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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1908

Page

5

Many Visitors and Local Social News Gather in City

A cascade of visits fills the city as Miss Bebe Linnis and Miss Laura Parks arrive from out of town, and Paul Scott, Will Zink, and numerous others are noted at fairs, visits, and homecomings. Continental trips, engagements, weddings, and society events thread through a busy social scene with family and friends from Pittsburgh, Wellsville, Cadiz, Mingo, and Wheeling.

Marriage Licenses Issued To Four Couples

Marriage licenses were issued to Chas. E. Barkier and Florence May Moore of Dillonvale, and John Bernstine and Mary Bernstine of Steubenville.

Chas. E. Barkier Florence May Moore Dillonvale John Bernstine Mary Bernstine Steubenville

Death of Capt J K Moore in Fort Leavenworth

Cadiz friends report the death of Captain J K Moore at Fort Leavenworth Kansas from typhoid fever. He recently returned from a Philippines posting where he served as judge advocate general and held a major career in the army after a Spanish American War service and a West Point mathematics chair. He was about 37 years old.

J. K. Moore Cadiz Government Hospital Fort Leavenworth Kans Capt. Moore W. A. Moore Moorefield J. M. Schreiber West Point Academy Moore

Civil War Vet L S Baker Dies in Scio at 63

L S Baker aged sixty three a Civil War veteran and Republican county candidate died Monday night at his Scio home after a short illness. He served three years in Company G 74th Ohio Volunteer Infantry and was twice severely wounded.

L. S. Baker L. $. Baker Scio 74Th Ohi

Mrs M W Fryer and Romanian girl obituary notice

Mrs Mary Wood Fryer widow of Samuel J Fryer died at her home in Richmond Tuesday morning September 15. Funeral today at 2 30 p m. Mrs Fryer was highly respected in her neighborhood. Elizabeth Gargl a Roumanian girl aged 19 died last night. She is survived by brother Vassil Gargl.

M. W. Fryer Mary Wood Fryer Samuel J. Fryer Richmond Elizabeth Gargl Lincoln Avenue Vassil Gargl

Pioneer George Eusenman Dies in Pittsburg Home

George Eusenman entered into rest on Sunday September 13 1908 at the home of his daughter Mrs M Seethaler 1554 Madison Avenue North Side Pittsburg Pa He was born at Bergreinfeld Germany and came to America in 1803 He is survived by his daughters Mrs M J Hein of Steubenville and Mrs M Seethaler of Pittsburg Pa and thirteen grandchildren He was a devoted member of the St Bonifaciu Church of Pittsburg

Chas. Herman Scott Linn Philip Morgan Percy R. Callahan Charles J. Killmeyer Wheeling Leatherwood Louis Killmeyer Steubenville Gee Ilo B. F. Perkins F. M. Work Helfrick K. W. Grange Shadyside English Scotland George Eusenman George Euseman M. Seethaler Madison Avenue North Side Pittsburg Bergreinfeld Germany America M. J Hein M Seethaler St. Bonifaciu Church

Death of FourYearOld MecGirty Child at North Seventh Street

George MecGirty, four year old son of Thos and Mary MecGirty of 901 North Seventh Street, died on Saturday. Funeral services were held today.

George Thos and Mary MecGirty North Seventh Street

Realty Transfers Across Townships and Leases

Robert Kell assigns three sixteenths in an oil lease to Thomas Price et al. G. L. Spragg for twenty five dollars assigns sixteenth in a lease at Mingo. Barns West leases in Wayne township to Hays White. Plummer Purviance in Wayne township to Hays White. R. A. Elliott et al in Wayne township to L. C. Rinker et al to Hays White. Lida Borman to Brooke Oil Company five town lots for two hundred dollar bonus and three hundred dollars extra if a paying producer is found. Thomas J. Brown of Wells township to C. A. Larber and J. F. Stringer. W. M. Grafton sells a sixty four of the McKee Work lease at Mingo to Albert Rolf of Bellaire. Thomas Lee of Bellaire obtains the same interest. Robert Thompean in Cross Creek township to M. L. O'Brien. Howard Flood in Cross Creek township to M. I. O'Brien. Margaret Carr in Cross Creek township to M. L. O'Brien. P. R. Pence in Cross Creek township to M. L. O'Brien.

