Local Notables and Visits Highlight Week
Thursday notes list Miss Hester Swanson as deputy clerk in the county recorder's office. Mr and Mrs Ned Wolfe return from a two week wedding trip through the south. Joseph W Frye of Marietta visits on business. Elizabeth Mills takes a position at First National Bank. Mrs J H Gage of Marietta guests here briefly. Dr W N Alderman visits Nelsonville on business. Jeff Anguish and wife return from Middleport. Supt and Mrs B O Skinner host Miss Maud Chalfant from Streator. Elizabeth Murphy returns home to Middleport. Mrs George Merritt and daughter visit University Terrace. Mrs J Hartman of Findlay guests of Miss Mabel Codding. Editor C V Harris returns from Mt Clemens after cold weather. Rawlins Baker and wife welcome a 12 pound son born March 31. C H Welch of Athens visiting at Martman hotel. Charles H Thompson, mines superintendent at Dunglen, with family on East State Street before mine upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Welch
Athens
City
Martman Hotel
Columbus Sun
Charles H. Thompson
Dunglen
East State Street
Local visitors return after bereavement in Ohio
Mrs James P Wood Jr and Mrs Frank Lord came back last night after a several days visit in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs M M Gibson of Senecaville Mr and Mrs Alvin Carlton of Zanesville Mrs Sade Six and Mr Floyd Mosier of Carbondale who were summoned by the death of Michael Parker returned to their homes Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Wood, Jr
Frank Lord
Cincinnati
M. M. Gibson
Senecaville
Alvin Carlton
Zanesville
Sade Six
Floyd Mosier
Carbondale
Michael Parker
Local Social Notes From Friday’s Daily
Mr Clyde Milhone is on the sick list. Miss Myrtle Cooley of Columbus visits this week. Miss Stella Finney of Logan spends the weekend with Mr and Mrs F J Reston. Mr and Mrs BE Walker host their guest Master Walker Haney of Gallipolis. Mr and Mrs Lewis Holsington welcome Frank Linscott of Amesville as a guest. Nina Perg of Jetta arrives for a stay with Miss Nina Buits remaining over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Cooley
Columbus
Stella Finney
Logan
Mrs. F. J.reston
Walker
Master Walker Haney
Gallipolis
Lewis Holsington
Frank Linscott
Nina Perg
Jetta
Nina Buits
Family News From Stewart and Surrounding Areas
Mrs W W Winsor of near Stewart visits daughter Mrs D B Turner. Mrs William Bolinger and son Floyd return from a week with relatives near Nelsonville. Mr and Mrs H E Miller of Columbus come home after visiting the Mills family in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Winsor
Near
Stewart
D B. Turner
William Bolinger
Floyd
Nelsonville
Barstoe Guests Extend Family Ties with Van Meter Kin
Mr and Mrs William Barstoe host relatives during a gathering with their nephews James Van Meter of Delaware and Frank Van Meter of Belpre attending the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barstoe
James van Meter
Delaware
Frank van Meter
Belpre
Miss Maud Walker Returns From Benton Harbor Visit
Miss Maud Walker returns from Benton Harbor Michigan after a month visiting her sister Dr Zelpha Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maud Walker
Benton Harbor, Mich
Zelpha Walker
Miss Augusta Winnings Visits Parkersburg Illness
Miss Augusta Winnings will spend a few days in Parkersburg as she is called by the illness of her sister Miss Abbie Winnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Parkersburg
Abbie Winnings
Spartan Stain Demo At Carpenter Hardware
The Marietta Paint and Color Company manager visited the city yesterday to demonstrate Spartan Stain at Carpenter Hardware’s store in the afternoon. Mrs. 8. M. Bean and children, guests of Mrs. C. Beverage and Mrs. P. D. Hawkins, returned home to Chillicothe on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Paint & Color Company
Carpenter Hardware Company
Harrisburg Couple Joins Wife on Visit to Marshfield
Clarence Miller from Harrisburg arrived Wednesday to join his wife visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W A Mills for several weeks. Mrs L H Stanbery and daughter Miss Louise Stanbery of Gallipolis with Miss Norma Lewis of Middleport stopped in on their way home from Cincinnati and registered at the Berry. Warren Herron and family Clarence Knowlton C G Bellows of this city and Ed Stevens and J Herron of Columbus attended the funeral of Mrs Jeff Herron at Marshfield Thursday. J H Johnson bought the Ewing homestead at President and Court streets and will occupy it next week. Pond family will move into part of Miss Van Vorhes double house on University terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Miller
