Infant dies. local notices from Warrenton
An infant child of Mr and Mrs Martin Burch died Tuesday with funeral services planned for Thursday. Various visits and social notes follow including Emma Reimschneider from Wheeling visiting Mrs John Greenlee and Miss Marguerite MacAdams in Wheeling. Church sermons announced for Sunday at 9 45 am and 7 45 pm with Rev Stephens from Moundsville at the M E Church. Rev Rankin to preach his last sermon before conference on September 2 and hopes for his return next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenton
Martin Burch
W. B. Linder
Walter Brutner
Emma Reimschneider
Wheeling
John Greenlee
Ralph Winster
Steubenville
Friends
Marguerite MacAdams
Lawrences Way
Martins Ferry
Ed. Carr
Vellaire
J. H. Williams
Dallas Higgins
Mingo
Cyril Pratt
Thos. Pratt
Thos. Chamberlain
G. J. Chamberlain
Cadiz
Alfred Kiele
Jewett, G
Phinetta Hutchison
Hush Run, O
Bert Hutchison
Rev
Stephens
Moundsville
M. E. Church
Reed’s Mills community news from harvest season notes
The harvest is finished and farmers are invert ing the soil as Grim Brothers thresh. Mary Peterson visits aunt Maude Parks near Carnegie. Local socials include visits, preaching at Bloomfield, and a Maple Grove picnic. Reed buys a new telephone and plans connect soon. Welday sells farm. Grangers plan Grange picnic. Leech family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Athens
Nancy Vorter
G. W. Reed
Scott
Unionport
Grace Huston
Walter Speat
Sarah Cookson
Wintersville
Willian
Smithfield
W. S. Peterson
Leech
Richmond
Samuel Leech
Keights and Ladies of the Golden Eagle attend session
Kilmer Garner and Miss Mary Fred dycor travel from Tiltonsville to Wells ton QC for the grand session of the Keights and Ladies of the Golden Eagle. Several locals visit, including Swarts from Stoubenville, Armitage of Rush Row, Martin of Steubenville, Reeves of Alton visiting Abel Armitage, and Reese starting at Tiltensville coal mine. War Fitzgerald breaks ground on a Main street building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Armitage
Robert Reese
Tiltensville
William Rees
Wheeling
John Burdess
Ragland
War Fitzgerald
Main Street
Changes To Annapolis Homes And Local News
Annapolis residents report ongoing improvements with William Swan starting a new dwelling, J B Fulton adding a large veranda, neat fencing and outbuildings enhancing appearances. Residents and visitors include C and Ferrell of Toronto, Walter Miser in Cleveland, J K Kennedy of Pittsburgh and Grace Stephens of Cambridge staying with Olive Helster. Emily Fulton visiting Provo. Elsie Anna McKee Inez Bhulte Jennie Fulton at Teachers Institute. Picnics and games featured Fast Springfield versus Carrollton. Carrollton won morning, East Springfield won afternoon. Paul Miller to return to Allegheny Seminary Sept 1 after summer pastoral duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Wm. Swan
J. B. Fulton
Misers
C. & Ferrell
Toronto
Walter G. Miser
Cleveland
J. K. Kennedy
Pittsburg
Grace Stephens
Cambridge
Olive Helster
Will Allensworth
George Hoobler
Huffman
Wayne
Steubenville
Margaret Gault
Emily Fulton
Provo
Elsie
Anna McKee
Inez Bhulte
Jennie Fulton
Teachers’ Institute
East Springfield
Springfield
Carrollton
Carroll- Won
Paul Miller
Presbyterian Church
Allegheny Seminary
Cour
Picnic in White's Grove and local social notes
FER NWOOD notes a Saturday picnic in White's Grove with music by the Smithfield band. Local schools plan to open September 3. Grange members attended a Wintersville Grange banquet. Teachers' Institute draws Miss Margaret Stark and Paul Long to Steubenville. Mary Jordan of Steubenville visited the Hays White family. A party at John Henderson's near Smithfield last Friday drew many locals. Mrs. Taylor Long and Mrs. Mary White returned from visits, while Miss Lucy Hawkins visits Uniontown. Bert Corsach and family visited relatives in Richmond Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernwood
White’s Grove
Smithfield
Grange
Wintersville
Margaret Stark
Paul Long
Teachers’ Institute
Steubenville
Mary Jordan
Hays White
John Henderson
Taylor Long
Uhrichsville
Mary White
Bloomfield
White Homestead
Lucy Hawkins
Uniontown
Isaac Martin
Bert Corsach
Richmond
Bantam Ridge social notes and local visits
BANTAM RIDGE district notes include Miss Lizzie Wel of Reed's Mills to lead next Tuesday at Burnette and William’s gathering, festival and August meeting attendees, Evelyn Andrews’ return from a week with Annie Hane, visits from Carl Porter of Steubenville, and numerous neighborly calls. The school teachers attend a teach ers institute, Lillian Sect departs for Alliance, Grange banquet at Wintersville, and a Glee club gathering with local residents and visitors from Dennison, Steubenville, and Valparaiso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Wel
Reed's Mills
Burnette
William
Hollow Rock
Carl €. Porter
Steubenville
Mattie Porter
