Personal notices list town visits and travels
Monday's social notes record visits from Jon Bd of East Liverpool and David Hall of Philadelphia, plus numerous relatives seen in town. The column mentions travel plans to Mt Clemens, Canada, sending Mollie and others to seesaw events, a baby born to Mr and Mrs J W Preston, and several weddings and farewells among Steubenville residents.
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Jon
East Liverpool
Mai Bedwards
Mt Clemens
Chasis
Crawford
Davis, Esq
Chan
David Hall
Philadelphia
Patter
Bats
Steubenville Area Social Notes Mixed with Visitors
Local society items list relatives and friends visiting Steubenville from Pittsburgh Canton Wheeling and Cambridge. Guests include Mrs Emily Woods Mrs Park of Miler's Station Mrs Wobcon and many others visiting relatives attending weddings and church events while residents host and travel for illnesses and leisure.
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East Liverpe
George A
Jonas
Park Cn
Miler's Station
Sar Wels
Wellsburg
Frank Mallory
Canton
Henriett
Emily Woods
Pittsburg
Stewny
Oe Fatcley
North Sixth Street
Cather Belle Bruner
Eula Rooke
Alfred McDonald
Loretta Nicholson
Piri Street
William Pickard
Columbus
William cEiowney
Bisnk Adams
Branm
Isa Anne
Advertised Medicines Claim Refuted Yet Fleetrogen Promoted
A correspondent asks if a bold claim is true and the editor replies decisively no. The piece argues that well advertised remedies can save lives, but warns against tonics like chap whiskey in disguise. It highlights Fleetrogen as a blood purifier and germ killer with no alcohol, promoted by J C Cope and agents C B Pierce and J C Davis in Ohio and Toronto Ohio.
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Fleetrogen
J. C. Cope
C. B Pierce
Mingo Junction
Ohio
J. C. Davis
Toronto
Free 50 Cent Bottle Offer Provokes Health Scheme
An advertisement invites readers to obtain a free fifty cent bottle by sending name and address, mentioning the newspaper and Drngeist and disease alleged to be treated. The offer directs correspondence to The Electrogen Co. in Fremont, Ohio.
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Drngeist
The
Electrogen Co
Fremont
Ohio
Wedded bliss and farewells mark prenuptial and retirement events
UV enjoyed as a lighthearted pre wedding gathering for Miss Wolnert and James Brady set for Thursday at 7:30. Robert C. Warder closes a long Hartje mill chapter with a farewell dinner at the Imperial Hotel before moving to a New York State farm with wife and children. A large hay ride honors John Crozier and bride, with a festive Market street procession and a Two Ridges visit. The King’s Daughters picnic sails from Market street to Brown's Island with Miss Rose Farrington as guest of honor and an Ohio return supper to cap the day.
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Howard Chapnock
la Helle Mill
Stenhenville
Wellsburgeran
William 0. Bray
Mise Martha Herron
Paracmage
Mr. Bray
James Fielding
Solomon Kimble
Harlroad
N. J. Weed
Trenton
Ohio
W. C. Scully
Washington, D. C
WH Wood
Decree Washington Medical Col
Washington
D.C
Kenton
New York
Hamburg
Germany
France
Switzerland
England
Visiitrar
Murnbere
Welfast
Ireland
St Gall
Sulabacher
Willi
Loyd Martin
Florence Mayweil
Maton Avenue
E L. Finley
Hay
Bellefontaine
Elmer Glikingon
Maiden Wane
Ity
William Myers
North Fifth Street
Ross
John Silelis
Duck Street
W. FE. Nevin
Alikenna
Weillsburg
W. G. Wheeler
Fittersville
M.A. Sharpe
G. L. Davis
Windham
Wintersville
Andrew Weinman
South Fifth Street
Matt Edwards
Jacob George
Mt. Clemens
W. S. Dunlap
Lartz-Dunlap Amusement Co
York
John T. Heough
Nice Margarite Pennell
New Alexandria
Hough
George Hiatt
Mingo Junction
Cochranesville
Monroe County
Shanley
Ann Arbor
Mich
City
Harvey Smith
Sixth Avenue
W. C. Bracken and Son
Columbus
Catherine Stamm
Isabelle Kruner
Wheeling
Steubenville
John Mast
Alice Jones
Two Ridge Church
Jennie Frey
Bess Dawson
Los Angeles
Jessie Nicholson
Seattle
Rev
D. C. Milner
Chicago
Mt. Measant
98Th O, VL
A. Grafton
Hircola Avenue
Uhrichsville Surs
Meerail
Christian Church
New Philadelphia
Lucile
Patterson
Margaret Crawford
Tiffin
Christian Endeavor
United Presbyterian Church
Thomas Roland
Irwin, Pa
Henrietta Steele
Joseph Butler
Bristoet
Mae Pierce
Harry Ashton Lyman
Ascen Bon
Tittsburg
Ro A W
Fate! Weber
Grace McCarty
Teresa Launder
Grace Blackburn
May Launder
Flora Beens
Bessie Beethout
Florence Stewart
Helen Beetout
Margaret Wardell
Haze