Harrisburg
W. A. Mills
L. H. Stanbery
Louise Stanbery
Gallipolis
Norma Lewis
Middleport
Cincinnati
Berry
Warren Herron
Clarence Knowlton
C. G. Bellows
Ed Stevens
J. Herron
Columbus
Jeff Herron
Marshfield
J. H. Johnson
Ewing
President and
Court Streets
Edith Bean
Kee Mawr
Hagerstown
H. D. Henry
Social notes from Saturday visits and visitors
Miss Nita Dilts left for Glouster to visit friends. Hon J M Allen of Columbus was a business visitor. Mr and Mrs C H Horn host Mrs F B Murphy of Middleport. Miss Edith Bean and Miss Charlie Stockhoff of Gallipolis stay with Mrs Thomas Edmundson in Park Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita Dilts
Glouster
Edith Bean
Charlie Stockhoff
Gallipolis
Thomas Edmundson
Park Place
Aditor C. V. Harris Visita to Lowell
Editor Aditor C. V. Harris has gone to Lowell to stay a few days as the guest of his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aditor C. V. Harris
Lowell
Miss Mabel Murphy Guest of Mr and Mrs FE Murphy
Miss Mabel Murphy travels to Lancaster to visit and stay with Mr. and Mrs. FE Murphy as her hosts for the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Murphy
Lancaster
FE. R. Murphy
Local Visits Include Columbus Stay and Guests
Mr and Mrs Car Berry left today for a two days stay with friends in Columbus. Attorney and Mrs 8 M Johnson have as their guest the former's father Mr W B Johnson of Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Car
Berry
Columbus
8. M. Johnson
W. B. Johnson
Trimble
Local Social News and Visits Across Town
Mullane Elizabeth King Lillian Cronacher and guests spent Sunday in Glouster. R D Lehman of Ohio State University visits Athens. Choral society meets tonight at 7 in the Auditorium for Taylors Hiawatha practice. Mrs Stanley Dew and Janette return to Nelsonville after a week here. Various residents plan moves between Congress Street Sayre property Donaldson building and Logan. Several families visit Columbus and nearby towns including Henderson Kurtz Brouwer Daggett and Marie Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Dew
E Janette
Fred. Preston
Nelsonville
Mrs Sarah Steenrod to Visit Nelsonville This Weekend
Mrs. Sarah Steenrod will be a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cable in Nelsonville tonight through Sunday, joining the hosts for the weekend event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Steenrod
Nelsonville
Carl Cable
Columbus Visitor Escorts Grandfather in City
From Tuesday's Daily Colmbus notes a visit evening by a woman with her grandfather who will stay a week in the area with his son Mr John Cooley and family. Also listed are moves by KE Schloss and a Chappelear home setup on Richland avenue with delays, plus engineer John Francis of Newark visiting his brother William Francis and family before returning home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colmbus
John Cooley
John Francis
Newark
William Francis
Local Social and Business Notices from Athens Area
Mrs F B Coultrap returns today from Dayton after an extended visit with her daughter Miss Essie Hite of Chauncey has joined Mrs Finsterwalds millinery. Mr and Mrs Pat Clancy of Brooksville visit Athens for shopping. Miss Inez Higgins of Chauncey visits Athens. Louise Dana spends week in Glouster visiting friends. John Swain of Marshfield and Leo Bingman of Coolville visit Athens on business. John Rowland of Carthage also in Athens on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. 8. Coultrap
Dayton
Essie Hite
Chauncey
Mrs. Finsterwald
Pat Clancy
Brooksville
Athens
Inez Higgins
Louise Dana
Glouster
John Swain
Marshfield
Leo Bingman
Coolville
John Rowland
Carthage
Local Shoppers and Visiting Relatives Headline
Mrs. R. R. Marquis and daughter of Mineral shopped in the city on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Warich left Saturday to visit relatives in Gallion and Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Marquis
Mineral
J. H. Warich
Gallion
Delaware
Mrs Perdy Leaves for Harrison County to Aid Ill Mother
Mrs Charles Perdy travels to Harrison county to be with her ailing mother at the hospital. She plans to stay two or three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Perdy
