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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1905

Page

8

Baseball at Junction City draws largest crowd, Jacksonville wins 2–0

Jacksonville defeats Congo 2 to 0 in the Saturday game at Junction City. The match, part of a home-and-home series, drew the largest crowd for this type of contest and reportedly earned Jacksonville about $50. Henry Walters returns to town and intends to teach this winter. A baby girl was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Sam Bickey.

Junction City Jacksonville Congo Henry Walters Columbus Sam Bickey Saterday

Catarrh Phases Vary by Season In Early Summer

ATARRH notes that catarrh shows different phases with the seasons and is most prevalent in early summer. It explains that the common tired feeling in nine of ten cases stems from a catarrhal condition of the mucous membranes.

Peruna praised by Indianapolis carpenter in testimonial

Geo A Hughes of 808 Maas Ave Indianapolis says Peruna has done him more good than anything he has taken. At forty five he feels as well as at twenty and was thin and run down before using Peruna, which he says acts right for a carpenter needing a tonic.

Geo A. Hughes Maas, Ave Indianapolis Ind Geo, A. Hughes

Congressman Henderson Endorses Peruna for Catarrh

The letter from Hon. Thos J Henderson seeks to promote Peruna as a tonic and cure for catarrh noting long service in Congress and the Union Army. It claims strong family use and urges acceptance of Peruna with a $10 000 guarantee of testimonial authenticity from Market Exchange Bank Columbus Ohio. Dr Hartman urges confidential correspondence.

Thos. J. Henderson Congress Illinois Union Army Washington, D. C Market Exchange Bank Columbus Ohio Hartman Hartman Sanitarium

Local residents visit relatives across Ohio and Cincinnati

Nelsgonville reports Eugene Mellinger and Charles Peweil spent the weekend in Cincinnati. Numerous residents including Miss Gladys Banyon Miss Gertrude Furniss Miss Anna Minck and Mrs. W. B. Owen are entertaining or visiting relatives in Columbus Lancaster Cedar Point and Zaleski. Multiple families travel away for visits and campgrounds.

Eugene Mellinger Charles Peweil Cincinnati Gladys Banyon Gertrude Furniss Columbus W. 8. Owen Maud McFad James Beard Meyers Street Anna Minck Lancaster J. M. Hyde Lancaster Camp Grounds Maud Minner E. 8. Minner

Glouster Notes Travelers Visitors and Local Council Actions

Local items report Harry Hanon visiting from Nelsonville and a daughter visiting from Dennison Texas. Missionary meeting at the Methodist church. Several residents from Columbus, Cincinnati, Pickerington and Sabina visit or stay with area families. Street paving progress, water well testing planned, and bonds offered for sale. Mine fire at Mine No 2 described with smoke and blocking the tipple.

Community Notes From Coolville And Nearby

Mrs Mary Tidd and her children from Parkersburg are guests of Mr and Mrs J M Tidd. Miss Flourine Frame visited relatives in Anderson Indiana. Ed Taylor of Parkersburg spent Sunday at home. Mrs Mooney and daughter of Athens visited Dr and Mrs A E Lawrence. Rev A E Keller and wife leave for Zanesville for a two week vacation. Aiken couple welcomed a son July 30. Harry Walden visited Parkersburg. Edna Reed returned from Frost. Mr and Mrs Frank Taylor visited Armenia. Higley family trip to Charleston. Cora Higley on two months vacation from Parkersburg hospital. Diantha Frame returned from Indiana. Tom Gardner hosted Glen Edward of Porto Rico. Mrs Tom Flaherty of Chillicothe visited. Bert McAfee returned home Tuesday.

J. F. Saltz Dundas A. G. Cotton Cincinnati Arthur Vorhes Hyla Columbus Joe Slater George Johnson Marysville Smary Tidd Parkersburg J. M. Tidd W. ©. Higley Charleston W. Va James Higley Cora Higley City Hospital Diantha Frame Indiana Tom Gardner Glen Edward Porto Rico Tom Flaherty Chillicothe W. C. Higley Bert McAfee J. N. Pilcher Kirkendall Piqua Mias Cadda Davis Athena Ollie Graham Athens G. W. Starkey Blanch Finsterwald W. P. Baird Nelle Bean John Starkey Anna Hess Gaysville Jane Sarah Burch Webster Chilileothe Isaac Smith Mary Joyce Ed Carpenter Guysville Chas. Bethel Kate Hoisington Frank Thos Joyce Sen. McDonald New England Charles Dorr

Laxitive Bromo Quinine Tablets Refund Notice

An advertised laxative product offers a refund if it does not cure. The box bears the signature of BW Grove, claiming a money-back guarantee.

Grove

Local Society Notes From Mineral and Nearby Towns

Married in Athens on Monday Isaac Penrod weds Mrs Deweese. Miss Edith Hayes visited with Mrs Elmer Quick at Luhrig. Parker Snyder and daughter Reba spent Saturday with Albany friends Mrs Shanon of Logan and Miss Goldie Wilson of Middleport visiting P B Wilson. Mr and Mrs John Strahl of Lancaster visiting relatives here. Mrs Jas Mace entertained Misses Lewellyn and Knowlton of near Albany. Miss Mirian Mace visiting Lancaster. Miss Copeland of New England will spend weeks here with relatives. Mrs R R Marquis son Glen and daughter Miss Clare left for Lancaster camp grounds. Mrs John Wise and family of Athens called on Matthew Wise.

