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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1906

Page

8

Local Social Notes Chronicle Busy Week in Steubenville Empire

Friday, Carl Smith, Esq., visits home in Empire. Miss Mary Geary goes to St Francis hospital in Columbus for treatment. Several locals visit relatives in Wellsville and Renwood. Weddings, voyages, and engagements unfold among Dorrance, Hercher, and others. A mix of dinners, parties, and travels fills a daybook of Steubenville social life with named families, rail trips, and local ceremonies.

Carl Smith Empire Mary Geary St Francis Hospital Columbus Minnie Scheifert Wellsville Millsack Fox William Pelley Minga Renwood J. W. Davis L. M. Leopold Toledo John Gamble East Liverpool Wm. €. Forbes North Fifth Street C. FE. Cowry M. Alexander North Fourth Street Marie Kelis Leni Flote Rock Springs Marian Murphy West Market Street Philadelphe Atlantic City George H. Gailor Ross Street Mingo A. Ft. Brown Nelger and Brown Adelia Farnsworth Mallock Merle Wordsworth Hercher Herald-Star Gerard Hallock Rochester Heicher Chengel College Nagasake Japan San Francisco Catherine Grace Owings Toronto Thompson Heinman Holliday’s Cove Nell Chaytor Missea Margaret Ault Rena Lee Coxtonia Messrs. Heinman Austin Loyd New Cumberland Mise Eva Dunn Ard Mra Robert Dunn Wiliam M. Hannum Sa Hneville W. H. Dye Wellsville High School Sroom Salineville Irondale

Social Season Moves Through Almont and Beyond

A bustling social scene fills city life with dances and visits as Miss Mary Hill hosts guests from Toronto and Wheeling at Altamont while Miss Munker from New York enjoys Old Home week. Mrs. J. Brown of Cleveland entertains Steubenville, Wheeling and Philadelphia friends, and the Elks host a large Altamont dance with fifty couples. An engagement and wedding news ripple through Bellaire, including Miss Helen Sanders’s marriage to Dr. Clark Mertz and a Colorado-bound honeymoon.

Rigby East Liverpool Steubenville The Elks’ Dance Altamont North End Lewis Schwender Jacob Gesehwender Martin's Ferry Minnie Huff Wallsville Misa Chandler Arnn Arbor Mich Mary Murphy South Street Tide Lee Calfornia Washington State Emma McDonad North Fourth Street Washington, Pa Joseph Nicholson James Reynolds Stanton Park Ida Thompson Fernwood Wellsburg Margaret Mueller Barbara Emily Katee Madison Avenue Pillsboro Mildred Wells Etta Thompson Mingo Miss Thompson New Alexandria George Baxter John Cornelius Enna Fowler Wiliam Brady Brady Wolpert Jeanette Helen McGowan Cheat River Virginia Charles Steele Pittsburg Mya Eb.c. Crowther Bess Cleveland P. B. Mequillett Lakes Charles McConnell Bride Brazil Ind A.M Lyons Misa Bertha McMurray John Merryman Bloomfield J. H. Carr Cross Creek Henry Fach Fli Guyder Smithfield James Young Brilliant Joseph Copeland Fred Moses Cambridge Springs Edward Drummer Wheeling Frank May Philadelphia T. A. Whalen Wellsville Carrie Kennedy Richmond Henry Linderman John M. Arnold Cumberland Butler O. Bt. Ford Chicago Michigan J. M. Brown Rosa Loup Inna Sellers Nimmo South Seventh Street Mt. Clemens J. C. M. Floyd J Millen Robinson Altamont Park Besele Prince North Sixth Street Anna Johnson Zoar, O Milton Monroe Brown Rev C. D. White Zanesville Colored K. of P. Grand Lodge Maraueriia Marie Hoover Springfield Ohio Mary Hill South Fourth Street Stant Casey Nell Edwards Elizabeth Maxwell George Barrows Toronto Fik Lallie Munker New York Richard Mahen Lincoln Avenue Clevelad Harry Harris Mendolin Club Stroyer Ome West Market Street N. J. Stenger Jorma Lake Erie Avenue Huntagion W. Va Samuel Vanhorn Airy Altmont Nellsburg Will Flote Mise Marie Hutter Miss Marie Buckeye Tate Hill Belaire Ima Sanders Helen Clark Mertz Bellaire Sugar City Cal Colorado Sr. Mertz Suge H. N. Mertz Daisy Freudenberger Cincinnati Crescent Club Chelsea McMillan Fleasan Jill J. F. Elder Ada, O C. B. Mowry Venice Second Presbyterian Church Epworth League of Center Chay- 4d Castner’s Pew Barn Pleasant Fl Heatherville Arthur Powell Davidson Liverpool Ida Allison Means G. G. Gaston Anna Mary Orr

Busy Court Term Extends as August Proceeds

The term has run since last September with Judge Richards continually in court. Jurors are scarce as farmers toil at home, delaying proceedings. Richards plans to return to St. Clairsville next week to hold court there.