Harrison County
Mrs Lyman Sanderson Visits Parkersburg Neighbor
Mrs Lyman Sanderson of Parkersburg spent Tuesday as a guest of Mrs A P Reeder on Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Sanderson
Parkersburg
A. P. Reeder
Mill Street
Mrs Hill Called to Guysville by Brother’s Illness
Mrs. B B Hill traveled to Guysville on Tuesday to tend to her brother Daniel Crawford who was seriously ill. Mrs Dean of Trimble, visiting Mr and Mrs B A Headley, returned home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Hill
Guysville
Daniel Crawford
The Experience of a Poultry Dealer
The article notes poultry expanding as an industry and describes learning by experience. It cites Dr Sloan’s Liniment as a remedy for roup in poultry, likening it to distemper in horses, and mentions a free booklet from Dr Earl S Sloan at 615 Albany Street Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
BR. Spaulding
Jaffrey, N. H
Dr. Sloan
Dr. Earl
Albany Street
Boston
Mass
Measures Galore Continues in State Senate Debates
A meaty session unfolds as the Meek committee report heads to the senate with bipartisan reviews. Republicans Sites Littl Bever dispute Meek claims while Democrats Lamb Beatty and Harlan flag possible teaching certificate trafficking and clear Humphrey of immorality. Public funds spent reach about 3000 dollars, with 1400 to lawyers Daugherty and Milner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meek
Senate
Littl
Bever
Lamb
Beatty
Harlan
Humphrey
W. A. Daugherty
Lancaster
Milner
Portsmouth
Harris
House
West
Finance Committee
Hafner
Mrs Della McDaniel and party visit Grosvenor
Miss Della McDaniel and Miss Lillie Ballenger were guests of Mrs Myrtle Russell in Grosvenor on Friday and Saturday. Miss Caroline Parish, who spent the week visiting friends, returned home to Coolville this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della McDaniel
Lillie Ballenger
Myrtle Russell
Grosvenor
Caroline Parish
Coolville
Philadelphia Guests Depart After Visit
Mr and Mrs Howard Jones left today for Philadelphia after visiting Mr and Mrs Rh A Jones. Mr Frank Super of Astoria L I arrived today summoned by his mother Mrs C W Super's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Jones
Rh. A. Jones
Philadelphia
Frank Super
Astoria, L. 1
C. W. Super
Local Residents and Visitors Schedule Through Weekend
Mrs. Benjamin Switzer visits Columbus guests and Miss Maud Shaffer stays with her parents in Hebbardsville. Miss Myrtle Hemminger, a trained nurse, visits her mother and sister in Lancaster street for ten days. Mrs. George Merritt and two children return to Columbus after a week with Mrs. J. P. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Hemminger
Columbus
D. A. Hemminger
Ethel Hemminger
Lancaster Street
Mrs McNamara leaves Zaleski for visit with parents
Mrs James McNamara of Zaleski, a guest of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Martin Walsh, left this morning to visit her parents in Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McNamara
Zaleski
Martin Walsh
Glouster
Miss Anna Bowser Returns Home After Visit
Miss Anna Bowser completed a week with sister Miss Ida Bowser and returned to her Columbus home this evening. Mrs. Charles Walters of Beaumont was a business visitor in Athens today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bowser
Ida Bowser
Columbus
Charles Walters
Beaumont
Athens
Brown family returns from Dayton visit
Mr and Mrs J D Brown returned Friday evening from Dayton where they had visited Dr and Mrs G Walton King. Mrs J W Wray stopped here en route from Washington DC for a brief visit with her brother Mr C B Henderson and Mrs Henderson and left for Waterloo Iowa. Dr C C Hit and Mrs Hattie Weese left to visit their brother in law Mr Dan Crawford who is very ill in Carth age township. Dr David Sisson of Middleport came to spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs Edward Ewing. Mrs Sisson who has been here for the past few days will accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Henderson
Columbus
Charles L. Kurtz
Luke Farmer
J. M. Higgins
New York
Panama
Panama Railroad
J. D. Brown
Dayton
G. Walton King
J. W. Wray
Washington, D. C
Henderson
Waterloo
Iowa
C. C. Hit
Hattie Weese
Dan Crawford
Carthage Township
David Sisson
Middleport
Edward Ewing
Sisson
Effie Sanderson
Parkersburg
Athens