Robert Kell Thomas Price G. L. Spragg Mingo Barns West Wayne Township Hays White Plummer LL. C R. A. Elliott L. C. Rinker Lida Borman Brooke Oil Company Thomas J. Brown Wells Township C. A. Larber J. F. Stringer W. M. Grafton McKee Minge Albert Rolf Bellaire Thomas Lee Robert Thompean Cross Creek Township M. L. O'Brien Howard Flood M. I. O'Brien Margaret Carr Cross Creek Town PR. R. Pence Thip M. L. O’brien

Land transfers across Cross Creek and Mingo areas

Thos. Davis transfers to L. O'Brien in Cross Creek township. Zoe Day in Cross Creek transfers to M. L. O'Brien. William per. Cross Creek town responds to M. & Brien at Niansfeld. O. Roberts of Cross Creek. Pilarr & Walters Drilling Co assigns nine sixteenths in Cross Creek leases to W. H. Jacob et al. Mike Granotovich leases at Mingo to A. S. Buckingham. Scott Roe assigns a sixty four in Bert Labol Oil Co to S. Reiner for 275. Robert Haggerty assigns the same interest to Reimer.

Thos. Davis Cross Creek Township Ms L. O'Brien Zoe Day M. L. O'Brien William Per Cross Creek Town M. & Brien Niansfeld Harry Walters O. Roberts Kross Creek Township M. L. O’brien Pilarr & Walters Drilling Company Cross Creek W. H. Jacob Mike Granotovich Mingo A. S. Buckingham Scott Roe Bert Labol Oil Company S. Reiner Robert Haggerty Reimer

Wedding Bells Unite Miss Amy Goldstein and Louis Munker

Friends witnessed the wedding at 6 30 on Monday evening as Miss Amy F Goldstein of Pittsburgh and Louis L Munker of Steubenville were joined in marriage at the home of Mr and Mrs L H Meth on Shady avenue. Rev J Leonard Levy performed the ceremony. The bride wore white silk crepe trimmed with rose point and duchess lace and carried white roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Lillie Munker of New York served as maid of honor with two young nieces as junior attendants. Best man was William Goldstein. After the ceremony the couple planned to reside in Steubenville with the bridegroom a son of the Jonas Munker Co family.

