Clermont County Sale in Partition of Hester Elston Case
In Clermont County Ohio the court orders sale of real estate in New Richmond under Case 9052 Hester Elston et al versus Thomas J. Snead. The property includes in lot 106 and surrounding parcels with a stated appraised value of 400 dollars for part and 160 dollars for another portion. Sale set for Saturday January 19 1889 with staged payments: one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years, secured by mortgage at six percent. Sheriff J C Tatwan and attorney L M Dawson present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
New Richmond
Hubert Snead
John Light
Susanna
Union Street
James Green
Elizabeth Green
Sturgess and
Gowdy
Robert Snead
J.C. Tatwan
Joan K. West
L. M. Dawson
Notice to Taxpayers and Executors Listed for Clermont County
Tax duplicates to be found at specified township sites after Thursday December 2 1888. Locations include Batavia Williamsburg Tate Monroe Union Miami Stonelick with many January and February dates. Fees for collection apply. tax reception at Batavia. Also notices appoint executors and administrators for Daniel K Leavitt Samuel Simpson and George S Gatch estates in Clermont county Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Miamiville
Toveland
Ewberry
Stonelick Township
Boston
Elfast
Batavia
N. Anderson
Local Notes and Family Visits Highlight Bloomrose Church
Blowville and Batavia residents, including A C Hutchinson and Miss Clara rie Free, visited relatives in Ross county and Fayetteville. G F Hutchinson enjoys holidays with kin. E Hill Jr visited Fayet teville relatives. C Hill welcomes a new boy. The protracted meeting at Bloomrose U church draws large crowds and strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hutchinson
Delaware College
G. F. Hutchinson
Ross County
Clara Rie Free
Batavia
E. Hill, Jr
Fayetteville
C. Hill
Bloomrose U. Church
Hathway installed as superintendent and local news summary
Mr Hathway a public school teacher was appointed superintendent of the M Sabbath last Sunday succeeding Henry McNutt who served ten years. Ireton Charlie Thomas wn and J A Hartman returned to schools after vacation. Dr A V Genoway of Cincinnati visited his granddaughter before leaving for Galipolis. Hog cholera active. L Herg lost two animals and P Crumbaugh one. Miss Kate Rosenberger critically ill. Frank Zind back from Cincinnati with Charles Davis Pork Packing Co. Louella L Teal visiting in Cincinnati. Notices for news to postoffice box 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hathway
Henry McNutt
Ireton
Charlie
Thomas Wn
J. A. Hartman
A. V. Genoway
Cincinnati
Galipolis
L. Herg
P. Crumbaugh
Kate Rosenberger
Frank Zind
Charles Davis Pork Packing Company
Louella L.teal
Queen City
Pleasant Hill Farmer Sells Farm to Cincinnati Buyer
Robert Pattison of Pleasant Hill sells his farm for 14000 to William Davis of Cincinnati and moves his family to College Hill. Deputy Treasurer F W Reudebush will collect taxes next Monday. M E church meetings conclude this week after four weeks. Railroad agent F L Cook glad over a Christmas gift. Mrs Abbie Homan of Cincinnati visiting Mrs G W Elrod. Rev Mr Barnes and wife visiting Mrs Geo Hill and sister Mrs Anschutz of Loveland. Watch meeting at M E church draws largest attendance on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pattison
Pleasant Hill
William Davis
Cincinnati
G. W. Elrod
Barnes
Geo. Hill
Anschutz
Loveland
M. E. Church
Community notices recount church meetings and local life
A two week protracted Mt Zion M E church meeting closed with five accessions. Rev A G Newton leads Mt Olive ministry ongoing. John Christman moves to Middletown Butler county. Wilbur Hill, Frank Gerard and wife share Christmas joys. William Boose hosts a party for their tenth anniversary. Roman Spark celebrates holidays with Champaign relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion M. E
A. G. Newton
Mt. Olive Church
John Christman
Middletown
Butler County
John and
Roman Spark
Champaign Coree
