Local Notices From Plantsville Report Various Illnesses and Short Visits
A. L. Huffman is confined to the house with illness. Mrs. Lydia Lambert suffers a serious illness. Mrs. Lin Monroe visits relatives here. George Fawcett and family visited J. T Shuler’s in Sharpsburg last week. Bloom Cowee stays with friends in Newark. Will and Mrs. Watson of Joy visited Wm. Woodyard’s Sunday. Weir Ellenwood of Qualey visited Wayne Edgerton. Rebecca Dunnington in Zanesville caring for her ill son Perley. Neighbors at E. B. Kile’s celebrated his fortieth birthday with feast and merriment. Idda Hanson stayed in Athens Friday with Rardin brothers. Frank Rardin and family shopped in Athens Friday. Water in the vicinity is scarce. Chesterhill residents buy water. Lillian Bardin lost a hand satchel returning from Athens but it was recovered by Mr. Reed at Sugar Creek. Mrs. Louisa Dille lost a cape-pocket purse containing about 80. not found. Roy Love lost a watch while hunting but recovered it after a search. yeses Petty Lon Runnion and wife of Lottridge visited Lottridge’s sister Mrs. W. Townsend Sunday. Nellie M. Barnes visited sister Mrs. Glenora Wright in Beebe last week. Bessie Shull of Coolville visited her parents D. L. and Mrs. Grubb here recently. E. A. Marple called to West Virginia due to brother’s serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Huffman
Lydia Lambert
Lin Monroe
George Fawcett
J. T Shuler
Sharpsburg
Bloom Cowee
Newark
Will Watson
Joy
Wm. Woodyard
Weir Ellenwood
Qualey
Wayne Edgerton
Rebecca Dunnington
Zanesville
Perley
Kile
Idda Hanson
Athens
Rardin Brothers
Frank Rardin
Randall
Edith
Chesterhill
Lillian Bardin
Reed
Sugar Creek
Louisa Dille
Roy Love
Yeses Petty
Lon Runnion
Lottridge
W. Townsend
Nellie M. Barnes
Glenora Wright
Beebe
Bessie Shull
Coolville
D. L. Grubb
E. A. Marple
West Virginia
De Witts Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed by Readers
J L Tucker of Centre Alabama touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as the best for piles cuts and burns. Mrs Samuel Gage of North Bush New York claims a twelve year fever sore on her ankle healed with the salve after doctors failed. The product is said to cure without leaving a scar and is sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Cline
Vanderhoof notes and local family moves
Eaton Chase attends Athens week on jury. O B Chase on sick list. Mrs O B Chase visits her father near Fairview. Sylvester Swain moves his family to the Sapp house. Joseph Chase recovers from a severe cold. Leslie Stout and wife visit W O Stout and wife. Asa Jeffers reports a valuable colt injured by a wire fence. Corwin Ours of Pleasanton visited on business last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Swain
Sapp House
Joseph Chase
Leslie Stout
Coolville
W. O. Stout
Asa Jeffers
Corwin Ours
Pleasanton
Green's August Flower Advertises Health Magic
A health ad claims nerve tension stems from indigestion and a torpid liver and urges use of Green's August Flower to calm nerves. It touts August Flower as the best stomach medicine with a big bottle sold at druggists.
