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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
5
Correspondence notes Packard the cartoonist to appear at the Town Hall on December 21. Local movements include Steubenville region residents moving, visits, and family updates. Several short notices mention holiday events, travels, and community greetings across Bloomfield, Steubenville, and surrounding towns.
Corn shredding is the farmers main task as harvest nears while Rev. Canning preached at Mt Moriah in the morning on The Consecrated Hand. I M Chandler and wife visit Carrollton, Megrail returns from relatives, Lzzie Wood visits Jewett, Cole visits Columbus and Mt Gilead, Starr family attends Mt Moriah church, Butterfield greets neighbors, Jin Cox visits home, Mrs W J Cole recovers from illness, Grace Henderson visits Unionport friends.
Mrs W C Yeagley visited her old Collinwood home this week. Mrs Coyt Iddings visited town Thursday. John Cronin, a Toronto business visitor, came Saturday. Jack Wallace fractured his left arm while on a hay baler Saturday. Miss Gertrude VanDyke appears on the pick list. Misses Florence VanDyke and Bertin Groves were in town Saturday. J E Vandyke and H Stewart work at Empire. Wm Maple of Knoxville hauled coal from A Wilson's bank this week. Henry Householder opened a new coal bank on his farm. Lash Hales located on East Main Street. Wm Clark moved from our village to Buzzard's Glory on Yellow Creek.
Pine Grove reports roads in good condition. H R Bilman will board in Hammondsville this winter. William Russel was on the ridge last week. J T Lowry and wife will move to their ridge farm. Fred Russel and wife attended services at Mt Zion. Lena Culp visited Wellsville friends. D H Vandyke and Sons expect a car of corn from the western part of the state. Mrs John Moore of Pine Hill visited relatives on the ridge. The last telephone meeting approved reinvestment to place a switchboard in Trendale for fifty subscribers. Several Chestnut Grove representatives present. Next meeting December 13. Citizens favor a New passenger train on the C and P line.
Mr A B Scott and family plan to leave for Myers farm this week while Myers and family prepare to move to Texas. Mrs Lizzie Patton and son Paul returned after a visit with Grandma Patton in Salem. Mrs Fanny Gilkinson visited New Philadelphia and New Comerstown relatives, then returned home. Grandma Scott from Unionport left after weeks with W S Peterson. Attendance noted at William Myers sale with a hearty dinner. Wishing Myers success in a southern home, the community bids farewell. Thanksgiving gatherings included Fred Hutton and family, and Harry Cunningham with Ada Wright attended John Campbell's funeral in New Cumberland W Va. Mrs Grace Hutton visited sister Mrs Cookson in Steubenville. relatives from Benwood joined her. Anna Dawley of Montrose passed through after being summoned by her father Joseph Reed's death. David Welday hosted Edward Gault and wife. William Gault hosted Ed Cunningham. Charlie Smith works shredding fodder as Elmer Gilkinson and wife visited James Thompson family in Green Lawn. Joe Porter of New Athens visits Grandma Portes.
Irondale plans two extra trains to boost service between Alliance and East Liverpool. Mrs. Robert Lawson improves in health. Harriet Alps wed George Brookman Clark at Hart home with Rev. Pick officiating. Bride to live with groom in Minerva, Ohio. Hammondsville trustees reject Saline township local option election for lacking 25 percent of electors. Funeral of Dr. Oliver in Steubenville attended by many. Mr. and Mrs. Stedar to Germany then. Mrs. McCready improving from pneumonia. Christmas programs planned by Sunday schools. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas to Asheville for winter health. Rev. Hoskins spoke at Christian church. Roller skating season opens at James Opera House. Epworth League sub-district convention at Hammondsville a success. Mrs. M. E. Murphy sick. Pie social at Pettibone home. Mrs. Kerr visits Steubenville. New rural delivery from Irondale begins Dec 16 with Sherman Russell carrier.
After December 16 R F D W L Hales was at Bergholz on business Monday. Mrs Martha McMasters and daughter Florence Wattsville guests of W T Rutledge this week. Edward Kirk attended the Stock Show at Chicago last week. Mr and Mrs T F Rutledge visiting relatives of Fair Play Tuesday. F Heavilin night operator at Mingo Junction visiting at G W Stewart's. Will Rutledge returned from Tennessee where he had been visiting his sister. Grading begun on one mile of pike between here and East Springfield. James Scarlett and wife Canton visiting here last week.
A large Hazel Dell crowd attended last Wednesday's William Myers sale with brisk bidding and a hot dinner. Visitors included Joseph Porter of New Athens visiting his uncle J A Porter. Local residents HM D Cunningham and family hosted S Welday. Charles Smith Co. handles corn fodder shredding. Geo Leech from Bantam Ridge bought a fine Durham cow farm. Mrs Rosella Jewell shopped in Steubenville. Roy Welday returned home after a hunting trip noting scarce game but rabbits and ground mice prevalent.
The Atkinson family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and Mr D F Coe the undertaker for kindness and sympathy after the death of their son and brother.
Tracie E. Anderson sues Even E. Anderson in the Jefferson County Court of Common Pleas seeking a divorce and restoration to maiden name on grounds of gross neglect. Defendant, residing unknown, must answer by January 25, 1908 or the case proceeds to hearing. Attorney W. C. Brown represents the plaintiff.
Notice of appointment of receiver. David M. Brown named Receiver for M L Williams Coal & Coke Company. Creditors to file claims and debtors to pay promptly. Requests contracts be presented in detail at the receiver’s office 423 Market street Steubenville CO. Attorneys E E Erskine and Carl Smith represent the receiver.
Columbus reports after a two hour meeting Chairman Brown and officials plan to issue the call for the State Committee in January with the convention in February. Vorys travels to Washington to confer with Secretary Farrell upon return, as Taft faces a strong field. Opposition favors a late primary and convention location debates continue among Taft supporters.
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