Local Notes and Events in Dennison Area
Owr Country Correspondence era. Friend was last Saturday shopping in the city Charles Harris made a dying trip to Dennison last Sunday. Charles Quillen will remain at home this week. Glazed the Famous Mig. East Chicago Ind. is here. It was on Thanksgiving day that said, “Come on boys, will have some real sport.” The fire was part of a tale about coon hunting and swamp pursuit. Charles Kuester baling hay for M. L. Cole this week. A Quillen was in Steubenville on important business. Miss Minnie and Lulu Bates shopped at Jewett Wednesday. Buy Christmas candies from James Wherry. Grangers plan to attend the Grange meeting in Wintersville Friday evening Dec 14. Charles Smith bought a McCormick corn hacker. James Bowers and wife visited their daughter Mrs. Schaffer. Henry Welday expected home for Christmas vacation. Many plan to attend the Farmers Institute in Bloomingdale Dec 8 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harris
Dennison
Charles Quillen
Chicago
Ind
Sprn
Frank Summers
Coon
Charles Kuester
M. L. Cole
Steubenville
R. T. Bates
Miss Minnie
Lulu Bates
Jewett
James Wherry
William Leech
Wintersville
Charles Smith
McCormick
McCullough Brothers
Fernwood
James Bowers
Schaffer
Henry Welday
S. A
Farmers’ Institute
Bloomingdale
Bloomfield
E. E. Mansfield
Ohio State Grange
Canton
Jefferson County
E. M. Brown
Kansas
Grace Limeral
S. J. Lightell
Town Hall
McMillan
Marietta
Otterbein Quartette
Westerville
Ohio
James Willemin
Mary Porter
Alex. Porter
Bloontem
Will Lightell
Jewell
Clara ‘Tipton
C. C. Pierce
Presbyterian Church
Yeasday
D. W. MacLeod
Eldredge
M. E. Church
BANTAM RIDGE COMMUNITY NOTES AND NAMES
G A McElroy visited J M Johnson last week. J W DeCoy attended Chapel service Sunday. William Carson came to town on business Saturday. Mildred Scott called on Unionport friends several days. Mrs L W McElroy of Minco visited her parents here Saturday. Mr and Mrs F Minston were city visitors. Margaret Wright lost a young horse last week. Mr and Mrs B L McClelland of Richmond road visited Mrs G W Burnette Sunday. H H Cae, ill, is improving. E D Warren and wife were in the city Tuesday. James Johnson called on the Ridges Tuesday night. The Two Ridges church lecture course is postponed to Saturday December 15. James Porter was a Fernwood visitor this week. Lizzie Wellay teaches a term with twenty three scholars in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. McElroy
J. M. Johnson
J. W. DeCoy
William Carson
Mildred Scott
Unionport
L. W. McElroy
Minco
F M.inston
Margaret Wright
B. L. McClelland
Richmond Road
G. W. Burnette
H. H. Cae
E. D. Warren
James Johnson
Ridges
Two Ridges
James Porter
Fernwood
Lizzie Wellay
Mt Moriah Ladies Missionary Meeting Notes
The Mt Moriah Ladies Missionary Society met at C W Cox's last Saturday with a fine program. Next meeting planned at W A s Riley and W A Bell's, while W Cole improves slowly and Joseph Dodds remains ill. Derryman and wife visited John Cole and sisters. Ina Woed visiting Lucy Thompson. Hunting season ends. butchering near completion. Mary Cole visited George Kitheart. Mrs Sam Tipton visiting her parents J W Cole. A missionary entertainment is planned for holidays. Mary Conneho attended cornfield school. home duties hindered by teacher illness. Beste Parks building a new barn. contractor Beste Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Moriah
Ladies’ Missionary Society
C. W. Cox
Ina Woed
Lucy Thompson
Jéwe't. Eea
Anic
Mary Cole
George Kitheart
Sam
Tipton
J. W. Coled
Reed's Mills Thanksgiving Guests and Local Visits
Robert Ferguson and wife spent Thanksgiving with daughter Mrs Edwin Cunninghat and family. Miss Hattie Essicks of Ellsworth Kansas visited William and George Leech and Wnt Gilkinson. Mrs Mollie Leech was called to Carnegie Pennsylvania for brother George Gilkinson's illness. Lizzie Patton and Fanny Gilkinson returned after visiting Floyd Hosterman family of Adena. Edward Beltz of the Pan Handle carpenter force spent time last week repairing the station platform. Stant Conkson and family were guests for part of the first week.
