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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1909

Page

3

Correspondence from Fairfield and local notes

J dL Kirk left for Chicago Monday. J W Robinson was in Richmond on business Monday. Mrs George Maple returned from Abergholz where her daughter, very ill, is recovering. Miss Blanche Hill called in Fairfield Wednesday. Mrs Martha Culp's three youngest children have been very sick with grip.

Fairfield J. dL. Kirk Chicago J . W. Robinson Richmond George Maple Abergholz Blanche Hill Martha Culp

Barber's Hollow Pie Social Plans and Local Visiting

In Barber's Hollow the community enjoyed a literary Society gathering at Skelleys one evening last week. Lilly Scott Emma Andrews attended Wintersville church meetings Tuesday. Belle Ada Mary Wright and Clara Borman visited J A McCoy family. A pie social is planned at Bantam Ridge schoolhouse with pies judged by quality. select few prepare invitations. Cora Andrews visited the city. Lilly Scott visited Mrs Dora Allen.

Barber’s Hollow Skelleys Lilly Scott Emma Andrews Wintersville Belle Ada Mary Wright Clara Borman J. A. McCoy Bantam Ridge Cora Andrews Dora Allen

Bantam Ridge visits and local notices blend in county scene

F M Houston and Will Carson were city visitors Saturday. Several residents, including Mrs J S Bowers of Columbus and Miss Mildred Scott, were seen visiting relatives and attending events in Richmond and Fair Play. The community notes drift through travels, school visits, illness, and local industry as Blackburns drill a gas well on the Scott farm and mourners gather for Mrs Charles Smith’s funeral at Reed’s Mills.

Bantam Ridge F. M. Houston Will Carson George’ McBoy Freeher Vern Wintersville J. S. Bowers Columbus Eens McElroy Fredilen Richmond E. D. Warren Evelyn Marian Flay Mildred Scott Fair Play Mary Wright Clara Boema Miss Vs. EthcCoy D. L. Buchanan Little Se Noel Leech Hom Sie Thompain Stoney Blackburn Brothers Scott Farm F. W. Houston Charles Smith Reeds Mills Emma Andrews Lilly Scott Richmond Institute Steubenville Ross Warreen James Ryan Missouri Mes. G. Nurnette Taylor Floyd Cory Richmond Carl Crawford

Awaken the Liver with Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills

The advertisement claims a sluggish liver causes coated tongue biliousness indigestion and constipation with alternating diarrhea. It promises relief after using Dr. A W Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills and a few weeks of use as a liver regulator. Includes testimonial from Z M Taycor Port Chester Md and pricing of 25 cents a box. Sold by Steubenville Drug Co and Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.

A. W. Chase Z. M. Taycor Port Chester Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo N. Y Steubenville Drug Co

Scott's Emulsion Promises Blood Enrichment Cure

An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a blood enriching fat producing food medicine for anaemia. It claims to strengthen and build the entire system, aiding anaemic girls, thin boys, and enfeebled mothers, with a sample offered free from Scott & Bowne at 40g Pearl St New York.

Scott Scott & Bowne Pearl St New York

Bantam Ridge Pie Social Promises Local Fun

George Leech plans trapping near the tunnel for weeks. Allen of an oil company spent time in Pittsburg. Jay SW returns home to La Belle View after visiting Reed family. Vern McElroy regains health and resumes work next week. George Rinnehart and sister Elizabeth visit father. A picnical to be held at Bantam Ridge invites everyone as the Bantam Ridge girls bake secretive pies.

George Leech Tawerd Allen Thee Oil Company Pittsburg Jay SW la Belle View Reed Vern. McElroy George Rinnehart Elizabeth Bantam Ridge

Bergholz Sickness Closes Meeting and Schools

A Bergholz report notes widespread illness including sore throat and grippe. The M E Church meeting closed due to sickness. schools are temporarily closed for scarlet fever. Local residents report hospital stays, births, deaths, and travel, including Miss Fetty visiting Amsterdam and Miss Davis’ pneumonia death.

M. E. Church Hughzart Irwin Anderson Richmond William Polen Rob Sponseller William McConahey Fernwood McConahey Smith Maggie Twaddle New Castle Newlett Foster Gingleman Canton Hospital Robert Shields Pleasant City Rev. Work U.P. Church Scarlitina Fetty California Amsterdam Bergholz Elizabeth Johnson Canton Charles Paisley Oklahoma Teo Scarletina Davis

A E Stringer Auctioneer Announces Services

A E Stringer of Adena Ohio promotes livestock and general auctioneering with sales on reasonable terms. Independent plane number 78H noted.

A. E. Stringer Adena Ohio

Clare Vaughn Wales Concert in Bloomfield Friday Eve

Bloomfield notes announce the Clare Vaughn Wales Concert Co visit Friday evening January 29. Obituaries and local notices include the funeral of Henry Ralston and the death of Blanche Gorutchy, with families grieving and neighbors offering sympathy.

