So Tight at Amsterdam as to Cause Trouble
Town marshal Crumbly enforces blue laws with stern order at Amsterdam council meeting. An ordinance restricts saloon hours to 7 pm, ends Sunday selling, and bans street loitering as streets and alleys are to be cleaned. Marshal begins Tuesday, with fines enforced and citizens noting strict enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Crumbly
John D. Hews
Railroand
John Lees
Davie & Harsh’s
Marshal Crumbly
Bergholz Petition Seeks Village Status for Bergholz
Citizens in Bergholz petition the County Commissioners to convert the hamlet into a village. A hearing is scheduled for August 4 to weighed pros and cons. The petition claims 1200 residents and names the proposed corporate territory. The document is signed by more than thirty electors. A wedding notice also appears for Marguerite Carson and Jesse Hateau on June 0, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clitizens
Berghole
Marguerite Kathleen Carson
Wm. Carson
Jease B. Hateau
Salem
Ohio
Wa. M. Kerr
Frondate
All Aboard for Europe with Anchor Line Travel Card
A feature touts a European trip via Anchor Line highlighting Scotland England and Ireland landmarks such as Edinburgh the Giant's Causeway and Blarney Castle. It promotes affordability for moderate incomes and notes new twin screw ships with enhanced service and passenger care. Free tour booklets available from Henderson Brothers New York agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Scotland
England
Ireland
Euch
Sia
Scotia
Robert Purns
Walter Scott
Edinburgh
Blarney Castle
Shandon
Killarney
Henderson Brothers
Broadway
New York
Executor's Notice of Appointment in Ohio Probate
The undersigned Barbara Fulton is duly appointed and qualified as executrix of the will of Samuel Fulton, deceased, late of Salem township Jefferson county Ohio. Dated this 8 day of June, 194.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Fulton
Salem Township
Jefferson County
Ohio
Barbara Fulton
Electric Storm Sparks Local Activity in Belly County
A heavy electric storm swept the county as J B McMasters and J B Baim & Bro led road work crews. Residents attended a Steubenville show, visits occurred across towns, and multiple locals VIPs and workers were noted from Richmond to Steubenville. A bridge site was eyed by the County Commissioners with optimism for future infrastructure.
Children’s day observed at M E Church Sunday
The community announces Children’s day at the M E Church this Sunday June 17. Fred Rees is recovering from mumps and several other mumps cases are reported in the area. Dr Pesier visited Pittsburg on professional business last week. Lizale Patton Reed’s Mill J Gitkineen and wife Maiden Lare Ed Warren and wife Bantam Ridge attended a Grange meeting Friday night. A number from the area attended Rev J Clark’s Memorial sermon May 27 at 2 p.m. Mr Barrett, recently ill, is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresswell
J. B. McMasters
J. B. Baim & Bro
Pike Road
Stewbenville
Arthur Purvyiance
Bonday
Howard Copeland
Jewett
Mise Emma Kirkpatrick
Mise May Batem
Fay Patterson
Pearl Jones
Dave Mikels
Andy Rawson
Blanche Nation
Emmet Burchficld
Anna Stricker
Richmond
Chefry
Peters
P. A. Bonebrake
Robert McClain
Mark Cole
Ralph
Er. Bowers
Temperance
Hays Chapel
L. W. May
Steubenville
Pasenger
S. M Coe
J. A. Crawford
Chicago
Sam Miser
Anna Friend
Mike Ratzenberger
New Washington, D
Jim Baim
Philbore
M. E
Fred Rees
Pesier
Pittsburg
Lizale Patton
Reed’s Mill
J. Gitkineen
Maiden Lare
Ed. Warren
Bantam Ridge
Grange
Reed's Mills funeral notices and family updates
