O U Students Vacation Visit and Rabbit Hunting
Miss Nina Butts and Miss Grace Gooch of the O. U. spent their vacation at the home of the former. Miss Mary Watkins of the O. U. was also home through her vacation. QC, QC, Stalder and Marvey Shaw hunted rabbits Saturday, slaughtering them by the score. The Baptist quarterly meeting will be held here starting December 5 and continuing through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Butts
Grace Gooch
O. U
Mary Watkins
Stalder
Marvey Shaw
Baptist Quarterly Meeting
Local Notes and Obituary Mentions
Broadwell and Columbus visits noted. Porches built and new births announced. Thanksgiving visits shared with families in Vincent. Grace Marquis a Utley guest of Mrs Spriggs. Mrs Caroline Babbitt visited daughter Mrs Sageer. E E White moved to new home. Hamelton Sisk died Saturday from blood poisoning leaving four orphan children. Funeral at U B church with Odd Fellows Have cordially aided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Arnold
Columbus
Co. O. Wharff
Frank James
J. H. Garrity
Vincent
Grace Marquis of
Utley
C. L. Spriggs
Caroline Babbitt
J. 8. Sageer
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Moves Across Town
Supt. Dumaree of Luhrig spent Sunday with Miss Madge McAdoo. Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Wilson returned from Charleston and Gallipolis. Mrs. Danny visited relatives in Knox. Mrs. Diantha Hester heads to Highland for winter with daughter Mrs. John Emish. Dr. and Mrs. Perrin spent Thanksgiving in Chillicothe. Joe Mace moved into Beckler property. Mrs. Sickles of Chillicothe hosted at Wolcott home. Capt. H. A. Hatch shared Thanksgiving with family in Frost. Mr. Taylor of Carbondale will move into house purchased by V. Hester from Miss Ferriter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Dumaree
Luhrig
Madge McAdoo
P. B. Wilson
Charleston
Gallipolis
Danny
Knox
Diantha Hester
Highland
John Emish
Perrin
Chillicothe
Joe Mace
Beckler
Lenora Masheter
D. Zenner & Co
Athens
Howard Coe
Dent Allen
Center Belpre
P. A. Vorhes
Ira Andrews
Glouster
A. A. Combs
Myra Stanley
C. F. Mas
Portsmouth
R. J. Crosse
Vie
H. White
Earl Coe
Columbus
Lute Woodruff
Local social notes record visits and moving changes
Banquet hosted for Mrs. Mary A Manly at Nora Johnson home as she prepares to move to Parkersburg. Numerous local residents and visitors from Parkersburg and Athens listed, with property moves, remodeling, and visits noted.
Residents of Hockingport Gather for Thanksgiving News
Mrs Manly and sister Mrs Sarah Lemons plan to move to Parkersburg soon. Miss Mollie Stone teaching at Little Hocking visited. Mr Swaringen of Pittsburgh stayed with cousin Milton Parker. Protracted meeting at M E church continues despite bad weather. Wilt Knowles, ex resident now Providence lawyer, paid Thanksgiving visit. Miss Jessie Wells at Marietta high school and Miss Clara Wells of Parkersburg spent Thanksgiving with the Wells family. Johnson family reunion held at Mrs E A Johnsons home with Arthur Johnson presiding elder of Gallipolis, Agnes Humphrey of Coolville, Nettie Davidson of Parkersburg attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Johnson
Mary A Manly
Reading Society
Parkersburg
Elizbeth Ruth
McKinney
M. E
Coolville
Y. McBride
Susie Dutton
Little Hocking
Rath
Ethel Stewart
Lois Hannis
Youba
Osee
Hockingport
Manly
Sarah Lemons
Mollie A Stone
Swaringen
Pittsburg
Milton Parker
Anna Pennybacker
Emma Dutton
M. E. Church
Wilt Knowles
Providence
R. I
Jessie Wells
Marietta
Clara Wells
A. Wells
Johnson
E. A. Johnson
Arthur Johnson
Gallipolis
Agnes Humphrey
Nettie Davidson
Parkresburg
Local notes and health ads from a midweek Athens visit
Earl Porter of Athens was a business visitor here the latter part of the week. Miss Elva Sedrick of Urley visited near Federal. Rev. Lytle conducted a protracted meeting at Moundhill starting November 29. A. L. Tryon and son from Nelsonville are home for a few days. A severe cold afflicted Homer Hall of West Point, Ia, who credits Dr Kings New Discovery for a cure. The University of Monte Carlo plans to confer D D on Charles Schwab. Perry Davis Painkiller advertised for bowel complaints and lung troubles. Puerto Rico to have a revenue cutter to guard harbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Sedrick
Urley