Athens Isaac Penrod Deweese Edith Hayes Elmer Quick Luhrig Parker Snyder Reba Albany Shanon Logan Goldie Wilson Middleport P. B. Wilson John Strahl Lancaster Jas. Mace Lewellyn and Knowlton Mirian Mace R. R. Marquis Glen Cuarrie Lancaster Camp Grounds John Wise Boin Matthew Wise

Local Social Roundup in Ireland and Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs R L Davia hosted guests at Centennial on Sunday. W E Bingman and family visited Cincinnati Hill. Ethel Flaherty of Chillicothe visits her father R Higley for several weeks. Willie Bingman stayed with grandparents B S Cunningham at Little Hocking. Julia Root of Qualey visits W H Baker. G W Dean and W E Bingman on a business trip to Marietta. Noland of Little Hocking called on relatives. Herbert Hayes of Beebe and Ed Dunfee hosted Sunday guests. Sarah Bingman spent time with cousin Florence Bingman at Coolville. Sarah Batcheller of Jobs visits George Dean family. Cora Flinn returns from Athens state normal.

R. L. Davia Mrs. Kinney Centennial W. E. Bingman W. A. Bingman Cincinnati Hill Ethel Flaherty Chilliicothe R. Higley Willie Bingman Flourine Bingman Coolville Sarah Batcheller Jobs George Dean Cora Flinn State Normal Athens

Pleasant lodge gift honors local Mason at meeting

Coolville Lodge No. 387 F. A. M. received a surprise gifting a silver tilting water pitcher from Rev. EF Morris and wife of Porterfield in appreciation of the fraternity. Blanche Smith returns from Athens where she attended the summer term at O. A. U. Also ad copy for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with local druggists listed.

Any. Mies Blanche Smith Athens Coolville H. F. Tobey EF. Morris Porterfield Morris Washington County

Harvest Home entertainment at Wingett Chapel

The Sunday school of the P church in Hebbardaville will host a Harvest Home at Wingett Chapel on Sunday August 6 with services starting at 10 am. An invitation is extended to all. Miss Marguerite Allen and her nephew Allen Coe visited their aunt Mrs. Win Angell on Sunday. Solomon Frum of Albany bought a flock from Elza Enlow on Monday. P V Coe Harry Carr and John Martin of Woodyard hayed on Mrs. Ollie Winger’s farm last week. George Ritenour of Frost visited his daughter Mrs. Vina Barrows. Jesse Vorhes and wife of Union spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Masheter.

Methodist Church Epworth League Christian Endeavor J. B. Dickson J. L. Wyatt Columbus Frank Angle Akron Henry Angle Lawrence Snyder Pickerington T. A. Wilson Wertick Martha Edwards Sabina D. H. Needy A. A. Amos Cincinnati Thomas Richards Cambridge D. H. Thomas Anna Carpenter Athens W. B. Stedman D Hopkins W. E. Wheeler P. Church of Hebbardaville Marguerite Allen Allen Coe Win Angell Sanday Solomon Frum Albany Elza Enlow P. V. Coe Harry Carr John Martin Woodyard Ollie Winger Geo. Ritenour of Frost Vina Bar

Vanderhoof Community Notes Highlight Local Visits

Dr and Mrs Copeland with family Herbert and Frances Hayes of Stewart visited Vanderhoof for two days. Jos and E Chase traveled to Belpre on business. Floasie Smith returned from Pleasant. Milton Chariton and family of Stewart visited Mrs Kate Evans. Hannah McCall returned from Athens after attending the normal. Mabel Chase of Parkersburg visited friends here. Pearl Parker spent Sunday at Rich Griffins on Brimstone Ridge.

Copeland Herbert Frances Hayes Stewart Jos

Local births and visits noted in Lysan der area

Mr and Mrs William Seaman welcome a fine boy born July 2. Miss Maude Ruth of Jerseyville spent Sunday with William Tedrow. The sick list includes Mrs Rosa Love Sam Poston Dorcas Love and little Allie Fulton. Mrs Fremon Riley of Corning visits here. John Futton and family return to Athens after a week with his parents. Mrs Wm Bobo visits sister Mrs George Boring of Jerseyville. Mrs Amos Holland and Mollie Poston visit Dan Holland and family at Five Points. Mrs Lydia Norris of Guyeville visits relatives here this week.