Wilbur Hill
Frank Gerard
William Boose
Christmas Day Reunion and New Year Health News
John Terwillegar again required Dr Erdman services last week. A Yuletide reunion occurred at O Snider’s on Christmas Day. Dancing followed a twelve o’clock supper at Franz residence and continued late. The New Year finds local citizens in good health except Mrs Donham. Ages listed include 83 R Gillaspie 81 David White 80 Aaron Day and John Lindsey 78 and 74. Oliver Johnson of Forestville visited Bennett Lindsey at Christmas. A Christmas tree delighted attendees at the M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Terwillegar
Erdman
O. Snider
New Palestine Christmas Social Notes and Visits
Miss Ella Snider hosted Misses Mertie Cross Jennie Ebersole and Jennie Gaskins for a pleasant week�s end. Mrs Corn awkins of Cherry Grove holidayed here. T J Behymer with wife and daughter joined Mrs Lizzie Smith for Christmas. Yount folks attended a temperance Nine Mile event where the tree stood lively. Behymer and wife with Prof Pattison spent Christmas at Peter Molloy�s. The sick list includes Mrs Lizzie Smith and Miss Christina Bennett. Elmer Smith and Joe Molloy visited Denham�s Hill last Saturday. Miss Bettie Sherbon returned to Aberdeen school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mertie Cross
Jennie Ebersole
Jennie Gaskins
Ella Snider
Cornawkins
Cherry Grove
T. J. Behymer
Lizzie Smith
Nine Mile
Behymer
A. G. Pattison
Peter Molloy
Christmas Tree Celebration and Local News Briefs
The Christmas tree organized by two Sunday schools and Odd Fellows was a success with smooth events and festive spirits. Local families Carrie Avey Stella Holter and Joan Garland spent holidays at home with Mrs. Sarah Avey hosting Christmas dinner for children grandchildren and great grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Jeffries celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary with about eight couples. George W. Fishback and Laura Davis were married on Christmas Eve at the M E parsonage and will reside in Cherry Grove this winter. Eugene Dial has returned from Monterey for the holidays amid a mumps outbreak affecting several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Carrie Avey
Stella Holter
Joan Garland
Sarah Avey
A. M. Jeffries
Geo. W. Fishback
Laura Davis
M. E. Parsonage
Newtonsville Community Notes Reflect Church, Schools, Visits
The Newtonsville column reports a quarterly M. E. church meeting led by Elder Porterpert, Sabbath school children enjoying candy and fruit, and several local visits. Misses Eva and Jennie Collins spent holidays with friends. GQ L Beckwith and family visited Shriner home. Ed Shields and Emma Pleasant Hill visited Charles Shriner. Schools reopened. Dr. W.8. Anderson received a life-size crayon portrait from his daughter Ida. Dramatic Society events were a success with future performances anticipated. protracted meeting at the M. E. church led by Rev. S. B. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Porterpert
Eva
Jennie Collins
L. Beckwith
Avondale
John Shriner
Shields
Emma
Pleasant Hill
Charles Shriner
Clint, Cowan
Granville College
Dayton Clark
Lebanon
Anderson
Ida
Dramatic Society
B. Smith
Receipts of Drama and Festival and Local Social Notes
Receipts of drama and festival amount to 100.29 dollars. The record mentions social visits and Sabbath gatherings in Tunculum and New Richmond with multiple individuals named. A ring recovered case is noted involving Lena Penn, Cyrus Freeman, and others. A plan to pelt Judge Pugh with rotten eggs is referenced as a thwarted scheme near tally-sheet cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Pugh
Pugh
Remains of Mrs Belle Wade brought for interment
Mrs Belle Wade who died in Cincinnati on the 25th was brought here last Thursday for interment. She leaves five children and many friends to mourn her loss. John Park, father of the deceased, is very ill at present. Several local events and visits are noted, including social entertainments, lectures, and school news.
