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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1901

Page

8

Local Social and Travel Notes From Marshfield Area

Marshfield reports social visits and travels as residents host guests from Liberal Athens and Nelsonville. Excursions to Coolville Marietta and Parkersburg drew many locals while families visit D A McKinstry in Athens. Attendees at a funeral near Albany and a meeting of the Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias are noted along with teachers at Athens Institute and several names in attendance.

Misa Gina Lewellyn Yislheg Miarchfield Dr. Padigo Peat Vo Neleonville Str J. Tompson Athens Edward Tidcock Coolville Marietta Parkersburg Mra G. J. Pake Louth D. A. McKinstry Prose Crows Downard F. J. McVey G. Bobo Albany John Methaniel Elinas Wilson Dayton Uniform Bank Knlights of Pythias Bob Carmichael Cun+dity DeVore Jern Lewellyn Clark Hunter Andy Sichols Teachers’ Institute At Nora Beverage Ida Allison Vesta Pierce NeVie Hunter Estaslayhugh Alice Elia Shannon Clara Yawk

Out of Town News and Local Notes from Canaanville

Canaanville news notes recount Sunday travel to Parkersburg and New England camp meetings. Local residents include Mr and Mrs EK Hathert, Nr FC Webster and daughter Myrtle at Corlyle, and Mrs J W Baird visiting in Hocking County. Will Joyce works as telegraph operator at Guysville during shipping season. Waldo Baird loses a Durham cow after a fatal apple choke. Section 34 workers may relocate families from Athens to Canaanville soon. D M Poston sustains a severe injury to his right foot while chopping wood. Mrs Henry Bean’s health shows improvement after chronic heart trouble. Population reportedly set to rise.

Canaanvie EK. BK. Hathert Parkersburg Nr FC Webster Myrtle Corlyile J. W. Baird Hocking County Will Joyce Guysville F. M New England T.W. Leyland C. M. Harrison Waldo Baird Athens Norce Mew Larch W. II Lewis B.& CO. SW. LR Marietta Brennerhasset F.C. Webster A. L Ray Hoisington George Sutton Robert Poston P. Griffin Durham Snon Canaanville D. M. Poston Henry Bean Bean

Local visiting and social notices round Pine County area

A string of short social items lists visiting relatives and friends across Pomeroy Belpre Parkersburg and nearby towns. Names include Miss Mary Johnson Ms Ada Stringer Mrs Clarence McGrew Mr George Flinn and many others with mentions of camp meetings vacations and family visits during the past week.

Sugar Creek Visitors and Family Trips

E C Logan and family of Athens spent Sunday at W A Spaulding's. George and Frank Starvey visited with friends near Trimble. Aly and Mrs Fred White and child ren of Athens were guests at J H Spaulding's Sunday. Mr and Mrs Kruger and two sons of Wheelersburg W Va are guests here. Mr and Mrs Levi Cone return to their Athens home after the spring summer on Sugar Creek.

E. C. Logan Athens W. A

Nelsonville Casts Wide Net of Local Visitors and Deaths

Nellsville area residents host relatives and visitors from Columbus Athens Washington D C Millfield Wellston Toledo and Illinois as arrivals frequent social calls and outings. Typhoid fever claims two local residents: Bella Baylis 17 dies and Chas A Steelbrook 23 dies after brief illness with funeral services held at Green Lawn. Burial follows at local cemetery amid community notices and farewell rites.

Vanderhoof News Briefs and Local Visits

Mrs. Nancy Hanning is very sick with typhoid fever. Several from here attended Hod Dewey's funeral at Tupper's Plains on Monday. Perry Jeffera and wife of Lockhart's Run West Virginia were guests of relatives here last week. Mrs. H N Ruth of Parkersburg visited Mrs. Eaton Chase last week. Ethel Jeffers, after four months with her sister Mrs. J C Ours at Pleasanton, returned home Saturday. J E K Guthrie will close his store here and move to Amenville to run a general merchandising business in the Curfoian stand.

Nancy Hanning Hod Dewey Tupper's Plains Perry Jeffera Lockhart Guthrie Amenville

Locals and Visitors Attend Area Events and Church Service

Miss Nicholy of Columbus is visiting Mrs. Mary Sama. Lewis Hall made a business trip to Athens Thursday. Several from this place attend the teachers Institute at Athens this week. Misses Cora and Guldie Tedraw attended the Coolville camp meeting last week. Mrs. Amos Holland of Tupper's Plains spent Sunday with her parents here. Rev. Massia preached a very interesting sermon at Graham Chapel Sunday evening.

Nicholy Columbus Mary Sama Lewis Hall Athens Teachers Institute Cora Guldie Tedraw Coolville Amos Holland Tupper's Plains Massia Graham Chapel

South Canaan Attends Camp Meeting and Chapel Day

South Canaan residents attended the Coolville camp meeting Sunday and many joined children’s day exercises at Graham’s Chapel. H W Mansfield is digging a new cistern to enhance his premises. Mrs Olle Hartley of New Flood Road is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Allen Mercer for a few days.

