Local Society Notes From Stenbenville and Nearby
Our Country Correspondence Miss Retta Semple of Stenbenville visits Mrs. Eliza Thompson. Mrs. J. W. Burris of Stenbenville stayed with James R. Blackburn and wife. Nurses Hettie McNary and Maud McCulloush of Allegheny visit Mrs. A. P. Hammond. Walter Blackburn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Blackburn, has been seriously ill. The Ohio Teachers Reading Circle met in the school building last Friday evening. John A. Simeral and Mrs Lueila MacKeefer and Frank La Croix and wife of Brooklyn were guests at their mans Ploomfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retta Semple
Stenbenville
Eliza Thompson
J. W. Burris
James R. Blackburn
Hettie McNary
Maud McCulloush
Allegheny
A. P. Hammond
Walter
Lawson Blackburn
Ohio
Reading Circle
John A. Simeral
Lueila MacKeefer
Frank la Croix
Brooklyn
Steubenville News Notes and Local Visits
Local society notes recount frequent visits and travels among Steubenville residents and nearby towns. Names include Dr. Williamson, Mrs Ferguson, Helen Ferguson, Thomas Davis, Mr and Mrs Tal bott, James Willemin, William Cook, Miss May Hervey, Rev. D W MacLeod, Rev. L O Eldredge, C R Templeton, H Lucas, J D Speer, G W Ralston, Prof. Pierce, Miss Mary Anderson, Miss Bes sie Merrymal, Miss Estella O'Brien, Miss Mary Martin, and others. The item highlights hospitalities, trips to Akron, Warren, Steubenville, Alliance, Means, Uhrichsville, the State Fair, Wheeling, and Athens events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Wallace
Pittebure
Williamson
W. JH. Ferguson
Helen
Summerville
Thomas Davis
Wintersville
Thomas McFerran
Jaane ‘Talbott
James Willemin
William C. Cook
A. B. Hilbert
Kilgore
D. W. MacLeod
Rev. L. O. Eldredge
RB. O
Ashtatuta
Alliance
Wi] Hoobler
Darrell
Gene
C. R. Templeton
Columbus
David Lucas
Canal Dover
Wellsville
Wheeling
G. W. Ralston
Georgetown
W. B. Dickey
Tony
Charles Mather
Prof. Pierce
Uhrichsville
Mary Anderson
Department of Our Public Schools
Means
Zola Asbaugh
Mingo Junction
Bessie Merrymal
Frank Cookson
la Bella Mills
Steubenville
Stant Cookson
William Cookson
Mary Martin
Estella O'Brien
Kearney
Nebraska
Treshing Dominates Week on Bantam Ridge
On Bantam Ridge last week C C Porter called on friends. Miss Mary Wright shopped in Steubenville Friday. Local youths attended Rev Clarke's lawn fete Friday evening. Fred Allen Lee Andrews and Oscar Scott visited Wintersville Saturday. Mrs E J Warren and Agnes visited home folks. James McCoy and sisters attended the Steubenville circus Monday. Mrs J N Leech spent Sunday with home folks. G W Bowers and family visited Columbus relatives. J A McElroy bought a buggy horse from I C Foster of Wintersville. Miss Mary McCoy and Sara Robertson attended Epworth league in Wintersville. J H Cavitt of Pittsburgh spent Tuesday with D K Andrews. Fred Allen George and Vernon McElroy returned from Columbus Saturday. Master Henry Taylor of Reed's Mills called on Ellis Allen Tuesday. A S Scott visited friends in Unionport Saturday. Cara Andrews visited Steubenville Saturday. Ross Rhinehart visited on the Ridge Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantam Ridge
C. C. Porter
Mary Wright
Steubenville
J. N. Leech
G. W. Bowers
Ridge
J. S. Bowers
Columbus
J. A. McElroy
I. C. Foster
Wintersville
Mary McCoy
Sara Robertson
Epworth — League
J. H. Cavitt
Pittsburg
D. K. Andrews
Fred Allen
George
Vernon McElroy
Henry Taylor
Reed's Mills
Ellis Allen
A. S. Scott
Unionport
Cara Andrews
Ross Rhinehart
the Ridge
Death follows death as William Tanley and daughter Nellie pass
In Warrenton the town mourns the deaths of William R Tanley aged 28 and his daughter Nellie Lucille who died within hours of each other after a two week illness for Lucile and brief illness for Tanley. Tanley served as superintendent of the M F Sunday school class leader and president of the uptworth league. He was beloved by many and his passing deeply felt. Lucille, described as a light and beautiful child, died in the early hours of Tuesday morning after the family’s long ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenton
William R. Tanley
Nellie Lucille
Lucile
Mr. Fanley
Lucille
Mr. Tanley
M. F. Sunday School
Upworth League
Rayland church services paused for pastor's vacation
In Rayland preaching continues through October as Rev. McConkey takes a month off. Mrs. Linna Henne Sherman invites students to a reception at her Chapline Street studio on Monday September 10 at 8. Miss Aura Phillips returns from a West visit. Miss Margaret O'Brien visits Miss Fudith Stringer in Canton. The Ladies' Aid plans a Riverside picnic with lunch baskets and kodaks. Some locals will attend the Wheeling fair tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Slinger return from Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayland
