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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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