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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1906

Page

4

Kinsey Betton party visits then moves on to Mingo

Our Country Correspondence Portland Feb 23 reports Mr. and Mrs. W Kinsey Betton and son Wayne of Massillon visiting T C Betton family and planning a trip to Mingo. Several local residents are noted: Dr W D Hege improving after a short illness, Mrs F C Campbell and child from Allegheny visiting, and Mrs Anna Hodson returning from Pittsburgh.

Portland W. Kinsey Betton and Son Wayne Massillon T. C. Betton Mingo McMannis W. D. Hege F. C. Campbell Little Son Allegheny

PRAVO T B George Heads to Cleveland for Appendicitis Care

The note describes T B George leaving Monday morning with Dr Carnon of Bergholz for treatment of appendicitis. It discusses proposed highway funding sharing among county state township and local property to build a pike road, arguing taxes could rise briefly to finance road improvements and farm property values. Some residents are plowing, awaiting early spring opening.

Pravo T. B. George Cleveland Carnon Bergholz

Local notes from Mingo and nearby towns

Several residents and visitors are mentioned in this community roundup. Arthur Quiltin was called to Mingo on business. Mrs. Howard Summer and daughter visited friends here and returned home. New positions and moves include Andy Rawson becoming trackman for George Lightell and Charles Harris moving to a Pan Handle Co. house to begin as section foreman. A birth, visitors, church attendance, and various calls on friends fill the week.

Cresswell GF McMasters Arthur Quiltin Wah Mingo Howard Summer Woo Andy Rawson George Lightell Charles Harris Pan Handle Co South Main Street Charles Quillin Sam Miser James Wherry Matin Street Misa Katie Scanion Steubenvile McCoy Lizzie Nancy Reed's Mills Hays Chapel Mr. W James Mikels Frends Washington W. Watt Silver Creek O. Crawford McMasters Frank Summers Farmers’ Institute Bloomfield Jim Pickering Toronto W. A. Mikels Emma Kirkpatrick Flossie Bell Mamie Rates Milton Cope Bowerston Wm. Cope May Bates Unionport Steward Ferrell Zalla W. Vag Jona Clyde and Doyle Selo Jas, McMasters Grant Jones Steubenville Jennie Ptarr Dennison

Amsterdam Protracted Meeting Continues This Week

AMSTERDAM reports the M. and protracted religious meeting has been in progress for six days, drawing attendees from the community. Speakers and ministers from local congregations participate, with sermons focusing on revival and moral reform.

Amsterdam

Reverend BF Shane Obituary in Selma Iowa 1906

The Rev BF Shane a superannuated member of the M E Church died at his home in Selma Van Buren County Iowa on Sunday evening February 25 1906 Born December 1 1837 in Island Creek Township Jefferson County Ohio he taught in Eddyville Iowa and served the Iowa Conference for 33 years He leaves a second wife two sons and one daughter and many friends

Selma van Buren County Towa BF. Shane M. EB. Church Shane Island Creek Township Jefferson County Ohio Hannah Shane Iowa Eddyville M. E. Church

Prominent Cross Creek Farmer John Leech Dies at Home

John Leech, a leading Cross Creek farmer and respected resident near Reed's Mills Ohio, died at his home Tuesday evening February 20 1906 after a long rheumatic illness. He faced his suffering bravely and maintained faith in his Savior. in recent months there had been slight improvement before the decline.

John Cross Creek Township Reed’s Mills Ohio Mr. Leech

Leech Family Funeral Honors Devoted Elder

John Leech of Bantam Ridge dies after illness. He was born May 23 1830 near his death site, married Margaret Reed Feb 22 1860, a Presbyterian elder for 31 years. Funeral held Feb 28 with pastors Rev Clark Rev Webb and Rev Bowers. he valued intellect, kindness, and community service. Survived by wife, children Henry Woods, James Woods Kellogg IA, B F Van Kanel Valparaiso IN, John Neil Pierre SD, George E Jennie Frances and Harriet at home, and brother Wim T Leech. Burial in Two Ridges cemetery. many neighbors attended.

Johin Leech Samuel Anna Hayes Leech Margaret Reed Lech Presbyterian Church Two Ridges Bantam Ridge H. V. Clark Webb Leech Henry Woods James Woods Kellogg Iowa B. F. van Kanel Valparaiso Ind John Neil Pierre South Dakota George E Jennie Frances Harriet Wim. T. Leech

Costonia Notes on river ice break up and local events

The Costonia column reports the quiet ice break up on the Ohio River near Brown's Island and the reopening of navigation after three weeks. It notes skating crowds from Steubenville and Toronto, a 8500 figure from the Toronto Tribune, a party by the Half-Circle, and local social moves including Ault buying a Victrola, Fleming’s resignation, and Chealsea McMillen's upcoming role. It also mentions rail fare views, new moves by the Moneygold families, coal prospecting on Scott McMillin property, and government surveyors repairing Brown's Island dyke with concrete.

