Personal notices of visits and summer outings in Steubenville
Saturday society notes list Mrs. Jesse Bickerstaff visiting Wheeling with friends, Lon Ralston joining a Zoar Steubenville outing, and T A L Thompson returning near Adena for Sunday with family. Various Misses attend vacations, visits in Hawkins's, West Jefferson Ohio, Washington, Atlantic City, Pittsburg, and Cleveland. Local residents entertain, travel to Chicago, Rich mond, Bloomfield, and Seton. Invites go out for a Wellsburg loggie’s dancing party on July 19 with Steubenville youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bickerstaff
Wheeling
Lon Ralston
Steubenville
Zoar
T. A. L. Thompson
Adena
Spen
Kit Kell
Maud Gamble
Hawkins’s
Lillian Snider
West Jeferson
Ohio
Bess Young
H. M. Levinson
Celia Evison
Cleveland
Walter Freese
Freese
Brieely
Fast Liverroal
Michael Geary
Frank Erickson
Chicago
Dot McCaffrey
Logan Street
Washington
Atlantic City
George W. Lightell
Bloomfield
Nettie Jarvis
Paris
Johnson Bartram
South Sixth Street
Pittsburg
Herald-Star
Mr. Urquhart
Helen Sulzbacher
Ross Parker
Pan Handle
Frank &. Low
Canada
Ethel Swearingen
Richmond
Maud Pracht
Grafton
W. Va
Nan Guilett
Wellsburg
Loggie
Samuel
Social season notes and local visits in Altamont and beyond
A roundup of social events with Miss Lillie Munker engagement news at Altamont July 12. Gifts shower and social supper accompany the event hosted by Ladies Union of First M. E. Church. Nearby gatherings include a May outing to Hermit Park for Miss Louise Basler and a tennis tea at Stixh avenue with tri color decor and Japanese lanterns. Residents such as Miss Gertrude Elliott, George Anderson, Urban Wolpert, and Mrs. James Gregg are noted with travels and visits to Cleveland, Zoar, and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altamont
Carrie Weyler
J. C. Larimore
Miss Wyler
New Philadelphia
Ladies’ Union
First
M. E. Church
G. B. Smith
Louise Basler
Detroit
Mich
Robert Barclay
H. W. Cooper
Hermit Park
Orville Benner
Columbus
Young Ladies’ Tennis Club
Stixh Avenue
George Anderson
Ragland
Gertrude Elliott
Fernwood
Urban Wolpert
North ‘Sixth Street
Zoar
Robert Wardle
Washington
Ray
Auxanna
James Gregg
Cleveland
George
Ray Rodgers
B. L. Joyce
South Fourth Street
Newark
Dr A W Chase's Ointment Cure Claim Ad
An advertisement promotes Dr A W Chase's Ointment as a certain cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles with a money back guarantee. Testimonial from Afr Casper Walton Indiana City claims relief after pile symptoms persisted until use. Also mentions Detchon's Mystic Cure for Rheumatism with testimonial from Dr H B Wettinger Indianapolis about quick relief. sold by Henderson Drug Co and Steubenville Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Casper Walton
Michigan City
Ind
A.W. Chase
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N.Y
H. B. Wettinger
Indianapolis
Detchon
Henderson Drug Co
Steubenville Drug Co
Loss of Power To Digest Food Heal Promises
An ad touts Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills as a remedy to restore digestion and build nerves, claiming they improve taste nerves, saliva flow, and gastric fluids while aiding overall vitality. Card notes Deca WW and 50 cent boxes, sold by J. C. Cope and the Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co. Buffalo N. Y.
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A. W. Chase
Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
J. C. Cope
Law Breakers Targeted as Prosector Vows Equal Justice
Prosecution heads for strike era unrest as guards are arrested on private warrants before Mayor Ralston on murder charges. Allegations center on Bradley and Adena incidents with miners and mine owners awaiting outcome. Separate talks in Canton and Jefferson County seek local rules under the Winder agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Ralston
Coal Company
Alban
Vorhees
Pradley
Bates
Adena
McPhillips
McLaughlin
Thomas Lewis
Samuel H. Weeks
Harry Dupray
Ithfield
Grand Dry
American Surety Company
Canton
United Mine Workers of Ohio
Columbus
William Green
Winder
Pergholz
Jefferson County
Perry Telow
Savage
Ohio & Pennsylvania Coal Company
Schofield
Ohio politics and the party’s leadership in Ohio
The Ohio State Journal denounces sensational Washington reports about Senator Dick and warns the Republican party to avoid boss-driven tactics. It calls for a genuine Republican victory and unity, rejecting any Florence Taft Harris or Dickens faction as leaders. It pledges to honor a true Republican captain who champions the common cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Dick
Republican Party of
Ohio
Washington
Dicken
Taft
Harris
Compmn
Ohio State Journal
The King of Blood Purifiers S S S Promotion
Purports S S S as the superior blood purifier and tonic. Describes safety, lack of minerals, and broad cures for rheumatism skin diseases scrofula and contagious blood poison. Endorsed by a Lebanon Pennsylvania reader with claims of family use and verified by a book offer.
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6Th St
Lebanon
P. H. Thompson
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