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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1908

Page

4

Local notes and society in Amsterdam and Wintersville

Reports cover Prof H R Miller moving to Springheld Ohio to teach, local visits by Kistler Cattrell and others, a Amsterdam Mechanicstown ball game, new oil well on Simmons ridge, coal mines in operation, bridge construction on Market street, ice ore festival by Junior league, Redmen organization formed, teachers elected for winter term, and various town visitors, weddings, and road work updates across Amsterdam and nearby towns.

H. R. Miller Fast Springheld Kistler Sebring EF. Cattrell Mount Union Amsterdam Mechanicstown Frank B Hosterman Carrollton James Potts Africhsville Simmon's Ridge Ohio and Pennsylvania Youghingheny & Ohio Coal Company William Russell Minerva Abe Lewis P Cials Lake Erie, Alliance & Wheeling Railroad Thoreday Market Street Wabber M. E. Church Amsterdam Council H. Phillips Mingo Junction Redens Edge Dtet of P. 1 Redmen Adair Alliance Hoobler Salineville Lulu Dawsey Rose Davidson Fast Soringfield Springfield Kirkland Maggie Eleanor Sarah James Anderson Scotland Samuel County Arnough Ireland Harry Wilconox Pennsylvania Donald Navigan James Stewart H. C. Smith Salem Robinson Rev Houston Steubenville Canton Electric Railway Rankin Edward Jackman Achia Jackman Waynessburg Hare McGinty Ae Shepherd Carrolltown J. T. Shepherd George Sheety Resvie Mesars Porter Davis Ss. Baysinger Webb Run

Harvest home picnic planned at Rumley event

An item notes a large crowd expected to attend the harvest home picnic at Rumley Thursday. Other brief items mention Margare Wallace staying with friends, James Turner departing for Steubenville to work in the oil fields, and the H arriman social hosted by the Lakes Aid Society with the Merry Widow band.

Margare Wallace James Turner Steubenville Thomas Kinnel Colorado James Harriman The Lakes’ Aid Society Merry Widow Rumley Donaldson McDonald Ross Laughlin Wheeling Walter Mills Salem Hanover

Pleasant Paris Pa. gathering at Mrs Fulton home

A pleasant evening at Mrs D B Fulton's in Paris Pa featured a business meeting at 9 40 with many attendees including Miss Iva Mendenhall Miss Anna Allgier from Pittsburg and Rev Chalmer Benton. After meals and music the event included a 14 4 girls beat boys game 3 to 1 and a social sing along with locals notingful attendance by Miss Iva Mendenhall and Mae Lassie Voettner.

Paris Fulton Iva Mendenhall Anna Allgier Pittsburg Anna Halmes Tandie Finnagan Susie ‘Reed Myrtle Stella Patterson Youngstown Mary McConnell John Wilson Adirson Hanlin Austin Reed Arthur Mendenshall Campbell Fulton Monroe Fulton T. Finnagan Fred Herron Harry McConnell Lesley McBright Clarence McBright Erap Fulton Dock Fulton John Wilwin DS. Fulton P Chalmer -“Nnton Arpa Waa Eames Ivan Wileam Mae Lassie Voettner Iva Mendenaall

Mt Hope Picnic and Local Social Notes

A local roundup notes a grocers picnic at Rock Springs with attendees from Mt Hope. Mrs Maggie Trullivan of Columbus visits her parents Mr and Mrs Teane Adrian. Households: Gatehell Nellie and Herman Kirkpatrick guests this week, Harry and Anna Kirkpatrick shopped in Steubenville. Mary Brunning convalesces. Mt Hope Sabbath school plans a September picnic at John Leasgrove with speakers. L A State and Emma Kirkpatrick visited Mrs Kitheart last Tuesday.

