Local notables and visitors fill Steubenville scenes
Adam Kellar of Benwood and Ross B Palmer the street evangelist arrived in the city on various errands while Mrs O'Donnell of Martin's Ferry visits friends. A social and entertainment program unfolds at W P church parlors with Juniors hosting. Numerous lunches, card parties, and receptions mark a busy social week with guests from Toronto Steubenville Chicago and beyond. Regulars John Branagan and Miss Hatch visit. weddings and funerals pace the community calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Kellar
Benwood
Hubert O'Donnell
Martin’s Ferry
Vile
Ross B. Palmer
W. P. Church
A. J. Beatty
Columbus
George E. Sharpe
J. Rebinovtz
New Castle
Joseph Alman
South Fifth Street
Frances Johnson
East Liverpool
Mabel Hatch
Sturgeon Falls
Ontario
Canada
Altai
Cora Floyd
North Fifth Street
Daisy Kinney
Steubenville
Wheeling
Chicago
Mary Frampton
Claude
Frapton
Beadwell
East Liverpool Review
A. Robinson
Southern
Antioch
Robinson
Old Point Comfort
Frank McGee
Ross Street
McGee
Gill
North Fourth Street
Loggie
Wellsburg
Mary Bentz
Frances Low
Mary Hill
Fay Smith
Sue Hebron
Lillian Staats
Messrs
Howard Low
Earl Vance
Emmett Erwin
Sam Bygate
Henry Fach
Jim Nichelson
Robert Freudenberger
Wood Nicholson
Frank
Wade Bougher
Lawrence Griffith
Will Lashley
Austin Law
Atk. Wilkinson
Nelson Reed
Charles Cartledge
Allen Fisher
Charles Connelly
Barr
Helen Marion Carson
Carrie Floto
Alice May Henry
Jennie C. Smith
Margaret Pickard
Margaret Forsythe
Everett Green
Kester Rogers
James Irwin
Florence Cohen
Annie Cohen
Lillian Cohen
Bessie Shamp
Harold Hawkins
William Finch
Wilson Marshall
Frank Thomas
Jean McCoy
Carrie McDevitt
Nelson Reed Teft
Akron
Bertha Dunbar
Pittsburg
Albert Barnes
Cadiz
James Walker
Mary and
Daisy Collins
Toornto
Welsburg
Anna Belle Thomas Rowe
McDonad
Founod
Braddock
Geo. B. Smith
Alliance
Aaron Ross
M. E. Church
Smith
Christian Advocate
Slack Street
John Schramer
J. M. McIntyre
New Martinsville
Dean Criswell
New Alexandria
Martha Miller
Annie Redmont
Kennon Vail
Scie
Charles Vale
John Robinson
Anna Ingham
Allegheny City
R. Cochrane
Charles Petch
Follanshee
Flor Wheeling
Edward Manazine
Nancy Means
South Sreet
Gallapolis
GW. Huddleston
Mingo Junction
Cleveland
Medina Yast Sabath
William Cole
Elizabeth
North Third Street
Beaver Pa
Anderson Shane
A. May Porter
Toronto
Third Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Farl Quimby
Penna
Fifth Avenue U.P
Quimby
St. Pauls
J. W. Stephenson
Richmond
Jefferson County
VanHorn
Rayland
Kaiserling
Hopedale
Em Nm
Qerens
Baby
Winder
M. E
Bloomingdale
Glenn
Port Homer
George B. Stevenson
North Street
Fanny Graham
Lily
Letha
Martin's Ferry
Roy Patterson
Charley Gullett
Mary Bell
Slackstreet
William Elliott
Milton Elliott
Hammondsville
Ohio
Wellsburo
Asa G. Neville
Mabel Muichler
J. N. Oler
Nickelodeon
Will Permar
Rochester
Homer Permar
A. P. Williame
B. J. Guyder
J. Me
Wellshire
W.0. Thornley
Yesterdas
H. J. Barie
Allegheery
Martins Ferry
Sinclair Graham
Hiness
Graham
John Wycoft
David McBride
Alleghens Theological Seminary
John McDonnell
Dan Moore
Andrew Madigan
High Street
Helen Reever
James Pap
Towah
Ella Wall
I. J. Lynch, Esq
Canton
Wim. McKinley
Judge Day
Mollie Lauman
East End
W. H. Lowe
Market Street
Edna Kirkpatrick
McKee’s Rocks
Blanche Manning
Harry Lowe
Crescent Club
John Ford
James Lawrence
Fay
Coshocton
Lawrence
TriState Gas Company
M.D. McKinney
East
St Peter's Church
Clemen
Ina Gertrude Crieshaher
Frederick Krisch
Coracoois
Father Slattery
Misa
Hattie Krisch
Henry Humpa
Alice Blue
Andrew Weinman
North Sixthi Street
Krisch
Coraopolis
Capt
J. F. Oliver
North
Krivcht
Papers and social rounds mark Stele Convention week