Rev Bowerman Ends Meeting Series at Bethany
Mrs Alice Crippen and son Harry of Parkersburg are guests of L O Crippen and family in Bethany. J L Petty and family recently joined as residents or visitors in the same community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowerman
This Place
Alice Crippen
Harry
Parkersburg
L. O. Crippen
J. L. Petty
Local notes from Alfred area feature visitors and travel
Mrs Nancy Haning stays with daughter Mrs Tom Reeder in Coolville while J B Person returns from Kansas City after cattle buying. Mrs O B Blackwood of Parkersburg visits relatives. Arthur Dean family hosts an oyster supper at Tuppers Plains. Miss Beryl Springer from East Liverpool calls on friends. Frank Guthrie, a Coolville student, returns home for the weekend. Chas Day of Athens spends several days on a nearby farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Haning
Tom Reeder
Coolville
J. B. Person
Kansas City
O. EB. Blackwood
Parkersburg
Arthur Dean
Tuppers Plains
Beryl Springer
East Liverpool
Frank Guthrie
Chas. Day of
Athens
No Poor Man Backs Experimental Health Fads
The ad argues working people avoid experimental health fads and rely on Dr Boschee's German Syrup for coughs colds and catarrh. It promotes a trial bottle at 25 cents and a large bottle at 75 cents, available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Boschee
Local Obituary and Rural Notes from Garden Scene
Mrs. John Sewell, sick with dropsy, died Saturday morning at five and was buried Monday. Extended visits include Mrs. Mary Blackwood and Mrs. Rosa Byrne in Guernsey County. Louisa Dinsmore and daughter Lu returned to Lucas Kansas after two months in Athens and Meigs counties. A mad dog scare occurred Friday as a large black dog with a white neck ring and half white head roamed town. Men fired but it escaped. Frank Guthrie returned from Coolville to visit his parents for a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sewell
Mary Blackwood
Rosa Byrne
Guernsey County
Louisa Dinsmore
Athens
Meigs County
Lucas
Kan
Frank Guthrie
Coolville
Millfield Notes Show Visiting Friends and Church Services
Lancaster businessman C T McCoy visited on Friday while Ada Finsterwald of Athens and Mrs Roma Dent hosted relatives over the weekend. Visitors from Glouster and Athens were noted, with Rev Cheadle and Rev Newton arranged church services at M E and Union churches respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dison
Athens
Cheadle
M. E. Church
O. L. Taylor
Jacksonville
Newton
Union Church
Albany Social Notes Mention Visits And Local Happenings
Mrs C F Davis visited Athens and Dr B C Vorhes stayed in Columbus last week Floyd Davis of Harrisonville dined with the Wyatts Jane Rutherford hosted by the Ruthefurts Ora Lynch a OU student spent time here O T R held its last meeting Blanche and Granville Gellogley hosted an oyster supper Henry Baker moved into a new Clinton street Maple avenue residence McAdamized road from post office to K and M depot nearly $1000 Farmers Institute meets December 16 and 17 The Commercial Drummer comedy at Yorkes hall December 23 proceeds go to Albany high library
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Davis
Athens
Theeek
B. C. Vorhes
Columbus
Floyd Davis
Harrisonville
W. P. Wyatt
Jane Rutherford
Langsville
Bert Rutherford
Ora Lynch
O. U
Blanche
Granville Gellogley
Henry Baker
Clinton Street
Maple Avenue
Elmer Angell
Pike
Rock Biffile
Farmers’ Institute
F. W. B. Church
Yorkes’ Hall
Albany High School
Free $2.50 Heart Treatment Promise Ad
A historic ad by Dr Myles, a claimed heart specialist, offers a free complete 2.50 treatment kit and book. Readers are invited to mail a full personal history and symptoms to Dr Myles at Grand Dispensary Elkhart Indiana for a tailored remedy and dietary advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Mites, M. D
LL. B
Myles
Dept. W
Grand Dispensary
Main St
Elkhart
Indiana
Beall urges King’s New Discovery for consumption
T R Beall of Beall Iss reports his wife suffered with consumption last fall. After trying everything else, she used Dr King’s New Discovery and improved at once. Four bottles cured her. Guarap by W H McKee Druggist. Price 50c and 1.00. Trial bottles free.
Angel Ridge Community Notes and Local Events
Water scarcity forces hauling from distant springs. Funeral of Orley Shaw attended by many from Angel Ridge at South Canaan. Miss Dude Posey of Columbus visited friends. Weaver Bobo visited the county seat on business. Rev. Massey held services Saturday and Sunday. Mulligan Roberts and Dillinger attended a surprise party for Miss Posey at Lysander. she received gifts and good wishes. W. J. Roberts on sick list. Gonrad Mulligan, son of H. T. Mulligan, improving after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orley Shaw
South Canaan
Dude Posey
Columbus
Weaver Bobo
Rev. Massey
Messrs
Mulligan, Roberts
Dillinger
Lysander
W. J. Roberts
Gonrad
H. T. Mulligan
Hocking Valley Excursions in Southern Territory Fare Notice
One way second class settler’s fares to the south and southeast offered during December January March and April. For particulars call on or address ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Territory
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Millfield
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Pople
Papa
Mama
Lash
Angel Ridge
Staffs. & Marx
Neds
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Jay
Exclusive Clothiers
Furnishers
Lawrence-Worstell Building
Ohio
Hart Schaffner & Mam
Hocking Valley
Sri
Louis
Mam
SELBY @ HOPKINS
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Jane
Stewart, Nelsonville
Glouster
Boxwell
Gauyaville
Board of Examiners
M. M. Bryson
Armington Panares
Igo Pulven St
Proce K Y. Lov
Queen & Crescent
Southern Railway
Cincinnati
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Ghattanooga
Gha Rae An Patee Bir
Eveport
New Orleans
Texas
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P. A. A. Garrett
O. Wi
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