Personal Gossipy Notes From Local Area Friday
A busy page of personal notices lists visitors and residents: Dr John Barroyne returns to Columbus, Oliver A L Waddle of Pingburg visits, Frank Markle and sister in Winteraville, and many others including Mrs Andrew Rehm and Rev W B Carr. School and church events follow with weddings, parties, travels and social calls across Cadiz, Wellsville, Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Dennison, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barroyne
Colmbus
Oliver AL ‘Waddle
Pingburg
Frank Markle
Winteravile
Harry Porsins
North Fourth Street
William Medil
Tiltonsville
Em Wilbur
James Archer
T. P. General Assembly
Richmond
Andrew Rehm
Wheeling
W. B Carr
Latrobe
Inland Creek Township
Milton Brown, Jr
Washington, D. C
Clifton Forge
Lula Brown
Dennison
D. J. Sinclair
Pitsburg
S. F. Leech
Reed's Mitts
Katie Ovington
Pittsburg
C. J. Hermon
Martin Avin
Thomas McCausland
Cleveland
C. J. McConnell
W. B. Goucher and
Toronto
Etta Gilkinson
Reeds Mills
Carnegie
C. F. Foulke
Manafield
Maude Brown
Allegheny
Ada Erwin
Clinton Street
Dora Johnson
Miss Campbell
Bertha Lewis
Wellsville
John Welch
Madison Avenue
T. W. McLain
T. A. Simmons
Park Casino
Jorge J. M. Cook
Judee Henry
Jol J. Wilson
V.L
Coshocton Yort
Hettie Harrison
Beaver Falls
Misa Fila Harrison
Jacob Porter
Frank Copeland
Mannfield
Rockhurst
Dillonvale
Floyd
Mabesetti Hu
Miss Ltd
Arening
Davia
North Street
Lorena Fowler
Mery Morton
Logan Street
Morton Howerter
Sele
W. B. Cavill
Nce Three
Second Presbyterian Church
West Market Street
Mra. Osterhouse
W. G. Shatwell
Chambersburg
Wilgon College
Gon Theo Th
Mise
Margaret M. Shotwell
Cadiz Sentinel
H. J. Mutton
John Wannemacher
Robinson
Dr. Floyd
Prof. Maurer
Jas Moses
T. A. Hammond
Ed Forbes
North Fouth Street
Homer
Finn Woods
G. Ed. Kendall
James
Mel Forbes
Misa Woods
Kite Stephens
Odock
Edna May Morton
Fred. M. Howerter
James Lawrence
Peart Gas Company
Coshoetom
Miserie Barig
North Seventh Street
Ken McKnight
Pittsburgy
Lucy Pryor
Ginal McIntyre
Mayme Welch
Irondale
Sadie Mackey
Spring Avenue
Witttanefralock
First
Presbyterian Church
Washington Street
Tueday
Jennie Palmer
Missionary’ Circle of the Christian Church
Alibanna
J. D. Fancher
Vic Chemical Co
Chicago
Herald-Star
M. P. McCann
W. H. Mays
Dock Street
Elvin Carson
Belevue
James Trotter
Venton Street
Wiliam Jones
Gladys
Smithfield
William Griffith
North Third Street
Lillian Grimes
Stella Huston
Washington
John McCracken
San Francisco
William Carnes
J. N. Carnes
Sixth Avenue
Sheridan
Joseph Buchanan
James J. Buchanan
A. J. Ralston
Frank McCracken
Sickler
Son
Mary Lodge
Charles Floto
New Comnerstown
W. Regula
Goldie May
Laura
Ed. Porter
Nettle Erskine
JH. Hibantbert
George W. Flannegan
Fayette City
Reese Jenkins
McKee
Eller Aldophus H. Edwards
Reorganized Church of Christ
Nolle Entered in Two Ohio Divorce and Embezzlement Cases
Jury commissioners completed their work placing names in the wheel and discharging. In Ohio vs Thos Barrett an embezzlement case the nolle was entered. Leona Wilburg and Bertram C Wilbur divorce granted for neglect of duty and her name restored to Pall Maintiff to recover costs from defendant. Rachel A Hoagland vs Wm F Hoagland dismissed with costs. Della Green vs John W Green divorce granted on willful absence with custody awarded to plaintiff and costs to be paid by defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Thos . Barrett
Leona Wilburg
Bertram C. Wilbur
Rachel A. Hoagland
F Hoagland
Della Green
John W. Green
Alimony Suit Filed by Mary Fisens Against Harry Piseny
Mary Fisens sues Harry S. Piseny for alimony alleging extreme cruelty and abuse since their marriage on March 25 1896 in Baltimore. She says he beat her locked up clothing took her sewing machine and $150 earnings, hindered provisioning and harmed her health. Assets including National Exchange Bank money and Fast Springfield Telephone Co stock are attached. An injunction is sought to stop disposals encumbrances. Erskine and Smith represent her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fisens
Harry S. Piseny
Baltimore
East Springfield
