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Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1906

Page

2

Brady Farm Well No 7 Flows 250 to 300 Barrels

Big strike reported at Brady Farm Brooke County near Wellsburg. Well No 7 on Demetrius Brady farm struck by Panther Oil Co flowed 250 barrels initially, then 300 barrels. New well on D S Jacob farm expected to yield even more. Nearby wells at Wellsburg not ready yet.

Demetrius Brady Brooke County Wellsburg Panther Oil Company D. $. Jacob Wellsburs

Damage suit for fifteen thousand dollars filed

Julius Nopper sues La Belle Iron Works for 15000 for injuries from a September 7 1903 incident. He was a brakeman whose left leg was mangled after a scrap buggy ran over it and fell under a car due to obstruction and poor track maintenance. Attorney P F Lewis represents Nopper.

Julius Nopper Smit la Belle Iron Works P. F. Lewis

PERSONALS: Local social notes and movements

Miss Frances Waddell attends a Pittsburg reception at her aunt's home. Miss Bessie Blake travels to Toronto due to her parents' illness. Local residents appear at courts, churches, and events including J. FP Church preacher at Second Presbyteriam, and Benj Cooper going to Butler for a church dedication program.

Frances Waddell Pittsburg Bessie Blake Tornto William Pigger Cadiz John A. Kitheart Helen Digger Petit Jury U.S. District Court Columbus Key T. H. Hanna J. FP Second Presbyterum St. C. Cohen Benj. Cooper Leech’s Grocery Butler, Pa New Lutheran Church

Local Readers Report Several Ill and Visiting Guests

Monday reports list Agent Polen from the Panhandle returning home after a Florida trip. A. G. Allisor is seriously ill at his North Stich street residence. Mrs. George Masters of Franklin avenue is very low with typhoid fever. Nelson Reed of Wheeling spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs. W. H. Stephenson of Richmond visits her daughter Mrs. Edward Lucas. Frank Hipkins of Martins Ferry spent Sunday with friends. Rev. N. B. Stewart of Scio is in town for a visit.

Peuchre Aughters Wall- Davis F. S. Maxwell J. T. Clark W. Crawford Persing Out of the Ciy Mrs. Jer Philadelphia Josephine Macfie London Coran Vernon Young Adena Waener Edward Wagner Esa Wheeling John White Scio Clair Woodbridge Carnegie Steel Co P. P. Lewis J. W. Miller Steubenville M. M. Winegardner Lancaster Ohio Fik Cambridge Iudge Cooke Minnie Louise Philling Pan Handle Railroad Harrison County J. J. Leowther Pittsburg Presbyterian Church Burgettstown Tle Butler Presbytery Hoad Dr. Calhoun Slamewood Avenue George Rowe Cadiz Hanera Form Moerenn Connellon Valley Abner L. Frazier St. Jehn's Episcopal Church Youngstown Florence Crittenden Thomas Winod Gene Dulith Woman's Foreign Missionary Society The U. P. Church W. B. Crawford West Market Street Agent Polen the Panhandle Florida A. G. Allisor North Stich Street George Masters Franklin Avenue Nelson Reed W. H. Stephenson Richmond Edward Lucas Frank Hipkins Martin's Ferry Rev. N. B. Stewart George S. Thomas Tom Ault Falk & O'Neal Caroline Dammer Charles Conroy Cherry Vale Kansas Dora HW Ogontz Mosaic George F. Patterser Los Angeles Philadelpha Myrtle Hayes W. Va Cty John Henry South Seventh Street Hida J. R. Steele North 4Th Street Brown Secens Albert Breitell Mingo Henry Bougher Will Brown Fred Tonopah Nevada Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies Second Presbyterian Church Gaither Annie McIntyre Greensburg Vern Trubey Wilkinsburg John M. Cook McClelland Wellsburg Maggie Briggs Maregie Lihott W. S. Walker Louise Chicago Emma A F. Burchfield Ada Burchfeld E. C. Hamilton China St. Stephen's Church Joseph Nicholson Carl Mildret New York City Mediterranean Germany Freidl Mildret C. Spence Igme Spence Samtel Fwing James Frazer Frank Huscroft West Market Stret Thomas Arthur Hammond Clara Clark Charles Leonard Steinrck North Fourth Street David G. McDonald Loretta Nicholson Ada Mansfield Long Wayne Township Elsie George Smith Stanton Boulevard WH. H. McFadden Apres Beall Harry Sharpneck Armour Co City Thomas Kenney New Cumberland Chester Church of the Sacred Hart Georgie Bower Val Emma Brown Ada Brown Springfield Wn. Brown Wmn. Bailey Norfolk Hilda James R. Steele Eamon Campbell Hagerman Bethany Lexington Mary Virginia Halford A. Wilson L. H. Cooper Wellsville Friends Effa L. Grimm W. M. Grimm Wellsville Wilbur Meaill Harry Hanna Columbus Mae Nicholls Barrettstown J. E. Polen

Funeral attendances and social notes fill city diary

City residents attended the funeral of George S. Thomas while Prof. Tom Ault postponed a December dance. Numerous visitors called on friends, weddings and engagements were announced, and local families welcomed newborns and travelers from Wheeling Cherry Vale Greensburg Pittsburgh and Chicago through a busy week of social activity and church events.

County Treasurer Extends Hours for December Tax Payments

The County Treasurer Charles L Foreman announces weekend and evening hours on December 15 and December 19 and 20 to accommodate taxpayers required by law to pay by December 26. The office will stay open Saturday afternoon and evening and on Wednesday and Thursday evenings.

Charles L. Foreman

Notice to Tax Payers in County Offices

Notice to taxpayers states that following a legislative change all county offices have altered the usual 30 day period after December 7. Taxes not paid by December 20 incur a 5 percent penalty. Taxpayers are urged to come in at once to avoid December rush. CHAS L FORMAN Treasurer.

Chas. L. Forman Treas

Kitchen Cabinet Special Christmas Offer

Advertises a white maple kitchen cabinet with two large linings for flour and sugar two drawers for cutlery and two sliding boards for chopping and baking. Top measures 26 by 42 inches. Regular price six dollars elsewhere, Christmas offer 3.98.

Aimple

Genuine McDougall Kitchen Cabinet Ad Claims Satisfaction

The ad touts McDougall Kitchen Cabinet as more satisfying than any carload of alternatives. It promises daily relief from house duties and kitchen tasks, urging readers to inspect the genuine McDougall. The message asserts exclusive agency rights.

McDougall

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