Ohio River Helen White Frank Gilmore Ohio Brown's Island Steubenville Toronto Toronto Tribune Leroy Ault Father Bertha Wildella Fleming Margaret Ault Ernie McMillen George Fleming Harry Lee Chelsea McMillen Leroy Ault Costonia Crescent Club Lib Han John Rodgers G. G. Gaston Steubenville Hardware Co Gaston Costonians Arthur Moneygold Pekin Perry Bliven Scott McMillin Findley

Norris Osborne takes new post with Buchanan and Co

Norris Osborne has gone to Steubenville where he will be employed with J. W. Buchanan & Co. Ely Heidy and wife of Hanover were in town shopping recently. S. Shober left for a trip to Oklahoma. Mrs. Hanna of Canton visits her parents the Schefflers. Lank Holland of Pittsburg spends a week at home. Rev. Rader and Florence return from Carrellton. A birth is recorded to Mr and Mrs Joe Lucas. John Copeland of Richmond visited Arbaugh’s. Mr and Mrs Less Dray stay with Carrelltons. Arbaughs and Purviances host Sunday visit. Interest shown in the new gymnasium.

Ross Potts Wilgon Harlem Springs Charica Hésa Scio College George Miner F. B. Hosterman Dr. Marding Kilgore Rev. Rankin East Springfield Edna Moore Mooretown Margaret Tweddle Bergholz Hallie Knox Dr. Allen Walter Phillips Letha Carmin William Matise Grover Hews Pleasant Heights Edward Height Baysinger’s Lilian. Allen Our Town Near Fu Harold Rondebush Sweeney's General Store Bilizebeth Johnson Begale Watt Dave Davies Main Street J. C. Mayes Goldie Allensworth Forest Marshall Pee Eugenie Graham Charles Margaret Shepherd J. T. Shepherd Ad. Currey Hiram Yingling May Yingling McCoy Salineville George Wagoner Maude Knox Sweeney Oscar McNaughten Nina Cattell Bunday W. A. Allen Carrollton Charles Allensworth Kilware Ims Canton Cicero Eliott J. W. Steinmetz Leaper McRane Berchols Baysinger’s Hall Hey Joe Lucas John Copeland Richmond P. Arbaugh Less Dray Carrellton Samuel Arbaugh Harry Thos. Purviance Steubenville

Social notes from Pittsburg and nearby communities

Mr and Mrs George Sanderson of Pittsburg arrived to spend time with John Dorsey family. Mrs Kate Roe and Miss Pauline McGrew visited Brilliant. John Yater nearly damaged siding after wife gave birth to a daughter. Irene Lynn and Mary Bucy shopped in Brilliant. Caroline Brindley of Ragland visited. Carnegie Pa guests of D C Peek. Hanna Bucy and daughter at Peek home. Mr Wilkinson and wife from Crescent Ohio visiting Largbert Moon family. Carey of Ridgle's Run and others attended M E Church entertainment. Browning and Cozadd troupe performed at M F Church to a crowded, mixed program. David Everson to sign new Glen Run Coal Co contract. Quarterly meetings set for M F B Church next Saturday and Sunday at 3 pm with P F present.

Cadiz Frank Thompson Ha Joseph Y Phi Udediphis James Wood Fred Wellsville Menge Wood J. P. Miller W. J. Watt Margaret Rawling Monroe Wood Nellie Cooper Island Creek Jennie Co FE WW. Taylor Mt Union College Rev. Ellis Aylor M. E. Church Scheols Washington Carrie Johnson Pauline Pittsburg Pennsylvania Lucy J Elizabeth Charles Gille D. Roberts Steuhenville la Belle Improvement Company Claude Shelly Kenneth Kent Ohio Lew Whitmore Joan Clark Osa W. H. Rothacker Steubenville Doras Cadi Man George Sanderson John Dorsey Pauline McGrew Kate Roe Brilliant Chas. Greenen John Yater Irene Lynn Mary Bucey Caroline Brindley Ragland Carnegie D. C. Peek Hanna Bucey John Wilkinson Crescent Largbert Moon Miss Carey Riddle’s Run O. L. Roe M. F David Everson Glen Run Coal Co M. FB P. F

Unionport Notes on Local Events and Incidents

Alex Peoples shipped a car of baled hay to a Toronto dealer on Tuesday. Sparks from a passing engine caused a grass fire in D. M. Lewis field Monday, burning fence sections and corn fodder. V. McIntyre C. B. Brabston and Eugene Hamilton are on the sick list. About twenty neighbors and relatives surprised Mrs. Lewis Grider at her birthday party Tuesday. she received many nice and useful presents.

