Local visits and family gatherings in Wofls Plains area
Mrs Lydia Beachout and F M McHarg plus family visited Mrs Rose Ferguson in Charleston last week. Will Bolin of Athens stayed with H E Stage and family. Ira Barnes, employed at Carbondale, was here over Sunday. Mr and Mrs J K Brown traveled to Kimberly Sunday for M Brown's mother's illness. Lizzie and Helen Hixon of Chauncey visited their aunt Mrs Gabriel. Glen and Dena Winger of Winger Chapel were hosted by Mr James White and wife. Mr McKibben and wife of Marshfield were guests of his brother here Wednesday. Mrs Jennie McHarg and son Howard visited her mother near Clark's Chapel. Roy Moore of Union visited Harry Moore and family Sunday. E Michael and family spent Thanksgiving with relatives near Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Beachout
F. M. McHarg
Rose Ferguson
Charleston
Will Bolin
Athens
H. E. Stage
Ira Barnes
Carbondale
J. K. Brown
Kimberly
M. Brown
Lizzie
Helen Hixon
Chauncey
Gabriel
Glen
Dena Winger
Winger Chapel
James White
Mr. McKibben
Marshfield
Jennie McHarg
Howard
Clark‘s Chapel
Roy Moore
Union
Harry Moore
Michael
Residents Return and Community Notes From Athens Area
Mrs. Martha Grisgby returns home from Columbus after weeks away. Mrs. Charles Chase attended her niece Jane E Basom’s funeral in Athens. Joseph Chase visited the west then came home last week. Mrs. Mary Reeder and son Clyde spent days in Parkersburg. Mrs. Wm Jeffers travels to Pleasant for seven weeks with her daughter Mrs J C Ours. Leslie Mercer of Athens is seen during the week. A quarterly meeting was held at the U B church. Protracted meetings began at Lawrence Chapel. Willie Flaherty visited Athens. Archie Flinn of B&O spends days at home. Mr and Mrs J B Daugherty visited Mrs Dunfee in Decatur. Rev G W Wells of Marietta closed sermons boosting new church members. Oil drillers resume work, have leased surrounding land and start several wells, drilling on the D Morrison farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Grisgby
Columbus
Charles Chase
Athens
Jane E. Basom
Joseph Chase
West
Mary Reeder
Clyde
Parkersburg
Wm. Jeffers
Pleasant
Rs. J. C. Ours
Pos Ae
Leslie Mercer
Lottridge
Willie Flaherty
Archie Flinn
J. B. Daugherty
Dunffee
Decatur
G. W. Wells
Marietta
Congregational Church
D. Morrison
German Syrup Proclaims Value For Common Coughs
No poor man can afford experiments. a living must be earned. When coughs colds or catarrh strike German Syrup is relied on to aid recovery. If consumption or serious illness occurs a trial bottle or big bottle is offered at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Boschee
Local families visit relatives during Thanksgiving week
Clinton Nicholson and daughter Ethel of Jacksonville with Mrs. Maggie Crippen of Marietta visit Wm. Nicholson's family. Viola Smith of Chillicothe and Katie Parsons of Washington county visit J. L. Petty family. Amos Townsend of Guysville spends Thanksgiving with brother Charles Townsend. Ellwood Grubb of Pickaway county visits relatives. Herman Grubb of Athens and Miss Minta Grubb of Coolville visit their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Nicholson
Ethel
Jacksonville
Maggie Crippen
Marietta
Wm. Nicholson
Viola Smith
Chillicothe
Katie Parsons
Washington County
J. L. Petty
Amos Townsend
Guysville
Charles Townsend
Ellwood Grubb
Pickaway County
Herman Grubb
Athens
Minta Grubb
Coolville
Head Relief Claimed From Bilious Attack Sample
Mr J W Smith of Cliff Texas reports a severe bilious attack that vanished after taking a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He says he felt like a new man the next day and has stayed well since. The tablets are said to ease biliousness stomach trouble and constipation and cost 25 cents at McKee's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. W. Smith
J Cliff
Texas
McKee
Ireland Visitors Return Home From England Trip
