Sudden Death of Edmund Liedie Reported in Athens
Edmund Liedie a 36 year old restaurant manager died of pneumonia in his room above the Union street restaurant yesterday afternoon shortly before 3 pm. He had recently come from Giouster and worked for Edward Banks. His death followed medical visits after he fell ill Sunday. Authorities prepared the body at White & Stout and await relatives' advice on burial as inquiries trace his German inheritance and distant family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund E. Liedie
Esterday
White & Stout
Mr. Liedle
Athens
Giouster
St. Harvey
West End
Edward Hanks
Mr. Banks
Dr. McDougall
White
McDougall
Liedle
Germany
Wheeling
W. Va
Raymond Mhetlling Company
Cty
Oswald Liedle
Greenfield
Ind
Chas. Liedie
Moberly
Personal mentions from Monday's Daily Messenger
Local notes list acquaintances visiting and traveling. Mrs Dean Stickney attends to ill aunt Mary Currier. J S Morrison and J C Brannan visit. families from Plantsville Columbus Nelsonville Millfield Ithica and Pittsburg are mentioned with brief movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Stickney
Mary Currier
Local names visit from Nelsonville and nearby towns
Saturday notices list Miss Viola Ely of Nelsonville visiting sister Mrs. Brewer on Race street. Numerous trips include Prof. Harry M. Bean leaving for Fort Worth Texas, Freda Coultrap heading to Logan, and Mrs. Harvey Wilson returning from Glouster. Residents and guests from Columbus Logan Glouster Albany and Marshfield frequent the city on business and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Ely
Nelsonville
Mrs. Brewer
Race Street
Modern Homemaker Says Talents Define a Wife
A dated assertion proclaims women must bake wash sing and play to be good wives. It notes Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy and mentions Cline's Pharmacy selling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G
Cline
Mrs Johnson Spencer Returns Home From Nelsonville Visit
Mrs Johnson Spencer of Nelsonville, guest of Mrs W B Bentley for several days, returned to her home today. Also advise keeping bowels regular with Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by W H McKee Athens Barton Drug Co Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Spencer
Nelsonville
W. B. Bentley
Chamberlain
W. H. McKee
Athens
Barton Drug Co
Chauncey
Local residents make short visits across towns
Miss Grace Cook left today for a short visit with her mother in Pay bus. Miss Hella Hopkins returned Wednesday from a few days visit with relatives at Corning. Miss Mary Foley of Glouster is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Martin Walsh. Mr. J. E. Hoon of Walla Walla Washington, formerly Trimble, visited friends here Wednesday for the first time in seventeen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Cook
Mary Foley of
Glouster
Martin Walsh
J. E. Hoon
Walla Walla
Washington
Trimble
Mr. Hoon
Green Seal Paints Offered In United States Standards
Practical painters favor Green Seal Paint for superior coverage, appearance, and durability. For sale by H. L. Wheaton. The item notes standard measures and value for money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
H. L. Wheaton
Local visitors and travels note town social activity
Mr Herbert Dutton formerly a student here now at O I was guest of Mr and Mrs James A Palmer Thursday. Fisher returned yesterday from a visit at the home of Thomas Jones in Jackson. C L Biddison was a business visitor in Columbus yesterday. Mrs Claude B Parker of Gallipolis arrived today to visit her mother Mrs C D Gist and other friends. Misses May and Grace Connor left today for a few days visit with friends in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Dutton
James A. Palmer
Kh. Fisher
Thomas Jones
Jackson
C. L. Biddison
Columbus
Claude B. Parker
Gallipolis
C. D. Gist
May
Grace Connor
Lancaster
For sale by H. L. Wheat item with Green Seal Paint
An old classified line notes sale by H. L. Wheat offering a good brush and a can of Green Seal Paint. The brief ad prompts readers to seize the deal before it’s gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Wheat
Light Plant Not For Sale In City
City Council discussed selling the municipal light plant but decided against a sale. Mr Bullman of Sistersville proposed a bid under a franchise, yet Board of Public Affairs and council concluded consent is needed and the plant will not be sold. Old and new board members favored keeping the plant, citing integration with water services and potential costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open Council
Daily Messenger
Bullman
Sistersville
Price
Board of Public Affairs
Bush
Messrs. Alderman
O'’Bleness
Pains Case Highlights Lydia Pinkham Cure Story
Irene Crosby of Savannah Georgia reports Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound relieved irregular and painful periods and urges others to try it. The ad promotes the female regulator as a medical aid and invites letters for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Crosby
Lydia K. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chariton Street
Savannah
Aikin Bill Briefly Raises Dow Law Tax on Liquor Trade
The Aikin bill amends the Dow law increasing annual tax on intoxicating liquor business from 250 to 1000 dollars and becomes operative fourth Monday in May. Proportional assessments apply for new or discontinued businesses with minimums. Railways with up to 200 miles pay 1000 dollars, over 200 miles 1500 dollars. Failure to provide required information triggers 1500 dollar assessment and a 20 percent late payment penalty.