Ralston Death Remains Noted At Bloomingdale Ohio

Henry McGowan and Ralston family details mark obituary notes from Bloomingdale Ohio. Henry McGowan reports that Ralston, born March 16 1833, died January 22 1900 after 38 days illness. Surviving spouses include Helen Ann McNary and Mary Vorhes with children William B and Mrs Lida Crabb. Brothers and sisters listed include Lewis California and Nancy Coulter among others. Funeral held January 25 with services at Mount Moriah Baptist Church led by Rev Cunningham.

Harlem Springs Py Haber Henry McGowan Ralston Andrew Frances Hesser Ralston West Huan Ann McNary McNary J. Yy Weeegs Robert He Ralston Holly Cal Mary Vorhes William B Lida’ Ralston Crabb Bloomingdale Ohio Lewis California Tain C Steubenville Nancy J. Coulter Catharine Tharp Martinsburg Mary E. Copeland Town The Baptist Church Mt. Moriah Andrew Ralston Afdr General Washington Baptist Church of Mount Moriah Cunningham

Reed's Mills Social Notes and Local Visits

Mrs. James Bowers spent a few days in the city as guest of her daughter Mrs. Marion Shafer. Mrs. T. J. McCoy is slowly improving after a serious illness. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Buchanan and son John of Bergholz visit Mrs. Leech. Skating rink progress noted with Vernon McElroy George Chalfant Lillian Scott and Samuel Johnson. The Call family of Follansbee visit T. J. McCoy. Many locals attend the Institute at Richmond on Thursday evening.

Lillian Scott Samuel Johnson F. J. Call Atina Zora Freeda Follansbee T. J. McCoy Richmond

Cresswell Society and Local Snippets News

Mrs E J Brabston visited Steubenville Friday. Miss Effie Quillin returns to Dennison for winter. Willow Grove Literary Society meets next Friday with Miss McMasters. August Beir of Dennison seen on the streets. Death of Mrs Charles Smith of Reed’s Mills. funeral Monday at 10 and burial in Two Ridge cemetery. Farmers Institute attendees from Richmond on the 20th and 21st. Crawford, McMasters and Frank Summers went coon hunting. dog off track. James Wherry to Columbus on business. Bantam Ridge youths attend Literary Tuesday night and lost their sled half way home. Steubenville friends visited Ferguson family. M A Nelsons called on Mrs H S Peters. Levi Hisam slowly improving from illness.

Bloomfield Clare Vaughn Dennison Emmett. Latcas W. O. Dungan Wesley Baxter Hopedale Wayne Township Robert Ferguson Chas. N. Megrail James Speer Mary E. Laylander Mary Maxwell Lemuel Whitten Smithfield Jennie Merryman Chas, D. Simeral Steubenville Harriet Simeral George E. Weech Reed’s Mills Wm. H. Parks Place Alva Parks Place Union Grove Frank Hoobler East Liverpool High Street Otis Blackburn Jewett Chas. Mather James R. Blackburn Mary Porter Major Crawford Henry Ralston Cunningham Pias Bert Gorsuch Blanche McNary Ralston Chicago Pike Roads Amanda Cole Alatha Cole Maggie Cole Amelia Moore Fair Oaks Villa Cuyahoga E .J.brabston Effie. Quillin Willow Grove Two Ridge Farmers’ Institute of Richmond Crawford, McMasters Frank Summers James Wherry Columbus Bantam Ridge Ferguson M. A. Nelson S. Peters Levi Hisam

Smithfield notes on church revival and local moves

Mrs Logan tends her Missouri bound mother as Methodist Protestant closes revival. M E Church reports a thriving revival. Sweeney relocates to Brat ey. Wood moves to Purviance house on Maple. John Smith funeral draws crowds. sleighing fades. Farmers Institute set for Feb 1 2 in skating rink. various local happenings and concerns noted.

Smithfield Logan Missouri Methodist Protestant Church M. E. Church Sweeney Bratey Frank Wood F. Lh. Purviance Maple Avenue John Smith Black Cadiz Farmers’ Institute Bradley Storie Run Io Smithfeld Station Ford Lenniken

Miss Eva Grove Weds W Gardner Jan 28 in Scio

Miss Eva Grove and Mr. W Gardner to marry January 28. reception at Rev Gook home after visit by Jon Kimmel in Scio. guests Frank and Mrs Grove Cadiz and Arbaughs. rug presented to couple. Also notes Joseph McMillen to Marietta to study with Prof Men. M E church revival with twelve conversions.

Harper Unionport M. E. Church Jewett James Harriman C. E. Shober Canton A. Speer Sherman Hennis Bolivar

Death Notice for Mrs. Charles Smith of Reeds Mills

It was with regret we learned of the death of Mrs. Charles Smith of Reeds Mills. She was raised near Ping Grove church and was a daughter of the late Edwin Wallace of Irondale. Various local notices mention Farmery Institute attendance, Hammondsville visit, muddy roads, and community happenings including births and moves in nearby towns.

Charles Smith Reeds Mills J. Hi. Lawrence Rondale Wat* Carson H. 8. McGrail Richmond Rea

Kemps Balsam advertised cure claims

An 19th century ad touts Kemps Balsam as a cure for coughs colds bronchitis grip asthma and consumption in early stages. It asserts the remedy contains no alcohol opium morphine or other narcotics poisonous or harmful drugs.

