Our Country Correspondence Richmond Notes Thanksgiving
PC Miller and a wife sent Thanksgiving in Denver Pa returning home Monday. Jennie Sapp visiting her parents Mr and Mrs S H Ford on timer Eidge. Randwick wife of New Amsterdam spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Catherine McMasters. John Bo Graham and wife attended funeral of son McCullough Graham. Carrie Johnson and daughter Pauline guests of friends in Creubenville. Rev RF Myers laid up with lathrippers but able to be about home. James W Stephenson fell hard spraining left ankle. John Callen home from Dennison. Lottie Miller in Steubenville on business. Poy Durchfelt and wife visiting sister Mrs Johnson Brillant. A G Owens and Emanuel Gille in Steubenville. Peter Rogers able to be out. J M Hathourt and Miss Lillian Rogers attended Eastern Ohio Teachers’ Association in Steubenville. HS McGrail guest of brothers in Martin’s Ferry and Wheeling. Miss Mary Hilazier of Tewa visiting brothers William and John Cavite. Mrs Harry Rawline and daughter Margaret visiting in Ham m erndeville. Lizzie Donaldson left November to winter with brother Richard McGerron Peoria UK. J S Cameron on business trip to Pittsburg. Rev McGeorge preached in U P church. M F E church services next Sunday morning and Mt Hone in evening. Wedding bells rumored for holidays. Rev J R Keyes conducting meetings in M E church. Invitation extended to all. Duration depends on interest. Miss Irehelann improving after long confinement. Wheat looks fine. Hunters using last days of season. Local men report good line relief daily. R FP Sivare cut business in Meubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Owens
Emanuel Gille
Steubenville
Peter Rogers
J. M. Hathourt
Lillian Rogers
Astern Ohio Teachers’ Association
HS. McGrail
Martin's Ferry
Wheeling
Mary Hilazier
Mt. Hone
Cresswell Streets See Varied Local Appearances
Local notes show James Wherry visiting, Peter Long touring Der inison, and Frank McGraw and A W Straight spotted on Cur streets last week. Crawford McMasters busy loading slabs while the E J Bebstom hotel serves items from toothpicks to ham sandwiches. Mrs Peters and Mrs Ida Trimmer are noted residents with illness and a general sense of everyday city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresswell
Tohn Long
James Wherry
Peter Long
Derinison
Frank McGraw
A W. Straight
Ida ‘Trimmer
Clin Nation
Fanls
Miss Sthel Arbaugh Entertains Friends For Dinner
A social note reports Miss Sthel Arbaugh hosted a dinner Thursday evening with many friends present. Mentions of Christmas gifts, a praise service at Presbyterian church, and visits by Maude Hosterman, Josiebelle Aiken, Mrs. William McElroy, and W F Allensworth are included along with a birth announcement for Perry States' daughter born November 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionport
Annapolis
Chrismas
Maisie Finnemere
Dora
Warren
Local residents report injuries after hog attack
Dr Peck narrowly escapes major harm after a hog lunges from behind while Mr Siward helps butcher. The hog knocked him down breaking no bones but damaging knee muscles, leaving him unable to work for days. Community notes include visitors, illness updates, and local social calls across Chestnut Belge and nearby towns.
Thanksgiving Social Notes and Local Visits
Osage residents and neighboring towns report holiday visits and shopping trips. J Choate and family of Wellsville spent Thanksgiving with home folks while David McKinley bought in Steubenville. Miss Anna Crawford and Miss Gracie Clark shopped in Steubenville. Miss Florence Swickard from Lorain stayed home for Thanksgiving. The Mt Tabor Literary Society plans a December 8 debate on whiskey as a social evil with Swickard and Clarke leading the affirmative and Watt and Crawford the negative. Professor Swickard joined Tosesh Ault’s oyster supper on Thanksgiving night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosesh Ault’s
Grassy Run Community Notes of Harvest and Visits
Grassy Run reports farmers finished corn harvests and butchering. Mrs. Bingham Simers of Bloomingdale visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Addison Gotsehall. C L Adrian moved to Jefferson last Wednesday. Edgar Groves sold turkeys at Annancls Tuesday. Mrs. Harriet Peterson, Mrs. F. S. Adrian, and Mrs. Laura Gotsehall hosted Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burchfield. John King and baby of Cleveland visiting Owen family, plan winter in Jameson, Missouri. Annie Lowmuller met Mrs. Louisa M. Hervy Nevarday. Local youths attended Mt Hope church service Sunday. Daisy Meredith of Fernwood visited J. Ewen family. Norris Maxwell improving after illness. Elmer Mexcalf returned from city trip. Twenty one hunters in woods Saturday. cotton tails scarce. Sarah B. Owen hosted by E. MacAchan. Wm. Hales bought walnut lumber. Sale at late Wm. Hervey residence November 22 drew a good crowd. fine stock sold. Howard Adrian and Oscar Adrian visited friends Smith and Norris Max yell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham Simers
Harriet Peterson
F. S. Adrian
Laura Gotsehall
Thomas Burchfield
Jacob Adrian
Oscar
Unionport
John King
Baby
Cleveland
Owen
Junker Ridge
Jameson
Annie Lowmuller
Louisa M. Hervey Nevarday
Mt. Hope
Daisy Mered
Fernwood
J. Ewen
Norris Maxwell
Elmer Mexcalf
Sarah BE. Owen
E. MacAchan
Wm. Hales
Wm. Hervey
Howard Adrian
Adrian
Smith
Norris Max Yell
Bloomfield Notes And Thanksgiving Socials
Bloomfield residents update on relatives visiting from Montana and Allegheny as Thanksgiving gatherings occur. Knights of Pythias host a banquet at the Rabe House. Local clergy families share holidays in Alliance and Bloomfield. Society brief touches on hospital plans for T. F. Reagan and typhoid fever concerns around Ross MecMary, with Miss Grace Pierce visiting from Dennison and Prof Clyde Pierce.