One Brother Arrest Sparks Affidavit Allegations in Toronto

Chas Pickering was detained in Toronto last night and jailed. His brother filed affidavits before Squire Love accusing him of carrying concealed weapons threatening to kill and using obscene language in the presence of females and others. No hearing has occurred yet.

Chas Pickering Toronto Squire Love

Boy Killed Jumping From Westbound Freight Train

Seventeen year old James Clark of Spring Avenue died after leaping from a moving Pan Handle freight near Gould's tunnel. He fell as the train descended the grade, his skull crushed and neck broken. witnesses and section men found him at the tunnel, later identified by friends and his family. Clark, an apprentice bricklayer for contractor James Coyne, was en route with companions to a local camp at Skelley's when the tragedy occurred. The body was taken to Mettenberger's Morgue. the town mourns a well liked youth.

James Clark Spring Avenue Gould’s Tunnel Young Clark Skelley’s Clark Mettenberger Second No. 20 James Bertha Clark Frederick William James Coyne Bayonne N. J

Dayton Journalist Samuel Flickinger Named Governor Secretary

Gov Harris appointed Samuel J Flickinger editor of the Dayton Journal as secretary to the governor. The move follows a long search and signals independence from factional ties. Flickinger will begin Monday, taking over from Houck, with other appointments including a trustee role at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors home in Sandusky.

Herald-Star Gov Harris Samuel J. Flickinger Dayton Ohio Soldiers and Sailors’ Home Sandusky R. B. Brown Zanesville Dayton Journal Flickinger Houck Foster, Campbell, McWinley and Bushnell Filekinger Lintner Ohio Ohio State Journal

Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples in Empire and Nearby Areas

A list of forthcoming marriage licenses includes Nicholas A. Phelan and Elizabeth Zephenfeld of Empire, Jacob Taylor and Lilian Sanders of Steubenville, Joseph J. Mosberger and Alice Smith of Brilliant, Oren L. Smith and Sallie E. Carpenter of Bloomfield, Simon F. P. Smail and Mary E. Wise of Toronto, J. Harper Cartile and Adda F. Roth of Amstentans, Percy R. Welsh and Bertha May Porter of Toronto, Walter Meinger and Nellie E. Leonhart of Steubenville, Charles Wae and Mary E. Gracy of Steuben, and Fred L. Feinger and Mildred T. Jones of Toronto.

Nicholas A. Phelan Elizabeth Zephenfeld Empire Jacob Taylor Lilian Sanders Steubenville Joseph J. Mosberger Alice Smith Brilliant Oren L. Smith Sallie EB. Carpenter Bloomfield Simon FP. Smail Mary E. Wise Toronto J. Harper Cartile Adda F. Roth Amstentans Percy R. Welsh Bertha May Porter Walter Meinger Nellie E. Leonhart Charlies Wae Mary EB. Gracey Steuben Fred L. Feinger Mildred T. Jones

Joint scale talks in Wheeling near agreement

The joint scale committee of Eastern Ohio miners and operators in Wheeling reports progress on most points but a gulf remains over machine mining rates and the tenone yardage method. Officials expressed optimism but noted the stubborn stance could delay a final agreement before week’s end.

Wheeling Ohio

No Evidence Found in Mumford Assault Hearing

Larry Mumford was discharged after a morning mayoral hearing on charges of criminally assaulting Mrs. Dollie Wilson. Wilson testified of the Sunday evening incident, but three other witnesses saw Mumford in Carter's yard with no outcry or contact with Wilson. The mayor ruled the evidence insufficient to hold him for assault or battery.

Larry Mumford Dollie Wilson Mumford Minford Carter

County report shows high totals for incorpor ated firms

The county auditor lists personal property returns from many incorporated companies, with large figures for banks, oil and coal firms, and manufacturing interests. Notable items include Steubenville and Toronto outfits, several Steubenville banks, and pipelines, with totals ranging into hundreds of thousands.

