Personal Mention from Monday's Daily
Mr. Thomas Roush visited his wife at Mt. Carmel hospital in Columbus on Sunday and she is recovering rapidly after a recent operation. Mrs. Mountain and daughter of Columbus spent Sunday with relatives Mr and Mrs C J Bower. Leslie Stout of Nelsonville visited his parents at Coolville then spent hours in Athens on Sunday. Charles Slaughter and D D Fuller returned from Millersport where they spent two weeks fishing was excellent. Mrs Alex Bell left Sunday for Charleston West Virginia to stay with Mr and Mrs Samuel Starks. Mr and Mrs Will C Logan of Columbus visited the former's father A L Logan on Sunday. Mrs Logan will remain for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Roush
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Roush
Mr. Mountain
C. J. Bower
Leslie Stout
Nelsonville
Coolville
Athens
Charles Slaughter
D. D. Fuller
Millersport
Alex Bell
Charleston
W. Va
Samuel Starks
Will C. Logan
A. L. Logan
James E. Smith
Mary
Mr. Smith
Social Guests Visit Local Residents This Week
Mrs. Clara Clark Clemens of near Washington D. H. stayed with Major Goodspeed and Mrs. A. L. Roach this week while en route from Jamestown and other eastern points. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Arthur and their grandson Charlies Downing Arthur of Columbus visited Mrs. M. Smith and family over Sunday. Mrs. Raymond Kale of Huntington, West Virginia, arrived Sunday to be a guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Kale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Clark Clemens
Washington
D. H
Major Goodspeed
A. L. Roach
Jamestown
Ivan Arthur
Charlies Downing Arthur
Columbus
M. Smith
Raymond Kale
Huntington, W. Va
John Kale
Social Visits Reach Across States and Cities
Mr Edward Crammer and Miss Len na Graham hosted by Mr and Mrs Vinton Crammer in Columbus Sunday. W S Bower George Gregg and George DeCamp returned from a week in Detroit. Hon H C Van Voorhis and daughter Ada of Zanesville guests of Gen and Mrs C H Grosvenor. Van Voorhis long time congressman. F E Mallory and others from Parkersburg arrived by four autos and set for Columbus Buffalo and Canada. John and Francis Cook returned from Columbus where they visited their mother Mrs W E Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Crammer
Lenna Graham
Mrs. Vinton Crammer
Columbus
W.S. Bower
George Gregg
George DeCamp
Detroit
H. C. VanVoorhis
Miss Ada
Zanesville
C. H. Grosvenor
van Voorhis
F. E. Mallory
E. W. Malory
H. J. Williamson
Perry
J. F. Mallory
Parkersburg
Buffalo
N. Y
Canada
John and
Francis Cook
W. E. Cook
Local notes on visits and travel through Beebe and Wellston
Edward Finsterwald visits relatives in Beebe for several days. Florence Barnes returns home to Wellston from summer school on Saturday. Prof. D J Evans is called to Jackson due to his sister's serious illness there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Finsterwald
Beebe
Florence Barnes
Wellston
D. J. Evans
Jackson
Local Visitors Stay With Area Hosts
Miss Flora Milburne and M J H Brunker of Baltimore are guests of Mr and Mrs C F McBee. Clyde McKinstry and wife of Akron arrive for a ten day visit with relatives in the county. Arthur Wolfe and wife were guests in Columbus. Mrs F Earl DeWeese of Chillicothe visits her mother on College Street. James E Smith and daughter Mary leave for Columbus for a week. James E Taylor visits Columbus. Mrs W S Blackwood is dangerously ill at home on West State Street. Frank Dean and son Franklin spend the week in Carbondale. Bert Gabriel and son of Parkersburg stop en route home from Logan visit. Ina Beverage goes to Columbus for the week. Minnie Hunter returns to Columbus after a month here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Milburne
M. J. H. Brunker
Baltimore Md
Mrs. C. F. McBee
Clyde McKinstry
Akron
Meigs County
D. A. R. McKinstry
F. Earl DeWeese
Chillicothe
Jesse Davis
College Street
W.S. Blackwood
West State Street
Bert Gabriel
Parkersburg
Logan
Mrs McDivitt Guest of Marysville Cousin
Mrs 8S McDivitt of Marysville is visiting her cousin Mary Laughlin. Mr Charles DeMolet is on a two weeks outing with his family at an unspecified location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles DeMolet
Local Notes and Departures From Millersport
