Men and Matters in Small Town Circles
Mine Inspector Ralph Mason of Murray moved to Log. Mise Rose Rutgers was a visitor in Point Pleasant Sunday. G W Capp of Pursell made a pleasant call Wednesday. Harry West of the Columbia Press visited Sunday. Rev C A Kaumeyer of Lancaster was a visitor in Logan Monday. Billy Lats of Springfield inviting his father Henry Lats this week. The Merchants Picnic at the Boy's Industrial School last week was well attended. Min Walker of Columbus entertained guest Alma Koynen. Napoleon Karshner of Salt Creek called to Probate Court this week as a Juvenile. Mrs John White and children visiting sister Mrs Reynolds of Athune. Clara Rauch left to join brother Dr Ernest Rauch in Wyoming. Emma Becker enjoying an outing in Turuga among the Virginia mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rav. C. A. Kaumeyer
Lancaser
Logan
Mona Day
Billy” Lats
Springfield
Henry Lats
Mins Walker
Columbus
Mary 'S
Wolfe
Granada
Milas
Helen Pursell
Edna
Carla Sanderson
Jacksonville
Florida
John G. Reeves
Lancaster
Mary Steinman
A. A. Sayre
Presbyterian Church
Boerham
McCray
Union Reform Congressional Convention
Court House
Ruth Bishop
Greenviile
Garber
UTAHN A Restorative Ad Appears Across Local Notices
UTAHN A The Great Restorative for sale by all druggists appears in the notice column alongside missives about social visits in Lancaster and Logan. The page lists church events, lectures, property for sale or rent, and community happenings including a pow wow in Nelsonville and local medical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville Road
Logan
Ranavla
Informal watermelon party and small town notes
Informal watermelon party followed an Institute reception at the McCray home with about twenty guests. Local updates include Mr. Pierpoot and Rev. Harry Wall hosting, Editor Chatheld and wife visiting, John Wood moving to Coal Gate to manage The Somers Store Co., and Roy Comly's family visiting Grove City. Also mention of W. S. Boone’s accident, A. E. Hale and wife traveling to Paris, and a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from J. H. Doak. For sale by F. S. Case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute
McCray
Mr. Pierpoot
Harry Wall
Fratt
Questa
John Wood
Coal Gate
Somers Store Co
J. H. Doak
Williams
Oregon
Chamberlain
Case
Institute’s Towchers at Hocking County Institute program thrives
The Hocking County Towchers report rising attendance and a 166 enrollment with 118 paid members. Professors Miller Boyer Pierpont and Miss Collison lead lectures on history reserve power and Chinese affairs, with varied afternoons featuring music and vocal numbers. Lewla Bonebrake attended, praising teaching attitudes. Monday’s reception drew town residents, while performances highlighted local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Innesston
Miller
Lima
Boyer
Wheleville
Pierpont
Matta Collison
Ohio
Kipling
Edison
Dewey
Li Hung Chang
Lutheran Church
China
Institute
Conv
Miiae Collison
Lewla Bonebrake
Common Schools
Waste More
Mijas Dollison
Mise Hoyt Voom
Cocina Belle Brooke
Dudley McCormick
Dilan Damion
Mian Boss
Bolo
Mias
Julia Work
Minion Mathiot
Miss Watkins
Emma Buchanan case heard in Probate Court today
The celebrated case of Emma Buchanan on the Columbus Wella ton and Southern Ry Co is being heard before Judge Rinson. The jury viewed the premises yesterday in Western Hocking. The proceedings mention General Reeves of Lancaster and W Wright as opposing parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Buchanan
Columbus, Wellaton
Southern Ry. Co
Rinson
Western
Hocking
General Reeves
Lancaster
W. Wright
Chamberlain
F. B. Cano
Great Restorati For Sale by all Druggists
Mr Luther B McOQueeha and his daughters of Kansas City Mo visit his nephew A L O'Neill and family in Giarr Township. He has not been in Ohio for forty years and this pleasant visit follows Bryan’s nomination as western president. He is an ardent supporter of the leader and democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther B. McOqueeha