Wm. Seaman Maude Ruth Jerseyville Wm. Tedrow Rosa Love Sam Poston Dorcas Love Allie Fulton Fremon Riley Corning John Futton Athens Wm. Bobo George Boring Amos Holland Mollie Poston Dan Holland Lydia Norris Guyeville

Local Social Notes From GUYSVILLE and Nearby Towns

Mrs B L Pilcher visited J N Pilcher and family at Canaanville last week. Mrs G R Johnson of Lovel is visiting her sister Mrs Calvert. Miss Blanch Light has returned home from the state normal. Thus Vore came home from Nelsonville to spend a few days with family. Mr E J Coleman visited F E Kime and wife at Stewart. Dr KE J Q Gopeland and wife of Stewart visited J H Finsterwald. Aveil Bean and Nell Coleman were visitors at Coolville. J W Piowett and family of Athens visited D W Cornell and wife. Miss Mabel Coleman returned to…

B. L. Pilcher J. N. Pilcher Canaanville G. R. Johnson Lovel Calvert Stewart Visted J. H. Finsterwald Aveil Bean Nell Coleman Coolville J. W. Piowett Fred Grones Athens D. W. Cornell Mabel Coleman

Local Notes From Athens and Surrounding Communities

Miss Grace Reeast of Athens visited Miss Elia Shott and Nell Coleman of Amesville. Jas Ray and family from Amesville visited Jd Bean last week. Wm Walters visited Marietta on Thursday. Eva Bean and family join Coolville Camp meeting travelers, along with W R Coleman and children and Mantie Bean and Nell Coleman. OC Coleman, B&O agent, serves as Stewart briefly. Fred Finaterwald heads to Lancaster for camp meeting. Rev Stewart and wife visited Tappers Plains residents. Messrs Burch and Weidman of Athens spent Sunday nearby. Dr J H Steele attended to business in Parkersburg Saturday.

Grace Reeast Athens Misess Elia Shott Nell Coleman Jas Ray Amesville Jd. Bean Wm. Walters Marietta Coolville Eva Bean W. R. Coleman Mantie Bean

Stewart Family Notes and Local Visits

Mrs Watler Smith receives sisters Misses Davis of Flint W Va. Milton Ewers and grandson Charles Schueler visit M I Ewers in Hagerstown Md. Miss Mary Grimes of Corning visits grandmother Mrs Phillips. Sammie Landom dies after horse kick. Parkersburg hospital. Grace Chariton visits Loveland relatives. Barrel Stratton goes two weeks fishing in Michigan. M M M club hosts gathering for Misses Ewers Meichi Brill Fay Daisy Smith O Connor Barrons Zimmerman.

Watler Smith Davis Flint W. Va Milton Ewers Charles Schueler Hagerstown M. I. Ewers Mary Grimes Corning Phillips M. J. Chariton F.H. McVay Marshfield Sammie James Landom Parkersburg Grace Chariton Loveland Barrel Stratton Michigan M. M. M. Club Ewers Meichi Brill Fay Daisy Smith O'Connor Barrons Zimmerman Doys Messrs Wilson Russell Dean Buseh Copeland

Athens Cloaked Promo for Dr Shallenberger Eyes

Coming to Athens a sales pitch for Dr Shallenberger offering fitted prescription glasses claimed to cure headaches blurred vision nervousness dizziness and neck pain. It warns failing glasses harm eyes and urges attention to children's eye care for future welfare.

Shallenberger

Marriage Ties Local Residents In Millfield Area

Frank Moore and Florence Dew wed July 22 at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Millfield. Other visitors include Emmett Earich, Harry Weldon in Jacksonville and G A Russell from Athens.

Emmett Earich Harry Weldon Jacksonville G. A. Russell Athens Addie Finsterwald Roma Dent J.A. Earich W.w.sanders Glouster W. VU. Sprague Chauncey Frank Moore Florence Dew Barr Oak

Canaaville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Win

Canaaville residents report guests from Piqua Athens and Athens visitors to locals. The Canaaville ball team beat Stewart 11 to 9 for their third straight win.

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Hughes Nelsgonville Minner Thomas McAllister Carbon Hill George Matt Sarah Poston Lulu Aaron ‘Grady Clare Otto Grady Chautauuqua Margaret Cominius Elmer Hammel Cedar Point Clara Stevens L. ¥. Carpenter Sam Kingly Charles Pencil Leesburg Clara Mulligan Hattie Tritech Estelle Evans Frank Patton Nell Lillian Barron Zaleski Harry Hanon Nelsonville T. F.gardner Dennison Tex D. Thompson Union Missionary P. B. Vernon Allen Art Board of Public Service Glouster Bank Shianvhe Mooney H. Bryson J. W. Bryson Ireland Wingett Jesse Vorhes Union Mrs. Vorhes Mrs. Masheter Lysander Castoria Athene L. P. Shallenberger Chicago Berry Oakwood Bidg Ills Drexal State Bank Millfield Bower Bros Mary Hoisington Canaonville Stewart Boys Rockland From The Hall Shoe Co Vici Kid W. H. Brown Shoe CO J. W. Graves Osteopathic Physician Office Hotel Palmer Building American School of Osteopathy Kirksville, Mo Stewart, Nelsonville Boxwell Board of Examiners M. M. Bryson Abraham Lincoln Gallipolis Pt. Pleasant Ohio Central Lines Astori Seo “Tee
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