MT. Hope Rock Springs Maggie Trullivan Columbus Teane Adrian Mes Gatehell Nellie Herman Kirkpatrick Harry Anna Kirkpatrick Steubenville Mary Brunning Mt. Hope Sabbath School John Leasgrove L A. State Emma Kirkpatrick

Two Ridges Picnic and Visits Highlight Weekend

Miss Jella Paterson of Steuben ville visits here as grocers picnic draws many locals. Mabel Cunningham returns to Smith field. Church lawn picnic Saturday August 22 promises fun. Rev. Williams from Latonia Ky to preach next Sunday. Several youths attend festival and report a good time.

Jella Paterson Steubenville Mabel Cunningham Smithfield Church Lawn G. C. Nixon Rev. Williams Latonia Kya Miss Frazier Richmond Mary Stevenson Mason Jessie Ay Gracie Lloyd Blumhart

Tavis family reunion at Wheeling Park on August second

The Tavis family plans their annual reunion at Wheeling Park on August 2 with the Bowers and Leech families inviting friends to join. Mrs. Sainty Molmes and granddaughter Bula Smith of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, are mentioned among attendees.

Reetus Mills Tavis Wheeting Park James Bowers William Leech T Hem Sainty Molmes Bula Smith Milwaukee Wiscon

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Illnesses

Mrs Katelal and Miss Kaminsky visited Spaulding addition and Brillant. Weekend guests at Sivard and Roe homes included Miss Margar etta Shively and Mrs Kate Roe. Ethel Barnes visited Harris family in Follansbee. Seamehorn family returned to Steubenville after a week away. Matt Edwards hunted a bee tree. Jesse Schamehorn visits relatives on the Run. Mr R T Wells of Warren Ridge is ill with urinal trouble. Dr Caldwell consulted Dr Wilson.

Caldwell Wilson Martin's Ferry Mr. Wells

Hazel Dell Grange Picnic Draws Thousands in Grove

The Hazel Dell Grange picnic drew about five thousand attendees enjoying ideal outdoor conditions. Speakers and Bloomfield band music were highlights while morning and afternoon ball games entertained crowds. Local officials noted political sentiment shifting toward county dry options amid saloon influence. Welday family and neighbors visit Steubenville and local moves, with Tipton moving to a new farm and Welday campaigning for local option.

Fernwood Church Basket Picnic Scheduled at White's Grove

The annual event by Long's church will occur Saturday August 29 in Mr White's grove with a day of entertainment and on-site refreshments. The Epworth League Convention at Long's church drew a large crowd with lawn meals provided by church ladies. Mrs Julia McCullough hosted friends Tuesday. Reed Scott and bride enjoyed a lively serenade Wednesday evening.

Long's Church Mr. White Epworth League Julia McCullough Reed Scott Bride

Annapolis Guests and Local Visits Chronicle

Miss Mable Shields of Wheeling West Virginia is the house guest of her cousin Mary Ferrell. Mrs Georgia Martin of Elyria visits her father and mother. Messrs Emmens and Allen of Mi nerva are in town on business this week. Mr and Mrs Thomposn visited relatives at Bergholz over Sunday. Miss Eva Shields visited relatives at Germany last week. Mr and Mrs Stewart Ferrell spent Sunday with their parents here. Emily and Eva Fulton visited friends near Greenough last week. Mrs R D Wilson is visiting relatives at Canonsburg Pennsylvania. Rev Paul G Miller of Ashtabula was in town calling on friends Monday. Hagel Miser spent several days last week with her sister at Jewett. Mr and Mrs Ea Smith of Fittsburg spent Tuesday with the former's sister Mrs J S Miser. Mr Samuel Myers who is 84 years old had the opportunity last Friday of feeding the Champion.

Greenough R. D. Wilson Canonsburg Paul G. Miller Ashtabula Hagel Miser Jewett Ea. Smith Fittsburg J. S. Miser Samuel Myers

Thresher Owner Kerr and Miser Longtime Champ Club Founder

The Cham pion thresher owner, Kerr and Miser, led the improvement of the machine for over fifty years and saw many of his suggestions implemented. A ball game is scheduled here Saturday afternoon August 22 against the Champion Club of Bloomsfield.