Sod Daughters
Kansas City
A. L. O'Neill
Famaily
Giarr Township
McOneha
Ohio
Great Western
Bryan
New Logan Steam Laundry Taken Over by Local Firm
New proprietors Charles Oaks and Clarence Montgomery have purchased the Logan Steam Laundry from Mr Weed. They have taken possession, report good early patronage, and are Logan natives with upright lives. They will hire the best help and aim for quality work, urging families to give them patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Oaks
Clarence Montgomery
Logan Steam Laundry
Mr. Weed
Logan
For Sale Cheap Second Hand Phaeton and Burvena
Tom Marrox offers a used phaeton and burvena at low prices. Good condition and ready for use. Contracting buyer should contact Tom Marrox directly for details and negotiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phaeton
Burvena
Tom Marrox
Wrights new clerk noted as educated and capable
Clerk L Wright is praised after being sworn in as Clerk of Courts with remarks on his education and legal background. O Haire and deputy D H Lappen retire after twelve years of service. Lappen lauded for a commendable tenure. Rev Father T J Cady dies at 66 after long illness, with details of his education and priestly service across Ohio Kentucky New York and Tennessee before burial in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
O'Hare
D. H. Lappen
Lappen
Rov. Pather T. J. Cady
Hock ing County Board of Election Reorganized
The Board of Election of Hock ing County reorganized on Saturday of last week with T. C. Canan as chief. C. W. Clowe was appointed to the board replacing Evans by the Republican Executive Committee. Members: T. GC Canan A. W. Mauk W. Clowe and George B. Williamson. Clarence McCray chosen as clerk, a deserving young Democrat active in campaigns and glee clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Election
Hocking County
T.C. Canan
C.W. Clowe
Evans
Republican Executive Committee
Canan
A. W. Mauk
W. Clowe
George B. Williamson
Clarence McCray Wea
Logan
One Cent Per Mile Chicago and Return Via Hocking Valley Ry
The Hocking Valley Ry offers a low fare to the National Encampment of the G A R with one cent per mile to Chicago and back. Double daily day trains to Chicago with Parlor Cars and through Pullman sleepers, central Dearborn Station access, and agents in Columbus for ticket purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hocking Valley
A. R. Tlokete
Hocking Valley Ry
Columbus Union Depot
Ohio
Virginia
West Virginia
Dearborn
Arnica Salve Claims World Beating For Wounds
A 19th century ad-like notice touts Husklen's Arnica Salve as best for cuts wounds and skin issues. It cites men and battles lore while promoting a 26 cent price and mentions related products for piles and burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ningomorre
Lee
Mcartingund
Death by Crushing Bale at Brewer and Love Mills
Charles Heston, laborer at Brewer and Love Bros mills on West Washington Street, joked about his height before a bale of cloth weighing 864 pounds toppled and crushed him. He died instantly as the bale and floor trauma caused fatal head injuries. He was 45, survived by his wife and child, with connections to Logan and Murray City. The body was taken to the morgue for coroner viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Heston
Brewer & Love Bros
West Washington Street
Heston
Heaton
East South Street
Cotton Milla
Monatal Conclave Knights of Pythias Detroit Trip
Detroit conclave attendees offered reduced rate train tickets from Columbus to Detroit with rail or rail and lake routes. Four bidirectional trains depart Columbus Union Station daily to Toledo, connecting to steamer lines to Detroit. Tickets available via Hocking Valley Railway. inquire W H Fisher Columbus for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Hocking Valley
Columbus Union Station
Toledo
Ohio
Virginia
West Virginia
H. V. Ry
W. H. Fisher
G. P
T. A
Columbus