McConkey
Linna Henne Sherman
Wheeling
T. J. Slinger
Atlantic City
Local Notes From Brilliant and Surrounding Areas
RUSHRUN. Mr and Mrs James Hall of Brilliant were on the run last Thursday. Mrs W D Linton and Mrs Annie McDevit were guests last Thursday of Mr and Mrs James Sivard. Mr Russ Harris and family have moved to Tiltonville. Mrs Kate Roe was a Saturday and Sunday guest of Mrs Lina Gilegrist of Brilliant. Mr and Mrs H P Taylor of Wellsburg were calling on relatives here Sunday. Mr Mathew Edwards has rented his farm and will move this week to Steubenville. Mr Robert Carpenter has rented the farm. Mr Rhoderick of Martins Ferry was doing business on the Rupt Monday. Mrs A J Linn and Mrs Tina Brindley were Sunday guests of Mrs D C Peck. Hazel Belle, oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs D C Peck, who has been confined to her bed for a week with tonsillitis is able to be up and around, when the youngest girl Daisy was taken down, but I know some error. D C Peck took a fine hog a few days ago. Being very fat, it is supposed that it was overheated. Miss Maggie Hall of Brilliant announces the fall term of school at Blues Raw the 4th with good attendance and hope for success. Farmers have begun fall ploughing, ground very hard and dry. Corn not ripening fast. Ed Brindley has timber hauled for his new house to be erected by Shively & Bro., to be a handsome structure. Charles Roe and family were shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Robert Carpenter
Rhoderick
Martins Ferry
A. J. Linn
Tina Brindley
D. C. Peck
Hazel Belle
Daisy
Maggie Hall
Brilliant
Blues Raw
Ed Brindley
Shively & Bro
Charles Roe and
FLESH BUILDER Emulsion Promises Cod Liver Oil Benefits
An advertisement touts cod liver oil as a superior flesh builder and claims Scott's Emulsion delivers the best results. It emphasizes emulsification into a cream-like form and offers a free sample from Scott & Bowne of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Threshing Nears Completion and Mixed Grain Outlook
Local reports indicate threshing in the Brilliant Saturday area will finish soon. Oats and wheat yields are about average with steady wine flow noted amid railroad car delays.
Local Notes and Socials From JeWett and Surrounding Areas
A collection of brief items notes attendees at the State Pair in Columbus Bana Lowmiller and mother stay in the city Mrs Charles Dennis of yllshure Junction calls on town There was a crowded Moore sale Charles McNamee and wife moved to High street Mrs Johny Parker and son Edgar at Germans Master Lee Webster recovering from typhoid fever Will Cronmibal and son of Selo visit Sabbath John Hauck and Miss Mary Arbaugh at Annapolis Sabbath Miss Carrie Swan of Annapolis visits friends and relatives Mrs Herbert Munson and daughter Julia improving Festival at Germany draws large crowd Rumor says a wedding soon Boys, get your horns ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bana Lowmiller
Charles Dennis
Yllshure Junction
Charles McNamee
High Street
Johny Parker
Edgar
Lee Webster
Will Cronmibal
Selo
John Hauck
Mary Arbaugh
Annapetis
Carrie Swan
Annapolis
Herbert Munson
Julia
Germany
W. Baker
Seto College
Presbyterian
Cure a cold in one day Laxative Promo Quinine tablets
Advertisement promising a one day cure for colds using Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. The box features E W Grove’s sight and guarantees refund if it fails. Price listed as 25e on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Ture
Electrogen touted as nonalcoholic remedy for women illness
An advertisement urges that alcoholic medicines harm women and praises Electrogen as a nonalcoholic tonic and antiseptic. It claims to tone the system, purify the blood, and treat local infections, offered by J. C. Cope and various druggists with agents listed in Tremont, Mingo Junction, and Toronto. A free 50 cent bottle offer is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felka
J. C. Cope
Druasist
Electrogen
Electrogen Co
Tremont
Ohio
C. B. Pierce
Ming
France
France Medical Institute CO
Ayne
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Graph Moving Pictures
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Flesh Builder
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Onio
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