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The Monroe County Gazette, July 16, 1891
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Luke and daughter Bessie and Mr. and Mrs. George Hampton have returned from their home at Bellaire after a pleasant visit with friends here.
Miss Belle Harper is visiting friends at Pittsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Thornberry and children, Starr and Sadie, of Toledo, are the guests of A.H. Evans.
Dr. A.L. Rosenbury and family will leave the coming week for their new home in Menominee, Mich.
Mrs. Ella Ayers and son and Mrs. Wm. Armstrong and daughter, of Bellaire, are the guests of friends here.
Mrs. Eberle and daughter, Louise, of Calais, spent Saturday and Sunday with the family of L. J. Mann
The Malaga and Boston ball clubs played a match game last Saturday night. the proceeds were $23.
Ernest Harper and Misses Kate and Lizzie Riemenschneider and Miss Laura Davis, of Jerusalem, spent Sunday at Raven Rocks.
Monroe County Gazette, March 31, 1892
Mrs. Rachel Harper, as aged lady and one of the pioneers of this place, died at the home of her son, N. T. Harper, on the morning of the 17th and was interred in the Bush Cemetery on the 18th, Rev. Jones officiating. She was 79 years of age, had spent nearly all her life here and was respected by every one. In the days of her prosperity her charity knew no limit, and it was fitting that in her last years she was surrounded by all the comforts that kindness and affection could bestow.
Abe Mann, of Allegheny City, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Thomas Fowler, of this place, who was called to Bellaire a few days ago by the illness of her daughter. Mrs. Ayers, returned Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Dr. Rosenberry and children of Menominee, Mich.
Miss Nell Johnston will leave soon for Barnesville, where she will enter the millinery department in G.E. Hunt's store.
Otto Mann and family have moved to the Williams farm west of town.
Our school closed last Friday.
We were entertained in the primary room in the afternoon, by recitations by a number of the little ones, and a few remarks by J.P. Mann and the teacher, Forrest Nelson, after which the pupils of both rooms were given a generous treat by their teacher. In the evening, Mr. Staudt and his pupils entertained quite a crowd, consisting of the patron of the school and others, with music, recitations and essays. The graduation class were : Carroll Mann, Giffin Null, Louise Mann and Grace Johnston. The motto of the class was, "To think is to live." Rev. Haverfield addressed them in a very pleasing style, gave them some good advice and presented the diplomas. Mr. Staudt has been an earnest worker in our school and we think he has reasons to feel that his labor has not been in vain.
The Spirit of Democracy, June 15, 1899
(received too late for last week.)
Mrs. Lena Musgrave of Baden, Pa., came home Saturday on account of the serious illness of her father James Armstrong.
Mrs. Maria Barnes was the guest of her daughter Mrs. S. H. Archer of Woodsfield last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Howel of Somerton were the guest of Mrs. Mary L. Johnstone Sunday.
Miss Clara Kellar and Bertha Egger spent a few days with Miss Ida Kellar of this place.
J. O. Starkey spent a few days with his sister Mrs. H.. R. Mclain of this place.
Mrs. Janes Hardesty, of Miltonsburgh visited Malaga friends the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Matchett are visiting their children at Cleveland.
Mr. Charles Kotzebue of New Martinsville was at this place last week.
Mrs. W. C. Tacker is visiting her son at Martin's Ferry this week.
Mrs. Oblinger of Quaker City was here one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Mann were in town Saturday.