Dentist Opens Nelsonville Offices For Indefinite Stay
Dr Luis, visiting our town for a year, fits up premier Nelsonville dental offices and will operate there indefinitely. Patients spending five dollars or more get car fare reimbursed to Nelsonville with full upper or lower sets offered near the price of old plates. The new design promises no palate coverage, better taste, lighter and stronger teeth, and higher natural appearance while infringements will be prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis
Nelsonville
M. H
Grand Excursion Ad Promises Health Travel Deals
An auctionlike advertisement offers a seven dollar round trip via Hocking Valley and Pere Marquette to Michigan resorts including Mackinac and St. Ignace with 15 day side trips. It touts invigorating Michigan climate and health benefits. A testimonial from Georges D Williams of Manchester, Ill claims Electric Bitters helped his wife regain ability to perform daily tasks. The ad ends noting available at F Harrington druggist in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Pere Marquette
Georges D. ‘Williams
Manchester
Joh
Harrington Druggist
Hocking Valley Excursions and Merchants Carnival at Nelsonville
Advertisement details a series of Aug 9 through 19 excursion events from Hocking Valley with trips to Nelsonville Lancaster Camp Grounds Pomeroy and Cheshire. Special trains from Logan with round trip fares 40 to 90 cents plus express routes via Cleveland Straleville Columbus and other stops. All trains to stop at Lancaster Camp Grounds through Aug 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Entertainment Committee
H. V
Logan
Cleveland
Lancaster Camp Ground
Columbus
H V Ry Co
Columbua
Lancaster Camp Grounds
H. V. Ry
Merchants Carnival
Stralevilla
Pomeroy
Cheshire
Union
Notice to Land Owners of County Equalization
Notice to land owners that the Decennial County board of equalization will conduct proceedings at Hosking County Oba on July 21. The meeting will hear complaints and consider assessments. Attendees include county officials George Jacoby and W. F. Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosking
Oba
Petty
Bove
Marion
Povey
Balt Crook
Toreek
Washington
Logan Village
Order of County Board of Equalization
George Jacoby
W. F. Bowen
Bec
Woman of New Straitville Saves Two Lives with Remedy
Mrs Georgeng of New Straitville Ohio suffered nightly coughs. After many ineffective remedies she tried Dr ing's New Di One. One bottle cured chest and lung troubles, proving its power. Trial bottles free at Harrington's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torarnae
Mra. Georgeng
New Straiteville
Ohio
Dr. Ing
Harrington
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Ralph Mason
Murray
Log
G. W. Collison
John Nye
Alck
Warry Gage
Mans
F. J. Oline
W. Collison
Fannie Pond
Wil Kessler
J. G, Bhaw
A. M. Hparks
M. E. Qhareh
Evoryous
A, M, Sparks
Logan, C
F. 5
Cano
Mr and Mia
Fred Stracke
Old Man's Cave
Mosara
Fred Kleinamitt
Ed. Kleinamidt
Louise Frosch
Gertie Becker
Myrtle
Minnie Kleinamidt
Chatheld
Roy Comly
Grove City
Columbia
Milas Manel McCormick
Trout
Camp Grounds
Misa McCormick
Moat
Marion Township
Boone
A. E. Hale
Paris
Hala
Journal Gazette
New Laundry Firm
Por
Clerk L
M ©. Wright
T. J. Cady
Mulberry Streat
Thomas Joseph Cady
Hancock
Addison Co
Ephriam C
Elizabeth (Safford) Cady
St. Joseph College
Perry County
St. Rose College
Washington County
Deakon
Privat
Cmul Pariah
New York City
St. Vincent's Parish
Sixty- Sixth Street
Lexington Avenue
St. Dominick's Church
Zanesville
Nashville
Tenn
St. Peter’s
St. John's Church
St. John's Uniform Bank
Charles Heaton
Catton MI
Todianopatte
Cota
Wall
Galster
Mrs. Liff
Rob’t Heston
Murray City
Monatal Conclave
Knights of Pythias
North Michigan
McLain
Loge
Boy's Industrial School
F. Blasius & Son
C. P. M. Holiday
Deming
Ind
Caso
S.J. Thornburgh
Flilliner
Tilford
BY Bourdon Wilkes
Julia
John Dillard
Tillie Ferguson
J. C. Morgan
Logan, Ohio
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