Clarke Family Returns from Texas Wintering Trip
Mr and Mrs E B Clarke returned from San Antonio Texas where they spent the winter with their son Frank Clarke and family They halted for a week in New Orleans on their way home Miss Clara Weiher teacher of penmanship and drawing in the public schools left today for Indianapolis to attend a national drawing teachers association meeting which runs all next week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Clarke
San Antonio
Texas
Frank Clarke
New Orleans
Clara Weiher
Indianapolis
National Drawing Teachers’ Association
Lancaster business visitor George M. Hickle
George M. Hickle of Lancaster spent Friday in town on business, visiting local offices and meeting with associates about commercial matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Hickle
Lancaster
Local Society Notes Include Arrivals And Engagements
Mrs. James Graham visits Columbus friends for a few days. Mr. John Dyer of Ironton, fiance of Miss Alice Hibbard, arrived Friday. Mrs. Gertrude Barth leaves for St. Mary's W Va to visit Mr. F M McDonnel for advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Graham
Columbus
John Dyer
Ironton
Alice Hibbard
Gertrude Barth
F. M. McDonnel
St. Mary’s W. Va
Mrs Lawson to Attend Miss Hibbard's Wedding in St Louis
Mrs Albert Lawson of St Louis arrives this evening to host her sister in law Mrs Mary T Hibbard of West State Street. She will attend the wedding of Miss Alice Hibbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lawson
St. Louis
Mary T. Hibbard
West State Street
Alice Hibbard
Visit to Marietta By Mrs Stalder and Family
Mrs. Harry G. Stalder and her son Andrew travel to Marietta to visit Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Thomas. Her father Mr. Andrew Alliom of Germantown is also visiting there and will return home with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Stalder
Andrew
D. H. Thomas
Marietta
Andrew Alliom
Germantown
Funeral of Hon Samuel W. Starks Attended by Local Men
Ed C Berry Alex Bell and John Campbell left Sunday for ee Va to attend the funeral of Hon Samuel W. Starks. The funeral was held this afternoon at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed C Berry
Alex Bell
John Campbell
Ee Va
Samuel W. Starks
Fulton Brothers Visit Columbus Sunday
Mr. R. C. Fulton and brother Chester Fulton were Columbus visitors Sunday, stopping for ice cream and a brief family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Fulton
Chester Fulton
Columbus
Family members travel to Athens after Knoxville relative's death
Mr. Elmer Murphy and his mother Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy of Columbus are in Athens called by the death of their relative Mrs. W. S. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Murphy
Elizabeth Murphy
Columbus
Athens
W. 8. Baker
Albany man visits Athens and guests from Columbus
J. N. Brown of Albany visited Athens today. Ed Weaver of V C Loos Jewelers left Sunday for Basil to spend several days at home. Leonard Ravenscroft of Columbus stayed overnight with relatives and returned home this morning. Mr and Mrs A L Kesinger of Lancaster were guests Sunday of Mrs Ballard and Mr Ballard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Weaver
V. C. Loos
Basil
Leonard Ravenscroft
Columbus
A. L. Kesinger
Lancaster
James Ballard
Corning man hired as chef at Star restaurant
Mel Moore of Corning arrived Saturday to accept a chef position at the Star restaurant. He is brother of C. O. Moore and previously ran the dormitory kitchen. Joe Burke and sister Miss Jiel en returned to Callicothe after visiting their uncle P. J. Burke on East Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Moore
Corning
Star Restaurant
Mr. Moore
C. O. Moore
Joe Burke
Miss Jielen
Callicothe
P. J. Burke
East Union
Nelsonville Ex-Operator Visits Athens on Business
Col. Tatt of Nelsonville, former operator of the Nelsonville and Athens station, was in the city on business Saturday. Also noted are social mentions of Mrs. Charlotte Ullom and Miss Gertrude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Tatt
Nelsonville
Uiter
The
Athens
Local social notes from Athens and nearby towns
A roundup of residents visiting relatives and traveling to and from Greenfield Columbus Parkersburg Trimble Angel Ridge and other locales. Notables include Alma Robinett Nina Pegg and Dr Charles H Herrold with various short trips and duties mentioned.