Holiday Guestings and Local Social Ties Across Town
Theodore Leeer and wife spent the holidays at Grape Grove. Cincinnati guest Wm Gould Jr roamed among local relatives. Families from Eaton to Xenia joined gatherings as old friends visited. A.J. Applegate from Perkinsville stayed with Mrs Susan Applegate. Mrs Geo Hill entertained guests at Milford. Charles and Lane Palmer visited Maria Palmer with their families. John Burger and wife attended Allen Burger’s wedding at Xenia. F.L. Toman visited relatives in Fulton. Ohio Dental College men J.H. Clark and H.K. McClelland spent holidays at home. Thomas Cook visited B.E. Smith and wife. The South family and son from Wilmington joined kin. James Howard spent Christmas in Moscow. Ada Yost and Leona Hitesman visited Cincinnati and Loveland relatives. Missou Cox spent the week at Walnut Hills with her mother. Local youths enjoyed holiday parties hosted by Geo Rogers, Miss Nettle Toman and John Heywood. H. E. McClellan was surprised on his twenty first birthday. The M F Sunday school cantata boosted funds and treated juveniles. Presbyterians treated the school to a nice surprise. A Social Glass will benefit the G A R on Thursday. Marjorie Nichols, six, died of diphtheria on December 26 with funeral at residence. Mrs Cora Bowman’s funeral was held at Cozaddale M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Leever
Grape Grove
Wm. Gould, Jr
Cincinnati
Nathan Heywood
Eaton
A.J. Applegate
Perkinsville
Ind
Susan
Geo. H. Hill
Milford
Charles Palmer
Lane Palmer
Bellville
Kansas
Maria Palmer
John Burger
Wm. Burger
Allen Burger
Xenia
F.L. Toman
Fulton
J.H. Clark
H. K. McClelland
Ohio Dental College
Thomas Cook
B. E. Smith
Thos. South and Son
Wilmington
James Howard
Moscow
Ada Yost
Leona Hitesman
Loveland
Miss Ou Cox
Walnut Hills
Geo. Rogers
Nettle Toman
John Heywood
H. E. McClellan
M. F
Marjorie Nichols
Leap Year party fuels social whirl at Miss Padget’s
Local notes recount Mr R E Knox and son Eugene at home with Misses Lina and May Clark hosting a Friday evening party. Several families from Cincinnati and Lebanon visit, while Mr Traver from Carthage calls on Frank Fridman. A Leap Year party is planned at Jessie Padget's for New Year’s Eve and a Christmas tree at Laurel draws many youths. Charles Binkley reports a lost horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Knox
Eugene
Lina
May Clark
P. Clark
J. K. Parker
Amelia
S. Grant Harris
Lebanon
J. W. Archerd
Dayton
Spen
W. P. Flanegan
R. G. Howard
W. L. Fridman
Cincinnati
Walter
Frank Richards
Chile
May
Lina Clark
Eugene Knox
Tabb’s Commission
Belle Fridman
J. Warren Lindsey
Charley Ogden
Link Fridman
Mr. Traver
Carthage
Frank Fridman
E. R. Stokes
Springfield
Misa Irene K. Moreton
E. E. Clark
Yellow Springs
A. W. Moreton
Jessie J. Sapp
Kent Parker
Walnut Hills
Jessie Padget
Laurel
Charles Binkley
Local Holiday Gatherings Reach Across Towns
A string of visits and greetings fills Williamsburg and nearby towns as residents host relatives and friends for Christmas season. Notables include Mrs. Alice Clare with Miss Laura McLain in Williamsburg, Foster McCormick returning from Peru Indiana, and several families hosting extended kin from Cincinnati Urbana Mulberry Portsmouth and Amelia.