Tyson and Oscar Daon who worked near Lancaster returned home for a short visit on Wednesday. Oscar Bingman and Ralph Arnold on leave from the O A spent their vacation at home. Mrs J M Townsend returned after an extended visit with Chillicothe relatives. G W Dean visiting Fairfield county returned Saturday. 8 P Bingman of Marietta spent Thanksgiving with relatives here. Phoebe Carlton of the O A at Athens spent Sunday at home. William and Samuel Coler from Marion visited relatives here for several days last week. Pearl Kincade spent her vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and
Samuel Coler
Marion
Pearl Kincade
Bitter Fight Warns Against Ignoring Dr King’s Discovery
Beall, Miss. resident T. R. Beall urges persistence with Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption after his wife suffered symptoms and improved rapidly. Four bottles cured her. price 50c and 1.00 with trial bottles free and guaranteed by W. H. McKee, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
T. R. Beall
Beall
W. H. McKee
Thanksgiving visits and school notes from Greensburg area
Wallace Dixon of Greensburg hosted by sister Samantha Lowry. Be Wilson of Marshfield and Floyd Dixon of Athens called on friends. P V Coe and niece Constance Winget stayed with Mrs Ollie Winger. Mrs Abijah Carrol home from Athens. Steed family shared Thanksgiving with Potter parents. Fairview school held a Thanksgiving program and Antionette Clendenin teaches there. Glen Winger and Dena visited relatives James White. Hillsboro's Gus Whipkey visiting Mrs S E Dailey. Erma Sickles of Nelsonville visited parents. Golda Dailey accompanied her home. Wm Vorkes and wife of Fisher and Harvey Nichols and wife of Marshfield attended a reunion dinner at Henry Masters home. Mrs Mac Barrows and Edythe visited Frost. Lizzie Winget and children Theodore and Marguerite visited Theodore Hawk and wife at Wolfs Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Dixon
Greensburg
Ind
Samantha Lowry
BE. L. Wilson
Marshfield
Floyd Dixon
Athens
P. V. Coe
Constance Winget
Woodyard
Ollie Winger
Abijah Carrol
John Steed
Pleasant purgative advertised by a local drug store
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a pleasant purgative that is easy to take and causes no nausea or griping. It notes availability at McKee's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
McKee’s
Thanksgiving Hunt Raises Funds for Angel Ridge Church
Two Angel Ridge residents organized a Thanksgiving day hunt with two captains selecting ten marksmen. All game was sold to raise more than eight dollars for church repairs. Weaver Bobo set a record with eight rabbits in twelve shots. A new bridge over Long Run near Lysander benefits the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel Ridge
Fort Arthur
Weaver Bobo
Joseph Bobo
Gloaster
Lysander
Ellis Brown
Thanksgiving News From Marshfield and Surroundings
Misses Lillian Hunter and Bernice Withers spent Thanksgiving in Ath. Clarence Knowlton of Athens and Austin Cundiff of the Ohio River railroad visited their mother on Sunday. The Knights of Pythias held a large gathering with a good supper at the K of P hall. Supt. W. A. Thomas stayed in Columbus midweek. Mrs G. W. Nichols of Athens visited Marshfield Friday. Arthur Huffman is convalescent after typhoid fever. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Dixon of Greensburg Indiana are visiting relatives here. Mrs. Thomas Hamilton of Zaleski stayed with her sister Mrs. Joanna Boden last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Knowlton
Athens
Austin Cundiff
Ohio River Railroad
K. of P. Hall
Knights of Pythias
W. A. Thomas
Columbus
G. W. Nichols
Arthur Huffman
Wallace Dixon
Greensburg
Ind
Thomas Hamilton
Zaleski
Joanna Boden
A Teacher's Testimony on Diabetes Cure
In Hinton Kentucky a teacher E J Johnson claims evidence against the belief that diabetes is incurable. He says Dodd's Kidney Pills cured his diabetes after two years of kidney trouble and doctors’ warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton, Ky
E. J. Johnson
Hinton School
Dodd
Thompson
Local tidbits from Fairview and nearby names