The community reports the funeral of Miss Tempa Marsh at her home, Rev. Clark officiating, with interment at Two Ridges. Relatives from Carnegie attended. Elmer Gilkinson and wife visited A W Gilkinson and Dr J A Taylor. Mrs Leech went to Carnegie to care for Misella Gilkinson ill with typhoid. Miss Litgle Welday to teach Bantam Aidse next year. Matilda Jones learns of nephew Robert Coe's death after a lingering illness. Coe leaves daughter Mary and a son. he was married to Lille Jones formerly from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Leech
Carnegie
Misella Gilkinson
Misa Litgle Welday
Mise Matilda Jones
Robert Coe
Mary Coe
Misa Lille Jones
Crop wash reducing corn and grass stands in local fields
Heavy rains have improved most crops yet caused washouts in corn fields. Grass and wheat stands vary from heavy to light. Temperance Marsh funeral held Sunday at Two Ridges with interment there. Mrs Chester Blackburn of Washington PA visiting her mother in town. Charley Welday and Therence dined with Harry Cunningham family and attended a Christian Endeavor at Two Ridges. George Leech, our veteran, visited Hunter residence Friday. Frederick Schaub's parents visited him here before returning to Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Marsh
Two Ridges
Chester Blackburn
Washington
Ly Jewell
Charley Welday
Therence
Harry Cunningham
Uwo Ridges
George Leech
Metern Nimed
Hunter
Frederick Schaub
Tiffin
Ice cream festival and a town wedding in Bloomfield
Bloomfield hosts an ice cream festival at the town hall on the last Saturday in June. Grover Briscoe of Waverly and Mabel Rouse of New Alexandria were wed at the M. E. parsonage by Rev. Eldridge. Numerous visitors and local residents attend services, talks, and a busy schedule of visits at area churches and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Wolfe
J. M. Limeral
Rev. Eldredge
Clarington
Cale Daugherty
Bart Dougherty
Smithfield
Will Hoobler
J. P. Heavilin
Uhrichsville
L. R. Hale
Rachel Maxwell
Charles D. Simmeral
Steubenville
D. BE. Halstead
India
M. EB
U. P
Thekeesy
MacLeod
Presbyterian Church
Eldredge
Bloomingdale Grange
M. E
A. P. Hammond
K. A. Moore
New Somerset
Town Hall
Pauline Laito
Georgia Wallace
Mrytie
Ouanita Crabb
Mary Morton
Fragier
Echo
Edwin M. Crawford
Spley
McMullan
Selo College
Ollie
Bloomfield Peonie
Patterson Law
Margaret Grable
D. L
R. L. Buchanan
Unioroport
Harry S. Crabb
Hoomingdale
J. W. Blackburn
Donis
Manchester
Peter Blackburn
Baby
Primrose
G. L. Jewell
William H. Parks
J. & Wesday
Thomas Snodgrass
Creswell
S. J. Jones
George Harris
Mary
Jewett
J. W. Speer
Georgetown
C. Pierce
Newton Falls
Mary Anderson
East Springfield
Ross Gottschall
W. B. Simveral
John Parkinson
York
Clarence Burris
Faye Willemin
Carrie Cookson
Jacob Copeland
H. C. Willemin
Hopedale
Bloomfield
Charles N. Brown
Virginia Brown
New Cumberland
W. Va
Johan Rinker
Weems
Maude Dodds
Fernwood
Our Village
Centi
Local notes hint at surveys and travel plans in town
A fragment mentions McCorahn and Magsie Lucas marriage rumors and solo parties in town making survey arrangements to Carrollton. Clyde Cattiell and several boys plan to go to Pennsylvania this week to build 26 houses for the Bass Ohio Lumbers company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
McCorahn
Magsie Lucas
Carrollton
Clyde Cattielland
Pennsylvania
Bass Ohio Lumbers
Sunday Guests and Local Anxieties Across Brilliant and Plum Run
Sunday visitors include Mr Charles Shively and family in George's Run and Mrs A J Lime of Brilliant returning home. Miss Hazel Peck stays with Mrs Mary Brandice of Brilliant. Nore Dorsey’s illness brings a Ridge call to Bridgeport. Michael O'Brien of East Liverpool visits his wife's parents. Vice President Briggs travels to Plum Run and Smithfield then Steubenville to examine miners rights. The Plum Run ace is to be deployed despite soldiers' frightful display using rifles. observers note no intent to harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Run
