New England Family Visits and Illness Updates
George France and his son and sister Mrs. Sarah Hill visited Sunday. George Lewis and children of Nelsonville visited Orson Lewis and wife. Mrs. Susan Wright remains ill and unwell. Mrs. Louis Hill shows partial recovery. George Townsend left for Parkersburg for work. Lou Starlin Prudie Starlin and Ray Marquis from Athens visited Rebecca Starlin’s family over Sunday. J W Wilson, the local merchant, is sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George France
Sandock
Sarah Hill
George Lewis
Nelsonville
Orson Lewis
Suanday
Susan Wright
Louis Hill
George Townsend
Parkersburg
Lou Starlin
Prudie Starlin
Ray Marquis
Athens
Rebecca Starlin
J. W. Wilson
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promoted By Pharmacy Ad
An old ad touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming it aids digestion and feeds vital organs by letting the stomach rest while it gradually grows strong. It promises relief from indigestion and stomach troubles and notes it is sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
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Cline
Winget Chafel Ed Winget and Son Visit Friends
Ed Winget and son Clyde of Co dumbus spent Sunday visiting friends here. Rev. Moore preached his first sermon at Winget Chapel last Sunday to an appreciative audience. Ed Barrows of Columbus was the guest of his brother, Mac Barrows and family the first of the week. Mrs Maria Clutter was the guest of Mrs Lizzie Wingett Thursday. Miss Clara Borman accepted a position at Athens state hospital. Worley Baughman, who spent the winter in New Mexico and Colorado Springs, returned home recently.
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Moore
Winget Chapel
Barrows of
Columbus
Mac Barrows
Maria Clutter
Lizzie Wingett
Clara Borman
Athens State Hospital
Worley Baughman
New Mexico
Colorado Springs
Margaret Shannon
Gay Allen
Mineral
A. E. Lewellyn
Daisy
Clifford Nanna
Luhrig
Mint Hunter
Athens
Wallace Cox
Clara Herron
R. L. Carmichael
Carbondale
Henry Todd
John Martin
Mearl
Vinton County
Hoyt Sanders
George and
Ray Sherman
Bert Martin
Aaron Martin
Athene
Livengood
Drake
Victor Conkey
Clyde Russell
Bert Dixon
Ora
Dora Davis
Bertha Carmichael
Elmer
Louise Pake
J. Herron
Prof
Thomas
Nellie
Mary Todd
C. H. Pierce
F. McClure
Rock Island Offers Faster California Sleeper Excursions
The Rock Island line introduces a new specially built tourist sleeper train leaving Chicago daily for Los Angeles in sixty eight hours. Agents, including John Sebastian, Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock Island System, Chicago, provide full information on this quicker service with no extra cost compared to rivals.
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Rock Island
California
Chicago
Los Angeles
John Sebastian
Rock Island System
Chi- Ago
When a Man Bores You Not a Book
The remark contrasts boredom with reading, noting that a book can be closed easily while a person’s dullness tests patience and resilience in social or conversation settings.
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Lowe Brothers
Local Notes from Hockingport and Nearby Towns
Friday readings by Miss Jessie Wells in Hockingport pleased attendees. Residents visit relatives in Athens and Bashan while many plan summer guests and relocations. Commencement set for May 4 at F. W. B. church with eleven graduates and a Bacalaurete sermon by Rev. Moore.
Economical Heavy Body Paint Sold by H L Wheaton
A gallon of heavy bodied paint is touted as the most economical when thinned per package directions and offered for sale by H. L. Wheaton.
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H. L. Wheaton
Local Happenings in Athens and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Harry McKinstry and family visited Athens to see Mrs. McKinstry’s parents Mr. and Mrs E A Brown. Peter Bodkin bought the Ohas Martin property and will move in at once. Ohas Martin moved to Sugar Creek Monday for work. Lena Bowers visited Athens with cousin Lenore Kern. Eva Morse called on friends in Athens Saturday.
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Harry McKinstry
Athens
McK
E. A. Brown
Peter Bodkin
Ohas. Martin
House painting choice urged for value with Green Seal Paint
A seller, H L. Wheaton, promotes Green Seal Liquid Paint as a prudent choice before finalizing a house painting decision. The note urges careful consideration of house needs and implies a cost saving by selecting a quality paint option.
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H L. Wheaton
Marshfield Social News Notes From Local Visitors
A series of short notices from Marshfield lists visitors and residents moving between New Haven Jerseyville Columbus Mineral Luhrig Carbondale and Athens. Names include Auisin Cundiff Miss Margaret Shannon Miss Gay Allen Rev EB Beck and many others with moves and gatherings at local homes and lodges. The report also notes marriages and lodge attendees among Luhrig residents and surrounding towns.
Oberammergau Pictorial Reproduction at Athens Opera House
Henry Ellsworth presents an illustrated Oberammergau production at the Athens Opera House on April 27 and 28 under the Athens Aerie of Eagles. It features 4330 colored views, a select orchestra and choir, and a chimes section, offered as an engaging historical entertainment rather than a lecture.
