Local Stores Offer Specials Amid Typhoid News
In Logan and nearby areas, The People's Store posts egg prices at 120 per dozen while Krishbaum & Price advertise fresh produce, ready-to-wear, and a mix of house ads. Community notices report typhoid activity near Logan, visits from geographies including Columbus and Nelsonville, and local events such as a joint Lutheran Mission Festival and an August 29 trip around the world promotion at the ME Church Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitt Bean Martin
Chicago
Krishbaum & Price
Seth
Hay Wagon Party Heads to Haydenville on Friday
A cheerful hay wagon party chaperoned by Mrs. F. M. McKay rode to Haydenville Friday evening last. They enjoyed a royal reception at the Brower House. Attendees included Messrs C. Bright, F J Bright, Meade Bowen, John Bowen, Clarence Schwenke, Bert Poston, Clarence McCray, Bert Stedem, Irving Krelg, De Upton and Misses Lucy Rochester, Robin Rochester, Elle Rochester, Bell Brooke, Ruth Brooke, Marie Campbell, Fancheon Lari mer, Blanche Ambrove, Evelyn Bowen, Mable Hoyt, Lulu Bright, with out-of-town guests Miss Eisele of Columbus, Indiana, and Snodgrass of Marysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.M. McKay
Haydenville
Brower House
Messers
Bright
F. J. Bright
Meade Bowen
John Bowen
Clarence Schwenke
Bert Poston
Clarence McCray
Bert Stedem
Irving Krelg
de, Upton
Lucy
Robin
Elle
Logan Gunning and Mehing Club Camp at Floyd’s Bridge
The Logan Gunning and Mehing Club camped at Floyd’s Bridge from July 27 for a week. Members included Pettit Drum Burberry Funk Phillips and Dollison. Knights of Pythias and Uniform Bank involvement noted. Floyd Camp praised for shade river boating and hospitality As the grounds clear, local families occupy the site. The Logan Fishing and Gumming Club thanks Mr and Mrs Floyd. The Hocking County Teachers Institute meets at Logan High School with 50 to 100 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Floyd'sbridge
B. O. Pettit
O. R. Drum
Merre! Burberry
W. V Funk
Tom Phillips
J. B. Dollison
Uniform Bank
K. of
Captain Lytle
G. A. Nill
Knights of Pything
Ed, Smith
Chas
Oaks
Ted Stedem
Risley
Anna Smith
Mame Wellman
Lytle
Teltach
Sanderson
Floyd
Gue
Helen Floyd
Logan Fishing and Gumning Club
Knights of Pythias
Mrs. Floyd
Teachers' Institute of
Hocking County
Prof. Hard
Sidney
C. C. Miller
Lima
Matta Collison
Bonebrake
Outing Party Named for Licking Reservoir Trip
At Licking Reservoir, a group will depart Monday for a week long outing. Named travelers include Leonard Stiers Walter Doebele Hubert Lappen Harry Wright and Wylie Thurnew plus Misses Fanchon Larimer Rhea James Nell Shaffer Francia McManigal and Ade Hodges of Colam vor.
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Licking Reservoir
Mes
Leonard Stiers
Walter Doebele
Hubert Lappen
Harry Wright
Wylie Thurnew
Fanchon Larimer
Rhea James
Nell Shaffer
Francia McManigal
Wod Mies Ade Hodges
Colamvor
Lutheran Sunday School Convention at Logan Ohio
The Lutheran Sunday School Convention met in Logan Ohio on August 7 and 8, 1001. The program included worship, officers elected for the coming year, and resolutions honoring Jesse Williams with mourning activities and newspaper notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio
Uplning Bannreisne
Won
Harte
Our
Kohler
Rugar Grove
Wrinradat
Hult
Atey
T. H
Trapp
Buniday
Traatiianit Wadkraday
Bett
G.d. Troutmann
Wm, Long
Kmte McKinley
Clara 6
Tranger
Dr Nunemaker Moves to Ravenswood West Virginia
Dr T C Nunemaker and his wife and child left Thursday morning for Ravenswood West Virginia where they plan to make their future home. He is described as bright honest and active and his friends wish the couple success and fondly recall Mia Nunemaker and church involvement.
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Mureny City Nova
T. C. Nunemaker
Ravenswood
W. Va
Nunemaker
Mia
Old Murray
Bezzler Captured After Mine Union Theft
In January the Loral Union No. 1067 of the United Mine Workers at Murray City reported Secretary Alexander L. Vowell fled with 44 50. Sheriff Brandt traced him to Jerico Tennessee and brought him back after denial. He later confessed and will plead guilty. Sheriff Brandt earned praise for securing requisition papers and pursuing the case across two states. Also noted is the 1th annual Ohio State Conference of Charities and Correction to be held in Lima October 5–7, 1901 with officials and trustees invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loral
United Mine Workers of America
Murray City
Alexander L. Vowell
Sherrif Brandt
Jerico
Tenn
Ward Township
Brandt
Ohio State Conference of Charities and Correction
Lima
Ohio
Joseph FP
Byers
Columbus
For Sale 20 Horse Power Scheidler Saw Mill
Advertising a used 20 HP Scheidler Saw Mill with boiler and engine in like new condition. Used six months. Terms reasonable. Call at office Frank Kessler's Sons.