Sermons at Presbyterian Church and Local Socials Reported
Rev. McGee of Lane's Seminary delivered two sermons at the Presbyterian church. An Odd Fellows oyster supper was a success with attendees enjoying a splendid time. Miss Lillian Calhoun spent holidays at home. Bergan Turner and Jennie Forbés returned from a visit with friends at Monterey. J. F. Perdiiset spent several days at Hillsboro. Miss me and gt Von Beigart entertained the Misses Josie Wilson Ora Kyle Georgia Hinop Pearl Hanlon and Lanney H Wilson on a Saturday evening. A number of young people attended the fair at Withameville during holidays. Drive carefully to the dairy feed stable back Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
Lane's Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows
Lillian Calhoun
Bergan Turner
Jennie Forbés
Monterey
J. F. Perdiiset
Hillsboro
Gt von Beigart
Josie Wilson
Ora Kyle
Georgia 1Inop
Pearl Hanlon
Lanney
H. Wilson
Withamevile
Local Gossip and Visits Mark End of Year
Hamlet and Mrs. Aaron Bennett visited in the region while Ezekiel Nash cared for grandchildren. Numerous neighbors, including Charlie Leeds and Willard Kirgan, shared holidays. weddings rumored on the dirt road. Prof. John Davidson attended lyceum in Summitt. George Swanson plans winter with his son in Atlanta. George Danby mangled fingers. G B Snyder buys Monitor engine. mountain lion killed near frontier claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kinney
Mt. Healthy
T. K. Houston
Philip Miller
Cummineville
Fred Rapp
George Swanson
Summerset
Will
Atlanta
G. B. Snyder
Monitor
Lud Evanshine
William Clark, Jr
Colorado
George Danby
B. F. Hitch
Christmas Night Gatherings Reported in Lakin Area
The Christmas tree in Lakin drew a crowded house despite bad weather. Gifts included a hanging lamp for Mother Fisher. Wesley Crane and family and Joe Raper and family from Bethel visited J. M. Milner on Christmas.
Ten Mile Valley Christmas Social and Family Visits
The Ten Mile Valley notes show a Christmas Eve schoolhouse event led by Miss Jessie Colter, with various visitors including Thomas Kragdon from Madisonville and Mr. Fitchpatrick of Salt Air. Local families share holiday visits, dinners, and hog weights are listed by H. J. Bettymer and Charles Ilhardt amid community chatter.
Christmas Cheer Lights Up Local Holiday Season
Christmas passed off pleasantly with warm weather and cheerful residents. Local families hosted guests from Delaware college Walnut Hills Mason City Illinois Iowa and Batavia. Several visitors and gatherings are noted plus illnesses and a fall injury among residents.
Christmas Eve Service Shines at Salt Air Sabbath School
The Salt Air Sabbath School held a Christmas Eve service at the school house with a choir led by Lane. Prof. C J Swing gave a brief address, scripture readings and singing followed, and a treat was distributed. A painting for the superintendent Ireton was presented and acknowledged. Local residents attended events and social gatherings over the holidays. Joseph Anderson bought Levi Canter’s farm for 1700 with possession March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Air Sabbath School
Lane
C. J. Swing
Rilereton
W. A. Mull
Cincinnati
Oseph Anderson
Levi Canter
Agite
Hartman School honors Mason Applegate with teachers dinner
Monterey observers recall a festive school dinner at Hartman School in Jackson township. Directors and parents surprised Mason Applegate after school with praise and a celebratory program featuring music recitations and speeches. The event marked his third term at the model school. The week also notes a sick infant, a Christmas reunion at Harmon Cover’s home, and a Canton Cantata on Christmas night.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Ad Seeks Broad Cures