Coolville Graham's Chapel H. W. Mansfield Olle Hartley New Flood Rood Mra Allen Mercer

People and visits fill Guysville region notes

Residents share weeks with friends and relatives across Albany Columbus Sand Run Tupper Plains Porter and Cairo. Visitors include May Atkinson in Albany and Miss Mattie Uaird with Miles Luthe Hammond. Families from Atlantic City and Murray also seen visiting St. Albans area relatives and grandparents at Chester Pt Pleasant and Wheeling vicinity.

Rank Perry Albany May Atkinson Columbus Mattie Uaird Sand Run Miles Luthe Hammond Alisa Ethelmore Lela Matheny Tupper's Plains Fredla Fodehaver Porter W. Va W. Rodehaver Rev. McCollough Arthur Murray Pt.Pleasant

Frostera district notes and social tidbits

Edward Petty remains ill while Mrs Irena Petty slowly recovers. Betsey E Dean traveled to Athens on business. Universalist church plans preaching next Sunday. Mode Parsons of Morgan visits sister Hattie Barrows. Fra Frost of Marietta visiting Betsey E Doan. Hattie Doan and sister Olga return from O A trip. Rosa Merrill hosted an ice cream social for her eighteenth birthday. Corsinda Rowell Bret Cook and Aldie Tibbles visit Anderson Rowell in Albany.

Edward Petty Irena Petty Betsey E. Dean Athens Universalist Church Mode Parsons Morgan County Hattie Barrows Fra Frost Marietta Betsey E. Doan Misa Hattie Doan O3a O. A Rosa Merrill Corsinda Rowell Bret Cook Aldie Tibbles Anderson Rowell Albany

Local Notes From Athens And Nearby Towns

Luhrig Miss Jennie Blanchard and Rowland Rowland visited Athens on business Monday. Mr and Mrs E D Evans stayed with friends at Shawnee this week. Mrs George Bell hosts Mr Joe and Miss Blanche Sams of Columbus. Miss Emma Francia returned from a pleasant visit with the Misses Biddle near Athens. A camp meeting at Coolville on Sunday drew many including Mears Williams Francia McAollster and the Misses Beckle Sneddon and Francis.

Jennie Blanchard Athens Rowland Rowland Luhrig Coal Co E. D. Evans Shawnee George Bell Joe Blanche Sams Columbus Emma Francia Biddle Coolville Mears Williams Francia McAollster Beckle Sneddon Francis

Miss Lou Gunder Visits Chillicothe and Local Birth

The item notes Miss Lou Gunder visiting relatives in Chillicothe. It records the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs H E Bennett on Sunday evening. Rev Patterson and wife attended an assembly in Lancaster. Charles Story and Lara Dunstmoore wed at the bride’s parents’ home with about forty guests. Kiev Williams officiated.

Lou Gunder Chillicothe H. E. Bennett Charles Story Lara Dunstmoore Kiev Williams

Beebe Social Notes On Family Ills And Visits

Mrs Wm Jewell is dangerously ill at Atlantic City. Mrs Eliza Minearla spends several weeks there. Mrs Nettle Lake of Indiana visits her parents Mr and Mrs Wa Jewell. Wr Jewell Jr of Marietta is called home because of his mother illness.

Wm. Jewell Eliza Minearla Atlantic City Nettle Lake Indiana Wa. Jewell Wr. Jewell, Jr Marietta

Local residents report routine trips and visits across towns

Hull Li Miller made a business trip to Jereys Dle on Saturday. Charles Bret went to Columus for medical care at St. Plane's hospital. Dennis Timacy has been on the street but is improving. Auner Frost is repainting his house. Farmers plan peach marketing. Whit Bean and his wife visited his brother Sunday. Jane Crawford visited her farmer parents at Canaan Sunday. Queer Frost and daughter Minnie visited the county seat Saturday. Charles Flanders and young daughter made a business trip to Guysville Tuesday. Josie Shatt of Columbus visits relatives and friends. Della Ater of Shade visited her sister Uiehop and Elijah Coen Sunday. John Leotler of Wheeling, WV stayed with sister Ed Howard several days. Bobo and Frank Sterlno of New Plymouth visited old friends last week. Mrs Lord of Wisconsin and Mrs Hitter, with Minnesota-born children, were guests of Abner Frost and family.

Miller Jereys Dle Charles Bret Columus St. Plane's Hospital Sele Dennis Timacy Smu Auner Frost Whit Bean Jane. Crawford Canaan Queer Frost Minnie Charles Flanders Guysville Josie Shatt Columbus Della Ater Shade Uiehop Elijah Coen John Leotler Wheeling W. Va Ed. Howard Bobo Frank Ster Ino New Plymouth Lord Wisconsin Hitter Minnesota A.J. Howard Burlingham Abner Frost

Camp meeting visitors and county residents note

NewCastle readers list visiting relatives and friends from Newport Wheeling Parkersburg and Marietta during a camp meeting week. Names include Miss Hala Mather Mrs Pusey Della Romine and Mary Clark with many other locals traveling between Chauncey Guernsey and Meigs counties to visit kin and enjoy better crops after recent rains.