Bebe Linnis New Philadelphia Paul Scott Will Zink Martins Ferry Clyde Bowers Denver Colorado Laura Parks New Castle Jones Munker New York Wm. May's James B. Lantz Anchor Sanitary Co Pitsburg Leonard Aughenbaugh Wellsville W. F. Ridgley John R. Kendall Frank Clinton Street Pittsburg George A. Johnston Cadiz Steubenville Phoebe Wilson Tromer Neb Edward Steurer Max Gelb Mingo Junction Elizabeth Quay Washington, Pa D. F. Melville North Third Street Nathan S. Gladfelter York Gladfelter Mary Louise Steele Stanton Park Miss Reed Washington Bessie B. Lewis P. P. Lewis Pennsylvania College For Women Dilworth Preparatory School Emma Beatty Margaret McCook Miss Beatty Miss McCook Lucille Patterson Wilma Sinclair McCook Beatty Will Scott Virginia Parks Anna Wienstein South Fifth Street Evelyn Adams Waco Texas David Graham Wintersville William Copeland East Springfield Clara Graham Eugene Graham Robt. Anderson Cross Creek Edna Madison Keeney Pueblo Colo R. M. Huston Kenton Nettie Hindman Jean Clark Mingo Edith Coville Circleville, O Stephen Anderson Married Womens’ Reading Club A. J. Guy Carrie Clifford Washington, D. C Queen's Garden Jackson John Matthews Daniel Bolden Lafe Mercer Ambrose Phillips Saphoria Clements Virgie Baltimore Lutie Hanna Hazel Martin Massalee Hunt C. A. Hunt Adena Ernest J. Walker Ferry Mre Walker Orsoin Charles A. McDonald Allegheny and A Henderson Piney Fork Keyser G. E. Hendercor John Kertac Fannie Waldringer Bradley C. M. Bowers Col Marion Schaefer Reed's Mills J. C. Ault Philadelphia Vivian Griesinger Ethel Hardman Martin's Ferry John Brady Cleveland Groesbeck Chautauqua Ross Nicholson Carlton California Joseph Evans Emerson Campbell Martin’s Ferry Lochyer Anna Lochyer North Fifth Street Clyde Quimby Zanesville Charles Quimby Lf Family Washington Street Jennie Shane Los Angeles Cal W. R. Cole Annie Jones H. E. Beeck Dennison Daniel Moore Leona Madigan A. W. Frazier Edgewood W. H. Nevergold South Street Harry Jenkins Myrtle Margaret Selick Lincoln Avenue Elizabeth Craig Boswell Annie Suepply Uhrichsville E. Stanton Pearce Rangesley Lakes Portland U.S S. Williams Columbus Messrs Bergner Lane Strickner H. M. Warne Johnstown Harry Charles Barr Bob Yates Wheeling East End Hinkle Lancaster L. M. Shields North Kird Street L. L. Munker Amy Goldstein Shady Avenue Elizabeth Burns Memphis Tenn Miss Steele P. B. Conn Folk Taft Bethany Pike Sara Speidel Benjamin Speidel Harry E. Parshall East Wheeling Speidel Fred Beatty East Liverpool Sarah White Paris Alex Patrick J. G. Dalrymple Echo Point W. V J. W. Darrah Harry Linton John Donehue St Vincent's College Ednesday R. H. Orr Harry Gottman Frank Fickes Carnegie, Pa Belle Blackburn Emmet Mckenzie W. E. Fetch Morris Munker Sophia O'Brien Liverpool T. B. Tipton Lawrence County Ilinois William Grassman Gabriel Leibtag Mary Ross Atlantic City Mary Bi Irene Whyite Helen Jamison H. A. Becker Massillon Marie Moreton Ashland M. F. Weaver J. S. Reager Revena M. E Ravena Milton S. Shaw Annie Couch John Kithcart Maud Fowler Brilliant Mamie Dornan Maude Lyons Holliday’s Cove Lillian Lyons Chester Emma Bailey Moongahela City M. Brown McCormick Bucey Roy Bucey Parkersburg W. Va Mary B. Temple Edward Feist D. A. Hollinsworth Ohio Herbert Cox Ohio State University W. C. Evans Chariton Iowa Newcomerstown M. J. Hutton South Third Street Orville Jennings Margaret Sherman Avenue Clinton, Mo Jennings Thomas James Great Lakes M. M. McDevitt Senior Presbyterian Washington County Maude Ashbroke Amy F. Goldstein Louis L. Munker S. Goldstein L. H. Meth J. Leonard Levy Lillie Munker Mildred Meth Mildred Goldstein William Goldstein Herman H.feidleberg A. Ehrenreich Herman Berg Jonas Munker Co

Presbytery Actions at Yellow Creek Church Meeting

Steubenville Presbytery met at Yellow Creek Presbyterian Church with multiple clergy changes. Rev W E Howard released from Scio pastorate and stated clerk role. Rev B M Price elected to clerk. Rev J W Wilson released from Mingo Junction pastorate. Rev W R Ward to take full charge at Minerva church. William Bingham of Slippery Rock licensed and ordained. Resolution endorsed efforts to vote in Columbiana County and urged active prohibition campaign.

