Logan Journal Gazette, October 31, 1907: Swan Mr. Will Mauk of our community has opened a coal mine on his premises of the genuine peacock variety. Mrs. Florence Emerine of Ilesboro, called on Mrs. Howe Griffith, on Saturday. Mr. Coon Chilcote and family of Smock, visited his son, Thomas, at Union Furnace, returning home Sunday evening. Lester Riggs of Chapel Hill attended Epworth League services at Mt. Pleasant, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Griffith of New Plymouth, passed through here one week ago and visited Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Griffith in Shafertown, returning Sunday afternoon. Mrs. R. H. Sain of Hotel Swan, who visited Mrs. Kidwell an afflicted sister at Trimble, returned one week ago, leaving her sister in a somewhat improved condition. Mr. George Hooper of Murray City was here last week buying horses. Mr. and Mrs. W. Stone of Honeyfork, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Chilcote of Union Furnace, Mr. and Mrs. Welch and daughter of Orland, passed through our town Sunday, after visiting friends on Salt Creek and at Smock. Mr. Pearl Heinlein, our teacher was taken ill on Monday and was compelled to dismiss his school for several days. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Parrish were pleasantly entertained at the home of Mr. Joseph Rellick, Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Osald called on Mrs. Samuel Riggs Thursday. Mrs. Martha Davis and daughter, Miss Nora, of Chapel Hill, visited our town Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Zimmerman and baby, of Honeyfork, were entertained at Mr. James Davis', Sunday. ~~~~~~~ Hocking County Genealogy ~~~~~~ http://www.geocities.com/lonadawn1/hocking_genealogy.htm