Open primary debate and budget battles churn in senate
The district faces renomination fights for Bodmer and Vancer with Berry retiring after two terms. Denman supports open primary delegates after the Thir y-second district convention favored his renomination, while a Howe bill tax clash and budget battles hinge on a $7 million appropriation. The senate finance committee eyeing a $400,000 Third Street housing project and a controversial $1.10 salary item for Governor Williams payroll. The $200,000 for crippled children's home land purchases lapsed back to treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodmer
Vancer
Berry
Senate
Thiry-second District
Denman
Howe
Finance Committee
Third Street
State House
Williams
Pr Mf
Four Millfield and nearby residents named in list
Herbert Mingus 23 laborer and Mabel Cannon 21 of Millfield join Clarence Dawley 28 miner of Hocking county along with Margaret Lintoy 27 of Nelsonville Ozias Brown 60 laborer of Trimble and Miss Anna 40 of Athens in the same record observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Mingus
Mabel Cannon
Millfield
Clarence Dawley
Miner
Hocking County
Margaret Lintoy
Nelsonville
Ozias Brown
Trimble
Miss Anna
Athens
For Sale Or Rent Six Room Modern Home In Oklahoma
For sale or rent a six room residence with modern improvements in Grand, Oklahoma. Available April 1. Address 20 Oobeta H Clark. Agent A C Roach. Contact 3261 Dawkly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oobeta H
Clark
Grand, Oklahoma
A.C. Roach
Dawkly
For Sale A 25 Acre Farm Near Plains and Pike
A 25 acre farm located 0 miles west of the Plains and 2 miles from the Johnsons coal wet third mile of the pike. Includes one house and a two room house. Contact R F D No 6 Athens BC Kee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Pike
Athens
Foreclosure Petition In Athens County Ohio 1908
Max Gershuny and Heather Gershuny of Lafayette notice in Athens County Court Common Pleas regarding Isaac Pastor's foreclosure petition on a mortgage dated February 20 1907 for 500 dollars with six percent interest. Property located in Nelsonville Harper's Addition Lot 978 and related triangular Lot 1037 will be affected. answer due by May 2 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Gershuny
Rather Deruny
LaFayette
Isaae Pastor
Court Common Pleas
Athens
Coun Ohio
Max Gershung
Ohio
Nelsonville
Harper
Max Gershbuny
Hether Gershuny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hester Swanson
S. A
dNed Wolfe
South
Joseph W. Frye
Elizabeth Mills
First National Bank
J. H. Gage
W. N. Alderman
Jeff Anguish
B. O. Skinner
Maud Chalfant
Streator
H. Horn
George Merritt
Little Daughter
J. P. Wood
University Terrace
J. Hartman
Findlay
Mabel Codding
C. V. Harris
Mt. Clemens, Mich
Michigan
Clyde Milhone
H. E. Miller
Dan Mills
J. M. Allen
C. H. Horn
F. B. Murphy
Cardui
A. C. Beaver
Unicol
Tenn
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
R. D. Lehman
Ohio State University
Lehman
O. U
Taylor
Hiawatha
E. C. Burchfield
Sayre
Congress Street
Donaldson Building
Charles Bethel
Edson Cooley
Richard Barnecut
Ele Donaldson
Mr. Donaldson
Hull Foster
O. H. Morgan
Jacob Hoffman
Marie
Simon Brouwer
W. V. Daggett
Chillieethe
Miss Marie Smith
Carrie Munn
KE. C. Schloss
Mrs. Rich
Mary Cripen
West Union Street
J. B. Chappelear
Richland Avenue
Volved
Has En
Assembly
Committee On Banks and Savings Societies
Thomas, Mather
Huffman
Thomas
Hathher
William Jennings Bryan
Thirty
Rose County
John B. Drake
Senate Committee On Temperance
Benjamin Switzer
E. J. Jones
Tne
Edward Banks
Union Street
Prew Monia
Stella Tom
Leona Masters
Albert Rhode
Woodland Avenue
Clint Powers
Wear State Street
Esther Wallace
Mrs. Lee
John Marshall
Jaurie Marshall
Loren Williams
Angel Avenue
8. F. Hooper
Goddard
Mullinery
D. Zenner & Co
Hiram Cooley
J. N. Brown
Albany
Ehene
Misges
Charlotte Ullom
Gertrude
Alma Robinett
Greenfield, O
Mrs. J. DeBrown
Hot Springs
Ark
Nina Pegg
Nina Butts
B. Frank Sotut
William Lang
Hibbard-Dyer Weding
Charles H. Herrold
W. H. Herrold
North
Herrold
Government Inspection Department
Swift Packing House
Omaha
Neb
Avis Dean
Peter Kern
Grant Hospital
Stella Wood
Rosy Coates
Lacy Dougher
Henry Gibson
Angel Ridge
James D. Tayolr
Mr. Hanson McGrath
Judson
J. M. Maxwell
Coleman Ashworth
Burlington
J. R. Kale
Huntington
John Kale
F. L. Johnson
Westerville
Otterbein University
Wayne Jones
Burlingham
Henderson-Caider Drug CO
G. C. Jones
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