Green Seal Paint Purity Declared by Green Seal Group
A notice announces Green Seal Paint attaining the highest degree of purity. It mentions sale by H. L. Wheat and references the Green Seal organization in connection with the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Wheaton
Local Notes From Thursday Daily Messenger
Mr Thomas Littler returned Wednesday from a week with his sister in Philipsburg Pennsylvania. Carl Johnson has returned to Wyoming after wintering here with his uncle A L Johnson and family. Miss Ada Hoisington and Miss Lizzie Green are guests of Mrs John Hoisington. Mr and Mrs Charles McPherson of Albany are guests of friends here. Mr H L Wheaton moved from 35 Morris Ave to a new residence on lower Morris Ave. Ralph Beaton of Columbus is a business visitor today. Nell Robinson of Caldwell visits her father W B Foster. W K Scott left today for a brief business trip to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Bancroft
Wellston
Will Russell
Pratt Street
Arthur Johnson
Columbus
G. D. Read
H. Welch
Charleston
Frank Hawkins
Cornell University
O. U
Sarah J. Bean
Fannie
Harry Bean
Albany
Peter Pratt
Race Street
Capt
J. B. Allen
Linton Danes
Grace Housington
John Brewer
Mr. Livington
Pratt
North High Street
Clara Hull
Guysville
Carl Johnson
Wyoming
A. L. Johnson
Ada Hoisington
Lizzie Green
John Hoisington
Charles McPherson
H. L. Wheaton
Morris Avenue
Lower
Mrs. Nell Robinson of
Caldwell
Mr. W. B. Foster
Local Notes From Friday Daily Messenger
Mrs Frank Root returned to her home in Terre Haute Ind after a week as Mrs Frank S Roach's caregiver Mr F R Baker rushed to Conneaut on account of his daughter Mable who underwent an operation Fred Martin of Galena is the son of Mr C J Martin and family Clarence Roach left for Philadelphia to work with Keystone Telephone Richard Thompson of Clines Pharmacy is bedridden with a sore foot Mrs Charles Boyer recovers from peritonitis James Golden visiting W C Wells in Sharpsburg Elizabeth McCole visiting relatives at Coolville Clara Dickason of Columbus visiting Edith Palmer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Root
Frank
Keystone Telephone Company
Richard Thompson
Clines Pharmacy
Charles Boyer
James Golden
W. C. Wells
Sharpsburg
Elizabeth McCole
Coolville
Clara Dickason
Columbus
Edith Palmer
Miners Earn Nights Respect After Quiet Celebration
The city reported a peaceful event with no arrests despite extra police on patrol. Observers praised miners as gentlemen, countering earlier fears of drunken disorder.
Cough Mixture Eases Irritation Briefly
A reader notes throat irritation with persistent coughing responding briefly to one cough mixture before symptoms return.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayer
J. Co. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mase
Urers Lyers
Edmund Liedle
Union Street
J.S. Morrison
The
McArthur Democrat-Enquirer
Friends Here
Mr. J. C. Brannan of
A. Lamborn
Leora
Eva Davis
Near
Plantsville
Whittier, Calif
Henry Lancaster
F. L Preston Co
Chauncey Waggoner
Ot Ithica
N. Y
James Hughes
New Lexington
F. E. Nelson
T. R. Biddle
Dunglen
James Shepard
Miss Lou
Miss Pearl Roberts
Millfield
Mrs
A. P. White
C. B. Humphrey
Westinghouse Electric Company
Pittsburg
C. E. White
Mr. C. E. White
Harry M. Bean
Fort Worth
Texas
Freda Coultrap
Logan
Idena McCarthy
Lou Riley
Ora Lynch
R. A. Mulligan
Adams Express Company
O. E. Davis
Gould Thomas of
C. H. Bryson
M. M. Bryson
Little Son of
Georgia McCall
Leander Harris
Vanderhoof
Mrs. Elsworth Day
Miss Luella Fitzer
Buachtel
Carl W. Hays
Stewart
Jesse Watkins
Here
West Virginia
E. (. Berry
Prof
M. F. Andrews
Lou
Cincinnati
Nancy Dew
Lena Nelson
J. M. Welch
N. Hill
C. C. Hill
Julia Dew
F. L. Preston
Arthur Guthrie
Flora
City
Ben Fauser
Max
Charles Bethel
Louisa, Ky
G. W. Duffee
8. F. Beverage
Ll. D. Conkey
C. R. Swearinger
Marshfield
Court House
A. M. Moore of
Deanville
A. L. Pritchard
C. E. Hillery
L. H. Price
R. L. Lewis
L. R. Andrews
Walter Walters
Marshal Yocum of
Elza Armstrong and Son
Chase
Hebbardsville
Will Hoisington
Amesville
G. H. Clark
Utley
Edward Mooney
J. M. Foster
Lena Witman
George P. Mirick
Seth Hart
CROUP
Ohio
DRS. C.H. & EQ
Thompson Dentists
Cardus
Sylvanus Miller
Washington, D
Henry Miller
Mr. Miller
C. E. Adams
New Pittsburg
J. Halliday Cline
Beverly
Worstell
Parker
Marietta
Thomas Tresize
George Rhodahaver
Branch Tresize
Lovell Bean
Hollie
Branche Tresize
Leroy Nichoson
Will Nicholson
Ray Richey
A. EF. Starr of
Fleming
Caroline Mansfield
D. H. Moore
East
Denver
Colorado
Walter Josten
Aikin Bill
Thomas Littler
Philipsburg
Ralph Beaton
W. K. Scott
Columbes
DeWitt
Haze
Hazel
E.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicage
Is ‘Wual
Scott
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