National Exchange Bank
Fast Springfield Telephone Co
Erskine
Glen Run Mine Starts Nonunion Labor In Rush Run
Long Run reports fifty men ordered in by union officials to clean up in hope of settling the Columbus dispute. Glenn Run Coal Co resumes one machine operation at Rush Run with guards, 17 to 30 workers, and 10 coal cars moving. Bradley mine expected to start next. Nonunion tensions rise with guards, deserters, and legal action looming as Smithfield and Bradley areas brace for further developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Run
Coumbus
Glenn Run
Bradley
Rush Wan
Glen's Run No. 2
Plum Run
Glen Run Coal Company
Stend Pat
Ohio
Rush Run
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Phim Run
Cleveland
T. B. Young
Bradey Mine
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Stuithield
Smithfield
Smithfeld
Winchesters
Ralph PD. Cohen
Yum Run
Delivery Wagon Accident Injures Two Boys on Slack Street
Frank Shanley, driver of the delivery wagon for S. C. Selah, was found with two broken ribs after the wagon overturned at the head of Slack Street Hill on Saturday evening. A companion suffered cuts and bruises in the same incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darry Royland
Young Shanle
Harry Royland
Young
Shanley
South Fifth Street
Slack Street
Barclay Tanner
New Ball Park
Tanner
Samuel Wolf
Scio
Colliers Yard
Walker
Perry Stewart
Amsterdam
Ohlers
S. C. Selah
Frank Shanley
Picnic to celebrate Independence Day by G A R and U S W V
G A R and U S W V Stanton Post and Fort Steuben Camp appoint joint committees for a grand Independence Day picnic at Altamont park. Maxwell chairs, Blackhurtt secretary. subcommittees cover amusements refreshments printing finance decorations. Meeting set for June 7 at Freudenberger office. veterans and lovers of Old Glory invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
W. V
Freudenberger’s Offce
Altamont Park
B. H. Maxwell
J. C. Blackhurtt
Bert Aldredge
J. T. Stewart
L. E
Disorderly House Fines and Warrants in Canton
The Canton workhouse today processed Della McDonald and Jimmie Hanson for fines of 20 and 25 dollars after disorderly conduct with a dog incident and vagrancy respectively. Patrick Patkovich was fined 26 dollars for promiscuous shooting at a Slavish boarding house, while Jimmie Quinn paid 10 dollars for smuggling whiskey to female prisoners. Harris, proprietor of the Ennterprise lalor, faced a 50 dollar fine for running a disorderly house with four female residents paying 15 dollars each. authorities ordered removal of the women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della McDonald
Blue
Jimmie Hanson
Canton
Mc Donald
Church Street
Hanich
Birdel Patkovich
Jimmie Quinn
Bids Opened for Sewer Work by Board of Public Service
Bids opened for Seventh Street and Alley D sewer projects. Details list labor rates for various pipe sizes, catch basins, manholes, and pipe bids from Central Supply Co and Ohio Plaster & Supply Co, including pricing for firsts seconds specials and different fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public” Service
Seventh Street
J. O. Bates
R. T. McConnell
Ferry & Sons
Alley D
Bates
W. A. Aikman
Ferry
Central Supply Co
Ohio Plaster & Supply. Co
Diamonds Belonging to Mabel Wind Recovered
East Liverpool authorities pursue William Banks on charges of stealing jewels from Mabel Wind, a Steubenville woman who died of morphine overdose. Banks fled toward Pittsburg via Pan Handle, eluding police at East Liverpool and Chester, leaving behind a ring and ear rings given to C Walker, who surrendered them to the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
William Banks
Mabel Wind
Steubenville
Chester
New Cumberland Junction
Pittsburg
Banks
Second Street
J. K. Harris
MecDermott
Arlington Cafe
Broadway
Zimmerman
New Cumberland Division
Wheeling
Pan Handle Road
Pittstore
Arlington
Liverpool
C. Walker
Walker
Clifford Dawgon
Quarterly Meeting Appointments Listed by Presiding Elder