Administrator's Notice of Appointment for Wille J. Galbraith

An administrator is appointed and qualified for the estate of Wille J. Galbraith of Steubenii Township Jefferson county Ohio. Dated January 25 1908. John G. Gilbraith signs with Attorney Fred M Coleman. January 29 31w.

Wille J. Galbraith Steubenii Jefferson Cormlty Ohio Suneaty John G. Gilbraith Fred M. Coleman

Administratrix's Notice for Elisha Lewis Estate in Warren Ohio

The undersigned Elizabeth Lewis is appointed administratrix of the estate of Elisha Lewis deceased of Warren township Jefferson county Ohio. Dated January 28 1909. H Mckee attorney is named for the proceedings.

Elisha Lewis Warren Township Jefferson County Ohi Elizabeth Lewis Tohun H. McKee

For Sale Fine 73 Acre Farm Near Richmond Ohio

Estate sale notice offers a 73 acre farm in Jefferson county near Richmond with good soil and water, seven room two story frame house, bank barn 70 by 40, outbuildings, orchards, limestone, timber, near pike and rural delivery. Phone line and surveyed trolley line nearby with markets schools and churches. Reasonable price and terms to settle the estate of H D Gordon hantins Station Pa battw.

Richmond Jefferson County Ohio Pike H. D. Gordon Hantins Station

Modern dishwashers promise labor saving and gentler care

The article argues dishwashers relieve tedious kitchen cleanup and protect hands from scalding. It notes many women sacrifice dresses to hire help and warns against older machines. Features include galvanized iron cylinders, a fitted basket, boiling water rinse, and simple crank operation. It emphasizes cleaning up before washing and careful scraping to avoid sink clogs.

Sand soap and brush to ease dishwashing

A printed household tip advises keeping a half bar of coarse sand soap within reach for right handed dishwashers. Rub the soap on the bottom and inside of all saucepans, then scrub with a higher placed five cent sink brush. Regular use of sand soap and a special brush is said to lessen the dislike of washing pots and pans. An occasional dip of the pan brush on the soap cake removes grease residuals.

Christmas Cake Recipe From Historic Instructions

A historical bake reads as a fruit cake method using 1½ pounds each of butter and sugar creamed with 12 eggs, molasses spices and nuts, brandy, and a long slow bake. It yields three large loaves to age in a cool jar, keeping for a year.

Cheap Doughnut Recipe From An Old Passed Page

Simple cruiser doughnuts recipe from an old cookbook style page. Mix sugar egg butter and milk with flour baking powder and salt until dough forms. Roll out cut shapes, fry in hot lard and drain. Roll hot doughnuts in sugar for serving.

Baked Apple Pudding Recipe from Simple Pantry

A simple inexpensive bake using one cup flour one egg one half cup milk half cup sugar one teaspoon baking powder two tablespoons butter and six sour apples. Cream butter and sugar then add egg and milk alternately with flour. Fold in vanilla then layer sliced apples with batter and bake twenty minutes.

Vinegar Biscuit Instruction from Vintage Recipe

A brief recipe describes mixing two quarts flour with lard or butter and 144 tablespoons vinegar to stir into the flour, adding lightly beaten eggs, and forming a stiff dough with warm water. Cut biscuits one inch thick and bake in a hot oven.

Pernna testimonial from St Louis patient restores health

Br Sylvester Br Smith of Granite Block St Louis writes that after months of illness the Peruna remedy cured his bronchial troubles and improved his health within three months, expressing gratitude for its restorative effect.

Sylvester SMITH Granite Block St. Louia Pernna

Sloan's Liniment for Horses Boosts Vet Reputation

Letters from ranchers and farmers praise Sloan's Liniment for curing Sweeney in horses, removing spavins, healing abscesses, and treating galls. Testimonials from A Resaca Texas, Lawrence Kansas, and Boston Massachusetts claim the remedy saves lives, improves stock, and warrants a free treatise from Dr. Bark S. Sloan.

Sweeney Sloan My. F Roberts Resaca

Mothers urged to keep Mother Gray's Powders for children

Mothers who value their child's welfare should keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children through the season. The product claims to ease colds fevers constipation itching disorders headaches and stomach troubles. Sold by all druggists.

Gray Zac Davy Subistittie A. Telal

Appointment of Executor of Will in Salem Township

The undersigned has been duly appointed executor and qualified as executor of the will of Samantha Forex, deceased, late of Salem Township, reference county. Dated this 7th day of January, with attorney Mart Jams listed as legal counsel.

Samantha Forex Salem Tewnebin Cunty Dana Oe M MM. Greber Jang

Executrix Notice of Appointment for Francia A. Pare

Court records show Catherine Hare Yt Oats as attorney announces the appointment of Natlee as executrix of the estate of Francia A. Pare, late of Steehenvite Jefferson County Ohio. Date shown is June 26, 1008.

Natlee Ander Stéenhenvité Jeterson County Ohl Fay Taneaee Catherine Hare

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