Local Notes and Visits Across Lorain and Nearby Towns
Correspondence from Lorain Ohio and surrounding areas records multiple visits and farewells. Attendees at the Canton McKinley monument unveiling include D Kward Robert Fer Dr Whittaker J M Simeral W L Tipton Emmett Lightell and others. Various residents travel to Steubenville Akron Washington IA West Virginia Wheeling and Canton for visits jobs and events. James Willimin Mrs Willimin Clara Frazier Nana Mather and others are mentioned with social calls and marriages while local houses see renovations and illness.
Local Social News and Visits in Unionport Area
A stream of visitors and residents updates from Unionport include Mrs P S Buchanan visiting daughter Mrs Durand Carman in Sturgeon PA, Mr and Mrs Will Jones from Wheel ing WV with Crider family, Miss Daisy Wallace shopping in Jewett, Frew Polen moving to housekeeping at Mary Scotts, Miss Mary Moffit visiting relatives in Jewett, Miss Mabel Reed shopping in Steubenville, Elmer Boyd visiting from Hasles NE, Miss Iris Cromey taking courses at Scio College, McKinley monument unveiling in Canton, Mrs George Allensworth and daughter Ethel returning from Lancaster, Mrs Lottie Alban of Columbus visiting, the Mills couple back from Canada trip, James Anderson of Steubenville seen en route to East Springfield, Belma Holmes of Fair Play and Mildred Rittenhouse at Cadiz Fair, and Rosa Montgomery taking oratory under Prof Hines at Scio College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionport
Smithfield
P. $. Buchanan
Durand Carman
Sturgeon
Will Jones
Wheeling
W. Va
Crider
Daisy Wallace
Jewett
Frew Polen
Mary Scott
Mary Moffit
Mabel Reed
Steubenville
Elmer Boyd
Hasles
Neb
Iris Cromey
Scio College
McKinley Monument
Canton
George Allensworth
Ethel
Lancaster
Lottie Alban
Columbus
Charles Mills
Canada
James Anderson
East Sprigfield
Belma Holmes
Fair Play
Mildred Rittenhouse
Rosa Montgomery
Hines
Burgetts Town Fair Amid Local News and School Start
Burgetts town held its fair with Will Forester elated over a new French cook arriving Saturday. Rev. James Fornear delivered his farewell sermon to end the past conference year. Oklahoma visitors Mrs. M. E. Stansberry and husband called on relatives, while Mrs. Albert Hunter travels to Pittsburg for kin and a missionary convention. George Beatty breaks ground for a new dwelling near the old school. Robinson attends M. E. conference in Pittsburg. J. E. Adams and wife spent a day in Pittsburg. School opens Tuesday under Profs Hogg and Hogg with Iss Wolff and Miss Craft teaching at two sites due to unfinished new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hunter
Pittsburg
Albert Knox
Women’s Foreign Missionary Convention
George Beatty
Will Sutherit
Bungetts Town
Robinson
M. E
R. A. Campbell
Chester
J. E. Adams
Prof. Hogg
Social Notes From Unionvale And Nearby Towns
Miss Nell Robb of Unionvale spent last week with cousins Mr and Mrs F P Robb of Orchard Lawn. Miss Minnie Peterman is with Mrs C O Daniels this week. Mrs John Terry visited friends in Adena Saturday. Mrs Charley Ford was Sunday guest of Dillonvale friends. Joseph Francis has been very sick but is better. Mrs Amanda Reynard Chapman returned home after a week with her sister Wal lian and Anna Reynar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Nell Robb
Unionvale
F. P. Robb
Orchard Lawn
Minnie Peterman
C. O. Daniels
John Terry
Adena
Charley Ford
Dillonvale
Joseph Francis
Amanda Reynard Chapman
Wallian
Anna Reynar
Winterville Triumph Over Fernwood in 8 to 1 Baseball
The game between Winterville and Fernwood on the 28th ended 8 to 1 in favor of Winterville. Fernwood players, many absent, did well given the limited chances. Local items note Miss Blanche Floyd visiting Wheeling Island, residents moving houses, gas installation, coal platform upgrades, and field trips to Smithfield fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterville
Fernwood
Smithfield Fair
Blanche Floyd
Wheeling Island
John Floyd
J. H. George
S. S. Welday
Reeds Mills
Wycoff
Evans
Dovne Richmond
Mingo Junction
Rhinehart
Reed's Mills Social Roundup and Visits
Local residents record numerous visits and guests including Mrs James Bowers and Clyde in Denver Mrs Stant Cookson and daughters John Leech and family Jennie Leech visiting W T Leech family Mrs Albert Rex and daughters from Medina County at G W Reed home Mrs John Stonebraker guest of Mrs Henry Ekey Two Ridges Miss Mamie Welday visiting Florence Welday Attends Smithfield Fair October 4 1907 Grange entertainment at Wintersville planned Mr and Mrs George Flohr of this place shopped in Steubenville Wesday and wife Nana La Belle View guests of Mrs Jennie Cunningham
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed’s Mills
Vnto
Smithfield
James Bowers
Clyde
Denver
Colorado
Stant Cookson
John Leech
Steubenville
Margaret Leech
Jennie
W. T. Leech
Albert Rex
Medina County
G. W. Reed
John Stonebraker
Henry Ekey
Two Ridges
Patton
Ad. Myers
Akron
