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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1906

Page

6

Local Notes From The Corner Neatly Spun Visits

Mrs Lawne Swichard visits her nephew Cornelius Stellars and wife of Wolleburg. Mrs T J Clark returns to Wellsville after three weeks with home folks. Mr T W Stephenson of Alliance guests J Stephenson and family. Leva Grave Park end Mattie Stephenson attend Fancy Work Circle at Miss Nydie Gray’s Sugar Grove. Harry Salieman visits daughter in Cleveland. James Anders and children attend Mt Tabor preaching. David McKinney and wife shop at Brett Bonville. Frank Swickard and J Fred Clark attend Christian Endeavor Island Creek. Mia Grosons of East Liverpool visits Mike Martie Stephenson. J F Clarke and wife guests of J M Cooper Monday afternoon.

Lawne Swichard Cornelius Stellars Wolleburg T. J. Clark Wellsville T. W. Stephenson Alliance Leva Grave Park Mattie Stephenson Nydie Gray Sugar Grove Harry Salieman Cleveland A. J. Niven Mix James Anders Bacon Ridge Mt. Tabor David McKinney Brett Bonville Frank Swickard J. Fred Clark Island Creek Mia Grosons East Liverpool Mike Martie Stephenson J. F. Clarke J. M. Cooper Family Mondey

Colliers visit and local moves in Fort Worth area

Fort Worth visitors John Robeson and family stay with BE Robenson. A. Blinderback and wife return from New York. Severe weather caused garden damage. Howard Johnston visits St Louis, family updates include a newborn boy and Florence Johnston’s Toledo trip for ill daughter I W Miller. Frank Gutherin and A M Floyd relocate households within Carnegie area as W F Rikerbask moves in.

John Robeson Fort Worth Texas BE. N. Robnson Bliderback New York HK. Cries New Kensington Howard Bessie Johnston St. Lows N. Lon Mics Hirsle Johnet Florence Johnston Toledo Ohio I. W. Miller Frank Gutherin Monfiay Carnegie W. F. Rikerbask Payds

Local Lectures Preview and Clergy Installations Scheduled

Mrs. George Wilcom lectures at the M E church Saturday evening in October on the subject White Signals. Rev. James Forman has been signed to the Coliera M. z De tt for the coming year.

Elsevior’s George Wilcom M. E. Church James Forman Coillera M. Z de Tt

Hazel Dell Wheat and Local Moves Report

Hazel Dell notes planting after recent rains as residents proceed with crops. J. L. Naragon relocates goods and plans dairy next spring. Samuel Marsh and son report strong sorghum business. Henry Lehanb suffers from ga pho id fever with hope for recovery. Mrs Thomas Johnson ill with suspected blood poisoning. D W Westley to move to Stonbenville, Mr Nuee to Follanshee. several local moves and plans stated.

J. L. Naragon Samuel Marsh and Son Henry Lehanb Pictcart Thomas Johnson Ike D. WH. Westley Stonbenville Nuee Follanshee

Reeds Mills Local News Briefs Include Illness and Visits

Henry Schaub, long with ing at Mt. Pleasant Pa, confined hishe with typhoid fever. Mrs. Jan Mellroy, Mrs. Blanche Bowers, Miss Cora Andrews of Pan iom Ridge and Mrs. Marian Shafer and son of Steubenville visited James Bowers and family. Mrs. Pret Kieges of Steubenville spent Sunday with Mrs. Fred Schank. Mise Ellen Gilkinson ill and not better. Mr J J Gilkison visted friends at Hopedale last weekend. Millie and Lingle Beatt visited friends at Unionport Sunday.

Henry Schaub Mt. Pleasant Pa Jan Mellroy Blanche Bowers Cora Andrews Pan Iom Ridge Marian Shafer Steubenville James Bowers Pret Kieges Fred Schank Mise Ellen Gilkinson Vick J. Gilkison Hopedale Mixes Millie and Lingle Beatt Unionport

Marriage Licenses Listed Incomplete Local Notice

Snoch N Millhizer of Pitlaburi and Mary A Peeler of Mingo Jine Samuel A Miser and Minnie D Gardner of Steubenville Jesse BE Morgan and Agnesey Pines of Brillant Orilua Core and Nellie J Craig of Ragland Carl O Pettigrew white and Mary A Berry colored of Steubenville Chris W Hell and Caroline Sind linger of Rayland

Local Names List Trio Homes Across Weeks Towns

John T. Brooke and Mamie C. Clemens from Steubenville Wm F. Lape and Mary E. Methew of Mingo Junction John W. Skinner and Ella M. Dor rance of Bergholz Wm T. Mannsy and Stella M. Lind of Mt Pleasant Frank Lee and Emma Rine of New Alexandria John T. Hennessy and Elizabeth Williams of Gould's Station.