Mrs. Hattie Carr leaves for Charleston W Va to visit Mr and Mrs G G Foster. Miss Alice Hibbard travels to Tappan to stay two weeks with Miss May Taylor. Dr J C Jones is called to Chillicothe by the death of his niece Francis Jones infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Jones. Mr and Mrs Martin Walsh and niece Mary Foley depart for Mt Clemens Mich for a three week summer stay. Miss Elsie Crooks of Baltimore and Miss Mary Sherwood of Plain City leave after summer school. W F Boyd trustee of the university and Mrs Boyd return home after visiting his sisters the Misses Boyd on North Congress street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Jones
Chillicothe
Francis Jones
Stanley Jones
Martin Walsh
Mary Foley
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Elsie Crooks
Baltimore
Mary Sherwood
Plain City
W. F. Boyd
The
University
Boyd
Cincinnati
Hoffmans Visit Chillicothe Daughters
Mr and Mrs Jacob Hoffman of Chillicothe visited their daughters Mrs W V Daggett and Mrs Simon Brouwer on Monday. Mr Hoffman returned that evening and Mrs Hoffman will stay for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hoffman
Chillicothe
W. V. Daggett
Simon Brouwer
Hoffman
Social Guests Visit Tuscaloosa and Albany
Mrs. James Foster of Tuscaloosa arrives to stay days with her father in law Mr. W. R. Foster then travels to Albany to visit her mother Mrs. Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Clark of Ironton tour with Major and Mrs. Elmer Golden. Mrs. Clark is Mrs. Golden’s sister and formerly Mrs. Guerin of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Foster
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
W. R. Foster
Albany
Fletcher
C. B. Clark
Ironton
Major
Elmer Golden
Mrs. Clark
Mrs. Golden
Guerin
Mrs Wood and Son to Sail From Philadelphia Abroad
Mrs J P Wood and her son Austin depart this evening to join Mr Wood in Washington. They will travel to Philadelphia and sail August 2 from there on the Manitou for a brief overseas stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Wood
Austin
Washington, D. C
Mr. Wood
Philadelphia
Manitou
Stenographer Lena Smith Returns From Washington
Mies Lena Smith, stenographer for the Spanish War Claims commission, returned Monday evening from Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Lena £ Smith
Spanish War Claims Commission
Washington, D. C
Marriage Report of Zonizer and Hibbard Declared False
The Messenger states the previous notice of the marriage between Miss Ruth Zonizer and Mr. Carl Hibbard was a fabrication. A caller provided a plausible lie by telephone, which was accepted in good faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zonizer-Hibbard
Ruth Zonizer
Carl Hibbard
De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills Praised by Dealer
John Riha of Vin ing In says he has sold De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills for about a year and reports strong customer satisfaction. He notes a dozen local users who are fully satisfied and that he himself has had fine results with the remedy sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Riha
de Witt
Cline
Learned Guests Dine at Learned Home in Millfield
Corning Ohio area residents Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Learned hosted a visit from Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Learned and other kin. Addie Finsterwald of Athens returned from a two week visit with Roma Dent. Church services led by Rev. Guy. Several local residents traveled to Columbus and Hebardsville for family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Learned
Coring
A. J. Learned
Addie Finsterwald
Athens
Roma Dent
Guy
Christian Church
Cyrus James
Dow Sanders
Columbus
Emmett Earich
Jane Gift
Hebardsville
R. 8. Dent
Addie and
Mayme Russell
L. L. Howard
J. R. Wade
Lucy Howard
Jane Gardener
Bishopville
Digestive Help Urged for Stomach Trouble Sufferers
The notice promotes digestive aid for stomach discomfort endorsing Kodol For Indigestion and Dyspepsia. It claims Kodol contains vegetable acids with juices of a healthy stomach and that it digests food. Sold by
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
Monster Sea Turtle Coming to The Quality Shop
The Quality Shop announces a large green sea turtle will be on display this Wednesday. The store also notes fresh fish available every Friday and Saturday.