Presiding Elder C. E. Manchester announced fourth quarter appointments with dates and locations including Richmond Circlegreen Wintersville and Toronto Second Church New Somerset Mingo Junction Salineville Harlem Springs and others. The Pittsburg Christian Advocate notes Steubenville district attendance and activity with W E Fetch at Mingo Junction leading a Hungarian class and parsonage improvements plus a Salem Wast Springfield charge reopening May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Manchester
Richmond
Circlegreen
Wintersville
Finley
Toronto
New Somerset
Mingo Junction
George's Run
Empire
Salineville
Irondale
Harlem Springs
Bergholz
Bloomingdale
Smithfield
Martin’s Ferry
Tiltonville
First
East Liverpool
Erie Street
Bridgeport
Salem
Springfield
J. F. Rankin
A Mnehester
Moore Elected at Bellaire Meeting to Succeed Fuhr
Knights of Pythias in Bellaire held a large meeting to elect a colonel for the Eleventh Regiment Uniform Bank after H C Fuhr resigned to tend to Wheeling business. J A Moore of Martins Ferry won the ballot to fill the vacancy amid routine post vote business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Bellaire
Wvniform Bank
H. C. Fuhr
Wheeling
J. A. Moore
Martins Ferry
Executor's Sale of Real Estate in Wintersville Ohio
Executor David H England will offer for sale by public auction on June 30 1906 at 2 pm on the premises in Wintersville Jefferson County Ohio lotNo 23 on the town plat with eight feet front and 18 feet depth off the northwest corner of the lot appraised at 300 dollars Terms cash执行者 DAVID H ENGLAND 执行人遗嘱执行人与律师 J W JORDAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Ohio
Wintersville
Jefferson
State of
David H. England
Isaiah Winters
J. W. Jordan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Morton
J. A. Ubiwan
Hamline M. FE. Churen
John Orr's Lots
R. C. Howerter
Market Street
Selo
Rena Crawford
Niagara Falls
Mayme and
Saliie Morton
Cambridge
J. M. Leopold
Jackson A. Bell
Alex Dunbar
James P. Harrison
Sam RR. Wilkinson
Youngstown
F. H. Kendall
Painesville
Jennie B. George
F. D. Blackburn
Atlantic City
Eeling
Margaret Rodgera
Colliers
W. Va
GT. Ewing
Alice McCleary
Dwight Coble
Cobte
William Walter
Hoya
Walter
William Helms
B. H. Sprague
New Philadelphia
Denniaon Paragraph
Helen Harden
Wellsbets
Mire Grace Hammond
Elke
Misa Dorothy Miller
Wellaburs
Helen Miller
Myde Henderson
Clay Salmon
Old Yellow Creek
Beth M. Forbes
Connellaville
George Humbert
Cartwright
Ethel Werk
Hazel Remick
Statereville
Annis Barron
South Fourth Street
JH. Hatcilton
George Sterling
Bowerstown
Vial
Emma Huine
Mary McCaffrey
George Lipphardt
Wheting Traction Company
Mrs. Ni
Cincinnati
Pittehbure
Virginia
Fred S. Becker
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ralph Barden
Mercersburg Academy
Ralph
St. Louis
Lorinda Wilkins
Columbus Bay
Powers Ig
J. Morrison
Baltix Griesinger
W. F. Lewis
Stithfeld
Banily
South Eighth Street
Mamie Sage
Howard Shanks
Minnesota
Wisconsin
S. A. Weilera
Zanesville
Mise McCracken
Lottie Riley
Columbus
Will Riley
IO § U
Flora Hoff
Ross Cozle
South Seventh Street
Virgie Baltimore
Eliza Jacobs
Simpson M
Morefield
Madge McClinton
Mary
Henrietta Hill
Washington, Pa
Misses Hill
Miss McClinton
Miss Agnes
A. W. Mereland
North Fifth Street
Willian Carnes
Crafton
Jane Fowler
Belle McGill
Iulda Johnson
Mary Duval
Claide
Anta Dazell
Will Hall
Ceorge Metford
Hale Matthews
Sam Weiss
Frank Adams
Howard Johnson
Walter Foster
Ray Patterson
Charley Gullett
Wellsboro
Altamont
Steubenville High School
Airy Altamont
Mies Enna Dickson
H. H. Hill
KB. BE. Erskine
Cadiz
Fred Quesney
Howard Joyce
C. A. Parr
Charles Cartwright
Bis Brother
Thomas Gilchrist
Wells Town
Aikens Mansfeld
Thos. Sinfield
Means
Herald Star
J. A. Tipnett
Mildred
Tda
Cora Richardson
Ingo
Ivor Jones
Fellanebee
Tlattie Ewing
Michael Powers
North Sixth Street
Efe Martin
Sumiay
Misa Plorence Maxwell
G. G. Firh
Kirker
Bellevue
Edward Jones
Allephony
Narey Reed
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Sylvia Wilson
Somerset
Eliza Erekine
Laura Javett
George Corring
South Sixth Street
Wheellys
Allen Kane
M. Galvin
Nolle
Tom Bar
Glen Run
Slack Street Hill
W.V
Tees
Della M'Donald
James Hanson
Mabel
Wm. Banks
East
Presiding Elder
Manchester
Moore
REGI
Ment
Col. H. C. Fuhr