Ikev. Watson Dana Newport Hala Mather Pusey Mae Botkin Athens C. G. Dye Meigs George Atkinson Guysville Belgre Arthur Hallett Maxwell Della Romine Bertha Gillilan Everett Chauncey Thomas Dunfee Ean Roy Will Bailey Guernsey County Mr. Perry Lower City

Marchmont social notes and visits around town

MARCHMONT residents and relatives visit, including Rollo Wubler and spouse from Missouri. Ray Burchfield of Athena calls on friends. Blanche Finsterwald attends an Athens Institute. Mrs. Lewis Jordan visits sister, S. B. Bacon guests at Hixon. Miss Gertrude Healinger from Shade visits Jessie Gillette. Folks attend FPMo camp meeting at New En tam. Jesse Bennett returns from Carttot. Frank Stephenson and son Harold visit Frank Hubler in Canaanville.

Rollo Wubler Missouri Ray Burchfield Athena Blanche Finsterwald Institute Athens Lewis Jordan S. B. Bacon Hixon Gertrude Healinger Shade Jessie Gillette Fpmo New Engtam Jesse Bennett Carttot Frank Stephenson Harold Frank Hubler Canaanville

Work's Dressmaking School Ahead in Athens Move

Work's Dressmaking School announces relocation one door east in the Warren building opposite the post office with increased floor space. The note urges women to learn dressmaking as a lifelong, useful skill and claims strong local support from longtime students and Athens ladies.

Athens Warren

Athens County Bridge Notice Seeks Bids on York Township Work

Auditors Office Athens County invites sealed bids by August 3 for stone pier and two abutments at Six Ford in York township. Bids viewed at County Engineer. County Commissioners reserve right to reject any bids. Successful bidder must furnish performance bond. W. B. Scott Auditor. August 27, 1901.

Athens County Ono Athens Ohio Iz O'Chak Moony Ford York Township Tt County Heard W. B. Scott

Notice to Contractors for York Township Road Work

Auditors Office in Athens Ohio invites scaled proposals by noon August 5 for grading excavating and stoneing 0 feet of road from Robbins Bridge to Court House Bridge in York township. Board may reject bids. Successful bidders must furnish bond for faithful performance by order of the Board of County Commissioners W F Scott Auditor.

Athens Onin Ohio Auditors Ofice Robbins Bridge Courtall Bridge York Township County Commissioners W.f.scott

Also Mentioned on This Page

OUT OF Town News Ireland A. L. Dingman Pomeroy Mary Johnson Stewart J. M. Fraser G. W. Flinn George Flinn Long Bottom W. W. Davitt Misa Ada Stringer Belpre Priday S. P C. G. Dodd Tupper Sidney Smith C. W. Tipple Dora Tipple Clarence McGrew Plymouth St. L. Davis St. L. Davis. . Myr M. J. Flaherty Thomas Flaherty W. F. Flinn Valley Crossing Daisy Augusta Meiney L. C. Johnson W.F. Flaherty B&o.s W J. M. Townsend Sugar Creek Nelsonville Mabel Gibon Missy Sylvia Stack Lakes Aaron Grady Sefateville Nellie Lancaster Henry John Edington Ming Sumner Washington, D Mattie Warren Columbia John T. Gray Mabel Poston Credap James Hanghee Kenneth Hanghee Neva Smith Chicago Helen Crippen Jas. Slater L. D. Lampman Lily Dale N. Y Mabel Woodworth Ervin Sanders Millfield Hugene Cable Washington, D. C H. C. Comstock W.G. Hickman Mildred P. W. Hickman Buffalo George Towsley L. D. Poston Lancaster Alva Graham Jesale Riddel Wood River Nebraska Madge Somerville Toledo H. Jackson Yomer Sparks Lullan Harry Kate Rut Wellston Louise Shafer C.J. Sanders A. Rupie Messrs Chas. Krizer S. J. Wells Ohio Brigade Nelsonville Lodge Bella O'D Daugher James Baylis W. L. Squier Green Lawn Chas. A. Steelbrook Kia John S. Martin Ploadwood Floodwood C. M. Keene Lysander South Canaan Frost Luhrig Beebe HULL Marchmont Scott Sitar Streets New York DR. Maclellan Scientific Columbus Specialist Hotel Berry McClellan, Spsclailat DA. McClellan Horiss South High ST L. A. Moore Zanesville Market Street Wheelleg W.va Third Street Newark O. Mallard Court Street Ballards Corner Court Street James A. Dilts Enq de Dilts Work’s Dressmaking School Representive Drice J. W. Weatherby Guysvale Board of Education Amesville Special Bank of Athens L. Henry Clerk of Amesville Sto
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