Columbus and Nelsonville Couples Visit East State Street
Mr and Mrs E D Root of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Allison Jones and daughter Louise of Nelsonville were guests of Mr and Mrs A E Moore of East State Street on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Root
Columbus
Allison Jones
Louise
Nelsonville
A. E. Moore
East State Street
Best Ever Athens County Fair and Races Schedule
The Athens County Fair and Races runs August 13 through 15 featuring racing events and fair attractions. Local organizers promote the event as the best in the region, inviting families and visitors to enjoy competition, exhibits, and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Recent Real Estate Transfers in Several Townships
A compilation of property transfers across Alexander Athens Canaan Coolville Jacksonville Lee Nelsonville Trimble Waterloo townships. Transactions include multiple lot transfers with various cash considerations from $50 to $2 800 and several transfers with no stated consideration. Notable entries include James Josten selling Lot 2 in Athens Township for $700 and the Otto Beth el Lot 30 transfer in Trimble Township for $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
George R. Rowling
Alva C. Verity
Athens
James Josten
Jas. Ferrell
James Edward Fierce
Otto Bethel
Thomas Love
Jefferson Love
Jefferson rule on eating sparingly in hot weather
The text advises restraint in meals during hot weather citing Thomas Jefferson’s rule about eating little. It urges small portions to ease digestion and promotes Kodol For Indigestion and Dyspepsia as a stomach aid, noting it is sold by presumably a vendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Ohio University graduate takes new Cleveland post
Mr. Fred B. Scott arrived from Columbus to visit his parents at East State street Athens. He recently resigned as an electrical engineer at Columbus Stone Hospital to take a better position with the Cleveland Steel and Wire Co. in Cleveland. He is praised as a good electrical engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Scott
Columbus
W. F. Scott
East State Street
Scott
the Columbus
Stne Hospital
Cleveland
Cleveland Steel and
Wire Cam
Electrical Department
The
Ohio University
Otsego Journal endorses Dr King’s New Discovery
In Gilbertsville Otsego County editor William M. Dietz hails Dr King’s New Discovery as the most popular remedy for coughs and colds and a valuable prescription for lung and throat diseases. McKee’s Drug Store guarantees satisfaction with bottles priced 56 cents and 1.00, with a trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline’s Pharmacy
S County
Otsego County
Wm. M. Dietz
Otsego
McKee
Star Coal and Land company formed in Columbus
The Star Coal and Land company of Columbus was incorporated with capital stock of 200000 dollars, divided into 2000 shares. It aims to buy sell and develop coal oil and gas lands. Incorporators include H C Mayers E E Doney J C Briggs Horace C Mayers Jr and Fred N Nigh. A 1500 acre coal land tract in Star township Flcking county will be leased from six owners with development partial. Promoters plan to acquire oil and gas lands and stockholders will elect officers at a forthcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Coal and Land Company of
Columbus
H. C. Mayers
E. E. Doney
J. C. Briggs
Horace C. Mayers, Jr
Fred N. Nigh
Star Township
Claim they saw wolves near Unionville reported by farmers
Two farmers Fred Miller and John Morgan said they saw two timber wolves near Unionville yesterday evening. They described the animals as large and wolf like, though some locals doubt they were true wolves and suggest shepherd dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Fred Miller
John Morgan
Booth's Balm Promises Soft Skin and Quick Healing
Booth's Balm marketed as Hyomei Balm claims to soften rough cracked skin in days and ease chafing irritation. It supposedly relieves burns wounds strained tendons and muscles and is sold for 25 cents at The Henderson-Crider Drug Co. in Henderson and Booth's Hyomei Company of Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Henderson-Crider Drug Co
Booth’s
Hyomei Company
Buffalo, N. Y
The Potato Crop In Ohio Faces Likely Failure
Farmers and commission men fear the Ohio potato crop will fail if rains continue, with rolling lands fair but bottom lands rotting. To meet demand, shippers may source potatoes from other states, indicating Ohio will rely on outside supplies this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
The Limit of Life and Electric Bitters
The article states eminent medical scientists believe life limit is shorter than possible with modern knowledge. It highlights ages 50 to 60 as crucial, urges proper body care in this decade, and promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic to revitalize organs, guaranteed by McKee the druggist, priced 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
Somerset Votes Dry in Local Option Election
In Somerst, Perry county, residents chose dry status by a 15 vote plurality in the local option election held Monday. The anti liquor campaign was led by a Catholic priest a newspaper editor and a Methodist minister. An advertisement promotes Buecklen's Arnica Salve claiming rapid healing with a 25 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Perry County
McKee
veteran bus driver recalls first missed haul to Hocking Valley
Theodore Dean, a bus driver with 32 years on the route, said this morning he had never before missed taking passengers to the Hocking Valley train at 11:45. He had no city or hotel calls and did not go to the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Dean
Hocking Valley
Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup Advertisement Claim
An old style ad cautions readers not to accept substitutes for Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup. It claims the product acts gently on the bowels to clear the system of coughs and colds and promptly relieves throat inflammation and irritation. Sold by local retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Cline
Copelands Visit Professors Amid Ground Prep for Next Year
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Copeland spent the week as guests of Professor and Mrs. C. M. Copeland. Mrs. Copeland returned to Woodfield, while Mr. Copeland plans to travel to Wiona Lake today to oversee ground preparations for his university work next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Copeland
C. M. Copeland
Races on August 13 14 15 at W
Event listing notes races scheduled for August 13 14 and 15 with dates and a location code W. Details are sparse but indicate a multi day race program likely at a track or speedway.