Charles Shively
George’s Het
Will Shively
L. P. Dorsey
the Ridge
Bridgeport Ore
Nore Dorsey
Michael O'Brien
East Liverpool
Meeee
Ris
Bines
Mother
Babe
Ell Sechameborn
George's
A. J. Lime
Brilliant
Miss Haze
Peck
Mary Brandiase
Bell Brindley
Irene Linn
Prilliant
Briggs
The
Miner's
Plum Run
Smithfield
Steubenville
Erskine & Rodgers
United States Corporation
Services at Warrentown Postponed on Decoration Day
A postal card claimed authority to postpone services and the writer notes quiet conditions at present. The message mentions Decoration Day observances at Warrentown and references DP. C. Peck as signer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrentown
Wiom & Supposed
DP. C.peck
Mount Moriah Preaching Set for June Tenth
A brief local note lists a preaching event at Mount Moriah for June 10 in the morning and evening. The community recounts attendances at James Ralston’s funeral in Smithfield and mentions several residents and visitors, including Harry Bell and wife Kate, G W Ralston on a Rush Ren trip, and Mary Kitheart attending the funeral. Various neighbors are noted visiting, traveling, or shopping in Smithfield and Hopedale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Maxwell
Toronto
J. W. Manefield
Charlie Cox
Smithfield
Hettie Vorhees
Ann Jane Cole
Bloomfield
al. Vorhes
Pennsylvania
W. B. Cole
Will Bell
Lady Friend
Hopedale
Emerson Reed
Rev
R. F. Strickler
Gilkisons Return From Visit With Dr Gilkison
Mr and Mrs E J Gilkison returned yesterday from a delightful visit with Dr A W Gilkison of New Philadelphia in REEDS MILLS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeds Mills
E. J. Gilkison
A. W. Gilkison
New Philadelphia
Local Notices Narrate Illnesses and Visits in Bantam Ridge
The item records a typhoid illness of Miss Fafa Gilliiger near Carnegie Pennsylvania and funeral attendance for Miss Wakivest Maria. It notes visits by L F Beksx and wife of Carnegie to James Bower, and Miss Lizzie Melday set to teach Bantam Ridge school next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturnay James
F. Leech
Neal
Cnnegie
Fafa Gilliiger
L. F. Beksx
Carnegie
Wakivest Maria
Henry Newburn
Alliance Man- MisNike Hardesty
Sheridan, Pa
R. W. Davis
Steubenville
James Bower
Buchanan
Unionport
Bantam Ridge
Lizzie ‘Melday
Decoration day games and local visits in Amsterdam
Amsterdam reports a Decoration day game between Bergholz and Amsterdam ending 6 to 1. Mr David Stenger attended the circus in Alliance last Tuesday. Mrs Davis of Bergholz visited town last Wednesday. Wilkins Bros and others attended ball games in Piney Fork. Fire in Christopher Long's house caused no damage. Local residents including Rev Rutledge spoke to a large crowd and several visitors were noted from Kilgore and Bergholz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
David Stenger
Alliance
Bergholz
Davis
Wilkins Bros
Piney Fork
Herman Knox
George Miner
Tom Carson
Howard Woods
W. E. Russell
Minerva
Christopher Long
Second Street
John Howe
Charles Johnson, Esq
Rutledge
Maude Wickeman
Kilgore
Hattie Knox
Kérgholz
Local store owner travels for ads in countryside
Mr Sam Klein proprietor of Globe Clothing and Shoe was out in the country last Thursday doing advertising. The little daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Orin is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Klein
Globe Clothing and Shoe Store
Will Orin
Aia
