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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1906

Page

2

Local Guests Dine and Visit In Smithfield

Correspondence lists Tudze J R McCleary attorney Rodgers of Steubenville as guests at Smithfield Friday along with numerous Hedgen Stinger Stringer Hoge Neely Stringer Heil Lewis Dalrymple Stillwell and Floyd among others. Blanche Floyd of Wheeling returns home after house guest stay with T O Betton family. Homer A Creal of Steubenville in town to visit. Shea Vorhees was here on legal matters.

Riam H. Stringer Emma Heil Oliver Lewis Jeevie Dalrymple J. N. Stillwell Pearl Done Blanche Floyd Wheeling 'S Land T. O. Betton Homer A Creal Steubenville Viay Shea Vorhees

Local Notables Snapshots From Wheeling District

Business Tuesday notes Mrs Kate Rone at Dr Fiaskin hospital for treatment. C Newholt and daughter Mrs John Greenlce regain mobility. C W Hell builds a modern residence on his farm at Deep Run. Strings and Georgia Illiott shop in Wheeling. Z O Bretton, Mrs B Floyd, Dr W A Hoge, Oliver Lewis appear on local business circuit. Edna Ida Cole and Mrs Dean visit Emeryville en route to Wheeling for shopping. Mrs W E Braney visits Brilliant friends.

Kate Rone Wheeling T. M. Fiaskin C. Newholt John Greenlce C. W. Hell Deep Run T. J. Stringer Georgia Illiott Z. O. Bretton B. Floyd W. A. Hoge Oliver Lewis Steubensile Edna and Ida Cole Dean Emeryville W. E. Braney

W C T U Farewell Social in Richmond for Rev J F Filis

The W C T U hosted a farewell social Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs J S Cameron in honor of Rev J F Filis and his family who leave Friday for Minerva Ohio. The event for 36 featured a fine supper, floral decorations, a closing song, and expressions of appreciation for the couple’s church union and community service. Among guests were Mrs J Fred Robertson and Mrs Var ry Prossor of Breubenville.

Richmond J. S Cameron W. C. T. U. Union J. F. Filis Minerva J. D. Anderson Arother Sister Elis Evin J. Fred Robertson Varry Prossor Breubenville

Social News Roundup Recounts Summer Visits and Travels

Forrest Ralston returns to Chicago from a summer with uncle Wm. B. Ralston. Miss Retta Semple leaves for Steubenville after a fortnights stay with Mrs. Eliza Thompson and daughter Annie. Numerous relatives and friends visit and travel between Steubenville, Georgetown, Swissvale, and surrounding towns. Rev. D. W. Knight’s wife faces illness in Cleveland. Mohn enters Delaware College for ministry training. A large, flowing roster highlights church events, visits, a car shop renovation, and a mountain of local movements with weddings planned in Wheeling and Bloomfield itineraries. Walter Hammond returns from Portland en route to major East Coast cities.

Rayland Notes Hint at Local Fair Crowd Size

In Rayland, Mr T C Betton and grandson Master Paul visited Wheeling. Almost every resident attended the Smithfield fair Friday, said to be the largest crowd yet. Miss Katie Fiurkhead to begin housework Monday for Mrs N Ulrich. Charles N Green and son Clarence dined with Henry Johnston. Emma Nelly left her brother J F Neely’s store for a new Wheeling position. Keg Tidrick helping J B To badly crushed hand of Charles Pastors slowly improving. Mis Reve Pastors back at Neely’s after a week's Miners.

Smithfield Katie Fiurkhead N. Ulrich Charles N. Green Clarence Henry Johnston Emma Nelly J. F. Neely Wheeling Keg Tidrick J. B Charles Pastors Miss Reve Pastors Mr. Neely

Steubenville Visit Notes and Local Notices

Mrs William Johnson and baby left for her home Monday in Steubenville Stella the daughter of Mrs R T Wells is here on a visit Warrrenton Mrs W B Linder is in at her home on Main street J H Williams is improving after a severe attack of rheumatism All members of the M F church are requested to be present at a special meeting to be held in the church at 3 p m Sunday October 7 1906 410 all members of the Epworth league are requested to be presnt at a meet ing of the league at 7 p m the same day E J Lewie spent Sunday with home folks here Mrs George Condons is still very ill Misses Marguerite and Myra Mac Adams have returned from a very pleas ant visit with Mrs Anna Cramer-Fos ter at Smithfield Mrs Elizabeth Ewing has returned to Cadiz after a visit with friends here Misses Bertha and Daisy Cleveland of Oakland Md are guests of their sister Mrs Charles Troy of Ragland Miss Bertha has many friends here who will be glad to see her she having visited Mrs Troy while a resident of this place Mrs Thornberry and son Ross of Belmont O are here called by the serious illness of their daughter and sister Mrs W Bb Snide Quite a number from here attended the Smithfield fair last Thursday and Friday Several men from here are at Smithfield today as witnesses in the Fithen ys The Glenn Row Coal companys Case Thornton Horn is recovering rapidly from a wound received a few days ago

Forrest Ralston Chicago Wm. B. Ralston Retta Semple Steubenville Eliza Thompson Annie Scott Plants Mary Hesford Casiz Howard Dawson Hester W. O. Dungan G. BE. Henderson Cambridge Stewart West Branch Iowa George Speer Lizzie Georgetown Will Speer John Rutledge Cleveland M. E Temperance Chester Blackburn Baby Pittsburg George Jewell Elizabeth Rabe Swissvale R. H. Young Thos. Burns H. Armstrong Mary Anderson East Springfield D. W. Knight Knight Herold Mohn E. T. Mohn Delaware College Kittie Blackburn Maude Parks Wellsburg Ed. Blackburn Jessie Reynard Updegraff James A. Hoobler Presbyterian Church Bloomfield Cora O'Neil Costonia James Willemin Lightell George T. Copeland Sarah A. Copeland Lizzie McFarran Will Dickey Wheeling Mather Howe Mary Lucas Jewett Warrenton W. B. Linder Main Street J. H. Williams M. F Epworth League League E. J. Lewie George Condons Bertha Daisy Cleveland Oakland Charles Troy Ragland Troy Thornberry Ross Belmont, O W. Bb. Snide Smithfield Fair Smuithfield Fithenys Glenn Row Coal Company Thornton Horn John Grim Kete Roe Bellaire W. D. Noble Neff’s Siding E. J. Peck Brindley D. C. Peck Hugan Brilliant

Local News Notes From East Liverpool Area

East Liverpool residents visit relatives in Bellaire Wellsburg and Toronto. Local business activity includes Ed Brindley and E J Peck operations Steubenville trips. Illnesses include Mrs D C Peck and Forest, with scarlet fever confinement. Weather brings heavy rain aiding wheat sowing.

Panama President to Make Extended Summer Visit

The President of Panama plans an extended visit to the country next summer, signaling high level talks and potential bilateral engagement during the agreed travel period. Officials declined further details pending formal scheduling and security clearances.

Panama

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