George Welday
Fanny Gilkinson
Mamie Welday
Florence Welday
Smithfield Fair
Etta Gilkinson
Carnegie
Fernwood
Grange
Wintersville
George Flohr
George Ekey
Wesday
Nana
la Belle View
Jennie Cunningham
Pittsburg Exposition Guests Headline Local Visit Highlights
Mrs K B Gruber and Miss Jennie Fulton attended the Pittsburg Exposition Saturday. Miss Mary K Ferrell, at Carrollton High, and niece Carrie Swan, were guests of her parents. Mrs Margaret Gault and niece Miss Burgett of Steubenville leave for Canton for relatives and the McKinley monument unveiling. Inez Schultz visited Steubenville. E F Terrell, former Quincy Hr pitcher, vacationing here and plans to work as a clerk in Germano's Adrian store soon. Several youths enjoyed a picnic at Germano Saturday. Emily and Eva Fulton visited home. George and T W Miser attended the East Springfield quarterly meeting. Natilie Wilson returned from Canonsburg with brother John McKee in Youngstown. Charles Gruber toured Canton and Akron. Mr Young of Freeport spent Sunday townward. Mrs Hanley of Baltimore visited relatives. Mrs Abel of Conesville and Mrs Barnes of Steubenville hosted relatives Sunday. Mr Lowe of Steubenville was in town Saturday evening. Stewart Ferrell and family of Toronto were guests over Sunday. J B Fulton purchased a dray se. John Calhoun of Uhrichsville passed through Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
K. B. Gruber
Jennie Fulton
Pittsburg Exposition
Mary K. Ferrell
Carrollton
Neice Carrie Swan
Margaret Gault
Neice Miss Burgett
Steubenville
Canton
McKinley Monument
Inez Schultz
E. F
Canonsburg
John McKee
Youngstown
Charles Gruber
Akron
Young
Freeport
Hanley
Baltimore
Barnes
Mr. Lowe
Stewart Ferrell
Toronto
J. B. Fulton
John Calhoun
Uhrichsville
Local notes from Shepherd area with community updates
A series of small community items report a few frosts with no damage, Miss Ora Carson starting teaching at Shepherd school, E E Lowry and wife visiting relatives, Ada Dallas returning home from Salt Run, H R Billman delivering mail in Trondale, Robert Carson returning from work with Stanley Morrison, farmers planning to attend the Pinnock sale, and a group of ridge youths visiting the dedication of the McKinley monument in Canton including J E Wallace, T E B Lowry, F H Russell, S J M, P A Van Dyke, H J Carson, A C Billman and Emmett Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Carson
Shepherd School
E .E. Lowry
Ada Dallas
Salt Run
F. A. van Dyke
Eva
Dr. Walker
Bergholz
H. R. Billman
Trondale
Robert Carson
Stanley Morrison
Our
Ridge
McKinley Monument
Canton
T. E B. Lowry
F. H. Russell
H. J. Carson
A. C. Billman
Emmett Russell
JEWETT WEDDING VISIT AND TOWN GOSSIP NOTES
Charles Gatehall and bride visit his parents as Mrs. Ross Laughlin shops in Steubenville. Esther Anderson returns from Columbus. Mrs. Julia Dyson stays with daughter Mrs. Herbert Munson. K. Spence sells the Will Woods house to Mrs. Amanda Wood with new porches, painting, and varnishing. Beverly Wills family plan move. Josie Purviance returns from Steubenville after a month with relatives. Mrs. Beckett trips to Dennison. Mrs. Pittinger of Uhrichsville visits friends. Mrs. Barrett attends church at Dennison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Purviance
Steubenville
Frank Beckett
Dennison
John Pittinger
Uhrichsville
John Barrett
Injunction Dismissed Over Denison Lighting Contract
Judge Shotwell sustained the motion to dismiss the injunction against the Denison council and dissolved the temporary order blocking entry into a contract with United Electric for town lighting. He noted voting officials Wells and Hughes acted for the town’s best interests and that the contract can now proceed to closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Dennison
Man Runneth
Administrator's Notice of Appointment for Simon Smith estate
An administrator has been duly appointed and qualified as the administrator of the estate of Simon Smith, deceased, late of Salem Township, Jefferson County, Ohio. Dated October 2, 1907. Oct431.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Smith
Salem Township
Jefferson County
Ohio
Ely Brothers Balm Claims Quick Cure for Catarrh
Advertising copy describes a liquid cream balm that quickly relieves catarrh and cold symptoms, cleanses and heals diseased membranes, restores taste and smell, offered in full size for 50 cents or atomizer form for 75 cents, by Ely Brothers at 56 Warren Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Ely's Cream Balm for nasal relief and purity
Note advises Ely's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh hay fever or head cold. Claims soothing action on air passage membranes and genuine cure without cocaine or mercury. Warns against substitutes, notes druggists sell it, price 50c mailed from Ely Bros New York city address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Ely Bros
Warran Street
New York
A Prominent Trainman Recovers From Kidney Disease