Unionport Alex Peoples Toronto D. M. Lewis V. McIntyre C. B. Brabston Eugene Hamilton Lewis Grider

Mikels Return From Extended Visit With Wellsburg Friends

Mr and Mrs W A Mikels have returned home after an extended visit with Wellsburg friends.

Cresswell Mrs. W. A Mikels Wellsburg

Every House Should Have A Bath Room Sanitary Plumber Ad

Farmers and town residents without water works can have hot and cold water throughout the house and a complete bath room with inside closet. A postal card will bring the plumber to your door. James Stephenson, Sanitary Plumber, Scio. mh2-6mo

James Stephenson Scio

Conden plans meat shop at Mosserove Place

Warrenton notes say G W Conden recently purchased the Mosserove Place and has erected a new building adjoining the house with plans to start a meat shop soon. Several residents, including Mrs. Jose Keith and Miss Agusta Wilson, are mentioned with visits, illnesses, and moves around Ragland and surrounding areas.

Warrenton G. W. Conden Mosserove Place Jose Keith Edward Duffy Ragland Agusta V. Wilson Tiltonville Christ Greenlce Bridgeport W. H. Schaffer J. N. Ramer Wheeling S. A. Cunningham R. C. MacAdams Sumany Thomas Chamberlain P. Lewis J. J. Everson Marguerite MacAdams Thornton Mom George Lewis

Beulah Taggart Returns Home from Roundbrook Visit

Wednesday personals note Miss Beulah Taggart has returned home after five months with her sister Mrs Rev Culp of Roundbrook New Jersey. Also mentions people visiting New Cumberland Brights disease illness appendicitis updates and several local social notes including dances at Castle Hall and trips to New Alexandria Yorkville Colliers and Steubenville Florida colony migration plans.

Beulah Taggart Rev. Culp Roundbrook N. J Margaret Culbertson Thomas Richard Edgerly New Cumberland Hugh Sutherin Bright Ae Leaner Gill Hospital J. W. Jordan W. S. McCauslen New Alexandria A. R. Watkins Yorkville K. of P Castle Hall

Fifth Street M P Church Social A Success

A social at the home of Mr and Mrs F C Chambers for the Fifth Street M P Church Missionary Society drew a large crowd. A strong musical program featured coronet solos by six year old Esther Care and refreshments followed. About fifty dollars was raised from the offering.

Thomas George Ross Township Cleveland F. A. Brown D. D Mt. Pleasant Fifth Street M. P Fifth Street Church Rena Sprague Akron Bert Cable Chicago Esther Care Wm. Yeagley New Somerset George Swickard North Third Street Holy Name Church Jennie Leary M. Leary South Sixth Street William Green Follansbee Father Weigand L. A Charles Burkhart Lone Anna Burke Anna Herbst James Conlin Toronto John Shanahan Martin Pavin J. C. Lange H. M Carpenter Smithfield

Public Sale At Boren Farm On Island Wednesday

R W Taylor announces a public sale of farm stock gasoline engines and household goods at the Boren farm in Island Créer t mein on Wednesday Mb 14 at 10 am. The sale includes farm stock engines and household items as part of the auction event.

R. W. ‘Taylor Boren Sland Alivanma

Divorce Petition Filed in Jefferson County Court

Della Green files for divorce from John W. Green in Jefferson County Ohio Court of Common Pleas. Case number 5015 seeks alimony and custody of their minor child with hearing set for after April 14 1906. Attorney Frank L McCoy represents the plaintiff.

Court of Common Pleas Jefferson County Ohio Della Green John W. Erech John W. Green Frank L. McCoy Plaintiff

Steubenville Reception For National Biscuit Co Held

Ladies of Steubenville and vicinity invited to a two to five o'clock reception at Falk and O Neals Hall. Eight National Biscuit Company representatives in the city showcase Uneeda Biscuit and other products with elaborate Chicago decorations, Imperial Hotel registration, and an Imperial orchestra providing music.

National Biscuit Company Steubenville and Vicinity Falk & O'neal’s Falk & O’neal’s Hall Uneeda Biscuit Uneeda Nabisco Steubenville Falk & O'Neal's Chicago Imperial Orchestra

An drews Couple Send Souvenir Postals From Jamaica

Friends in this city report several souvenir postals received from Mr and Mrs John Andrews. One card reveals they are pleasantly located at the Fitchfield Hotel in Port Antonio Jamaica.

John Andrews Pt. Antonio Jamaica Fitchfield Hotel

Also Mentioned on This Page

Anna McCain-Armstrong Suefay Ladies’ Aid Society Vernon Whitten Odd P. Lewis, Esq Stenbenyle B. F. Shane T. J. McCoy Elizabeth Hayes’ Chapel A. M. Streight James Snodgrass Samuel Snodgrass Grant. Jones Ruth Bell Institute Charles Summers W. Tower Dora Mikels Bessie Quillen Costonia Notes the Ladies of Steubenville and The South Fourth Street
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