierites defeated Hilltops 6 to 3 in a local baseball game. Several social notes follow including visitors from Pittsburg and Wheeling, travel plans to Naples, Italy, and upcoming community events at the city hall lawn.

Local social notes and visits across towns

Miss Maud Leeper returns from Niagara Falls and Canada and attends the Cleveland Teachers Convention. Miss Esther Bigger also attends. Mrs. Mary Stringer and daughter Jessie shop in Wheel ing. Arthur Large of Chicago visits relatives nearby. C A Heil shows a fine new automobile. Jennie Green of Martins Ferry stays with Mr and Mrs T O Betton. Mrs George Cook and daughter Francis of Toledo visit the Chamberlains. The Modern Medicine Co visits town drawing attention. The Rayland band plays for entertainments. Edith Stringer returns from a fishing trip on Wheeling Creek with friends.

Maud Leeper Niagara Falls Canada Cleveland Esther Bigger Mary Stringer Jessie Wheeling Arthur Large Chicago C. A. Heil Jennie Green Martin's Ferry T. O. Betton George Cook Francis Toledo Thomas Chamberlain The Modern Medicine Co Rayland Band Edith Stringer Wheeling Crek

Jacksonville Notes and Local Happenings in Mo nongahela Valley

A. F. Carom tours the valley for honey business. Mrs Purviance of Holliday's Cove visits friends. Mrs Sanford Cable and Mrs Edward Castner at Union cemetery. Lawson builds two double houses in Lawson addition. Street car derailed Sunday evening delaying service. Davis and son construct a double house on Foster lot. Mrs J E Baxter visited friends last week. Peaches plentiful but inferior this year.

A. EF. Carom Monongahela Valley Dr. Purviance Holliday’s Cove Sanford Cable Edward Castner Union Cemetery Lawson

Ross Ridge Festival At School House This Saturday

Ross Ridge residents are invited to a festival at the school house Saturday evening. Chas Shane of Center Chapel was on the Ridge transacting business last week. A F E Calhoun of Wellsville visited here last Thursday. Chas Taylor was in the city Friday. Wim Cowell of Pittsburg spent last Sabbath with his niece Mrs Fred Bremer. Amos Orwick is very sick and friends hope for a speedy recovery.

Ross Ridge Ross’ School House Chas Shane Near Center Chapel A. F E. Calhoun Wellsville Taylor Wim, Cowell Pittsburg Fred Bremer Amos Orwick

Wintersvlle Festival Brings Shelter From Rain and Profit

Women's Home Missionary Society festival drew steady attendance despite rain and cleared a good sum. Local residents note crops Burdened by below average wheat yields. J H George family, Nannie George, Hattie Barret, Sadie Meconville return from Niagara Falls and Toronto trip. Elsie Welday ill. Leora Fryer visits John Floyd. Picnic at Rock Springs draws villagers. B G Cable of Dennison visiting local friends. Master Robert White summers with aunt Mrs James White. Marty Floyd visits Ed Crawford. Mrs McGrew Baldwin and daughters Elma Mary visit Elma England in Wheeling.

Wintersville Women’s Home Missionary Society Faris J. H. George Nannie George Hattie Barett Sadie Meconville Niagara Falls Toronto Canada Elsie J. A. Welday Leora Fryer John Floyd Rock Springs B.G. Cable Dennison, CO Robert White James White Marty Floyd Ed. Crawford McGrew Baldwin Mary Elma Wheeling Elma England

Epworth League convention held at Long M E church today

District Epworth League convention draws large attendance in Long’s M E church. Miss Bessie George of New Athens visits friends here. Mr and Mrs Will Sul sbee of Smithfield guests of Isaac Martin. Jennie Scott leaves for Green Lawn. Wedding planned for Mrs James Manley and daughter of Smithfield. Oil field work shifts as Elroyds and Bros move to Antioch. Mr Smith to run new charge. Shimer family returns from Toronto visit. McCullough Bros threshing with Massillon engine. Wm Fell lease oil well progresses toward sand next Wednesday. Young folks plan grocers picnic at Rock Springs tomorrow.

