Local Brevities Highlight Sunday Visitors and Meetings
Kenneth Johnson of Columbus visited here on Sunday. Many residents and visitors from Columbus, Jackson, Nelsonville, Cincinnati, and elsewhere were noted for weekend visits, business trips, family visits, and social events. The piece also mentions church groups, a May court house meeting, and a plant of local civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Johnson
Columbus
F. W. Dixon
Jackson
Nettie Johnson
Columbins
Madelie Verity
Nelsonville
Olga Kiser
Marion
Iowa
Effie
Caroline McKinstry
E. H. Rorick
A. W. Connett
Attoney
W. F. Boyd
Cincinnati
Boyd
W. G. Logan
Extra Special Curtain Sale This Week Spanning 29c 49c 68c
A local sale promotes ruffled Swiss curtains priced at 29 49 and 68 cents this week. The ad notes the items are claimed to be worth nearly twice their sale price.
Dress Goods Section Delights with New Spring Fabrics
Zenners showcases a bustling dress goods department with a vast outlet of new items. Mannish plaids and 2- to 56-inch fabrics priced from 25c to 1.25, plus linens, damask, luncheon cloths, and Persian Lawns. Curtain materials, Cable Nets, and assorted lace hose complete the season’s value line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point de Esprit
Loc. le
New Silk Jackets and Kimonas In Spring Department
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear presents silk jackets as summer wraps, kimonas in various prices from 75 cents to 20 dollars, and short and long silk kimonas. Walking and mohair skirts in multiple styles, accordion plaited designs, and a Milan hat line for children offered at lower prices to rival ordinary stores.
For Sale Items at 40 Campbell Street
Bargain sale listing for kitchen safe cupboard couch and bedstead offered by Mrs. E. J. Baer at 40 Campbell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Baer
Campbell Street
Spring line of two piece suits shines at low prices
Clothing department highlights heavy pre Easter sales with a complete range of stylish spring suits for men and young men. A large two piece line in dark and light worsteds ceviots serges with partial lining promises good fit and shape at moderate prices. Also features neckwear shirts underwear soft hats and haberdashery for the season.
Carpet department offers second week sale on wall paper
A local store promotes a second week sale with 25 percent discount on wall paper. Many shoppers are taking advantage and the retailer invites others to compare. The price drops to 55c, claiming better value than manufacturers. The aim is to clear space in the department with full standard carpet patterns described as strong sales stock.
New Line of Hammocks Opens This Week
A new hammock line debuted this week offering items ranging from 48¢ to 1.00 with prices about 25 percent below typical high quality hammock prices. The display promises a full assortment meeting various desires.
Leonard Refrigerator Advertises Low Prices
Local agents promote high quality furniture and refrigerators including the Leonard model. Prices range from nine dollars to thirty five dollars with a small note of three dollars and twenty five cents. The ad invites customers to let them suit their books.
Water Accounts to Close by May 10 in Athens Village
Notice to all water consumers in Athens village that under the new public accounting system every water account must be closed by May 10 or face penalties prescribed by law. By order of the Board of Trustees of Public Affairs. A. R. Bell, Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
A. R. Bell
Central Meat Market Opens May 1 With Full Stock
The Central Meat Market announces opening May 1 under manager Sr. Bingham at No 44 South Court. The shop invites patronage and offers a full stock of choice beef veal pork and mutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Central Meat Market
Sr. Bingham
South Court
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Edith Dumaree
Mineral
Orville Dailey
Albany
Cy. Bingham
Nere
Wm. Jenson
Chicago
H. A. Bacon
Fred Hammond
New Mexico
Harry Kale
John Kale
I. M. Foster
W. S. Bowers
T. Li. Morgan
A. G. McCaughey
Akron
G. D. Read
Mae Thomas
Jacksonville
Nelle Thomas
Charles O. Pickering
Middleport
Robert B. Jennings of
Lena Blake
Matel Blake
Clarence H. Horn
Baby
Middeport
F. B. Modie
W. D. Biddison
Robert
Sistersville
W. Va
A. E. Price
Mame Marsh
Lebanon
Rhodes
Bert Gabriel
Parkersburg
Logan
W. L. Russell
The
Daily Oil Review of
Nelle Wright
Lucile Cable
Nancy Dew
Fred Johnston
Francis of Columbus
Wm. Hoover
Clarence Murphey
Henry Logan
J. B. Fulton
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Warren Francis of
W. B. Francis
Athens Equal Sufferage Association
Mary Kale
Court House
Harry Webster
D B. Webster
Cannanville
Laura Dorr
O. Augusta Morse
Boston
George Morse
Marseilles
France
Europe
Mr. Bancroft
B. H. Akin
Wellston
Akin
Bancroft
Clara
J. M. Higgins
Louisville
Monroe
Lorene Hudson
May Avenue
George 8. Chadwell
Millfield
28Th
U. S. Infantry
Ft. Snelling
Minn
Henrietta Fuller
President Street
Fannie Minear
Rosa
Pittsburg
Cal. Humphrey
Flo Hedges
Col
Lin Rodgers
Consel
Yokohama
Japan
Miss Hedges
Orient
D. J. Evans
Zanesville
Supt
W. D. Lash
Jennie Close
Waterloo
Sapt. Lash
Mabel Rorick
Southwest
el Paso Texas
Mexico City
Mexico
Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Hull Foster
West Union Street
Helen Foster
Norma Gregory
Eustach
Taube
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Kimonas
A&a
White Goods
Mt. Mellick
Millinery Department
Milan
D. Zenner & Coo
Oxfords
Sterling’’ Oxfords
Aumiller
Young Hyson Tea
E. E. Aumiller
Bell Phone
W. State Si
Ohic
W. I. Brown Shoe Co
Ohio
Hollister
Cline
Hocking
Clothing Department
Leonard
R. C. M. Hastings
Ben Fauser
Bell
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