Miss Viola Burleigh of the O. A. returned home for Thanksgiving with her parents. Hayes Burson and family of Athens visited John Back and family midweek. Grace Blackwood, traced to the O. A. at Pratt Fork School, spends a vacation with her mother. William Vare and Charles Graham of Nelsonville visited friends here. Dr. Orr and family visited Albert Larson at Alfred. Irvin Hoffman, recently employed in Nelsonville, has hired to James Sewel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Burleigh
O. A
Hayes Burson
Athens
John Back
Pratts Fork School
Grace Blackwood
Wm. Vare
Charles Graham
Nelsonville
Dr. Orr
Albert Larson
Alfred
Irvin Hoffman
James Sewel
Notice of Appointment of Executor for Charles Mathews
The undersigned B A Ellis has been appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Charles Mathews late of Athens county Ohio deceased. Dated November 22 1904. An added note mentions custard sugar timing and a loan offer at four and five percent interest for real estate. Other snippets advise rust prevention for tin dishes with lard and a confidential age broker contact at 1090 Fulton Street Broskina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mathews
Athens County
Ohio
B. A. Ellis
Fulton 8 St
Broskina
5th Annual International Live Stock Exposition Excursions
Excursion tickets to Chicago for the exposition are offered by Ohio Central Lines at one fare for a round trip plus 1.00. Tickets go on sale November 27, 28, and 29 with return valid through December 5 aboard the Ohio Central Lake Shore service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ohio Central Lines
Ohio Central Lake Shore
Doughnuts Soak Less Lard When Mixed With Beef Fat
The article notes that doughnuts absorb less lard when equal parts lard and beef fat are used. It highlights a fat replacement idea for frying, suggesting a balanced mixture may improve texture and flavor without increasing grease absorption.
Nerve tension linked to indigestion and August Flower remedy
An advertisement explains nerve strain arises from hurry worry and mainly from poor digestion. It promotes Green's August Flower as the best stomach medicine and cure for indigestion and dyspepsia with trial and large bottles available at druggists.
Through Route to Chicago via Ohio Central Lines
The Through sleeping car leaves Athens at 7:36 p.m. daily on train No. 5 and reaches Chicago at 7:10 a.m. via the L M & S Ry. The route also serves through day coach passengers with Toledo connections. Consult Ohio Central Lines agents before planning a Chicago or western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio Central Lines
Chicago
Toledo
West
Hospital Deaths Mark Two State Hospital Losses
James Nutter aged 48 died at the state hospital on Thursday after a long epilepsy battle. He stood six feet six and a half inches tall and weighed 225 pounds before his remains were sent to Myers Crossing for Friday services. Orpha Mead died Wednesday at the state hospital of old age. her body went to her former home in Washington county with her son in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nutter
State Hospital
Nutter
Myers Crossing
Orpha Mead
Washington County
To Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Ad
Advertisement for LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets promising a one day cure for a cold. Claims refunds if it fails and includes E W Groves signature on each box. Dated October 27, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Groves
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wolfs Plains
OUT OF Town News
U. B
Lawrence Chapel
Bethany
Ireland
Hood
Wupace Company
Boston
Mark
Winget Chapel
Lillian Hunter
Bernice Withers
Ath
Fairview
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Mae
Thompson Scott's
Thompson & Scott's
Lawrence
Worstell
Athens, Ohio
The
Home Furnishing Co
Home Furnisainc
Athens, O
Queen & Crescent
Cincinnati
Knoxvn Ghattanooga
Charles
Atlanta
Savannah
Birmingham
Shreveport
New Orleans
Chas. W. Zell
Dd. P. A
W.A. Garrett
O. W.C. Rinearson
Dr. Weaves
Hocking Valley
Omeseekers
Northern
Michigan
Cello
Ciey Borus
Louisiana Purchase
ST. Louis
Tuco Oy
Hocking Valley Ticket
I Fisher
Columbus, O
DeWitt’s
Dewitt
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