Epworth League Long’s M. E Bessie George New Athens Ohio Will Sulsbee Smithfield Isaac Martin Jennie Scott Errick Hardrick Green Lawn James Manley Iof Smithfield Elroyds and Bros Antioch Smith Bowerstown James Shimer Toronto McCullough Bros Massillon Rock Springs

Harvest Home Telephone Festival at Andrews' Corners

REEDS MILLS reports the Harvest Home Telephone festival at Andrews corners a grand financial and social success. A notable sum was raised for the telephone company. Various locals including William Peterson and family, L F Beltz and family, Ed Cunningham and Prof Buchanan households, Harris Cunningham, Lizzie Patton and son, and several others attended events around Aug 4 and the Roe Springs picnic.

Andrews’ Corners William Peterson W. S L. F. Beltz Ed, Cunningham Prof. Buchanan Bergholz Lizzie Patton Paul

Frazier Family Sixth Annual Reunion Invitation

Invitations are out for the sixth annual Frazier family reunion to be held at Wheeling park in August. Miss Lillian Combs of Wellaburg is visiting friends in Warren Ridge. Hopewell Sunday school held their annual picnic in Wells' orchard Saturday, August, followed by a social at night.

Frazier Wheeling Park Lillian Combs Wellaburg Warren Ridge Hopewell Sunday School Wells’ Orchard

Annual reunions of O V I and G A R veterans at multiple towns

Several annual veterans reunions are listed with dates and places including Regt O V I in Lexington Carrollton Bowerston and Toledo. National Encampment of the G A R is noted in Toledo from August 1 to September 5. Other events include H Harrison county and Barnesville gatherings in September.

Goth Lexington Carrollton G.V Tippecanoe O. V Bowerston Harrison County Toledo Jefferson Avenue O. V.T Barnesville

A Woman's Hat

A London Saturday Review piece notes that pretty hats and bonnets are a necessity for women, while contrasting fashion with the monstrous nature of the military.

London Saturday Review

Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills Blood Building Claim

Advertisement praising Dr A W Chase’s Nerve Pills as a blood building restorative. Claims include strengthening nerves, enriching blood, and increasing energy with a testimonial from Mas Harsoven of Mansfeld Ohio. Mentions a portrait and signature on each box and a price of 50 cents at Buffalo NY dealers.

A. W. Chase Mas. H. Harsoven Mansfeld Ohio Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo, N.Y

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Steubenville Believer

Timothy Kennedy of 824 N Sixth St Steubenville Ohio testifies his wife suffered kidney and bladder trouble for years until using Dean's Kidney Pills. After seven to eight boxes her condition improved markedly with normal kidney secretions and regained strength. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

Steubenville Dean Timothy Kennedy Sixth St Ohio Beall & Steel Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

New Well Boosts Miller Farm Producing Area North

The Standard reports a second Donaldson LeComte Co. test on the Miller heirs farm near No. 1 adds to the pool in a northerly direction. No. 1 remains at 125 barrels daily. future wells on the M Brisden and Mary Lavelle lots show ongoing activity with twelve rigs up. Leases recently recorded include Ona Cusick to F M Work, Mary Reedy to Morris Good friend, Eva Buchanan to FE Erskine, Katheryn Kinney to J L Ovington, and Wim Arkley to W J Curn with $0 and one fourth gas.

Miller Farm Mingo Donaldson, LeComte & Co Miller Heirs Thompson & Co Haney Nicholls Mac Morton West Virginia Ona Cusick F. M Mingo Junction Mary F. Reedy Morris Goodfriend Eva M. Buchanan FE. D. Erskine Katheryn Kinney J. L. Ovington Water Street Steubenville Wim. Arkley W. J. Curn

Oil Notes From Mingo Junction and Townships

Oil leases filed include Andy Kish to Isaac Goodfriend at Mingo Junction and Homer Bickerstaff to W B Denning in Steubenville township. W L Spaulding and Alex Coleman each receive the same thirty second interest in the Lavelle lease. J Brown to F E Tague in Cross Creek township. Wm Christen to R C McCutcheon et al at Mingo Junction.

Lewis C. Fithen G. E. Wisener Mingo Junction Andy Kish Isaac Goodfrield Homer Bickerstaff W. B. Denning Steubenville W. L. Spaulding Lavelle Alex. Coleman J. Brown FE. H. Tague Cross Creek Township Wm. Christen R. C. McCutchison Et al

I Was Convicted Before I Heard and Won My Freedom

A graphic narrative describes a man who faces a string of wrongful convictions, biased juries, and repeated death sentences. Despite venire bias and perjury allegations by associates, multiple trials and appeals eventually led to a pardon. He reflects on bitter years, the taste of life, and renewed freedom.

