Water Color Flower Piece Exhibition Notes
Exhibits list a long water color collection led by Mr Join Wylie and M W Applegate. Prizes span painting on silk and china with winners including Mrs CG Buchanan Mrs J Hartman and Laura Scott plus many horticulture entries by Julia Kibble Anna P Glover and others with numerous firsts and seconds across flowers, fruits, and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Join Wylie
M. W. Applegate
CG. Buchanan
J. Hartman
M. W. Appls Ware
Jennie Ralston
Mr. Applegate
A. A. A Higgens
Yeath
Rim
Higwens
Apple
Pat Begonia
Rubia
Kibble
Robterree
Laura Scott
Annie Ovine
CIA
Geo
Firaty
W. McClain
Floston
Annie Taylor
Fem
Julia Kibble
Ick Stinches
V McClain
Nla
Archie Smith
Ola Carter
Chas
Galbraith
Lizzie Noble
B. W. McClain
Chas. Galbraith
Rose
Lizsie Noble
Tiabe Rose-Mra
Chas. Noble
Calla Lily
Anna P. Glover
J. R. McGrail
Julia Kibtte
Noble
Wolfe
W. H. Wood
Haa. Noble
Eva
Jas
Fe. R. McGrail
Searre
Chas Noble
Anna Po Glover
Julia Kibie
Jennie Ray
W. H. Woodst
J. B. Francis
Julia Kibbie
Begonias
Jatia Kibble
Ienley
Geraniume
Julia
M. Welfe
Wedding Bells at Patton Home in Sherman Avenue
A modest home wedding was held Tuesday evening at 82144 Sherman avenue for Miss Namoi Davitt and Alvin L. Davitt engineer of the P C C and St. L. The ceremony occurred in the parlor with Rev. Dr. Robinson officiating. After a luncheon for thirty, the couple left for Chicago and western cities, planning to settle at 606 North Fifth street upon return. Guests from out of town included Mrs. Mary Turner Columbus Miss Lineberger McMechen and Mrs. Hannah Sedgewick Martins Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Patton
Sherman Avenue
Namoi
Alvin L. Davitt
Cordelia Davitt
Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
Wallace
McCleary Williams Wedding in Newton Falls Ohio
Fred Elmer McCleary and Anna Louise Williams were wed today at the bride’s Newton Falls home in a quiet ceremony witnessed by close relatives and friends. After a luncheon they leave for a wedding trip through the West and will reside in Chicago after November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
McCleary
Rock Island
Miss Williams
Newton Falls
Mr. McCleary
Robert McCleary
Ragland
Stentonville
Weems at Bridgeport Succeeds Heinlein in Postmaster Race
Bridgeport faces a crowded postmaster contest as Dr A J Heinlein declines reappointment after eight years. Weems will forward recommendations to Congressman C L Weems. Potential candidates include ex Mayor Charles A Jansins Clem Framans J Edward Trueman and R A Bailey with others rumored to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Heinlein
Bridgeport
Hemlein
C. L. Weems
Charles A. Jan- Sins
Clem Trams
Franam Grocery Company
J. Eaward Trueman
R.A. Bailey
Sensational rumor of Jones death denied in Wheeling
A rumor of a woman named Jones dying after maltreatment by railroad men near Dillonvale circulated for days. Reports claimed she was kept in a box car, later taken to Jefferson county infirmary near Steubenville where she died. Authorities and infirmary officials say the tale is false and no one fled there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Jones
Dillonvale
Jefferson Count
Steubenville
Diltonvale
Dillenvale
Met
Nerve Pills claim cures for childhood nerves in ad
An advertisement for Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills touts them as a cure for nervous exhaustion traced to childhood ills. It cites a Buffalo testimonial from Mrs Mary Balert about her now 21 year old daughter, noting improved sleep, strength and comfort after use. 50c a box through dealers or W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo. For Selphy Steubenville Drag Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Mary Balert
Dearborn St
Buffalo
A.W. Chase
W. Chase Medicine Co
Selphy Steubenville Drag Co
Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil Sample Offer
