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Newspaper

The Ohio Democrat

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1905

Page

8

Local Residents and Travel Notes From Carbonhill Area

The column lists residents and visitors with movements to nearby towns including Murray City Athens Nelsonville and Logan. Names include John W McBroom Nicholas Garsuel Fred Neide Shaul Wa Parks Blosser Kennedy Dehnen Shaw Andrews Shields and many others with Decoration Day and recent trips noted. The piece ends with a question about Judge O W 4 sound for representative and Ward Township politics.

John W. McBroom Logan Thomas Perry J. P. Evans Murray City Nicholas Garsuel McArthur John W. Smith Mike Grace Parka Athens Fred Neide Marshfield Thomas McAllister Thie Place Dave Murphy Strateville Frank Webb Enterprise Eph Shaw Charley Andrews Sand Run Curtis Shields Nelsonville Judge O.W Old Ward

Walnut Valley Summer Social Notes and Visits

Town gossip from Walnut Valley recounts visitors and callers. Mrs. W. J. North and Mrs. Fred Heigle visited Mrs. Ella Highley. Carl Badsart stayed with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cook. E. G. Stevens of Columbus visited his wife's parents. Several other neighbors and relatives are listed visiting, including the Schaal and Rhoades families, Ella Blosser and Rowena, Arthur Rodgers and Gusta, Michael Engle and Iver, and John Wetzel. Local travel mentions include J. W. Cook's trip to Logan and Blanche Giese calling on Mabel Nibiser. A note questions Galaphonata’s fate and jokes about the scribe hauling lumber.

W. J. North Fred Heigle Ella]Highley Carl Badsart Scotte \Creek J. W. Cook E.G. Stevens Columbus John Nihiser Chas

Cedar Grove Community Notes and Visits

Cedar Grove residents attend Mrs Horton funeral at Wesley Chapel. Visits and calls occur among locals including Rev and Mrs Dowden of Gibisonville, H A Gordon family, Chas Pleukharp of Logan, Truman Kline of Gibisonville, Pearl Rose returning from Logan, Mrs Walter Campbell of Hue finding business in area, Samuel Stvivona of Black Jack, Wm Rowe visiting D C Rowe, James Lew tending wick on river, Benjamin Aller of Columbus, D Walker visiting Starfloat area, Mogers John Mank Joe Vout seen about Gur Bheelx One, Arthur Woolerer of Logan calling Tuesday, So Bloomingville representation at Tuesday event, RH A Gordon and Anna Walker at Ligaen Jaxt Wednesday.

Dowden Gibisonville H. A. Gordon Chas, Pleukharp Logan Truman Kline Pearl Rose Walter Campbell Hue Semuel Stvivona Black Jack Wm. Rowe Starr D. C. Rowe Jamev Lew Olduun's Kenjamin Aller Columbus Walker Mogers John Mank Joe

Rockbridge Social Notes Reach Across Ohio

Miss Agnes Snake returned from Hebron Ohio due to her brother Pearl’s illness. Lancaster visitors include Grace Westenberger Sallie Young Celia Isabel Wear and Eva French. Logan and Nelsonville frequent guests at local homes with Rev McBroom J W Fulnie and Andy Sanderson noted. Lounging travel and family visits mark a busy weekend in Rockbridge area.

Agnes Snake Hebron Ohio Pearl Grace Westenberger Sallie Young Lancaster Stella Sheets Nelsonville Dr. Bone Logan Mra. J. W. Fulnie

Local Briefs and Decorum Notices From Murray Region

Several small items note Mrs. Nelson suffering a broken arm after a fall at home, the infant of Charlie Smith interred at Murray City cemetery on Decoration Day, and miner David Altswan returning home amid talk that there’s no place like home. George Hine was thrown from a rig while testing its speed, with his face and nose reportedly abraded in the mishap.

Nelson Thie Place Charlie Smith Murray City David Altswan Tivioia George Hine Wan Pheeman Evans

Crocketts Run Weather and Local Gossips

Weather dampened plans as residents like Miss Ida Engle and Mrs Fred Elhinger visited. Fred Griner hauled wheat to town, while Tete and the trees suffered from drought with uprooted roots. George Eies Jr. was seen in the valley and Walter of Rushville visited relatives Sunday.

Edtor Ida Engle Fred Elhinger Oriel Bauer Fred Duffy Fred Griner Cider Ridge Fred George Eies Jr Walter of Rushville

Local residents share visits and gatherings this week

Pursell and Mrs John Evert of Laurelville guest with William Wine family last weekend. Attendees joined the decoration at So Bloomingville. Charles Barclay returned to Winchester. Hetty Frans of Whisler visiting this week. William Huffman sold his match team to Dave Denison of Fairfield County. Etta Finney visited her brother Orin Read. Oliver Schman visited George Reed. Mary Huffman of Tarlton visiting her son Will Huffman. Jacob Lay of Carrol visiting nearby. Jacob Read of Tarlton staying with his brother John Read. Homer Quillen of Kingston in town to buy cherries. Ira Bainter's wife ill with consumption. Zelda and Mary Huffman visited Barbara Frane. G W Cupp and daughter visited Laurelville. Vern Conkle plowed for Dr Melcher. John and Martin Chilcote trip to Laurelville. George Willard visited Adelphi and called on Dr Hemmegher.