Pastre
Vera Davinson
Naomi Kerns
Car Viet Beans
Agnes Lightizer
Margaret Fault
Annapolis
Paul G. Miller
Western Theological Seminary
Arnapolis
East Springfield
Miller
Mremthers
George Alen
Judge Cook
A. T. Kleusey
Chiticoihe
Cope’s
Charles Rausch
Dennison
Harry McCombs
Harrison County
Frank Lowry
Louisa
Pittsburg
John Ovington
Sixth Street
Sacred Heart Society
James Batchelor
Bond
St. Louis
New Orleans
QO. V. L
Sarratt
Isabelle Wolpert
Altamont Park
Wolpert
Sweeney
Post Office
James Prady
John Rankin
Brilliant
Miss Wolpert
Mill
Mesare
T. A. Bygate
T. A. Kates
Alex. Black
H. G. Calkins
Wm. Kates
TH. Whitney
Leroy Ault
Wiliam Buite
New York State
John Crozier
Market Street
la Belle View
Miss Crawford
Cleveland
Lechariott
May
West Virginia
Brown's Island
Rose Farrington
Terre Haute
The
King’s Daughters
Indiana
Body Shipped to Stuart Virginia for Lon George
Lon George the mine guard who killed himself at Bradley was shipped to Stuart Virginia his parents home after telegraphing to many parts of the country to locate them. The corpse was sent from Dillonvale where a traveling salesman and draughtsman named Stoffer from Canton suffered a hand injury in a rip saw incident at a Dillonvale Mining and Supply plant. Operators in Dillonvale district face sharp criticism for not honoring a settlement brokered by John H. Winder at Columbus.
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Lon George
Bradley
Suart
Virginia
George
Stuart
Dilon Valent Neon
Canton
Stoffer
Dillonvale Mining and Supply Company
Dillonvale
John H. Winder
Coltwnbus
Roosevelt Faces Time Limits as He Strives for Work
The Belmont Chronicle notes that President Roosevelt cannot complete his ongoing program within his remaining time and must again seek election to pursue his goals. The piece emphasizes the urgency of continuity in leadership and the political implications of another candidacy.
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Roosevelt
Belmont Chronicle
Wool growers push for price rise on raw wool
At Wheeling the Tri State Merino Sheep Breeders and Wool Growers association urged a 26 to 81 cent per pound increase in raw wool prices. Secretary Archibald Moore noted supply remains steady while demand climbs due to stronger woolen goods demand and better prosperity, with buyers already active at the convention.
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Wheeling
Archibald 9
Moore
Mannington
Tri State
Merino Sheep Breedes’ and Wool Growers’ Association
Lightning destroys large barn and sheep herd near Bloomingdale
A lightning strike during a fierce storm leveled a large barn on Alva A Parks farm near Bloomingdale, consuming hay grain and a new survey buggy with losses over 2000 dollars. Earlier the same night George Agnew reported five sheep and three lambs killed by a bolt that hit a fence along a wire line on Short Creek.
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Alva A. Parks
Bloomingdale
George Agnew
Short Creek
Henderson to be Instated at Piney Fork and Bloomfield
The Presbytery meets as Rev Henderson is slated for installation as pastor at Piney Fork and Bloomfield with Rev Eakin presiding. Rev Engle opens with the sermon, and Rev Calvin and Rev Findley address attendees while commissioners report to the General Assembly.
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T. H. Hanna
Piney Fork
Steubenvilel
VU. P. Church
W. J. Engle
Sccroggsfiell
G. EB. Henderson
Bloomfield
M. A. Eakin
Second Church
Liverpool
A. J. Calvin
Lechanicstown
F. D. Findley
Wellsville
General Assembly
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Intael Atye
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Washirgton
Newore
Jarvis
Richmond
Georgia Bowers
Fast Nearpool
Stensenville
GM. Henders@m
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Enid Pacy
H. A.dewell
Salem
Oia
Mary Pickerstaff
Steuhenville
Robert Wilken
David Meyers
North Fourth Sires
New York City
Ree
South ‘Third Stret
Colorado
Firtane
W. A. Robinson
Comlincten
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Mr. Robinson
Peny
David Summer
Edward J. Dammer
Wheein
Banday Ariests
Edward Derminer
North High Street
Bessie Shamp
Harrisville
Fdna Morgan
Bowerston
United’ Presbyterian Church
Altamont “Park
Calvin Griffith
Fairmont
W. Va
Sinclair
S. S
V ‘T
Atlanta, GA
Broad St
A. B. Montgomery
Main St
Springfield
G. Wiegel
Jayne
Ayer
MALL
Henderson Drug Company
Nally
Dil
Tonvale
Tri-State
Dius
ALVA
A. Parks
Lambs
Presbytery
Piney
Henderson