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Oberammergau
Ita
Henry Ellsworth
Athens Opera House
Athens Aerie of Eagles
Ellsworth
Elsworth
Green Seal Purity Claim Prompts Cleaner Choice
An ad fragment touts Green Seal as the pure option and notes availability for sale by H. L. Wheaton.
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H. L. Wheaton
Wallace Show to Exhibit in Athens This Week
The Wallace Circus plans an Athens exhibit on Wednesday May 10. A large portion of residents and university students anticipate the visit as crowds from Athens and the campus will converge for the event. The article notes 865 enrolled students with 50 more expected, linking university attendance to local prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Wallace Circus
Higley
Cure by Electric Bitters Saves E H Wolfe of Bear Grove
In Bear Grove Iowa E H Wolfe credits Electric Bitters with a complete cure for kidney trouble and relief from general debility and nerve trouble. He keeps them on hand and reports their effectiveness despite the condition’s usual fatal risk. The druggist guarantees them at 50c.
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E. H. Wolfe
Bear Grove
Iowa
Cee
Administrator's Sale of Albany Village Real Estate
Probate Court of Athens County Ohio orders sale by auction on premises in Albany village. Two parcels, Lot 38 and Lot 4 totaling 4.61 acres, appraised at 100 and 300 dollars respectively. Terms: one third cash, one third at six months, one third at twelve months secured by mortgage. Andrew Dailey administrator with will annexed of Milton Mace. April 6 to May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Athens County
Ohio
Andrew
Dailey
de Bovis
Milton H. Mace
D. Hopkins
Assignee Sells Waterloo Township Land in Athens County
By order of the Probate Court of Athens County Ohio assignee H H Wickham will offer for public auction on April 29 1905 at 1 p m at the courthouse front in Athens Ohio a tract in Waterloo Township Athens County Ohio Part of Fraction 30 Town 11 Range 15 Ohio Company's Purchase at the southeast corner of the fraction Beginning description follows with bearings chains and trees and rights of way The tract contains about 114 acres more or less Appraised at 1824 00 Terms are one third cash at sale one third in one year and one third in two years with interest from day of sale or all cash at purchaser option.
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Court House
Athens
Ohio
Waterloo Township
Athens County
Ohio Company
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway Company
H. H. Wickham
Thomas J. Allison
Grosvenor, Jones & Worstell, Atty’s
Mch
Woman Attends Afternoon Tea With Racing Day Excitement
A woman attends an afternoon tea in the same state of excitement as a man experiences at a horse race, capturing a lively social moment.
Through Route to Chicago and the West
Sleeping car leaves Athens at 3 36 p m daily via the Ohio Central Lines on through train No 5 arriving Chicago 7 10 am via the L B M Ry. The New Chicago Route provides good day coach connections and Toledo link at L A MS Ry for through travelers. Confer with Ohio Central Lines agents before trip to Chicago or the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio Central Lines
Chicago
Toledo
West
Hocking Valley Excursion Fares For California and West
One way second class colonist fares offered to California North Pacific Coast Montana Idaho and intermediate territory valid March 1 to 15 and September 15 to October 3. For details contact ticket agents of this company. Also contains an ad for PAZO OINTMENT and a promotional quip about men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
North Pacific Coast
Montana
Idaho
Intermediate Territory
Athens to Chicago via Ohio Red Lines Sleepers
The Ohio Red Lines run daily sleeping car service to Chicago on train No. 5 labeled Ohio Central via Twiedo and the Lake Shore Railway. The sleeper arrives in Chicago at 7:10 a.m. and connects with morning Chicago trains to all points, offering a convenient early start.
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Athens
Chicago
Ohio Red Lines
Ohio Central
Twiedo
Lake Shore Ry
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New England
Winget Chafel
Ed Winget
Clyde of
Codumbus
Hockingport
Jessie Wells
Reading Club
Archie Dunfee
Laura Hays
Laura
Bertha Moore
Bashan
Adea Elliott
Mary A. Stone
Marietta
John Dickerson
George
Coraopolis
Ida Cook
Sidney McKim
Wm. Swan
Coolville
Baker House
George Buckley
Hickman
Annie Scott
Belpre
Charley Scott
Bertha Hickman
Virinia
Alvin Dille
Wm. Orr
Hattie
Zanesville
Mr. Orr
F. M. Moore
Geo. A. Kurtz
Court Street
Marshfield
Auisin Cundiff
New Haven
Jerseyville
Oberamergau
Wallace
Co Cneratt
Thompson & Scot
Standard Oil Company
Probate Court
Bbac
Hocking Valley Excursion
Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
Marietta Commercial College
Marietta Commercial College CO
M. A. Adams
Pres
Jno
M. Doan
Athens County Abstract Co
W. FE. Peters
Court
the Bank of Athens
United
BROWN
WEB. Golden, Nashter
H. O’bleness
C. L. Poston
The
First National Bank
United States Depository
D. H. Moore
S. N. Hobson, Ass’t Cash
A. Hibba Undertaker
Warren Building
Postoffice
Tome Phore
Basom
South Court Street
Lawrence & Bean
Fire and Lire Insurance
Chas. W. Secoy
W. B. Dailey
Charles DeMolet
South Court
Tyr
F. B. Modie
Athens, Ohio
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