John Evert Laurelville William Wine Bloomingville Pueaday Charles Barclay Winchester Hetty Frans Whisler William Huffman Dave Denison Fairfeld County Etta Finney Orln Read Oliver Sehmian George Reed Mary Huffman Tarlton Will Huffman Jacob Lay Carrol Jacob Read John Read Homer Quillen Kingston Ira Bainter Zelda Mary Huffman Vielt Barbara Frane G. W. Cupp Vern Conkle Bloomingville Melcher John Martin Chilcote George Williard Adelphi Dr. Hemmeégher

Maxville Defeats Gore Team At Park In Saturday Contest

A large crowd witnessed Maxville beat Gore 11 to 6 at the Maxville baseball park on Saturday. Among visitors were Amos Woods Thomas Hite Esq George W P Nelson and wife. Next Saturday Janell plays Bremen at Maxville park.

Maxville Gore Amos Woods Thomas Hite George W. P. Nelson Janell Bremen Maxville Park Christian Young Mene Faymare Timothy Simon Bell John Haiford Logan Reg Yonker Coal Township Coaltownship

Woes and Obituaries Mark Laurelville Area

Laurelville and nearby Pickaway County communities mourn graves of longtime county official Griffin and Adelphi resident Alzone Jinks. Large fraternal funeral attended by many in Cornplanter tribe and Pocahontas degree members. Also notes local incidents, accidents, and community updates from May to June.

Gridin Griffin Rows County Pickaway County Adelphi Connell Porghontas Une Alzone Jinks K. K. K. Cornell Pocahontas Martins Atty. Ricketts Bloomingville Turner Pete” Dehaven John Stoody Near Gibisonville Chas. Notestone Gibigonville Charlie Laurelville A. E. Archer Logan

Dogwood Bottom Ramblings On Rain Crops And A Hat Tale

A rural note describes plentiful rain, anticipated wheat harvest, and taste tests of drinks for rheumatism. It recalls Hirem McCune’s hired girl cultivating cucumber hills, a delegate’s hat blown from an interurban car, and a kind hat exchange at the station with strangers returning the headgear.

Hirem McCune Springfield Dayton

Windy Hollow Church and Community Notes

Windy Hollow notes a breezy morning after last week's storm with prayers of deliverance. A large crowd attended Morria Chapel service while Miss Larry Harble visited Miss Lenn Van Horn. Mrs. Margaret Parker visits friends nearby and Arthur Hankison is asked about Black Jack church. A Saturday night party at Mr Rauber’s is reported as a fine time.

Tenders Morria Chapel Larry Harble Hickory Ridge Lenn van Horn Margaret Parker Arthur Hankison Chirch Black Jack Mr. Raubers

Bloomingville Holds Decoration Services With Local Talks

South Bloomingville drew a large crowd for May 80 decoration services. Harley Whitcraft delivered an able speech and Edwin Ricketts addressed old soldiers. Bad weather forced use of the M E Church instead of the open stand on the public square. Bloomingville beat Skeeterville 6 to 8 last Sunday, challenging any county team except Logan.

Harley Whitcraft Edwin Ricketts M. E. Church Bloomingville Logan Charles Kennedy Andy Woodyeard David Ely Catsat

Union Furnace social and local visits noted

The Union Furnace district lists numerous visits and social calls including Mr. and Mrs. J Zellara and children of Nelsonville, Fairy McCormick, Elizabeth Carrick of Columbus, W P Miller and family, Mrs. James Loomis, Harry Courter of Logan, Anna Smith of Logan, Jessie Moore and Beulah Drennings of Lancaster, and other local residents. A U F baseball game against Bik Fork ended 26 to 9 in favor of the U F Hoyas with attendees J Yarbrough and E Kelley among others.

Ange Bay Nelsonville Jessie Moore Beulah Drennings of Lancaster Trienda Newman Frank Peebles Joe Weed Warlel Yarbrough Columbus William Tolbert Logan W- Ravedon U. F Bik Fork Kk Forkhoya Hoya Hows Wan Meg. J. Yarbrough D. Kelley

Peruna praised by famed tragedian Robert Downing

The tragedian credits Peruna with easing heat illness during hot weather and travel. He calls it a preventative against summer ailments and malarial influences, noting its cooling effect on mucous membranes aids singers and speakers. Dr Hartman touted as US pioneer of catarrh remedies.

Robert Downing Acmat United States Peruna Hartman Addrona Hartman Sanitarium Columbia Ohio

Commencement and Decoration Day Notes at Calico Ridge

Boxwell graduates in Fall Township hold commencement at Ridge School on Saturday evenings June 10. Various families and visitors from Logan, Five Mile, Black Jack, and Columbus attend decoration day events. Local social visits include Mrs Hattie Francisco with sister Mrs Jane Snider, and several relatives visiting at Rodman, Harden, and Shaw homes. W Shultz attends Grange meeting at Sleeboro. Charley Hartzel noted on the ridge Sunday evening.

Boxwell Fall Township the Ridge Noah Harsh Logan D. E. Harsh Carl Henry Clark E. Shultz Hattie Francisco Black Jack Jane Snider

Also Mentioned on This Page

Carbonhill Walnut Valley Albert Kemper Guvse Camp Run Lawrence Bishop Sam Nibiser Galaphenata Della Krinn John Krinn John Hamilton South Bloomingville Cedar Grove Peter Horton Wesley Chapel Rockbridge Celia Isabel Wear Albert Wear Jesse Dupler Eva French Dan Vidd Little Daughters of Rev. McBroom Joe Grove Taruel Mathias Fennicc Bell of Here Blatchford Crocketts Run Dogwood Bottom Windy Hollow Union Furnace Misa Elizabeth Carrick of Henry Carrick W.P. Miller James Loomis Clarence Elmer Bay Courter Harry Courter John White Anna Smith of B. Fisher Vaughn Kelly Virge Funk Near- Logan Mra Hensel Vance Rannels Creola Longatreth Calico Ridge GO. S Fifth Ave Gov. 22d New York J. W. Gabriel Spaulding Athletic Goods
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