New Athens
Cora Andrews
Unionport
Evelyn Andrews
Annie Hane
Richmond
Tirace Pittingee
New Somerset
G. W. Burnette
Charles J. Scott
Guinea Ridge
David Andrews
Leech
Core Andrews
Migsee Bila
Ida Thompaun
Oscar L. Scott
William Carson
Tess Fred Allen
Reed
Millis
Frank Huston
Jenie Leech
Valparaiso
Teachers’ Institute
Lillian Sect
Alliance
Grange
Wintersville
Frazier
Mr. Stevenson
Verna
Erma Andrews
Glee Club
Fletcher Scott
Georgia Crown of
Dennison
May McCoy
Sara Robertson
Ethel McKhoy
Nancy McCoy
James McCoy
Fred Allen
George McEhoy
Lee Andrews
Bettons Move Into New Rayland Home
Rayland residents report Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Betton and family have moved into their new Main Street residence. The community notes several local travelers and visitors including Mrs. James T. Hodgen and Mrs. J. W. Stringer returning from Lake Chautauqua and trips to Steubenville, Wheeling, Pittsburg, and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. D. Floge
T J. Stringer
Atantic City
Wetton
Wheeling
Bareinese
George Anderson
Pittsburg
West
Vine Cie Farm
Atlantic City
Handkerchief Bazaar in Bloomfield This Saturday
Bloomfield hosts a Handkerchief Bazaar in the town hall Saturday evening September 1 organized by the W F M ladies. A cream and cake sale will accompany the event with proceeds supporting the society.
Womans Missionary Society mite box opening Sept 5
The annual mite box opening of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will be held on the M. E. Church lawn Wednesday Sept 5 at 2 pm. Bring boxes or send them then. light refreshments. Local notes mention several visits, births, illnesses, and community events including tours, camp meetings, and reunions across Dennison, Bloomfield, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. FB
Wesley Blackburn
J. G. Baker
Dennison
Mary Floyd
Flora Blackburn
Indianapolis
Armstrong
Ritchie
Annie Smith
Selo
Josie Clements
Flushing
D. W. MacLeod
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Rezin B. Mansfield
Otho Smith
Babe
Kate Parks
Jewett
Jenaie Shimer
Vashti
W. B. Turney
Scio
Carrie Cooksondna
Carrie Cookson
Faye Willemin
Unionport
Dorrance
Smithfield
Margaret Hendere
J. W. Megrail
Sarah
F.l Walace
Belle Ferguson
Grace Layland Brooks
Little Son
Fondulae
Wis
Annie Thompson
Wm. Rabe
William .L. Tipton
Hollow Pock
George Lightell
Annie Russell
Attedix
Maggie Merryman
Mingo Junction
Elisabeth Albaugh
Harold
Mingo
Giorge M. Simeral
Cincinnati
Charles J. Simeral
Steubenville
Harriet Simeral
Bloomfield
Margaret Day
Fd Wallace
Girace Simeral
M. M. Cope
Cadiz
Judge Mansfeld
Dr. Cole
George
James M. Reynolds
Steubenyilte
Mra
Mary Morgan
Belle Moore
Mystery Solved by Dr King's Life Pills
John N. Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana says pi fousness and habitual constipation were resolved by Dr King s New Life Pills. Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Only 5 cents at Beall and Steeple s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
John N. Pleasant
Magnolia
Ind
Beall & Steeple
The Smoker in Honor of Judicial Delegates Delights Guests
A banquet held by Judge Cook in the Elk rooms featured a lively smoker with remarks from Judge Truett Senator Eckley Judge Roberts Mayor Cole Judge Reynolds and Congressman Thomas. Mr Johns performed songs to the applause of those present as a silent toast was raised at eleven to absent brothers before guests departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Cook
Elk Rooms
McClare
Judge Truett
Eckley
Roberts
Cole
Reynolds
Thomas
Johns
Abs Brothers
All Ready At Dayton Next Week for Republican State Meet
Final arrangements are complete for the Republican State convention to be held next week in Dayton. More than 50,000 invitations have been sent to Republican politicians across the United States. Convention headquarters will be at the Algonquin hotel with members of the State Central Committee quartered there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Republicos
Disorderly and assault cases at local Hungarian wedding
Offenders include George Hebbarl fined ten dollars for cutting Joe Varish at a Hungarian wedding. Varish refused to testify. Pete Bopin jailed thirty days after a six dollar trunk theft from Pat Feder. George Memos, found near a dump, claimed assault by a crowd. Nick Livide Arresteed and held for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hebbarl
Joe Varish
Varish
Pete Bopin
Pat Feder
George Memos
Memos
Nick Livide
Kennedy to Join Judicial Tourists in Salem Visit
Congressman Kennedy and about fifteen others from the Salem convention arrived in the city this afternoon to join the judicial tourists. The congressional fight in the 18th district will go back to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Salem
Cty
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Local Couples