Court of Appeals Cantrell Bourbon County Robert Knox Campbell Anderson Youtsey Overnor Wilson

Death Notice of William C. Mahan at Arroyo Aged 64

William C. Mahan aged 64 died at Arroyo after brief illness from heart disease. He served in the Civil War with the Union, endured confinement at Andersonville, later captained Ohio and Mississippi riverboats, most recently the steamer John Porter owned by a New Cumberland company. He is survived by wife, two children Alexander FE and Helen Mahan, and several siblings. Funeral set for noon Tuesday. Mahan a prominent landowner and fruit grower in northern West Virginia. Nikola Kotur, 47, Serbian, died at home on Wells Street from cholera morbus. wife and son Daniel survive.

William C. Mahan Arroy Alexander Helen Mahan Andersonville Wellsville John Porter Ken- Hwroth W. C. Aiken Arroyo C. FE. Brenneman W. Va G. W. Clark Louisville S. H. Mahan Rochester J. P Mahan Pittsburg West Virginia Nikola Kotur Wells Street Daniel

Gooderl Sues For Divorce And Name Restoration Tinlin

Nannie Grace Gooderl files suit against Nesbit J. Gooderl seeking divorce and restoration to maiden Tinlin. They married October 25, 1907 at Bergholz. She alleges gross neglect of duty through idleness and dissipation and failure to provide S. B. Taylor as attorney.

Nannie Grace Gooderl Nesbit J. Gooderl Tinlin Bergholz S. B. Taylor

Dry Well At Haney Farm Near Wheeling Junction

The Foster-Kerr oil well on the Haney farm at Wheeling Junction was drilled today and proved dry, with no oil encountered. No production or future tests mentioned.

Foster-Kerr Haney Wheeling Junction

Steubenville Couples Granted Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses were granted to John Weber and Terese Klocius of Steubenville, Raymond R. Coss of Steubenville, Elsie Southern of Toronto, and H. P. McGowan and Elizabeth FE Coates of Steubenville.

John Weber Terese Klocius Steubenville Raymond R. Coss Elsie Southern Toronto H. P. McGowan Elizabeth FE. Coates

Atkinson Reunion to Be Held at Mahan's Grove

The Atkinson reunion will meet at Mahan's Grove on Thursday, August 20 with several speakers planned to address the crowd. All are welcome.

Mahan’s Grove Aurid

German Scientist Finds Butterfly Lives 17 Days Without Food

A German researcher reports a butterfly can endure seventeen days without nourishment, challenging assumptions about insect metabolism and survival. The finding notes the insect’s long drought tolerance and raises questions for ecological and physiological study.

McGowan Coates Tie The Knot In North Fourth Street Wedding

A home wedding at Mrs. Ann Coates on North Fourth street united Elizabeth P and Hugh McGowan of Toledo in a refined ceremony led by Rev. Dr. Smithy. The couple plans a honeymoon to Cedar Point and Put-in-Bay before settling in Toledo where McGowan practices law.

Smithy

Wasting Away With Scott's Emulsion Promise

An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for physical wasting. It claims steady flesh loss will be reversed, stopping wasting and restoring flesh to return to normal strength and weight, offering a free sample. The ad cites Scott & Bowne of New York.

Scott Scott & Bowne Pearl Street New York

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Ida Hodgens W. D. Hoge Hickstown Herhter Sanns Mirs Loraine Yerke Hopewell School Rayland Cross Creek, W. VA Ers A. L. Carter George Lattimer Follansbee Steubenville Vistors Clarence Withamson Samuel H. Baxter C. D. Jacobs Thomas Gracey James Walliamson Dave Patterson Kate D. Strain George A. Baxter James Williamson John Brown Avilla Brown Geo. Latimer M. Florence Baxter Florence Miss Lindsley Phelps St. John’s Church Miss Phelps Chathan Seminary Mise Lindsley Guy Brady Friends H. H. Phelps St. A Episcopal Church Peking St. John Episcopal Church Abraham Johnson Canton Matt Williams William Russell Minerva Mr. Perry Dick Roush Lem Steely Eastern Ohio Paris News East Springtick Rachel McLave S.S.S. Malaria Swift Specific CO Atlanta Jacksonville Shave Hill Reeds Mills Jos. D. Flenniken No. 2 Steubenville Drug Co Wm. C. Mahan Preventics Henderson Drug CO Beall & Steele RBC MFC. CO N. Y Bradfield Regulator CO Atlanta, Ga
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