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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Thomas Walker of West Market street attend Bethany commencement where Mrs Walker's cousin Homer Sala of Minerva is among the graduates. A stream of visitors includes Miss Meme Easton of Elizabeth, Pa at Center avenue, and many local residents hosting and attending picnics, church events, and social gatherings across Toronto.
A move to convene the executive board in Columbus this week with J H Winder of the Operators association aims to end the strike. Settlement prospects look strongest since the April start, as operator dissension and nonunion mine issues shape talks. Plum Run and Bradley mines incur high costs and delays. Lorain Coal and Dock notes capacity at five thousand tons daily, four weeks to reach it.
Executrix Marsha S Blair sues Mary Mushrush to sell chattels to cover a 17348 promissory note. Elliott vs McShane transcript filed from Justice Paisley docket. Ar thurs indictment for shooting noted. Annie Diltmore slander case continued. Edw Sponhaltz vs La Belle Tron Works settled and dismissed. Dennis divorce suit contends. Gilbert contempt order for alimony. Dorrance guardian judgment 2063.67. Heckathorn and Montgomery fined 10 dollars for poker.
All cases against Connell & Co. in Squire Prentiss's court have been settled and costs paid.
The Mahoning county convention allowed Senator Wirt to select his own delegates to the Republican State convention and granted the same privilege to Judge Cook.
A prominent Wabash delegation led by vice president and general manager B. A. Worthington will inspect the Wheeling & Lake Erie in the city today. George Gould will not attend due to urgent business in New York before his trip to Europe.
About sixty pharmaceutical students from Seto area traveled by regular train to Wheeling and then by a special Pullman car to Detroit under Charles W. Herry, traveling passenger agent. They will be away about a week visiting large wholesale drug manufacturers in the West, with return plans unspecified.
G M Stansbury, with three broken ribs last week, is recovering and out on the street. June gatherings include a home dance for Mrs D F Patterson, Children's Day exercises at the M E Church with trained performances by Erma Robinson and Mattiew Forester, and a quarterly M E Church meeting on June 17 conducted by Rev Jones. Additional items mention travel, visits, strawberry picking plans, a Bloomingdale Grange open meeting and a June 18 elocutionary entertainment at the M E Church under the Epworth League.
A heavy thunderstorm with rain hail caused damage to fruit crops and gardens in the region last week. Numerous local residents are mentioned with visits, moves, illness improvement, and social calls including Emma Miser, Wm Nation, Jim McMasters, Andy Gray, William McKibbens, A J Crawford, and others. Community events include Children’s Day at Hay's Chapel on June 17, while local business and everyday life such as shopping, moving, and purchasing groceries are noted along with advisory on dog work for rabbit season.
Dr. Harry M Albaugh returns to Cleveland after a short visit with his ill mother Mrs Albaugh. Emmett Lightell is confined by illness. Thomas F Reagan home from Covington Ohio with typhoid fever. Various locals share visits with friends and relatives in Hopedale Pittsburg and Smithfield. Robert Park passes State Board of Pharmacy exam among five of 134 applicants.
WARRENTON notes show children in the M. E. Sabbath school rehearsing ahead of a Children's Day event this month. Local residents visit Steubenville, Wheeling, and Pittsburg, with Miss Marguerite MacAdams hosting in Smithfield, and several family and friend visits across Ohio and West Virginia. The region also marked a funeral at Tiltonsville and local travel by Thomas Helmbright.
Mr. Phammer Lewis and family visited Mr. Alex Cole and family in Rayland on Sunday. Mr. McGrail of Wheeling called on friends here on Saturday. Mr. J He Willams owns visiting trends at Dillnvale Ohio one day this week.
Margaret Newlin Smithfield visits Mr and Mrs Elwood Burriss. Mrs Margaret Shannon and children staying with her mother. A Mule girl to the Hobson home and a case to be resolved. Funeral services for Mrs Hammond held Sunday at 2 30. Invitations sent for Miss Fine Woods of Steubenville June 19. Y P S C of Presbyterian church to serve strawberries cake and cream Saturday. Joseph Pidgeon visiting sister Harriet Hammond. Excellent children day exercises at Presbyterian church Sunday evening. J H Lowry to build a fine house on East End avenue. Funeral of Mrs Carrie Duval held at Presbyterian church June 11. She died June 9 after a yearlong illness. Survived by husband five brothers five sisters. Social event at Dr Ward and wife for Stella and Harry Carpenter wedding June 20. Guests received a pumpkin token and refreshments thereafter.
Guests were served and shared best recipes while Miss Weod gathered praise for her collection. A wedding flower ceremony included an event labeled Was & Chart ing centest. Miss Sedie Sun won a prize a photo of the couple. Heart shaped souvenirs with verses and a red item on a silken cord were given to each guest.
County Commissioners of Jefferson county Ohio announce a sale of 100000 in bonds on July 9 1906 at 2 pm Eastern time at the commissioners office Steubenville. Bonds bear 4 percent interest with semiannual payments and will be delivered by July 14 1906. Sealed bids due at the county auditor Steubenville with a certified check for 500 dollars as bid guaranty. The county reserves the right to reject all bids.
The 1st Slavic Presbyterian Church of Ohio filed a petition in Jefferson County Common Pleas for authority to incur real estate obligations. The property lies in section 27 township 2 range 1, and is described by a mortgage to the Board of Church Erection Fund, General Assembly. Hearing set on or after July 7, 1906, with attorney W C Brown representing the church.
The undersigned has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Richard Snowden, deceased, of Mingo Junction Jefferson County Ohio. Dated this Sunday of June 1906. JSS Harris. W. McCauslen, Att'y.
Fine rugs and tapestry Brussels in standard sizes 9s124L offered in a varied assortment of patterns and rich colors. Regularly priced at $20, now $17.87 for a limited time.
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