Local Notes From Towns And Visits
Circle Green. Miss Corda Walker visits at Willaim George's near Provo. G. W. Stewart was at Wattsville on business last week. Harry Kirk spent days at the Stock Show in Chicago. W. L. Hele was at Pergholz on M. M. Williams and Harry Rutledge carpenter at Wolf Run this week. William and Earl Rutiledes were at Steuberville on business Tuesday. David Elliott injures from a wagon fall. The Wolf Run mine loads three to four cars daily. H. V. McIntyre and Wilson Thomas at Bergholz on business Saturday.
Bloomfield notes and Christmas events in town
Bloomfield column reports a Christmas entertainment in the town hall on Monday December 24 with guests and delegates to state grange in Canton. It lists guests from nearby towns, local illness updates, school vacation, grange meetings, and the funeral of T. F. Reagan with tributes to his character.
Hazel Dell amid a busy farming week
Chas Smith shreds fodder for George Leech while Joseph McCullough and son bale hay for M. L. Cole G. L. Jew fi and T. W. Johnson using steam power. George C. Welday did business in town last Saturday and has a fast road horse. Jesse Narragan settled in his residence yet works in Stetbenville. Henry Schaub fully recovered from typhoid fever and returns to the Mt Pleasant glass factory. John Porter hauled pork to town and notes high taxes in Wayne. John Jewell recently went hunting big game. Christmas preparations begin in English fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Dell
Chas. Smith
George Leech
Joseph McCullough
M. L. Cole
G. L. Jewfi
T. W. Johnson
George C. Welday
Jesse Narragan
Stetbenville
Henry Schaub
Mt Pleasant
John Porter
Old Wayne
John Jewell
Dance notes and return plans from Annapolis
Miss Esa Felten attended the Bloomingdale dance and reported nine time. Some of our young men leave for Dennison next Monday. Everyone expects to see them back in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Esa Felten
Bloomingdale
Dennison
Christmas preparations and local gatherings in Unionport
After a short visit with her sister Unionport residents report wedding bells will ring around the holidays. Miss Eva Shields and Mr Low Masters dined with Miss Mary Ferrell. W M Swan moves into a new High street home. Howard Dye attended a Newburn party. Stores and post office prep for Christmas. The old oil derrick used as a summer swing now deserted with the cold. Miss Gertie Shields has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionport
Loys
Eva Shields
Low Masters
Mary Ferrell
W. M. Swan
High Street
Howard Dye
Newburn
Sumner
Gertie
Shields
Pine Grove Social Notes Hint at Local Moves
James Toot and family left for a new home near Mt. Union. John Billman of Chester W Va visited home folks. Mrs Wm Russell and Mrs Maple visit friends in Pittsburg. Harry Carson visits sister Mrs Jesse Hutson of Selem. Albert Billman returned from a week with friends. John and Frank Lowry left for Steubenville for business college. John Call and family moved into Ed Jackman’s former house. Mrs Ellen Call of Hammondsville spent last week with W Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove
James Toot
Mt. Union
John. Billman
Chester
W. Va
Wm. Russell
Maple
Pittsburg
Harry Carson
Jesse Hutson
Selem
Albert Billman
John
Frank Lowry
Steubenville
John Call
Ed. Jackman
Ellen Call
Hammondsville
W. Call
Quiet East Springfield Wedding at Two Ridges Parsonage
In East Springfield Miss Sarah Devare and Charles Newburn wed at the Two Ridges parsonage. The couple, both of this place, planned to settle on the old Newburn farm near Salem. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s parents home and guests included Myrtle Flenniken and Frank Devore among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Springfield
Two Ridges
Myrtle Flenniken
Mary Dui
Steubenville
Frank Devore
Carter
E. Flenniken
John Thompson
Richmond
Charles
Ben Hawkins
Eastern
A Unique Invitation Social at Woodman Hall
The Presbyterian Society of Tripetate invites the community to a social and supper at Woodman Hall on December 21. Enjoy diverse booths with foods from Japan, India, the Netherlands, and more, followed by ice cream and a time of prayer at seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian C.K. Soviety