Tox Bear Save in the world for cuts burns sores eruptions and skin defects guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded price four cents per box for sale by W B Walker Natavia and J B Walker Williamsburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BR. Walker
Natavia
J. B. Walker
Williameburg
Expensive guest sparks Barn Fire and fall into well
Mrs M Walker from Tabasco was brought from an asylum for the holidays. She reportedly lit the barn fire at midnight then jumped into the well to escape. The barn and contents including horses cattle and farm implements were destroyed totaling about 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabasco
Cincinnati
Georgetown
Kentuckians cause deadly confrontation in Higginsport
On Tuesday evening two Kentuckians clashed with the notorious Spires in Higginsport. Spires stabbed two men, and Marshal Halfhill arrested the assailants. Spires and his father attacked again. the marshal fired, killing Spiers. The Kentuckians were jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Higginsport
Spires
Marshal Halfhill
Orebaugh Proposes Electric Lighting for Woodville Mill
John Orebaugh of Phoenix Mills in Woodville pitches an electricity plant at his mill with poles wires and 16 candle power lights at about one dollar monthly. Forty street lamps would operate year round at four hundred eighty dollars per year under a five year contract once enough subscribers join. The plan promises cleaner, brighter service than the present coal oil system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Orebaugh
Phoenix Mills
Woodville
Bette
Orebaugh
Protracted Meeting At Antioch And Local Holiday Notes
Neville reports Brother James T. Melvin conducting a protracted meeting at Antioch. Holiday visitors include William Drake and family Etta and Jennie Galbraith Park McLachlan Web Morris lifford Rosa Hattie McColla Charlie Jessie Sapp George Moore Ash Taylor George Larkin and William Plank. The mayor requires muzzling dogs at large. Several residents and visitors are noted with social calls and visits during the holidays. General Harrison declines to interfere with inauguration celebrations citing blue laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Melvin
Antioch
William Drake
Etta
Jennie Galbraith
Park McLachlan
Web Morris
Lifford
Rosa
Hattie McColla
Charlie
Jessie Sapp
George Moore
Ash Taylor
George Larkin
William Plank
Mr. Drake
Walnut Hills
Plat Rock
Newport
Cumberland Gap
Capital punishment debated as fearsome fate in New York
The piece notes that while capital punishment is not abolished, a murderer may kill all enemies without being hanged, yet could face death by electric chair as punishment. The stark contrast signals ongoing tension over the use of the electric chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
They Are Thankful Amelia Christmas Thanks 1888
The Fulton family thanks the people of tion Chapel for their kind remembrance at the Christmas service on Christmas Eve. Gro. M. and Ella Fulton express gratitude in this note dated December 29, 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horror Courier
Tion Chapel
Gro. M
Ella Fulton
Adams Doss Celebrates 7st Birthday in Pierce Township
Adams Doss, among Pierce township's oldest citizens, reached his 7st year last Tuesday. Family and friends gathered at his home for congratulatory greetings and a shared dinner, followed by an afternoon of social visiting and enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Doss
Pierce Township
Name given to newborn son by Halington man
W H Adams of Halington Ohio is proud to name his bright boy after the Honorable man who, upon learning of the gesture, sent a formal letter from Indianapolis Indiana dated November 19 1888 expressing appreciation and best wishes for the child’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Adams
Halington
Adams
Ae Ward Nee
Indianapolis
Ind
W. H. Adams
E.Q
Ohio
In Memory of Elijah Sellers