Steubenville Yellow Creek W. BE. Howard Scio B. M. Price J. W. Wilson Mingo W. R. Ward Minerva Willam Bingham Slippery Rock Columbiana County

Oil leasing notes across Knox and Island Creek townships

A sequence of oil lease transfers and assignments is recorded across Knox and Island Creek townships and Mingo. Notable actions include James W. Myers leasing to C M Crawford and John McClelland. R B Cohen assigning a thirty second in the Maji lease to Steve Sikeres. G H Adams leasing to Pure Oil. multiple transfers to Ross Anderson and J H Cunningham. S H Connell to C A Larber. Nellie F E Robertson leasing at Mingo to P W Skipper. and McCoy Drilling Co selling tools to F Horton. The status of wells remains unclear and damages or production claims are referenced.

James W. Myers Knox Township C. M. Crawford J. T. Long Knox Island Creek Township John McClelland R. B. Cohen Steve Sickeres Hannah Stark Cross Creek J. H. Cunningham R. W. Starkey J. H Cunningham Cross Creek Township Krantz & McCoy Guiseppi di Cara

Mingo to Offer Cistove and Lease Transfers

Mingo to offer Cistove. Gaboree leased other lands to H L Borman. August Broadie leased four lots in Gray's subdivision in Stevensville to L M Leopold. Wace Maji leased to Max Gelb. J A McDonald assigns an eighth in the S Feather lease in Cross Creek township to W Gilliland.

Mingo Gaboree H. L. Borman August Broadie Gray's Stevenville L. M. Leopold Wace Maji Max Gelb J. A. McDonald S. Feather Cross Creek Township W. ©. Gillilland

East Ohio Methodist Conference Opens with Sermons and Addresses

The East Ohio conference opened at 8:30 with Bishop Cranston celebrating the Lord's Supper assisted by district superintendents Morris Helmes Stewart Smith Henthorn Dickerson Secrest and Dewey. At 2 pm Rev Ulman of Steubenville preaches a missionary sermon and 3 pm Dr Carr speaks on Founders and Founding of Methodism. The Itinerants' club meets at 4 pm with Dr Luce speaking on A Good Minister of Jesus Christ. The day ends at 7:30 pm with anniversaries of the Sunday schools and foreign missions.

East Ohio The Methodist Episcopal Church Cranston George K. Morris Cleveland O. W. Helmes Youngstown L. H. Stewart Akron J. C. Smith Canton C. B. Henthorn Uhrichsville Itinerants’ Club Frank Wellington Luce Jesus Christ Board of Sunday Schools Board of Foreign Missions

Hughes Nominated for New York Governor on First Ballot

Charles K. Hughes of New York was nominated by the State convention on the first ballot to succeed himself as governor. He captured 827 votes to 183 for James W. Wadsworth Jr and 31 for John K. Stewart, with Saratoga giving 11 votes amid a bitter race against Hughes.

Saratoga N. Y Charles K. Hughes New York Roo James W. Wadsworth, Jr Livingston County John K. Stewart Montgomery William Barnes, Jr Albany Timothy L. Woodruff Hughes White New York County Rochester

Borham Case: Request to Delay Murder Trial

Borham, held in Steubenville jail awaiting Belmont county murder trial, conferred with attorney H. C. Grant of Wheeling about a possible continuance. An attempted jail break reportedly linked to Borham caused prejudice claims, which may prompt a delay until concerns subside.

T. Borham Steubenville Belmont County H. C. Grant Wheeling Jefferson County Borham Barham

Bridge Man Fells Leg at Pan Handle Work Site

George Bowers of the Pan Handle bridge crew fractured his right tee above the knee while renewing a pier on the Pan Handle railroad bridge in the upper city. He recalls being struck by a falling object and fell about twelve feet. He was taken to Gill Hospital. he is the son of Joseph Bowers of Wintersville.

George Bowers Mr. Bowers Gill Hospital Joseph Bowers Wintersville

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