G. H. Hansan, engineer for L. E. & W. A. R., living in Lima, Ohio, reports recovery from threatened kidney disease. He credits Foley's Kidney Cure and recommends it to trainmen who face similar afflictions. Beall & Steele, druggists, advertise the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Hansan
L. E
Lima
Foley
Beall & Steele
U. S. to Build Russia's Navy Quickly in Far East
Russia plans a large Far East naval squadron within four years and proposes building the ships in the United States, citing faster production. The push follows a 40 million dollar budget. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is recommended as a remedy for dyspepsia and related ailments, with a Pine Grove testimonial praising its efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Russia
Far East
United States
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed By Beall & Steele Drugists
A Bresmoothed testimonial from A J Nusbaum Batesville Indiana claims Foley's Honey and Tar cured a three month severe cold after doctors and medicine failed. The note asserts the product as the people's favorite remedy for coughs colds and incipient consumption regardless of the election outcome. Beall and Steele druggists advertise the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
A. J. Nusbaum
Batesville
Ind
Beall & Steele
Hard Times in Kareas Prompts Gratitude for Cure
A Codell citizen recalls severe coughing through drouth days in early Kansas, credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a quick, full recovery after one bottle. Beall & Steele drug store guarantees the cough and cold remedy with a trial bottle offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kareas
Kansas
Codell
Shamburg
Dr. King
Beall & Steele Drug Store
Foley's Honey and Tar Aids Early Consumption Cough
An Arkansas man testifies Foley's Honey and Tar slows coughing and soothes irritated passages, offering relief even when consumption is in early stages. Beall and Steele, druggists, promote it as the best cough and lung trouble remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
A. A. Herron
Finch, Ark
Beall & Steele
Letter to John Pearce on Devoe paint use and costs
A Steubenville reader copies a Decade old paint letter weighing the claim that Devoe paint costs more over time. The letter cites several customers Aaron Higgins Nathaniel Barber Ezra Rathmell Burt Young and others who reportedly used more paint than Devoe’s figures. It argues that buying cheaper paint leads to higher wearing costs and more gallons, ending with the firm F. Os Eveor & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pearce Steubenville
Devoe
Aaron Higgins
Plainfield
N. J
Ezra Rathmell
Williamsport
Burt Young
Girard
Nathaniel Barber
Canton
N. E
F. OS Evor & CO
Nurse Training Course Opening at Gill Hospital
An opportunity for an educated industrious woman in good health to take a hospital training course at Gill Hospital in Steubenville Ohio. Application blanks and all necessary information can be obtained by addressing Gill-Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill Hospital
Gill — Steubenville
Death of Mrs Margaret Dimit Widow of Valentine Dimit
Mrs Margaret Dimit widow of Valentine Dimit died after a long illness at her son Benjamin’s home on Thursday October 3 at 3 am aged 44. Born in 1843 at Mt Hope York County Pa she came to Steubenville with her husband in 1884 and lived here since. A devoted wife and mother she was a Findley M E church member and her loss is felt at home where her children recall her patience and faith. Surviving are sons Joseph Oklahoma Frank Benjamin Coal Hill and daughters Emma Rickerstak Sidie Vankirk and Amb ria at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dimit
Valentine Dimit
Benjamin
Dimit
Mt. Hope
York County
Steubenville
Findley M. E. Church
Joseph
Oklahoma
Frank
Coal Hill
Emma
Andrew Rickerstak
Sidie
Joseph Vankirk
Miss Ambria
Remembrance of George M Huston Former Steubenville resident
Word came on Wednesday of the sudden death at 1 30 a m of George M Huston a former Steubenville resident born there 45 years ago son of the late Wm Huston and Mrs Amanda Huston of Two Ridges He worked in millinery at J H Hawkins Porter Donaldsons in Pittsburg and six years as traveling salesman for a Toledo firm He married Catherine Gray of Chicago Survived by four brothers John Wm C Joseph M and Frank M Interment tomorrow afternoon after remains brought to 606 North Third Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Huston
John J. Huston
Steubenville
Wm. Huston
Amanda Huston
Two Ridges
J. H. Hawkins
Porter & Donaldson's
Pittsburg
Toledo
Catherine Gray
Chicago
John 1
Wm. C
Joseph M
Frank M
Presbyterian Church
North Third Street
Can’t Abide Em Pajamas Sketch Sparks Social Talk
In a humorous remark the piece notes old-fashioned views that a man wearing pajamas implies ruinous manners. It frames the humor around attire and reputation, hinting at social judgment and propriety in a light local column.