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Scheidler
Frank Kessler
Death of Barney McCabe Editor of Coshocton Paper
W H McCabe editor of the Democratic Standard Coshocton Ohio died at 2 pm from a brain tumor after a period of declining health. Born January 18 1851 in near Dublin, he moved to Coshocton in 1875 and led the paper since 1880. He served as postmaster under Cleveland and was active in Elks Knights of Pythias and IOOF. He is survived by his widow a son a daughter his mother and several siblings. Funeral Thursday at his Walnut street residence.
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Frew
Stacy
Loving
Columbus
McCabe
Barney McCabe
Dublin
Long Island
Ohio
Coshoeton
West Lafayette
0Lark
H. D. Beach
Meek & Beach Advertising Company
Standard Commonwealth
Democratic Standard
Beach
Knights of Pythias
Democratic Party
Grange Plenie Held at Theodore Stone’s Grove Ohio
The Grange Plenie will be held at Theodore Stone’s Grove near New Mt. Pleasant Ohio on September 10 1901 Speakers include Pr T A Powers Judge O W Wright and others from Logan Rev Rathbun of Springfield Hon F P Martin of Marion Township with music and ample refreshments All invited to attend with families and baskets By Order of Com
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Stone
New Mt. Pleasant
Ohio
T. A. Powers
O. W. WH. Wright
Logan, O
Rathbun
Springfield
F. P. Martin
Marion Tp
Com
Dr Kings New Life Pills touted for skin and liver claims
Advertises Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy that regulates the liver purifies the blood and gives rosy cheeks and a rich complexion. Sold for 60 cents at Case's drug store.
Guarantee Ad Claims Kid-Ne-Oids Cure Backache and Kidney Disease
An advertisement asserts a written refund guarantee if Kid-Ne-Oids fail to cure backache urinary disorders or kidney diseases. It cites a case from a leading Druggist, stating experience shows Kid-Ne-Oids never fail to effect a cure.
Washington Township church social aids repairs and heat
A church social at Ilesboro raised funds for repairs on a hot Saturday evening. The Clear Fork band played while residents enjoyed ice cream. J M Lane caused a small fire while discarding rubbish, burning two haystacks. Basil Spurrier faced heart trouble but is improving. Harvest lags due to heat with wheat half a crop and corn and potato yields down. farmers blame Billy Hanna and McKinley amid Grover-era echoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilesboro
Clear Fork Band
J. M. Lane
Basil Spurrier
P.M
Billy Mark Hanna McKinley
Bloomingville Day Service Draws Crowd and Miscellany
Bloomingville hosts a well attended children’s day service led by Rev Baker whose closing remark praised the event. Postmaster Hamilton suffered a blood vessel burst causing him pain. Eugene Wright and wife of Logan visited relatives and returned home. A daughter was born to Robert Davis and wife on Monday. Locals who traveled to Circleville for Sam Jones preaching included Myrta and Etta Steele Ethel Stone Laura Smith Minnie Turner Janes Stone and Ed Huffman. The note asks about Subcreek and Marion and invites a report.
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Hamilton
Eugene Wright
Logan
Parente
Robert Davis
Circleville
Sam Jones
Myrta
Etta Steele
Ethel Stone
Laura Smith
Minnie Turner
Janes Stone
Ed, Huffman
Subcreek
Marion
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Eisele
Chas, McLain and
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T. E. Wellh
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Lehman & Becky
Mlothtera
Geo
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Thie City
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Gibisonvill
Zigler
F.S. Case
Dump Stultz
Arthur
Jackson
Lehman & Beck's
Bertha Ridlers
Malta
Nell McMantgats Ruta
Mien
Mabel Poston
Nelson- Ville
J. B. Collison
Bertha DeLocie
Josie Rochester
Toledo
Hocking Valley
Hocking
Edna Armatrong
Logan St. Matt
G. Storm
Misses Rose
Kate Sean- Jan
Buttermilk
Witch Hazel Coop
Krishbaum & Price's
Nashling
Mesera
Harry Blosser
Ralph Starcher
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Ella Roller
Cincinnati
Calvin Hopkins
Bell Martin
Moxie
Vinton Co
Robert Fitzgerald
Bencit
Bertha Slisher
Mrs. Bright
St. Mary's
W. Vi
Gabriel
U. RB
Dayton
Mixson
Barbara Wiss
Cora Ray
Juliue Weins
Albert Ati Hte
Regam
Lesman & Beck
Viata Clothiers
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Ft. R
Buffalo
Lehman & Beck
Logan Ohio
Teachers’ Institute
Jesse Williams
Brother Williams
Tuscalooss
J. B. Dorutson
K . Waiger
Janis L. Manos
Dr. Nunemaker
Mbezzler
Board of Charities
China
Kessler Bros
Work’s
Work
St. Louis, Mo
Suehcuss
St. Louis
Worx
Paris
France
John L. Richardson
Logan School
Ida Farran Myrta Burgettella Loudon
C. E. Crawford
Nelsonville School
Louise Koewler
Alma Hauk
Geo. F. Henry J. N. Parker
Rempel Opera House
Enquirer
Coshocton
W. H. McCabe
Deboe
Republican Committee
Henry County
Kentucky
Gertrude Saunders
New Castle
Dehoe
Washington
Henry County Committee
Gray
Lim
MecKinley
Euch
Bim
Alds Verlag
Oli Bata
Santee
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Baker
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