Probate Court Notice of Final Accounts Hearing
Probate Court of Jefferson county schedules a hearing for June 30 1906 on final accounts filed in numerous estates including Fred A Stone administrator of Bartolomeo Antarelli and Mary Garbel William Campbell Nancy Clendenning Roderick Burriss John Cole Clara Dally George Moore Laughlin Dallas Jennie Lowery Frank Hale Barbara Fulton Moses Cole William Linton Carl H Smith Mary Hamilton Anna Hill Mary Axsomitas Robert Scott James Harrington with objections due by the date specified Judge J R McCleary presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Fred A. Stone
Bartolomeo Antarelli
Einar
William H. Campbell
Mary Garbel
John Cole
Nancy Clendenning
Roderick M. Burriss
Frank D. Carton
William M. Kerr
George D. Clark
Clara Dally
John W. Dally
George Moore
John Garrett Glasener
O Laughlin ‘Dallas, Jr
Edward Burnside
Jennie A. Lowery
William B. Lowery
Frank Hale
Edward Hale
Barbara Fulton
James A. Cleman
Moses . Cole
John T. Cole
William D. Linton
Perjamin Linton
Carl H. Smith
M. C. Leas
Mary C. Hamilton
William Amick, Jr
Anna P.’ Hill
Malon P. Hill
Mary Axsomitas
Denita Stebac
Robert J. Scott Et al
John Jacob Griesinger
James J Harrington
Abbie Harrington
J. R. McCleary
Large all wool Axminster rugs in Persian patterns
Large all wool Axminster rugs in 9 by 12 foot size with scroll and Persian patterns and new colorings. excellent wearing qualities for parlors and libraries at 22.50. Also Fine quality Tapestry Brussels room size rugs 9 by 32.6 inches with rich colorings, regularly 20.00 now 17.87. Shrivan reversible rugs 9 by 12 feet in Oriental colorings washed warranty 13.00 now 9.98. Velvet door rugs 27 by 45 inches with wool fringe in Persian floral designs at 1.30. Tapestry Brussels rugs 4 by 12 feet in floral and Persian patterns, 16.00 now 13.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Summer Wash Goods and Lawns For Summer Dresses
Arnold's offers light plaid wash goods for shirtwaist suits and skirts at 18 cents per yard. Figured lawns in floral and stripe patterns cost 12 cents per yard, special at 7 cents. Safe sheer organdie with floral designs available, many patterns, price 1 cent per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Silk Organdies 35 for dainty fabrics, new colorings
Silk organdies feature white ground with large floral designs in exclusive color combinations. Dainty cotton warp silk filled organdies offered. Regular 60 cent value per yard.
White India Linen for Summer Dresses Special Values
Sheer White India Linen with fine weave offered for summer party dresses. Special values advertised at 12c, 18c, 22c, 25c, and 35c per yard in this catalog-style notice.
Persian Lawns and Dimities Fabrics On Sale
Fine white Persians Lawns and dimities, rauzy fabrics for waists and dresses, priced at 22e, 25¢, 296, 5e and up to $48e a yard.
Discount Summer Housewares and Paper Goods Sale
A jumble of low price items offered in a summer sale: 250 Julio Straws for 19¢, aluminum lemonade canisters for 29¢, rubber bath sprays, Lime Household-Ammonia at 5¢, salt and pepper shakers, cocoa handled knives and forks sets, wall paper cleaner in large cans, folding ironing boards for 69c, three string carpet brooms at 19c, Japanned dust pans, gas mantels at 2c each, white metal spoons, fibre picnic plates, assorted napkins and sherbet cups, Schultz Star Soap 9 bars for 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schultz Star
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Blie Law
Elec
D. M. Gruber
N. H. Cole
Swanson, Mich
Wintersville
Hazel Dell
Ial
Armstrong Grocery
Nahie
White
Julio
haNers
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