Thresher Kerr Miser Bloonsfield

Local social notes from Wheeling area gathering

Mrs Hall of Wheeling gave a temperance lecture at the M E church on Wednesday night August 19. Day ton visitors H T Boyer and wife call on friends here. Mrs A L Eathorn hosted a party entertaining many young folks. Thomas Joyce and A L Eathorn visited Columbus Friday. W C T U social Saturday night well patronized and a success. Celia Owings shopping in Steubenville Friday. Charles Snyder and family from Green Bay Wisconsin visiting. Robert Wright and Skip Marchland in Mingo Monday. Albert Hunter returned from Paghtown W Va. John Scott of a Gnaisen visited Monday. Mrs Eli Howell shopped in Pittsburg Monday. Miss Daisy Hatton of Sheridan Pa visiting Aunt Mrs J T Elliott. Mr Harvey Eathorn of Carnegie Pa visiting son A L Eathon Tuesday. Wm Snyder laying drain from new school house to creek to drain basement. Water in basement during wet seasons. hard to keep furnace fire. Pennsylvania avenue being opened through from Robinson Run to overhead bridge. abutments for new bridge. A D Stansbury had fine peaches Wednesday. Two popular ladies now wearing diamond rings. rumor of engagement. Mrs W T Bilderback on sick list. Ida and Lulu Campbell cleaning school house for opening next Monday.

Celia Owings Steubenville Charles Snyder Green Bay Wisconsin Robert Wright Skip Marchland Mingo Albert Hunter Paghtown W. Va John Scott Eli Howell Pittsburg Daisy Hatton Sheridan J. T. Elliott Harvey Eathorn Carnegie A. L. Eathon Wm. Snyder Pennsylvania Avenue Robinson Robinson's Run A. D. Stansbury W. T. Bilderback Ida Lulu Campbell

Evening drive mishap sprains Mrs. Donehoo ankle at home

Mrs. Dr. Donehoo sprained her ankle after stepping on a turning stone while alighting from a carriage. She was assisted indoors and now moves about the house. Rev. H R Stack of Chicago will preach at Wintersville M E Church this Sabbath at 8 o clock. Miss Marie Dorrance of Bergholz stays with Miss Neva Bowers. Rev. S P Boyd of Salineville and daughter Grace visit Mrs. Baxter Rhinehart. Master Ralph Bowed visited George Abraham. church picnics and visiting relatives noted amid community updates about coal and road conditions.

Marie Dorrance Bergholz Neva Bowers Prrsonage P. Boyd Salineville Grace Baxter Rhine Eart Ralph George Abraham Center Chapel M. E Roberts Sugar Grove Joseph White Cleveland James White A.T. Jackman Cole Smithfield DD. N. Graham Graham

Bloomfield Church Preaching and Local Sports Update

Bloomfield hosts a Sabbath sermon at 3 PM by Rev. Williams. W F M Society festival at M I Church raised about fifty dollars. Saturday game: Bloomfield 5, Pairfield 1, crowd large. Names include Miss Florence Miller Pittsburg Miss Elsie Miller Pittsburg and Olive Daugherty Canons. Chas N Revere mentioned. Ralph M Reed returns from Mingo Junction visit. Miss Cartie Brettell returns from Mingo Junction after ten days with Miss Maggie Merryman. Mrs Echahet Wilson of Monongahela visits Eliza Thompson. Nana Mather, Viola Laylander, and R M Hammond enjoyed Pittsburg night outings.