Dr Thomas Electric Oil and Kodol advertise pain relief and digestion
Stops earache in two minutes and toothache or burn in five minutes, with relief for hoarseness in one hour and muscle ache in two hours. Sore throat relief in twelve hours. Dr Thomas Electric Oil proclaims monarch over pain. Kodol is a natural digestant mixture that digests what you eat and aids stomach comfort. Sold by all.
Probate Court Accounts Hearings in Jefferson County
Hearings set for October 26, 1907 in Jefferson County Probate Court for numerous accounts. First and final accounts filed for guardians, administrators, and executors including Duda, Smoger, De Julian, Recker, Cope, Gavin, Merryman, Williamson, Morelli, Cavitt, Bloom, Sweeney, White, McCourt, Taylor, Jones, Meholin, Stone, and others. Objections to passing any account must be filed by the date specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
John Duda
Amelia Baron
Casimer Smoger
Joseph Survila
Philip de Julian
Tony Bacco
Dorote Recker
August Recker
Nannia J. Rose
Walter C. Taylor
Adolph Spindler
Edward B. Jones
Julia A. Humphreville
Ellen Theaker
Jarote J. Sharon
Philip Meholin
Wesley Thompson
Edward B. Stone
William D. Stone
J McEcleary
Ohio circuit court terms fixed for 1908 in several counties
The Seventh Judicial Circuit of Ohio sets start dates for 1908 terms across Ashtabula Lake Geauga Trumbull Portage Mahoning Columbia Carroll Guernsey Noble Montroe Harrison Belmont Jefferson counties. Terms begin at 9 a.m with dates listed, judges named Jer om e Burrows Peter A Laurie John M Cook, and clerk James White confirms accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Ashtabula County
Lake County
Geauga County
Trumbull County
Portage County
Mahoning County
Oerote
Columbia County
Carroll County
Guernsey County
Noble County
Montree County
Harrison County
Belmont County
Jefferson County
Circuit Court
James White
Steubenville
Wells Township and Brilliant Village Primaries Set
The Republicans of Wells township and Brilliant Village plan primaries at usual polling places on Saturday from 1 to 6 pm to nominate Township and Municipal officers. Candidates must file with the committeeman by Tuesday the 15th, as stated by Cc. 7. WADDLE, Com. Octy daw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Township
Brilliant Village
Waddle
Com
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as a safe prompt remedy for coughs and colds for every family member, noting it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
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Lorain
O. Frin
D. Kward
Robert Fer
Dr. Whittaker
J. M. Simeral
W. L. Tipton
Emmett Lightell
I P. Hammond
Nina
James Willimin
Clara Frazier
Nana Mather
FE. M. Brown
Washington
Arzey’'B. Baker
West Virginia
Edgar Porter
Ed. Weyandt
Short Creek
Sue Megrail
Blackburn
Main Street
Wm. Leech
Grace Huston
Bloomfield
Joseph Tipton
George Blackburn
Hervey
Sarah J. Jones
J. O. Owens
New Comerstown
New Rumley
Scio
Lucreta Albaugh
Rosa Merrymans
Thomas McFarran
Creswell
McLeod
Bertha Rush
Rev. Henderson
U. P
Newell
Ayer
Lowell
Mass
A. D
Jerome B. Burrows, Peter A. Laurie
John M. Cook
Senhauser Clothing
Senhauser Clothing CO
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