A short obituary poem from the wife and child of W. H. Day of Tennessee memorializes Elijah Sellers who died November 20 1888. It laments his absence, recalls his fatherly love, and expresses faith that he awaits loved ones with angels on a bright shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Sellers
Ainging
Angels
W. H, Day
Editorial Briefs Mention Possible Governor Candidate
Hox. H. L. Morey is named as a candidate for Governor. Senator Manderson of Nebraska is reported offered the War Department secretaryship. General Grosvenor resigns as trustee of the Soldiers and Widows Orphan Home. Joseph W. O’Neall named as his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hox. H. L. Morey
Senator Manderson
Nebraska
War Department
Ohto
Col. Manderson
Grosvenor
Governor Foraker
Swayne's Ointment Advertises Tumor Cure
The notice claims moisture related symptoms and intense itching worsened at night, with tumors forming that bleed and ulcerate. It promotes Swayne's Ointment as stopping itching and bleeding, healing ulcers, and removing tumors, available from Dr. Swayne & Son in Philadelphia for 50 cents, by mail or druggists. Also notes a convention of Colored Catholics in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swayne
Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Washington
Milford and Boston Dentist Schedule Noted
Dr H H Robinson will alternate weeks between Milford and Boston. This month he will be in Boston 9 to 16 and 25 to 80 inclusive, with Milford the remaining time. Also ad promotes Swayer’s Ointment for skin conditions and Will A Thompson in Bethel for dental services. Gov Hill’s New York inauguration is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H .H. Robinson
Milford
Boston
Consumption Cure Promises Quick Relief via Free Recipe
An East India missionary shared a vegetable formula with retired physician Ww. A. Nores for curing consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and nervous ailments. Nores will mail the recipe with full instructions in German French or English to any reader who writes to 149 Power's Block Rochester New York, inclosing a stamp and newspaper name. Public buildings closed on New Year's Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India
A. Nores
Power's
Rochester
N. Y
Williamsburg Dentists Offer Pain Free Extractions
Walker and Vanosdol expert dentists at Main street Williamsburg offer pain free tooth extractions with no charge. They fabricate artificial teeth from five dollars per set, guarantee work, and hold a strong reputation with steady orders from Cincinnati to Portsmouth along the O and NW line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker & Vanosdol
Williamsburg
Main Street
Walker
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Electric Bitters Proclaimed A Life Epoch In Health
Gas struck in Steuben county New York witnesses a shift from long illness to robust health. The piece touts Electric Bitters as the great remedy, blessing the agency of renewed health. It claims relief for kidney liver and stomach diseases of any duration. Sold at 60 cents and one dollar per bottle at W R Walker's Batavia and J B Walker's Williamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Walker’ Drug Store
Batavia
J. B. Walker's
Wilianaburg
Bennetts and Yorks Wed at Locust Corner
Rev. G. M. Fulton officiated at Locust Corner on December 20 1888 for the marriage of Andy Bennett and Ella York. A Razargay evening ceremony on December 22 joined Frank Turner of Blowville to Lizzie Carpenter of Stonelick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Fulton
Locust Corner
Andy Bennett
Ella York
Razargay Evening
Frank Turner
Blowville
Lizzie Carpenter
Stonelick
Attorney G Penn Secures Back Pay for Feate Behymer
G Penn attorney for Amelia Feate Behymer of Co A 168th MO obtains back pay of 14 and 119 dollars per month amounting to six dollars monthly in a recent ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Penn