Bloomfield Presbyterian Church Rev. Williams M. I Pairfield Florence Elsie Miller Pittsburg Olive Daugherty Canons N. Revere Virginia Yown New Cumberland V. Ralph M Reed Mingo Junction Cartie Brettell Maggie Merryman Eheahet Wilson Monongahela Eliza Thompson Nana Mather Vilda Laylander R. M. Hammond

Local notices from Bloomfield and surrounding towns

George and Will Fleck of Huntingdon Pa are guests of sister Mrs Wim L Tipton. Rev A M Campbell of New Athens preached in U P church Sabbath from Cake 22 20. Eldredge preached in the evening from Acts 20 24. Carl and Raymond Wallace visit Harrison county friends. Misses Louise and Anna Starr Unionport visit Miss Amanda Blackburn. Albert Boop and wife visit Clarence Burriss and wife. Mrs Margaret Day Fairplay. John S Jarvis and family return from Eastern trip. Mrs Belle Porter returns from Marion Ind. Lipton buys J W Polen farm near Reeds Mills. Mrs Mark L Cole visits Chillicothe. Samuel Leech and wife Reed's Mills visit Bloomfield. Picnic at Two Ridge Grove Aug 22. Edna Ruggles and Jean Boyd Carnegie visit Elizabeth Rabe. Rev L O Eldredge and wife and others visit county seat. Hopedale meeting covers insurance for church loss. Prof Pierce becomes principal at North Bloomfield schools. Rev Robert K Porter vacation with mother. Hopedale ball team vs Bloomfield at Shadyside Aug 22 2 30 PM. Earl Smith Scio to pitch. Chester Adrian Pittsburg visits. James C Parks returns with granddaughter Ellen Thompson. Mary Wintier progresses after Gill hospital. Thomas Wolfe returns from Smithfield. Georgia Wallace Smithfield visits Pauline Yatto. W H Buimm in Bloomfield. Mrs J A Swickard visits Toronto. Marjorie Parks and sister visit Miss Chase Kilgore. Clarice Speer Jewett and Verna Speer Oakdale PA visit Mrs Will Speer.

George Will Fleck Huntingdon Wim. L. Tipton A. M. Campbell New Athens U. P Eldredge Carl and Raymond Wallace Harrison County Louise Anna Starr Unionport Amanda Blackburn Albert Boop Mingo Junction Clarence Burriss Margaret Day Fairplay John S. Jarvis Belle Porter Jennie Porter Marion Ind Bartley ‘Lipton Bloomfield Two Ridge Grove Edna Ruggles Jean Boyd Carnegie, Fa Elizabeth Rabe L. O. Eldredge J. W. Speer Helen St.h. Armstrong Frances James T. Dodds Mt. Moriah Hopedale Sun- I Presbyterian Church Pierce North Bloomfield Robert K. Porter Porter McConnellsville A. P. Hammond Chester Adrian Pittsburg A. B. Adrian James C. Parks Jewett Ellen Thompson Mary Wintier Gill Hospital Thomas Wolfe Smithfeld J. M. Simeral Georgia Wallace Smithfield Pauline Yatto W. H. Buimm J. A. Swickard Toronto Marjorie Parks Chase Kilgore Clarice Speer Verna Speer Oakdale Will Speer

Executor's Notice of Appointment for Sarah Paul

The undersigned Simon Paul has been duly appointed and qualified as Executor of the will of Sarah Paul, deceased, of Steubenville Jefferson County Ohio. Dated August 1908. W R Alban, Attorney.

Sarah Paul Steubenville Jefferson County Ohio Simon Paul

Brown Ogden wedding at Rush Run pairs Maggie Ogden and James Brown

A home wedding occurred Wednesday at Elias Ogden’s Rush Run residence. Miss Maggie Ogden wed Mr. James Brown with Miss Fearl Brown and Edward Ogden as attendants. Justice S J Green officiated. A 75 cover supper followed, then dancing. A large reception for nearly 100 guests the next evening celebrated the couple who will reside in Rush Run.

Rush Run

Jurors Drawn for September Terms in Port Homer Area

Clerk White and Deputy Sheriff Murray selected grand and petit jurors Monday. Returnable dates are September 14 for grand jurors and September 28 for petit jurors. Names include Sproul, Teller, Moore, Robbins, Bell, Armstrong, Welday, McClelland, Mansfield, Abrams, Zink, Me How, Banneld, Huffman, Hamilton, Walker, Cady, Porter, Lattz, Harrison, Stokes, Adrian, Moore, Bigger Jr., Kerr, Beans, Richards, Jackman, Bargar, Keane, Welker, Watt, and Cooper among others.

