Personal notes and social events in Dennison area
The column lists numerous local residents and visitors including W. Cooper in Martin's Ferry, Mrs. Alfred Brown's hospital stay, Typhoid recovery of Walter Stout, trips by Mr. and Mrs. Stillwell, Frank Barcus, W. Patrick in town, and Willie Duffy's pneumonia. It also reports parties for Will Coburn, a birthday celebration for Thomas C. Anderson, a wedding of Salona Levata Lewis to George H. West, and social events at the homes of Mrs. Roy Hileman and others with guests, gifts, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Cooper
Martin's Ferry
Alfred Brown
North Ninth Street
Joesbeck
Sanders
Walter
G. L. Stout
William Stillwell
A. H
Leslie
Pittsburg
Louise Ely
Wellsville
Nellie Morgan
D. W. Bell
East Liverpool
Edwin Johnson
Church Street
Clara Carter
Coshocton
L. Stout
North Seventh Street
William, Robertson
Toronto
Charles Daniels
Ada Boyd
Miss Scharlotte
Ferry
Martin’s _ yest
Philip Scharlotte
W._F. Green
McDonald
George Painter
Cleveland
A. J. McCarty
Akron
Will Coburn
South Fifth Street
Roy Hileman
South Third Street
Marc Lagen
Wells High School
Dubuque
Lagen
Robinson
William I., Coburn
Frank McGinnis
Mr. Coburn
George M. Lewis
Dennison
Salona Levata
George H. West
Edrwin Kirby
Dennison M. E
Anderson
Myrtle Starr
Stant Jones
Geor Buchanan
Mr. Anderson
T His Nat aPad
Robert Anderson
Brilliant
Correspondence Club Social at Miss Call’s Country Home
The J. S. Club gathered Saturday evening January 19 1907 at Miss Elizabeth Call’s country home near Richmond. Windy weather did not hinder a delightful evening of parlor games and music followed by lunch. Members present included Miss Maud Rawlins Lena Fryer Harris Scott Helen Mc Lean Elizabeth Call and Mr Fred Thompson with guests John Clark John Thompson Frank Fryer Walter Purviance Pearl Owens Lota Scott Elmer Owens Katie Call Harry Scott and Harry Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S
Elizabeth Call
Richmond
Maud Rawlins
Lena Fryer
Harris Scott
Helen McLean
Fred Thompson
High water and wind disrupt Warrenton area
In Warrenton a severe high water event and strong wind produce rough river conditions. The river was too dangerous to row from town to the railroad and a bridge between town and the hill was swept away, prompting calls for a sturdy new bridge. Local residents note coal shortages and discuss social visits and a teacher’s return amid illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenton
C. H. Warnock
Warnock
Ohio
E. P. Tanley
Herbert
Marry Tanley
Margaret MacAdams
Bridgeport Ohio
Lucy Clow
Esther Bigger
Tiltonville
Sleigh Weather Hopes and Local Calamities In East Springfield
East Springfield anticipates a Friday evening snow on January 25 with a Lecture Course by Erickson and Rosani, a noted magician and juggler. Meantime several residents suffer grip while Carroll and Fd. Davidson recover at home. Oil drillers face tool-string entanglements hindering progress for weeks before a possible gusher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Bere
Erickson and
Rosani
Grip
Carroll
Davidson
Cresswell Social Notes Report Local Happenings
J G McMasters ill with typhoid fever reportedly improving. Squire McFerron and John Porter viewed the pike yesterday. Willow Grove Comedy Club plans an exhibition soon. Miss Mary McCoy Beth and Mr F W Carpenter hosted by M Quillen. Large crowd at Hayes Chapel prayer meeting Sunday night. Attendees included Im McCoy Jimmy Johnson Fred Allen George McElroy Verne McElroy Lee Andrews. Postal card water tower scene draws interest. Large crowd from Market Street attended the Cresswell entertainment in Bloomfield Saturday night. Mae Bates visited Mrs Ida Trimmer yesterday. Chas Harris visited the Bean Point west side Tuesday evening. Arthur McGough home for Brobston. E J Brobston busy as Miss Carrie Toddie resigns assistant ticket agent post. Flossie Bell to Steubenville Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresswell
J. G. McMasters
Squire McFerron
John Porter
Willow Grove
Mary McCoy
Elizabeth
F. W. Carpenter
M. Quillen
Hayes’ Chapel
Im McCoy
Jimmy Johnson
Fred Allen
George McElroy
Verne McElroy
Lee Andrews
Bloomfield
Market Street
E. J. Brobston
Carrie Toddie
Flossie Bell
Steubenville
Terre Haute Disaster Claims York Line Man
Sad news arrives that William H. Smith, son of Elizabeth Smith of York, is identified among Terre Haute Ind railroad wreck victims. Robb, long in poor health, dies at his son Cassius’s home near Hopedale. Teacher E F Wallace exposes students to measles. school likely closed. Miss Selina Francis visits Mrs Lavina Warren. J B Reynard visits Piney Fork. Bertha Rush at home. James Francis and wife visit his father Jos Francis. FE T Sutherland loses a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind. R. R
William H. Smith
Elizabeth Smith
As. Robb
Cassius
Hopedale
E. F. Wallace
Selina Francis
Lavina Warren
Sugar Grove Farm
J. B. Reynard
Piney Fork
Irondale water scare and revival meetings noted
Last Saturday high water threatened damage in Irondale with cellars flooded and families moving items higher. Church revival at MM E Church continues with eighteen altar kneelings, led by Rev. Peck and aided by Miss Hillman. Quarterly conference set for January 26 at 2 pm with communion Sunday evening and Dr. Manchester preaching both days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irondale
W. H. Nightingale
D. M. Tice
Eva Downer
East Liverpool
Helen Hartford
Margaret Poole
Gertrude Lawson
Lawrence
Salineville
C. C
Hillman
Bridgeport
Manchester
Crossing order execution issued in late court case
Judge Richards issued an execution directing the Sheriff to enforce a former crossing order. John Orr's Sons obtained a cognovit judgment in Common Pleas Court today against John Peckens and wife for $629, interest and costs. P. P. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Penna. Co
Richards
John Orr
Common Pleas Court
John Peckens
P. P. Lewis
Digestive aid advertisement faded in old paper
An aged ad copy touts Fat what you please and take a little Kodol for indigestion after meals. It digests what you eat and is sold by all druggists.
Millinery on Second Floor Offers Up-to-Date Hats
The department highlights fine workmanship and fashionable over hats. Shoppers are urged to choose a new spring hat here as the datest style, reflecting current trends and high quality.
Main Floor Display of Noted Corset Brands
Such well known makes as Kabo R G La Mar garite Nemo W B and Thompsons Corsets and Ferris Waists will be found here. These brands are thoroughly recommended and our aim is to always have a full assortment on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kabo
R. & G. la Margarite
W. B
Thompson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maud Reeder
Slack Street
Alice McLister
Elizabeth Dempsey
Lucinda Campbell
Katherine Dunn
Mingo
Ellen Coburn
Thomas Johnson
W. R. Johnson
Level
Margaret Johnson
George Mortimer
Mortimer
Edwin Arthur Kraft
St. Matthew's P. E. Church
Trinity
America
Kraft
W. FH. Chaney
G. W. Chaney
West Lafayette
Edith Eckfield
Chaney
Maynard, O
Rosa Zimbo
Dr. Selby
J. W. Rice
Uhrichsville
Wick
Youngstown
J. C. Kirkpatrick
C. F. Cattrell
York
Steuben
G. G. Gaston
Fourth Street
Suzbuchers
National Exchange Bank
ERN
Coco Oddo
Rouge
Havilands
Royal Doulton
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