Connerville Correspondence Reports Local Happenings
Our village schools are in flourishing condition under Prof Barnett and Miss Lindemuth. Connor mines have been working steadily since resumption. Farmers are busy with fair work. Dr Hitchcock made a business trip to Plum Run. Gena Kokeehak will move to Steubenville on October 1 to enter the merchandise business. R J McCleary has suffered a nail injury to the foot. Ora Oliver is visiting home. All Connerville will attend the Smithfield fair Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connorville
Barnett
No. 1
Lindemuth
Connor Mines
Dr. Hitchcock
Plum Run
Gena Kokeehak
Steubenville
R. J. McCleary
Reed's Mills Farewell Dinner At Welday Home
One of the season’s most enjoyable events was a farewell dinner at the Welday home near Reed’s Mills last Saturday September 92 1906. Mr and Mrs Henry Welday and family hosted friends and relatives who began arriving in the early hours with well filled baskets.
Community gathering closes with supper and music
Tables held numerous dishes as 106 guests enjoyed a sumptuous dinner prepared by local ladies. D. H. Welday led afternoon speeches with organ and violin numbers and a farewell song. Young folks danced, while families shared travel plans and visits to relatives in nearby towns.
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D. H. Welday
Weleay
J. L. Navaros
Willian Leech
J. L. Cookson
Fanny
Ing Willian Cookson
Floorfield
Eta Gilkinson
Carnegie
Welday family hosts farewell to new Wintersville home
Hazel Dell September report notes Henry Welday Sr and family moving to Wintersville. About 126 friends and relatives attended a midday barn feast, followed by house entertainment with violin, songs, and speaking. Distant guests included the Welday family from Smithfield and Richmond, Steubenville, and near Unionport. Local official W. T. Leech praised for road work at Reed's Mills station. An ankle sprain near Reed's Mills and minor overindulgence cautions conclude the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Welday
Wintersville
Esteen
Welday
Thore
Jacob Welday
Smithfield
Patton
Annapolis
B. J. Welday
Richmond
L. W. McElroy
Mingo
Lucy Nargon
Lucille Cope
Steubenville
Joseph Wilecon
Eligabeth
Unionport
W. T. Leech
Reed's Mills Station
Mr. Leech
Howard Schaub
Stock Sale At Home Place On The Jersey Herd
M L Cole announces a stock sale at the home place featuring a fine herd of Jersey cows. The new dictionary and standard for the school have been set, thanks to the board for this up-to-date outfit. Everyone plans to attend the fair, including father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Cole
Jersey
Father
Administrator's notice of appointment for John Kesler's estate
The undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of John Kesler, deceased, late of Steubenville township, Jefferson County, Ohio. Dated September 26, 1906, J. W. Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kesler
Sieubenville Township
Jefferson County
Ohio
For Sale Shetland Pony With Cart and Harness
For sale a Shetland pony weighing 425 with cart and harness. Inquiries to Gus Whitcomb in n pire Ohio. Contact for quick power and price details.
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Gus Whitcomb
Npire
Ohio
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