Clerk White Murray H. H. Sproul Port Homer Eli M. Teller Hammondsville William J. Moore Unionport John F. Robbins Bergholz C. D. Bell Steubenville Charles Armstrong Mingo Junction C. A. Welday Island Creek J. L. McClelland Richmond Rent Dawson Steuben A. J. Cady Willis Porter Cross Creek Fred T. Lattz Samuel [. Harrison Mt. Pleasant Chas. Stokes Toronto Clark Adrian Fair Play W. P. Moore Adena Samuel Bigger Jr Smithfield E.R. Kerr Anapolis Charles T. Beans L. J. Richards George Jackman Chas.m. Bargar Robert L. Keane Harry Welker Dillonvale Samuel Watt Thomas Cooper

Notice to Alter and Vacate Parts of Cadiz Road

A petition will be presented September 25 1908 to Jefferson County Ohio Commissioners to alter and vacate sections of the Cadiz and Lisbon State road in Amsterdam village Jefferson County Ohio per a petition on file in the Auditor’s office. Dated August 26 1908. Agil-dtw

Cadiz and Lisbon State Road Jefferson County Ohio Lisbon State Amsterdam Agil-dtw J. H. Maple

Administratrix Notice of Estate Appointed

Lizz M Smith has been appointed administratrix of Nathan B Smith's estate in Jefferson county Ohio. The notice dated August 19, 1908 records qualification and legal representation by Hollingsworth and Worley of Cadiz Ohio for probate proceedings.

Adena Hollingsworth & Worley, Attorneys Cadiz Ohio

Holmes and S picnic at Comley's Bridge August 22 1908

The notice invites friends to a social gathering with a full dinner basket. It informs residents along the W and L E railway that the morning westbound train will stop at Comley's Bridge and that the evening trains in both directions will also stop there, as arranged by the committee.

Defense verdict tag and grand jury notes in Hains case

A cryptic defense verdict tag indicates the accused William SE Annis and Captain Peter Conover Hains Jr faced grand jury action. The fragment mentions bail request, charges of aiding and abetting, and an outburst of applause in the courtroom as the jury deliberated.

William SE Annis Peter ‘Conover Hains, Jr T. Jenkins Hains

New plant to bring 1200 jobs to Follansbee region

A new steel tank plant is proposed near Follansbee with promises of 1000 to 1200 jobs, amid strong local and regional backing. Details on size and cost are undisclosed, but the site on West Market Street near Rent-Frady is described as fifty acres of tilled land with water, a new house, stable, and good drainage, suitable for dairy or gardens. James T. Prady invites inquiries at Steubenville Post Office.

Follansbee Othr James T. Prady Postoffice Steubenville

Bloomfield Guests of Mrs Rittenhouse

Mrs. Jasper, Swickard and their children from Bloomfield are visiting for a few days as guests of Mrs. E. Rittenhouse in this city.

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Wintersville Grace Lioyd Salinesville Baxter Rinehart Ple Marie Dortance Berghulz Joe White White's Grove Mth Mary Carrie Roberts Dorrance Leota Fryer Bridgeville Dora Lloyd Effie Grimm Sitterly Hollow Rock Sun Frances Bowers Es Burris Mise Jennie Reed Braddock Bantam Ridge Hazel Dell Grange Mr. Jewell Scott Petersen Edgar Porter FE. Welday Welday Jasper Swickard Polen Eeville Mr. Tipton Fernwood S.S.S. Sores Anforcers S.S. S W. R. Alban Mt. Pleasant Township Lizz M. Smith Maher Selby HE Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta, Ga Munson J. C. Guyton Urbian Wabash Svilte H. M. Carpenter Efdona Buchhagen Auis
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