The notice details Mrs Tuck’s expected attendance at a Stele Convention session in Lima July 7, and a Detroit meeting July 9-14. It also chronicles Ada Strayer hosting a large cards party on West Market Street with eight euchre tables, prizes to Edward McCaul and George Bair, and a late lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Tuck
Detroit
West Market Street
Ada Strayer
Edward McCaul
Land
George Bair
Lore Hands
Jacksonvile
Florida
Wm. B
Carnes
M. E. McSwiggen
Albany
J. Daugherty
Wellsburg
Joanna M. Hes
George Higgins
Martin’s Ferry
Frances Day
Pittsburg
William ©. Wolfe
Smithfield
Thomas Sharp
Laura
Holliday’s Cove
Steubenville Vistors
Marie ‘Plackburn
Bellaire
Robert Martin
Lincoln Ave
R. M. Thompson and Son
East Liverpool
Marie Smylie
Mil City
Wagner
North Hight Street
J. M. Grubb
Jennie Jones
R. Cochrane
Columbus
Ora Worthington
New Castle
Horace Newcomer
Walter Foster
Loggie
George Leibler
Toronto
iPtisbury
Elizabeth Leibler
M. H. Sharp
Braddock, Pa
R. J. Spear
Nelson Miller
Columbia Alumnia Association
Kate Ripple
Cleveland
Mayme Lashley
North ‘Third Stret
Henrietta Hill
Market Street
Helen Eastman
Uniontown
Mary Louise Steele
Fastman
Miss Steele
Washington Seminary
Frank Metsee
Ross Street
Bessie Roberts
Val MecEldowney
Mise Bertha McMurry
Pitts
Joe Maxwell
Wheeling
Tewin
Pitsburg
Foley's Kidney Cure Advertisement Claim
A medical advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure can cure kidney and bladder diseases in all forms and strengthen kidneys to function properly, preventing Bright's disease or diabetes when taken timely, attributed to Beall and Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
Beall & Steele
Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrup claims
An advertisement touts The Original Laxative Cough Syrup Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a safe remedy for colds, coughs, croup, and whooping cough. The copy emphasizes its expelling power and suggests it cures illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Honest Railway Find Rewards Honest Clerk In East Station
An employee at a large East railway station found a satchel containing five dollars. The owner reclaimed it in a state of excitement after proving his claim, and the finder received a handsome reward for his honesty. Also notes a health reminder for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and Ely's Cream Balm with promotional details and a New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetter
Ely
Big Bros
Warren Street
New York
Foley's Honey and Tar Remedy Adverts
Foley & Co of Chicago promote Foley's Honey and Tar as the original remedy praised for great merit and popularity. They warn against imitations and urge asking for Foley's Honey and Tar noting it is mildly laxative with no opiates and safe for children and delicate persons. Beall and Steele are mentioned as advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Chicago
Beall & Steele
Pardon Application Filed for Jennie Owens in Murder Case
Notice to be heard at next Ohio State Board of Pardons meeting requests clemency for Jennie Owens convicted in Jefferson County for murder at the January term 1804 and sentenced to life imprisonment in the Ohio penitentiary. Signed Jennie Owens. Aprag 3t 1tawM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Board of Pardons
Jennie Owens
Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Ohio Penitentiary
Jenni Owens
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John W. Forney
Jen W. McDonald
Ant Vrea
Buckingham, Cashier
Rpesigens
The
Commercial National Bank
Godrew W. McDonal
L. Wagner
Henderson Drug Co
Steubenville Drug Co
Republican Party
Bronson
Seventh Circuit
Eighth Common Pleas
John Ll. Means
R. M. Thompson
James Simpson
Ran Anderson
Bart & Packard Leonard, Shaw & Dean Thompson Bros. and
Hanan & Sons
Hanan
Nally New Oxfords
Justin
Chas. L. Foreman & Co
J. D. Owens
South 4Th St
Henderson Drug Company