Correspondence and visits in local social round
Local society notes record visits by Mra A H Schall and Miss Minerve Banks of Avelia Pa. Ire McConnel and Mrs Lawrence War of Martins Ferry visit Steubenville and Rayland area. Edith Grier of Wheeling spent time with home folks. Mrs Roe and family of Rayland host. Blanche Gibbons visiting grandmother Mrs Charles Chamberlain. Roy W Piper of Warneck Ohio spent time with uncle H Warneck. C D Cramer of Mithfeld Ohio guest of the Mirves MacAdans. A sermon is announced for Sunday at 2 p m October 28 at the Mo Behnrelt by Rev JK Keyes. Alfred Laws dies Monday evening of pneumonia. Interment Wednesday at 2:30 pm in Warren tor Cemetery. bereaved parents receive community sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Schall
Minerve Banks
Avelia
Ire McConnel
Steubenville
Lawrence War
Martin's Ferry
Jamey Hrunne
Edith Grier
Wheeling
Roe
Raylart
W. B. Snider
Blanche Gibbons
Scotch Ridge
Chares Chamberlain
Roy W. Piper
Warneck
H. Warneck
C.D. Cramer
Mithfeld
Mirves
Brush Creek Local News Roundup in Welsville Area
Loman Tits returns to work after bone surgery while Will Moore recovers from typhoid fever delaying Welker farm oil well progress. Frank Grant visits East Liverpool company practice. James Griffith and William Alexander spend time with nearby neighbors. Nanean Dallas returns from Bital New York to stay briefly. Robert Bureet and wife come home from Buffalo after Christian church convention. Pownard and Wilson relocate their saw mill to Noak Rusosll farm in Mathors for Seyozgsfiold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loman Tits
Welsville
William Alexander
Nanean Dallas
Bital N.Y
Wil
Robert Bureet
Wife Cure
Buffalo
Christian Choren
Pownard & Wilson
Noak Rusosll
Mathors
Seyozgsfiold
He goes through dogged Mire Martins path.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a person named Mire and a phrase he goes, with a mention of Martin and dogged determination. The readable portion is sparse, but implies a biographical or athletic context around Mire and Martin.
New Alexandria Community News Roundup
Mise Mery Wilson Jack Hays and Ola Phompen were called upon friends in the village. Nellie Hile Turmeney Naomi Turney joined Dodd Waugh firm. Mrs Mary Gilchrist ill. Council met to fix lockup improve street lights and add two new conduits for churchgoers. A swine litter of twenty pigs noted. Miss Wilson featured at church lecture Open Switch. Dean Crivawell Step henville guests. J T Hough bought Carson property for homes. Italian coal miner Walesie Farmo appeared before mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Mery Wilson
Jack Hays
Oia Phompen
Minvo Junction
J. RK
Themyon
Malin Street
Crinewell
Wie
John Tolen
Pearl ‘Witeshes
Smithfield
Calie
Mias
Nellie Hile
Miss Turmeney
Misa Naomi Turney
Dodd & Waugh
Werchants
Mias Briet Scout
Wingo Junction
Hetella Arihar
Mary Gilchrist
B. Hook
Riseell Fook
Tenbenville
Brilliant
Joesph Hock
Long Run
C. P. Aller
Smitfield
Ortaberth
C. B. Society of Hie
M. P. Chiret
Otto Zende
Voelal
C. B Gourley
Amouris
Srd
Carpenter
Wilson
M. E. Chareh
Dean Crivawell
Stephenville
R. M. Thompson
Hen Brown
la Belle Works
J. T. Hough
Carson
Main Street
Walesie Farmo
Plum Row
Warden Reece arrests trespasser on Wallbaum lands
A man was arrested by Game Warden B. P. Reece of Millenvale for trespassing on the lands of Harvey Wallbaum in pursuit of game and was fined for the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Reece
Millenvale
M Harvey Wallbaum
Local Notes From JeWETT and Nearby Towns
Miss Susie Bowers hosted Mrs. Misees Barrett from Martins Ferry over Sunday. Morris Osborne returned home Sunday. Mrs. W Cronnibal of Selo and her son visit her father. Mr. Myers near town. Mrs. Elmer Roberts on sick list. Mary Hauck visited Marietta. Mrs. J Spence returned from Chicago and midwestern cities. Mrs. E Lowmaker and daughter visit Steubenville. Mr. and Mrs. S M Sawtell visited West Lafayette. N B Speer and granddaughter Clarissa attended Edward Speer’s funeral in Washington. death from typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misees Barrett
Martin's Ferry
Susie Bowers
Banday
Morris Osborne
W. Cronnibal
Selo
Myers
Near Town
Elmer Roberts
Mary Hauck
Marietta
Miser
Mikeell
Staffordeville
Fancas
J . Spence
Chicago
E. Lowmaker
Jaughter
Furiiance
Steubenville
Edward
Washington
Irondeale Local Option Election Set For Sat Oct 27
Irondeale voters will decide on a saloon proposition Saturday October 27. No saloons have existed there for years and efforts aim to keep them out. Union church services and talks by anti saloon speakers will occur in the opera house on election weeknights with Wim V Marsh John Rutledge Ex Mayor White and Rev B C Peck scheduled to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irondale
Opera House
Wim. V. Marsh
John Rutledge
White
Barnesville
B. C. Peck
Pittsburg
Robert Lawson
Gertrude
C. C. Stear
Conneaut Lake
Bertha White
Wellsvile
Mclntosh
Free Methodist Church
McCarl
Atkinson
Parlor Suites and China Closets on Sale at Low Prices
A local ad touts three and five piece parlor suites with jooge cushion effect and leather upholstery in Verona tones. Mahogany frames feature ornate carving with settee armchair and parlor chair. Also offered is a golden oak china closet with bent glass ends and a glass front, priced from 12.60 to 45.00, and a fine Chinese china cabinet at 15.00 for exceptional value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verona
China
Handsome Leather Couches for Gift Ideas
If you seek a present there is nothing more acceptable than a handsome leather couch. With ordinary care they last a lifetime and their first cost becomes the only cost. Our range of handsome leather couches is large with Turkish heads or oak frames, priced from 25 to 85 dollars.