John T. Brooke Mamie C. Clemens Steubenville Wm. F. Lape Mary E. Methew Mingo Junction John W. Skinner Ella M. Dorrance Bergholz Wm. T. Mannsy Stella M. Lindsay Mt. Pleasant Frank Lee Emma Rine New Alexandria John T. Hennessy Elizabeth Williams Gould's Station

For Sale Barred Plymouth Rock Stock in Unionport

For sale: Barred Plymouth Rocks four firsts and three seconds premiums judged by Orr at Smithfield. Stock of practical value for market or fancy. The best ever owned. Mrs. Emma Hoobler Unionport Ohio October 18 lw.

Plymouth Judge Orr Smithfield Wheeling Wittners Emma Hoobler Unionport

Teacher Wanted at Oak Grove School No 10

A colored teacher is needed for No 10 District Oak Grove School in Wayne township at once. Salary of 5 cents a month will be paid to the right party by order of the Board of Education. Edwin M Crawford Clerk D M Hervey President Jefferson County Bloomingdale Wisconsin placeholder

Oak Grove Wayne Township Board of Education Edwin M. Crawford D. M. Hervey E M. Crawford Bloomingdale Jeferson County

Wanted Dry Oak for Inside Work

Wanted dry oak lumber suitable for inside work. Reply to McFeeley Broz Lumber Yard in Steubenville with available quantity and price.

McFeeley Broz Steubenville

Wanted School Teacher for Sub-district No 7 Smithfield

A school teacher is wanted for Sub-district No 7 in Smithfield Township Smithfeld School district. The school house sits on the Steubenville and Cadiz road half a mile from Smithfield in a good neighborhood. Apply to WM Wolfe Clerk of the Board Smithfield.

Jackson Smithfeld Township Steubenville and Cadiz Road Smithfield Wolfe Smithfeld

Public Sale For Farmers And Dairymen At Richmond Pike

Special notice to farmers and dairymen to bid on dairy cows at a barn sale on the Richmond pike. Offering includes Shorthorn cows with calves, Holstein young cows, mature cows, extra good Jersey cows, many fresh by sale day, plus bull calves, Poland China hogs, and two purebred Dorper rams. Sale starts promptly at 10 o'clock.

A. ©. Welday R. W Rhinehart Richmond Pike Poland China

Parlor Suites Showcase In Mahogany And Leather

A local display features exclusive three and five piece parlor cushion suites in genuine Verona leather and soft fabrics. Sets include setee, large arm chair, and parlor chair with mahogany finished frames. Elegant yet affordable options attract interest.

Verona

Handsome Leather Couches Offer Wide Range

Advertisement notes a large selection of leather couches with durable, lasting quality. Claims lifelong value beyond initial cost with prices from 25 to 45 dollars, highlighting Turkish selects and oak frames.

China Closet Sale Offers Woodcraft and Value

An ad touts a China Closet at 15.06 dollars highlighting splended construction and large size. It notes golden oak design, glass front, four front compartments, and a carved top cornice. The store carries a wide range from 12 to 85 dollars with many options.

Table styles and oak top pedestal tables advertised

A store highlights a wide range of extension tables with best designs in round and pedestal styles. Emphasizing construction and finish, a quar tered oak top table with large pedestal and plano polish sells for 11.98 dollars.

Proclamation of Jefferson County Ohio General Election Schedule

Sheriff T Voriels proclaims the general election date in Jefferson County Ohio. Voters will meet at their designated polling places on Tuesday after the first Monday in November to cast ballots by ballot before 3:34 PM standard time.

Ole Jefferson County

State Officers and County Election Provisions

State officials listed for Ohio including Secretary of State and State School Commissioner. Also county officer roles for Jefferson County and election duties for judges and clerks. Describes ballot handling, tallying, sealing returns, and penalties for breach, signed by Sheriff of Jefferson County at Steubenville in October, year 196.

Ohio Hio Orig Ashtainla Belmort Carroll Columbiana Harrison Jefferson Mahoning Monroe Neb Age Yefferton Jourmary Jeferson Steubenville United States Worithes Jefferson County

Hats Offer Superior Munker Special at Low Prices

The Munker Special hats cost 3.00 and are described as exceptionally well made. A large assortment of 100 new styles is offered at 1.50 and 1.90, promising quality beyond typical hats at higher prices.

Fine light wool underwear deal at low price

An advertisement offering 288 pieces of natural wool underwear from a celebrated maker at 1.25 dollars each, with a value of 2 dollars per item. The deal emphasizes quality and substantial quantity for buyers seeking affordable warm undergarments.

Desirable kid gloves priced to match scarce supply

This fall prices for ladies gloves rise with scarce kid skins. A year ago purchases secured $1.00 a pair gloves rivaling $1.50 market quality today. At $1.50, top skins yield gloves equal to $2.00 items. $3.00 and $3.50 offer 12 and 16 button lengths. Buy early while choice goods remain available.

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