Reynolds O. & F. Caniscis Steubenville Bridge Co Tri-State Gag Co la Belle Ironworks I Steubenville Pottery Co Pope Tin Pilate Co Gnetene Coal & Mining Onie Valley Clay Co Steubenville Hardware & Supply Co Mt. Pleasant Beall & Steele Drug Co Union Deposit Bank Bergholz State Bank First National Bank Mingo Junction Dillon People’s Banking Co Amsterdam Peoples National Bank Amour Fede Eva Senses Smith- Mabocca Miners’ & Mechanics’ Bank Stenbinville Commercial National Bank Steubenville Bank of Toronto National Exchange Bank People’s National Bank Eastern Ohio Coal Co Buckeye Pipe Line Co Hickory Nut Oil & Gas Co Carnegie Steel Co Mingo Steubenville Furnace Standard OW Co Toronto Standard Oil Co Dillon- Wome Dillonvale Oil Co Irondale Oneal Coal Co Conn Fourdry Co Giafe of Co Ohio OF Co

SAD DEATH OF WELL KNOWN TORONTO CITIZEN FRED CARSTENSEN

Fred Carstensen of Torcento and former Steubenville resident died at Gill hospital on Saturday morning from appendicitis at 26. He had bowel ailments for eight years and underwent surgery too late. Born in Steubenville he lived in Toronto ten years and was married to Martha McKee. Survived by parents, sister Mrs. P. M. Foley, and brothers Harry and John. A cigar maker and trades union member, he also belonged to the Toronto volunteer fire department and was highly regarded by all who knew him.

St. Peter's Church Mary Bernard 11 Pullen John P. Friedman Constance Myers Hugh Fullen Brie Father Powers Fred Carstensien Torcento Steubenville Gill Hospital Toronto Carsten Dora Carstensen Martha McKee Trades Union

Crushed by Fall at Calumet Fire Clay Works

Thomas Cardula a 26 year old former Calumet Fire Clay Works employee died Thursday night after a cage in the elevator pit fell on him at the Toronto plant. Coroner Campbell held an inquest Friday. Cardula was a truckman moving green sewer pipe and his death was caused by the cage breaking rope and crashing down.

Thomas Cardula Calumet Fire Clay Works Toronto Campbell Cadrula

Farm for sale near Rush Run with multiple buildings

200 acre farm two miles from Rush Run station offers good land and full water supply. One six room house one 40 by 40 barn plus several houses and lots available. Sale could be in part or as a whole. Will sell all quickly. Contact B. W. Lewis Ray land R. F. D. No. 1. A dairy and stock farm included.

Rush Run Station B. W. Lewis Rayland R. F. D

Bribery Charge Against Emerson in Bostetter Case

Mrs Bostetter's attorney substantiates Emerson's statement denying offers of money to obtain parole for Cameron Bostetter. Ohio Penitentiary board ignores the charge as unfounded, while Emerson's allies hail the board's stance as vindication. Chester, hired to probe the matter, says he asked Emerson to speak with Secretary Cook about the stalled case.

Board of Managers Ohio Lawson E. Emerson Supreme Court Cameron Bostetter Farmer Kerr Emerson Chester Postetter Frank Cook Bostetter Cook

Sciatic Rheumatism Cured by Mystic Cure

Richmond VA wholesale druggist L Wagner reports a severe sciatic rheumatism attack that laid him up for two months. After doctors failed, Mystic Cure for Rheumatism cured him. He notes heard of fine results from others using the remedy.

L. Wagner Richmond

Ely's Liquid Cream Balm Atomizer Ad

Many suffer nasal catarrh find relief with an atomizer. Ely's Liquid Cream Balm is a liquid form of the familiar healing cream. No cocaine or dangerous drug. Soothes at once and promises cure. Available from druggists for 75 cents or by mail from Ely Bros New York.

Ely Ely Bros Warren Street New York

Notice to contractors for village sidewalk project Mt Pleasant Ohio

Sealed bids will be received by the Village Council of Mount Pleasant Ohio until noon on Monday July 9 1906 for labor and materials to build sidewalks and curbing on Union East South Concord Main Third and Market streets. Each bid must include full names of interested parties and a ten percent bid bond. Bids may be for work or materials or both with separate pricing. The council may reject any or all bids.

Mount Pleasant Ohio Union Street East Street South Street Concord Street Main Street Third Market Streets David S. Brooks Mt. Pleasant

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Lilian Holmes Cadiz Gould’s Flick GOVER Nalist Har OPER Hitch Dollie Wil Mony the Sewer Pipe Companies Fred Carstensen HOS Pital P. M. Foley Harry John Calumet Fire Thomas Cadrula Cor Oner Campbell Inquest
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