Woodman Hall
Japan
Court Dismisses Claim Against Wagner In Bankruptcy Case
The Jefferson Supply Co trustee seeks back 200 dollars alleging a preference in a Wheeling bankruptcy. A Ramseyville creditor, Wagner, wins the verdict after jurors deliberated. Attorney Brown for plaintiff and Lewis for Wagner. Separate case: William B Fithen sues Glens Run Coal Company. appeal to Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Vail
Jefferson Supply Co
Edward Wagner
Wheeling
W. Va
Wagner
United States
Jefferson Supply Company
Ramseyville
W. C. Brown
William B._.Fithen
Glens Run Coal Company
Marriage Licenses Listed for Steubenville Area Couples
Edward Prosser and Emma L Behar To nto 5 hie after S Hankey eis Schall of Long Run Edward Gerke and Mary E Large of Ragland Jacob Gross and Mary Yakrike of Mingo Junction Thomas F Healey and Mary M Arnold of Steubenville William D Zilliott and Miss Bess Hodgson Roy R Shipman and Pearl Wright of Steubenville James E Mosbey and Emma M Speller of Steubenville Frank E Bonner and Mary E HMuntsberger of Steubenville Chas L Newburn and Sarah J De vore of East Springfield Asa McGrew and Bell Marshall of near Smithfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Prosser
Emma L. Behar
Nto
S. Hankey
Eis Schall
Long Run
Edward ©. Gerke
Mary E. Large
Ragland
Jacob Gross
Mary Yakrike
Mingo Junction
Thomas F. Healey
Mary M. Arnold
Steubenville
William D. Zilliott
Bess Hodgson
Roy R. Shipman
Pearl Wright
James E. Mosb
La Pelle Electrical Chief Janes Farrington Confined at Home
Janes Farrington, superintendent of the electrical department of La Pelle, is confined to his home due to an unspecified illness or condition. No further details are provided in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Farrington
The
la Pelle
Surprise Appointment to State Codifying Commission
Governor Harris announced the personnel of the State codifying commission. Appointees include Former Governor James Campbell from Hamilton Democrat and Judge Hiram Sibley of Marietta Republican, Secretary of State Lewis Laylhn of Norwalk Republican. The list, from 57 lawyers, drew support from both parties and the bar. E L Finney had hoped for a seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
James E. Campbell
Hamilton
Hiram L. Sibley
Marietta
Lewis Co. Laylhn
Norwalk
E. L. Finney
Administrator's Notice of Appointment for Estate of Cyrene A Freeman
Joseph B Doyle announces his appointment and qualification as administrator de bonis non with will annexed of Cyrene A Freeman deceased in Steubenville township Jefferson county Ohio. Dated December 13 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonce
de Bonis Non
Cyrene A. Freeman
Steubenville Township
Jefferson County
Ohio
Rossane Hale
Steubenville
Henry G. Hale
Jay S. Paisey
Mrs Abbie A Orr and daughter visit East Liverpool kin
Mrs Abbie A Orr and her daughter Miss Eleanor of East Liverpool returned home after staying as house guests with Mr James McGrew and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie A. Orr
Eleanor
East Liverpool
James McGrew
Timed terms of common pleas court 1906 to 1907
The article lists fixed Common Pleas Court terms for Guernsey Noble Belmont Tuscarawas Harrison Jefferson Morgan Muskingum counties in 1907 and assigns judges for each sub division. It notes start times nine o clock a m and identifies the supervising judge Alfred A Frazier with officials Kennedy Mackey Pollock Shotwell Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Noble County
Belmont County
Tuscarawas County
Harrison County
Jefferson County
Morgan County
Muskingum County
Edwin M. Kennedy
Justus H. Mackey
John Pol- Anek
Walter A, Shotwell
Rees G. Richards
Afred A. Frazier
G Richards
Lfred A Frazier
Nwin M. Kennedy
Justus M. Mackey
Walter G. Shotwell
John Pollock
Eighth Judicial District
Steubenville
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
State of
County of
Jefferson
Miners Strike at Connersville Mine Posts Standstill