A list of forthcoming marriage licenses includes A. Ray Amidon and Lottie W. Riley of Steubenville, Isaac Bailey and Edith Murphy of Mingo Junction, and several other couples from Brilliant Toronto Bergholz Bloomfield Steubenville and surrounding areas. The report cites multiple partner pairs such as Offa Thorator with Sadie McCracken Lester Mayberry with Grace Beliof Yaniel FE and Oliver D. Buchanan with Ida Wat kines among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ray Amidon
Lottie W. Riley
Steubenville
Isaac Bailey
Edith Murphy
Mingo Junction
Offa Thorator
Sadie McCracken
Lester Mayberry
Grace Beliof
Yaniel FE
Stough
Myra J. McGuire
Brilliant
Jane Leasure
Toronto
Oliver D. Buchanan
Ida Watkines
Edward C. Greener
Jane H. Taylor
Dillonvale
Thomas W. Carney
Emma A. Earley
Harry A. Hartman
Ida C. Blechsrildt
Bergholz
William R. Camerer
Amanda Smith
Bloomfield
Charlies G. Lane
Elmer Lutz
John Quinn
Rose M. McKeefrey
William F. Scholz
Hubertina N. Keck
Andrew Tuskes
Emma Green
Man Detained After Forcing Stop at Scio Incident
Frank Anderson boarded the Pan Handle train at Columbus and forced a stop at Scio, paying 25 dollars in costs and 30 days in jail after being captured in Jewett. He was jailed in Cadiz to serve the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scio
Anderson
Pan Handle
Columbus
Steubenyie
Jewett
Squire Spiker
Cadiz
Tragedy At Calumet Works Drowns Toddlers Father
George Adams aged 0 drowned after his horse and cart toppled into the river at the Calumet works in Toronto while attempting to water the horse. The incident left a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Adams
Calumet Works
Toronto
Adams
Mrs King and infant return home from Reed residence
Mrs. George H. King and her infant son have left the home of Jes. W. Reed on Washington street after a two week stay and resumed residence on North High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. King
Jes. W. Reed
Washington Street
North High Street
Verdict Filed in Miner’s Death at Glen’s Run Mine
Coroner Campbell filed a verdict in the case of Frank Mareas who died August 22, 1666, in Glen's Run mine when slate fell crushing him after he and a fellow miner loaded a car. The coroner found the slate should have been removed or temporarily propped before anyone worked beneath it. Deceased and his partner were experienced miners, and the death is ruled accidental. H. W. Hunter and wife are visiting in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Frank Mareas
Glen’s Run Mipe
Hareaz
H. W. Hunter
Canada
Steubenville Business College Opens New Fall Term
After ten years of growth the Steubenville Business College will open its seventh fall term on Tuesday September 4. The enrollment last year was the largest in the school's history and the faculty emphasizes experienced teachers and a central six room Gill Building location. Courses include Commercial, Shorthand and Typewriting with six month to one year completion estimates and tuition from 14 to 45 dollars. Hundreds of grads and current students hold positions, with open vacancies for good, average students aged 12 to 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steuherville Business College
J. T. Thompson
Gill
Remington
Erincipal
Colege
Steubenville Business College
Lopen
Death of Rachel A Wood of Wayne township near Smithfield
Rachel Ann Scott Wood died at home August 24 1906 in Wayne township near Smithfield aged 78. She leaves eleven children nine sons and one daughter with several grandchildren and siblings. Funeral services were held August 26 at her home and at Mt Moriah Baptist church. Interment followed in the family plot at Smithfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel A .Wood
R. A. Wood
Wayne Township
Smithfield
Rachel Ann Scott
Scott Farm
Nathan R. Wood
Nathan Willis
J. A. 8. Wood
Edwin J. Wood
W. H. Wood
George R. Wood
First Baptist Church
Wheaton
Ill
Samuel L. Wood
Stanton Heater Co
Martins Ferry
M. A. Wood
Baptist Church
Marshall
N. C
Mt. Moriah
Local Markets Grocery Retail Corrected Thursdays by Keanes
Local market prices for groceries and vegetables listed with items like cheese cream flour sugar butter eggs potatoes apples and many others. Prices show per pound quart or per sack with multiple bulk offers and regional varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keanes
New York
Sweitzer
Pillsburg
Wintersville Grange to celebrate first anniversary
Wintersville Grange members will mark their first anniversary on Tuesday evening August 28 1906 in the school building. Bloomingdale Grange members have been invited to join for a social time with a short program music selections and refreshments anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintersville Grange
Bloomingdale Grange
Wintersville
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Frank Anderson
Jali
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Stree
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