Nei
Amelia
Panpers Trump
Feate Behymer, Co. A
Felicity Riot Case Opens in Ohio Vexing Teasings
The Felicity cases begin with Ohio v Teasings assault and battery as the first riot case. Sheriff served subpoenas Saturday afternoon but no jury secured at press time. Juror examination is rigid and town crowds show keen interest in every detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Asaault
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Clermont
Hester Elston ET AL
Thomas J. Snead
Williamsburg Township
Tate Township
Bethel
Bantam
Washington Township
Neville
Isabel
Monroe Township
Nicholaville
Pt. Pleasant
Union Township
Mt. Carmel
Withamaville
Miami Township
State of Ohio
Daniel K. Leavitt
Lucinda J. Leavitt
Hennyy Barnr, JR
State of
Samuel Simpson
R. B. Simpson
ThacMillen
Said
Albert Swing
George
Gatch
Samuel
Turnpike Notice
Milford, Edenton
B. R. Higl
Edward Roberts
Dee
Kaufman's Liquor Store
N. E. Cor
Pearl and Sycamore
Biihe
Awas
Eiber
Pearl & Sycamore
Glen Este
Craver
Mt. Pisgah
New
Olive Branch
Newtonsville
Daisy ‘L'Edrow
Bruce Kirgan
Will Keethler
Tunculum
Mamie Hopkins
Mayme
Apphia
Bertha Robinson
Laura Barkley
Anna Raneaon
Mamie Dean
Jessie Morse
Carrie Carley
Eva Robinson
Merrill Atwood
Wes Doughty
J. Ayers
Samuel Fulton
Misa Jessie Morae
Bertha
Mamie Dr. Ayres
Lincoln
John Robinson
Lena Penn
Cyrus Freeman
Mrs
Keene Hitch
T. P. White
M. E
Foster Edwards
Chicago
Mag¢ McAdams
Lockland
Eliot Black
Booth
Wm. Suda
Samuel Ful- Men
Garidays
Sohn Iley
Mnle Kennedy
Lockear
Imer Hulick E Pennn
Williamaburg
Belle Wade
J.J. Holden
Harry
Mattie
Rose Hageman
Kate Riley
Carrie Miller
Covington
David Swing Jr
Will Miller
Hutchings
Walter Hageman
Col. Bain
Estelle Norris
Rushville
Indiana
Fannie Haines
Byron Williams
I. M. Jordon
Columbus
James Hutchinson
Hutchins
H. C. Kain
Bertha Holmes
BE. B. Holmes
House of Representatives
Moorehead
Wardlow
Dallas
Texas
Anna Jenkins
Marie Jacque
Jacque
Anan
Georgia
Gosherm
Clermontville
Alice Clare
Laura McLain
Joseph Clare
Foster McCormick
Peru
Phoebe Reed
Josiah Tice
Windsor
Illinois
Grace Boulware
James Boulware
Ohn White
Mulberry
A. R. Crane
Rebecca Sims
Urbana
Ja. Reufles
William Fee
Fannie McNight
Sarah Fee
John Clare
Clare
L. D. Romeny
Captain Burke
Sone
Lizzie Reed
Pearl McKibben
JM. Goodwin
Grace Collings
Charles Collins
Rt. Carmel
Aaron Bennett
Ezekiel Nash
Husbad
Charlie Leeds
Jesse Croswell
Felicity
M. A. Leeds
Willard Kirgan
Foster Wards
Cora Cronwell
Afton
Porter
John Davidson
Clover
Lyceum
Summitt
John. Riley Hope
George Sweet
John Brunk
Wigginaville
Lakin
Mother Fisher
Wesley Crane
Joe Raper
J. M. Milner
Masons
J.D. Milner
A. H. Hill
Will Crane
Oran Barber
Mollie Frazier
Retta Winder
Myrtle Crane
Myrtle Milner
Jim Fitzpatrick
Bricker
Emme Hill
Covington, Ky
Ten Mile Valley
Thomas Kragdon
Madisonville
Jessie Colter
Fitchpatrick
Salt Air
Burnehymer
Peter Malov
Gurney Hall
H. Green
William
Green
Flora
Illiam Oldhouse
John Mathews
J. Bettymer
Charles Ilhardt
Bettymer
Henning’s Mills
George Chatterton
Jessie Shepherd
T. W. Townsley
Thomas Townsley, Jr
Wm. Tribble
B. Thomas
Hattie Moyer
Lou Hutton
Otho Pearre
William Tribble
Mace Varley
Mason City
Lou Thomas
Ora Earheart
Maggie Bowman
Caroline Long
Iowa
David Long
Henry Moyer
James and
Lee Fitchpatric
Alice
Lorena Hennings
Hartman
Mason Applegate
Such & Hn
Applegats
Jackson Township
Mra. du Foe
Cover
Harmon Cover
Addison Good
Mina Jennie Forbes
James Turner
Santa Claus
Bucklen
Marshall
Owensville
Dennis Maher
Stephen Robinson
Woodward
Freshard
James Robinson
William Golden
Elkhart
Conrad Mer
Maggie Dennison
Robert Mace
W.J. Magee
Little Miami
ULB
Harrison
Committee
Idr Heer
Father
Dentistry
Hopkins
Massachuses
Will A. Thompson
Gov
Steuben County
N.Y
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