Saturday Night in South East London Huckster Scene
A bitterly cold winter scene shows a crawling crowd of shabby families amid hawkers and barrows. The Thames wind, naphtha lamps, and fuel stoves set a grim stage as women wrap shawls, children shiver, and sellers haggle over rags and oddments while pubs and pawnbrokers fill with exhausted shoppers and dancing in harsh light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thames
Sally
Detroit News
Death of Mrs Esther Rowell at Frost 48
Mrs Esther Rowell aged 48 died at home near Frost on July 22 after weeks of liver trouble. She leaves a husband and one son, with other children having predeceased her. Funeral services were held July 24 conducted by Rev Muns at Dean Cemetery. Attending from afar were several Rowell relatives and friends, with local visitors noted. A ball game Frost versus Tick Ridge ended 6 to 9 in Tick Ridge favor, then 12 to 1 for Frost. DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve advertised for skin injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Rowell
Leverne Rowell
Nelsonville
Fred Merrill
Athens
Pearl Jewell
Beebe
Nancy Brandeberry
Goldie Barrows
Marietta
Frede Rodehaver
Millie Lemmon
Frost
Tick Ridge
To the Lamppost Mistranslation Explained
The note explains that a la lanterne is misrendered as to the lamppost and describes a lamp hung across a street used to signal execution. It clarifies the lamp was suspended by a cord across the street with pulleys and the condemned replaced, then the card ends pulled.
Timber Knowledge Needs Seasoning Before Use
A short quotation notes that knowledge and timber should not be used until properly seasoned. It emphasizes restraint and preparation before application or execution. The line reflects a cautious approach to resources and skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Canaanville Guests Visit And Dry Town Status
Mise Rosa Duyer visits Mise Viola Mink while Mr. Andrew Cavanaugh and family stay with Mise Ellen Cavanaugh at the State Hospital. Mrs. Sutton hosts guests Sunday and Miss Laura Starkey visits Prudie Starling in New England. Canaanville remains a dry town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Rosa Duyer
Mise Viola Mink
Andrew Cavanaugh
Marie
Athens
Mise Ellen Cavanaugh
State Hospital
Mrs. Sutton
Laura Starkey
Prudie Starling
New England
Canaanville
Unclaimed Letters listed for Adverts August 12 1907
A list of names of individuals with unclaimed letters notices. The notice asks those named to say they were advertised and warns the unclaimed items will be sent to the Dead Letter Office on August 12, 1907. Signed by John Finsterwald P M DeWitt's Little Early Risers advertised at end.
Sunflower Philosophy
The column contains pithy aphorisms about life, marriage, public spirit, health, and restraint. It muses on understanding, long life, and the social acceptance of drinking while noting the stubbornness of habits and the spread of everyday wisdom.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur Wolfe
James E. Taylor
Frank Dean
Franklin
Carbondale
Miss Ina Beverage
Minnie Hunter
Ily
Hattie Carr
Mrs
G. G. Foster
Alice Hibbard
Tappan
May Taylor
Millfield
Monster Sea Turtle
Athens Village
Fred Josten
George Junod
F. L. Junod
Earnest O. Gladden
Charles Perry
McKinstry & Parker
William M. Kyle
Canaan Township
Bert Baker
Jesse Baker
Coolville Village
Samaria Suppee
Sarah Grover
Jacksonville Village
M. A. Ludden
Edward Skrotssky
Lee Township
Pearl C. Soulis
Faye Soulis
Nelsonville Village
Martin P. Vore
Maggie EB. Vore
Frank Tedrow
Lulu M. Sharp
Hopkins and
Rhodes
Sarah B. Silcott
C. EB. Welsh
Harry D. Young
Smith Spencer
Jane Kentner
Lena Patton
J. H. Dunkle
Ohio State
Robert
Ella Lyle
Trimble Township
Waterloo Township
Zaba McVey
H. B. Golden
F. B. Scott
Dean
Aldie Tibball
Everett and
Seldon Rowell
Toledo
Anderson Rowell
H. H. Wickham
Mary Musgrave
Broadwell
Attie Brandeberry
Florence and
Betsy Clark
Pittsburg
Hannah Cunningham of
Lorain
Isaac Brandeberry
Pauline Patton
Mary Doan
Betsy Doan
DeWitt
Clark, Ollie
Sunflower Philosophy
Atchison (Kan
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