Thanksgiving News From East Spring And Surrounding Towns
East Spring residents hosted Thanksgiving dinners with families and friends including C W Cookson and relatives. Local notices report visits, travels, and small happenings such as Mrs Eva Lucas hosting Sunday school, new mail carrier Frank Boyd, and illness recoveries among Mr B Ralston and Mary Mather, with regional town exchanges and entertainments planned.
Bantam Ridge Social Roundup At Cross Creek Church
Mro and Mrs W Bowers visited here on Sunday. Attendees at Cross Creek church were Cora Andrews Emma sister Thel McElrey James Johnson Lee Andrews G A McFlray Veroy Lent. Mrs S J Kane of Osage visited D K Andrews family. Frank Huston was in the city on business Saturday. E L Warren butchered two hogs Tuesday. Mrs A S Scott sick. George Leech in the city Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J S Bowers of Columbus arrived Wednesday evening. Charles Scott visited Inionport early week. Mrs G W Burnette visited in Richie with her mother Monday. RL McClelland called on the bridge this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantam Ridge
Mro
W. Bowers
Cross Creek Church
Cora Andrews
Emma
Thel McElrey
James Johnson
Lee Andrewis
G. A. McFlray
Veroy
S J. Kane
Osage
D. K
Local Notes From Bantam Ridge and Nearby Towns
T D Warren is on the sick list. Ellis Allen visited the city Tuesday with other residents. Miss Sara Robertson returned home after visiting Columbus friends. Wm Scott was a guest of home folks Monday. Mrs A McElroy stayed with Mrs Richard Evans and daughter Hannah on Thanksgiving. Miss Cora Andrews visited her aunt Mrs S J Kane at Osage several days. Many young men attended an opera in the city Saturday night. Frank Huston butchered a fine hog on Thanksgiving. Alva Cox of Ethel Missouri visited on the Ridge. George Thompson visited the city Wednesday. F B Scott bought a fine horse at the Rutledge sale last week. Miss Laura McNary of Wooster Ohio stayed with Jennie Leech Saturday and Sunday. Mrs G W Bowers visited her parents at Fair Play Saturday evening. Mrs C H Allen visited Mrs Harry Cunningham of Two Ridges Wednesday. James Moffat and family of Unionport visited F B Scott and family last Friday. J N Leech and wife of Steubenville spent Thanksgiving with home folks on the Ridge. Master George Rhinehart and sister Elizabeth visited Grandpa Wm Rhinehart of Wintersville last week. James McCoy of Reeds Mills attended church meetings at Winnersville Thanksgiving night. James Johnson visited the Ridge Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantam Ridge
T. D. Warren
Ellis Allen
Sara Robertson
Columbus
Wm. Scott
A. McElroy
Richard Evans
Hannah
Cora Andrews
5. J. Kane
Osage
Frank Huston
Alva Cox
Fthel
Missouri
George Thompson
F. B. Scott
Rutledge Sale
Laura McNary
Wooster
Ohio
Jennie Leech
George Rhinehart
Elizabeth
Wm Rhinehart
Wintersville
James McCoy
Reed's Mills
Winnersville
James Johnson
Mrs Albert Smith visits Two Ridges circle in Ohio
Mrs Albert Smith of Bridgeport Ohio visits Wm Myers and family of Two Ridges. Grandma Myers and grandson Joseph Myers join the visit and Joseph, treated by Dr Ray of Wheeling for tuberculosis of the bone, is progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two Ridges
Albert Smith
Bridgeport
Ohio
Wm. Myers and
Grandma Myers
Joseph Myers
Dr. Ray
Wheeling
Executors Notice of Appointment In Steubenville Township
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified as executor of the will of Henry Vesper man deceased in Steubenville township Jefferson county Ohio. Dated December 4 1906 Margaret Westerman A C Lewis and J Oscar Naylor Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vesperman
Stephenville
Steubenville Township
Jefferson County
Ohio
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J. R. Keyes
M. E
Missi Iréhelann
Hering
Order of the
R. FP. Sivare
Meubenville
Oitio
Peck
Wadge
Sivard
R V. Siward
Kaneke
Lavvie Sanderson
John Dorsey
B. F. Mathias
Alliance
Chas. D. Simeral
Ffarriet Simeral
Fred Simeral
Mr. Cohen
Bloomfield
T. F. Reagan
Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburg
Ross MecMary
Wilmerdins
Grace Pierce
Dennison
Prof
Clyde Pierce
Mary Anderson
East Spring
Frank Cookson
C. W. Cookson
Frank Carry
John C. Mather
George McNary
X. M. Cope
Matilda Jones
Matilda Tones
Reed’s Mills
C. A. Tones
Prawers
David Jones
E. M. Crawford
Frank Boyd
John DD. Speer
Sue Henderson
New Athens
Eva Lucas
George Harris
Cora O'Neil
Friens
Carnegie
J. P. Hewvilin
Uhrichsville
Margaret Westerman
A. C. Lewis and
J. Oscar Naylor
Morris
Boston
Zink’s Big Store
N. 4Th St
Mark
Facturers
LA Belle Clothing CO
S. Fourth ST
Market ST
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