A doctor advises cod liver oil and implies Scott's Emulsion is easier to digest for sensitive stomachs. The ad promises a free sample and lists Scott & Bowne at 160 Vearl Street New York for requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bownt
Sou Vearl Street
New York
William Bowers Duped by Three Con Men at Station
William Bowers of Bellaire was fleeced for 320 by two white men and a colored man near the Walker hotel after alighting from a C Y P railroad train at 3 pm. A colored man named Charles Lewis was arrested with phony money while the two white men escaped. police pursued them after the ruse involving a knife and a wager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bowers
Bellaire
C & YP
Liverpool
Walker Hotel
Lewis
Bowers
Union Hotel
Charles Lewis
Fred Ely
la Belle Tron Works
Unions
Loomis Presses Farmers Over Traction Line Plan
Col. Thomas Loomis and E. F Francey visit Carrollton meeting farmers about the Steubenville to Canton Traction line and its route benefits. Loomis orders agents to secure right of way in Carroll County, Burns to secure from here to East Springfield, and Rosenberry in Elkhorn Valley. Reports due by October end. right of way decision within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Loomis
E. F E. Francey
Carrollton
Steubenville
Canton
Col. Loomis
Carroll County
John $. Burns
Springfield
Oliver Rosenberry
Elkhorn
Yellow Creek
Borham murder trial shows cautious witness examination
The Borham murder trial moves slowly as the states examination of witnesses becomes highly scrutinized. Credibility faces attack from both sides with witnesses appearing mixed or possibly tampered, while court decorum remains orderly and courteous in a quiet courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borham
Death of Mrs Emery Huntington in Lincoln Nebraska
Mrs Emery Huntington died suddenly at her Lincoln home on Oct 3 while in usual health. Her husband, former Ohio Valley Ice & Storage Co. worker, found her dead at noon. Aged about 35, she was known for charm of character. The Huntington couple formerly resided in the city and will be mourned by many friends. Remains were brought to Chicago on the 6th for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Huntington
Frank Hawkins
Lincoln
Nebraska
Huntington
Ohio Valley Ice & Storage Co
Chicago
Realty Transfers Report Notices in Steubenville Area
A list of real estate transfers across Steubenville and surrounding townships including Moore to Adolph Schwartz, Maryanes to George F. Poten, Benvenue and others, with stated properties, towns such as Dillonvale and Pleasant Heights, and sums ranging from $100 to $4,000. Transactions involve property, coal lands, and parcels in Bergholz Long Run and Amsterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Moore
Adolph Schwartz
Lstind
Mineo
Maryanes
George F. Poten
Wath
Lo Peterson
Indue Township
Fomes
Cranek
J. N. Richardson
Dillonvale
P G. Haynes
Adam Harubin
Lor
C. Bendure
Esther A. Craig
Steubenville
B. W. Mettenberer
John Nicholson
W.al Rakiesos
William Whitfield
Sooville
Ee Panaland
Amsterdam
Hess
I Williams
Flora V. Caldwell
A. J. Watsor
Long Ran
James Wigginton
Long Run
C. W
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Eyeler Catset Caver
Anna FP. Glover
Mary E. Singer
Sunfower—Forest
Rebecca West
Timothy Seed
Wm. Chefry
Lawrence Merryman
J. Lowry
Lowry
H. Ong
J. Ong
John Merrymat
Annis Henderson
R. WH. McDonald
J. Oh. Lowry
Harry Merryman
John Merryman
Raymond Ralston
Price Rose
Martha
Price
Delaware
Concord
St. Plate
Worden
Diamond
Salem
J. H. Lowry
Laurence Merryman
R.A. McDonald
Mary E, Singer
Laure Scott
Jeasie Scott
H. WH. Ong
Davitt-Patton
Weems
DR. Heinlein
Lonvale
Anti
HE Means
Loomis
I & the Grabfield Regulator
Allanta. Co
Aolhapre Agner’s
Oswego
Kingsford
T. Kingsford & Gon
N.Y
National Starch Co
Successors
SS. S
S.S. S
S. S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Lek Deo
M. Gelb & CO
Mingo Junction
Ene
United States
Roosevelt
Marine Band
Mexico
Damrosch
Bostock
Paris
New
See ’Em Floral Hall
Pennsylvania
National Biscuit
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