About three hundred miners at the Connersville mine of the M A Vanna Goal Co remain out in a two week wage dispute. President Wetkins says the men stall their firms in demand while district officials prepare to meet with operators near Bellaire as Secretary McBride cannot assemble his committee. A settlement will be sought by a committee chosen under the scale for mining disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
M. A. Vanna Goal Co
Wetkins
Peffs
Bellaire
McBride
Watkins
Neff
Jefferson County Christian Endeavor Union Holds Convention
The Executive Committee met at First Presbyterian Church with President Rev. Frederick Evans presiding. Unfinished business was settled and new work outlined. Dr Clarke led emphasis on the Evangelistic campaign. A convention planned for Steubenville in April 1907 was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Christian Endeavor Union
First Presbyterian Church
Frederick Evans
Christian Endeavor
Clarke
Steubenville
Administratrix Notice of Appointment in Flat Rock Estate
Notice announces the appointment of Mary I Welshans as administratrix with the will annexed of Noah Welshins deceased late of Brilliant Wells township Jefferson county. Dated November 14 1906. Attorney Thomas S. Jones. Edward Voight of Pleasant Heights spent Wednesday in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Welshins
Brilliant
Wells Township
Jefferson County
Edward Voight
Pleasant Heights
Pittsburg
Smith Case Proceeds With New Trial On Burglary Charge
The Frank Smith burglary case, charged with Conley and Trotter in Greenburg's grocery theft, began slowly and enters a new trial with the same evidence. Lucinda White and her son Moses testified to seeing Smith near the shutters during the burglary while William Clarris said Smith claimed he was present with Conley and Trotter but not involved. The State seeks to use Smiths former trial testimony, a point resisted by the defense, Judge Richards will rule after considering the noon notes. Stenographer Pearce recounted Smiths prior testimony. Prosecutor Alban, aided by Hix May, faces defense Merryman and Mansfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Conley
Trotter
Greenburg
Smiths
Lucinda White
Moses
Smith
William Clarris
Conner
Songalore
Richards
Pearce
Alban 18
Hix May
Merryman and
Mansfeld
Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge in Ohio Court
John N Maple petitions to be discharged from all debts proven against his estate under bankruptcy acts. A hearing is set for December 14, 1906 in Columbus, with notices to creditors by mail and publication in The Herald Star. The order, signed by Judge Albert C Thompson, directs Creditor notices and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Maple
Albert C Thompson
District Court of the United States
Ohio
Steubenville
Jefferson
A. D
John Maple
Southern District
Columbus
Herald Star
Wellsburg Bethany Street Car Line Progress Update
Rush work on the Wellsburg and Bethany street car line aims to complete more of the project before winter. The line may not operate until May, though earlier estimates foresaw January startup. Rails and ties reach three miles east of Wellsburg with grading two miles beyond. foundation for the Buchanan hill power house is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsburg
Bethany Street
Schwertfeger Place
Saint
Buchanan Hill
Probate Court Notice and Administrator Appointments
Probate Court of Jefferson County schedules hearings for December 20 1906 on accounts of Linn Minelli Bucey Lappin Warren Bechtel Peoples and others. Objections must be filed by date. Also notices appoint admins Rossane Hale George Arnold and Ora Smith. Rev John Richardson visited New Cumberland Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
James A. Linn
Julia C. Linn
Felice Minelli
Michael Minelli
George W. Bucey
Ollie Jane Bucey
William Lappin
Willard Lappin
Robert A. Warren
Richard D. Warren
Margaret Bechtel
Lucy Nicholson
Philip Peoples
Joseph Peoples
JR McCllary
John Richardson
New Cumberland
City
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R. Cowen
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Mt. Pleasant Township
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