Mary Warrener
Federal
Moundhill
Lytle
Arley Robinson
Jane Morrison
Phoeba Brown
New England
George Dewees
William Robinson
Hoover Ridge
Corning
Riley Morris
Rockbridge
A. L. Tryon
Homer Hall
West Point
Dr. King
W. H. McKee’s
Newark Juror Chains Girl Over Sofa Pillow Theft
A Newark girl was sent to the station ace for stealing a sofa pillow her mother had given her. The incident centers on a petty theft case involving a child and a family item in local custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark, J
Green's August Flower claims cure for indigestion and liver troubles
Readers are invited to report any failures using Green's August Flower for indigestion dyspepsia and liver issues noting sour stomach food fermentation constipation headaches and sleeplessness. A 25 cent bottle is recommended for trial with a free book offer and no known failures. Also a note on a 27 year old pigeon in Binfield England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Green
Woodbury
N. J
Eight Hour Day Adopted in Russian State Workshops
A new eight hour working day has been instituted across all Russian state workshops, replacing longer shifts. The change affects factory schedules and worker commitments, aiming to standardize hours and improve labor conditions nationwide.
No shade no shine no fruit no flowers November
An advertisement extols catarrh as a constitutional disease tied to scrofula and consumption. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla can eradicate scrofula, cure catarrh, and prevent consumption when taken in time, calling it America’s Greatest Medicine for America's Greatest Disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
America
Krupp Rolls Record 106-Ton Armor Plate in Germany
The Krupp company in Dusseldorf produced the largest armor plate ever rolled, weighing 106 tons, completed last year. This extraordinary steel slab reflects ongoing advances in protective plating and industrial capacity at Krupp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krupp
Dusseldorf
Germany
Hostetter's Almanac for 1905 Aimed at Dyspepsia Relief
The Hostetter Company of Pittsburgh publishes a multilingual medical almanac for 1905. It promises health reading, testimonials for Stomach Bitters, anecdotes, and year long interest. Readers are urged to obtain a copy from their druggist and try the Bitters for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and nervousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetter Company
Pittsburgh
Breakfast Item Banned From President's Table
A breakfast food is barred from the president's table though details are sparse. The phrase hints at a formal list or executive decision restricting its service.
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Health Note
Forecast warns of sudden weather changes and hoarseness at home. Madison Georgia resident E H Wise credits One Minute Cough Cure for health and life, claiming it cures coughs colds laryngitis pneumonia and lung troubles. Cline's Pharmacy markets the remedy and promotes phlegm relief and mucous soothing action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand
E. H. Wise
Madison, Ga
Reactions to the Twentieth Century Encyclopaedia
Edwin W. Chubb and Martin B. Andrews praise the Encyclopaedia for maps portraits pronunciation of names and biographies of notable people. A careful examination notes recent maps and illustrations and the work’s compact accurate information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alston Ellis
Ohio University
Henry G. Williame
The
Normal College
D. J. Evans
Edwin W. Chubb
A.M. Lewis
Encyclopaedia
History
Dreonary
Atlas
United States
U. A
T. Ll. Lowe
Christian Chureli
J. Ll. Henry
Dor. K. Tinker
Ths
Mantin B Andrews
Marietta College
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South Canaan
Broadwell
Hebbardsville
Earl Porter
Charles Schwab
Perry Davis
Puerto Rico
Jas. Boss
Keystone Watch Case Company
Philadelphia
Binfield
Berks
England
Conanns
G. I. Putnam
the Twentieth Century Encyclopedia
Morocco
Library of History and Biography
C. W. Super
A. A. Atkinson
F. &. McVay
Drs
W. D. Cherrington
G. Walton King
First Presbyterian Church
H. L Wheaton
Hilbard Hardware Co
St. Pauls Lf. C
Poatal
George. Putnam
Athens, Ohio
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