Town Notes Include Visits and a Local Funeral
There are several cases of tonsiting in town. Mrs Rose of Alliance visited her sister Mrs Wm Downer last week. Mr George Ridgley of Chester is visiting in town. Jay Faisley of Stoutenville was the guest of his parents last week. The funeral of Charles Edward infant son of Mr and Mrs Starkey was held last Sunday at their home with Rev B C Peck officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Anowice
Rose
Alliance
Wm. Downer
George Ridgley
Chester
Jay Faisley
Stoutenville
Charles Edward
Quieting Title Action in Jefferson County Court
Harriet A. Wilkenson files a petition in the Jefferson County Ohio Court of Common Pleas seeking to quiet title to parcels in Empire, including blocks in Wilkinson and Stewart additions. James A. Stewart, resident Morganton WV, must answer by December 1 or judgment will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Jefferson CO
Harriet A. Wilkenson
James A. Stewart
Morganton
West Virginia
Harriett A. Wilkenson
Jefferson County
Ohio
Jefferson
Bigek
Wilkenson
Stewart
Empire
Said
Wilkenson and
Emale
James
Ww. C. Brown
Executors Notice of Appointment in Jefferson County
The undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified as Executor of the will of Matilda Targart, deceased, late of Knox township Jefferson county Ohio. This notice is dated October 4 1806. Chester Fe Minesingor, Executor. E E Erskine Carl H Smith, Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Targart
Knox Township
Jefferson County
Store showcase promotes oak top tables at $19.98
The catalog highlights diverse extension tables with round and square tops in pedestal or leg styles. Emphasizing construction and finish, a quar tered oak top table with large pedestal and piano polish finish is priced at 19.98 dollars.
Wedding Bells Ferguson Martin in Hopedale
Mary Elsie Martin and Harry A. Ferguson wed at the Martin home east of Hopedale. The ceremony before about fifty guests included relatives from nearby towns. After a sumptuous dinner the couple traveled to Pittsburgh and points in Pennsylvania before settling in Uhrichsville with many presents from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. W. Ferguson
Harriett Ferguson
Elizaeth Martin
Isaac Vorhees
Ed. Warner
James Warren
Ross Warren
Nina Miller
Wm. T. Miller
J. J. Martin
Hopedale
Hayden Marin
McKeesport
Estella O’brien
Kearney
Neb
Ross Owens
Steubenville
Laura Warren
John Warren
Earl Martin
W. B. Martin
Wm. Edwards
George A. Martin
Cadiz
James Noland
Navarre
Sumner T. Martin
Chicago
Christian Churches
Hats Offer Munker Special Styles at Low Prices
The Munker offers a special hat deal with soft or stiff hats priced at 3.00 and asserts quality rivaling higher priced hats. A broad assortment of 100 new styles is offered at 1.50 and 1.90 in a bold sales pitch.
Underwear Offer From Noted Maker at $1.25 Each
An advertisement lists 288 pieces of fine light weight natural wool underwear produced by a celebrated maker offered at 1.25 dollars per item, total value 2.00 dollars per unit.
Desirable kid gloves scarce this fall at several price points
Desirable kid gloves will be scarce this fall much like silk gloves were this summer. At $1.00 a pair real kid gloves from selected skins come in all late colorings and are equal to any $1.50 glove today. At $1.50 gloves use best skins found. For today’s market these could not be matched at $2.00 a pair. At $3.00 and $3.50 a pair 12 and 16 button gloves are perfectly made. Supply your wants early as choice goods are hard to get in these lengths.
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Warrenton
Brush Creek
Martin
New Alexandria
Chester FE
E. E. Erskine
Carl H. Smith
Ferguson Martin
Oxford
Manhattan
Third & Market ST
Bie
Byberine
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