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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1906
Page
4
Reports from Hammondsville detail merchants battling rheumatism and illness, new telegraph and bridge work, and family moves. The Pritchem Brick Works expansion promises local jobs. rail and road updates include a new North Fork bridge floor. Social visits, church events, and a Golden Eagle gathering in Wheeling are recorded along with residents traveling to Brookside and Cantn for summer plans.
George Hawkins went to Pittsburg today on business. Joe Nicholson left yesterday for a trip to Chicago. Attorney FE D Marshall of Paet Liverpost is spending a few days here on business. Wednesday afternoon dances at Pat and O Neile hall. Friday evening Edward Slauchtery of South Sixth street confined with inflammatory reputations. Mrs George Mortimer left this morning for Pillsburg, will spend a week with friends or relatives. Prof W H Maurer entertaining the Senior class of the high school at his home on Sixth avenue Friday evening. The Sabbath School Teachers Association of the United Presbyterian Church continues activities.
A Steubenville resident Mrs T E Jones praises Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney trouble. She notes relief after using the remedy from Beal and Bleese and continues to keep the pills at home for any future symptoms. Sold by all dealers with Wester Michigan Co Buffalo NY as sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
Twenty five candidates received the degree as a time of fellowship followed by a rally. An event is planned at K G B ball in Wheelng under Garfield Temple auspices. Attendees from the city included Mrs Mary Mason Mrs A L Kitken and Miss Sore Petyman. The Tiltonville order was well represented with Mrs Martha Parker Mrs Mabel Armitage Mrs L A Coffman Mrs Minnie Armitage Miss Elsie Coffman Miss Margaret Swartz Elia Robinsor Grace Armitage and men Howard Liler Frate ces Jarvis Blair Steele John Armitage and Frank Van Horn.
Edward C. Himmetrich with Edwin A. M. Heerr from Steubenville. Addison M. Reeder with Filizabeth Silk from Bloomingdale. Harry D. Dillon with Ona M. Culp from Empire. Harry M. Summerill with Eva Orr from Mingo Junction. Harry Zoller with Gerta Dunbeater from Allegheny. Frank R. Booze with Nellie Vir ein from Steubenville. James W. Lappin with Edna M. Coff man from Dittonvale. John Herb with Martha Webb from George Mativas and Annie Volko from Toronto. Elton E. Kunseman with Sarah J. Paine from Steubenville. Roy FE. Snowden with Blanche Taggart from Toronto. George Atkinson with Coral G. Odell from Steubenville. Harry A. Swanger with Ina F. God love from Dillonvale. Walter Dick with Ruby C. Little from Amsterdam.
Mr Theodore Wells is on the sick list. Miss Elizabeth Wiggins is on the sick list. Mrs Clark has moved into the Betts property. Mr Webber of Cadiz was in town last week. Miss Mary Hayne is visiting friends in Adena. Mr Vincent Henry visited at Adena Friday. Miss Nellie Beasley is visiting her friends here. Mr Addison Burris is working at Scotch Ridge. Mr Lee Smith was a St Clairsville visitor Monday. Mr Smiley Kitheart was in Limthfield last week. Mr John Ong is spending the week at Scotch Ridge. Jr Alomszs Hayne of Adena was in town Monday. Mrs Hammond leaves for her home in the west this week. Miss Effa Hayne of Adena spent one day here lost wel.
Lucinda Wan and others as defendants under a Jefferson County Ohio Court of Common Pleas order of sale offer the property at public auction Monday June 4 at 1 pm on Main street 69 by 160 feet approximately in the village of Feidmond now spelled Farm, with an appraisal of 800 cash terms. Sheriff Dunlavy F. Vorkers and attorney D M Gruber listed.
Town records a flurry of visits and social moves from Smithfield residents and nearby towns. Mrs Jah Barcus and Mrs Stephen Bassat appear among frequent travelers, with mention of families like Gallagher and Hoge, shop outings in Wheeling, and moves such as the Lupton family relocating near Laurelton. Aiming toward June’s children day and upcoming stock purchases, the notes cover social calls, retail activity, and bank dividends.
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