Local Notes From Plantsville Illnesses and Travels
A. L. Huffman is ill at home. Lydia Lambert suffers a serious illness. Lin Monroe visits relatives. George and Mary Fawcett visited J. T. Shuler in Sharpsburg. Bloom Dowee stays with friends in Newark. Will and wife of Joy visited Wm. Woodyard. Weir Ellenwood of Qualey visited Wayne Edgerton. Rebecca Donnington in Zanesville to care for typhoid fevered son Perley. Neighbors celebrated E. 8. Kile’s fortieth birthday. Iddo Hanson in Athens with Rardin brothers. Frank Rardin and family shopped in Athens. Water scarce. Chesterhill residents buy water. Lillian Bardin’s satchel lost, found by Reed at Sugar Creek. Louisa Dille purse lost, $80 missing. Roy Love lost and found a hunting watch. Lon Runnion and wife visit Lottridge sister. Nellie M Barnes visits Beebe sister. Bessie Shull visits Grubb family. E. A. Marple called to West Virginia for brother’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Huffman
Lydia Lambert
Lin Monroe
George Fawcett
J. T Shuler
Sharpsburg
Bloom Dowee
Newark
Will Watson
Joy
Wm. Woodyard
Weir Ellenwood
Qualey
Wayne Edgerton
Rebecca Donnington
Zanesville
Perley
Kile
Iddo Hanson
Athens
Rardin Brothers
Frank Rardin
Randall
Edith
Chesterhill
Lillian Bardin
Reed
Sugar Creek
Louisa Dille
Roy Love
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed by Satisfied Users
J L Tucker of Centre Alabama and Mrs Samuel Gage of North Bush New York praise DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles cuts and burns and a twelve year fever sore that doctors failed to cure. They claim it cures without scarring and recommend it for household use sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
J. L. Tucker
Centre
Ala
Samuel Gage
North Bush
N. Y
Cline
Vanderhoof Notes From Athens District Court
Eaton Chase attends the Athens jury week while on the sick list. Mrs E Chase visited her father near Fairview. Sylvester Swain moved his family to the Sapp house. Joseph Chase recovers from a bad cold. Leslie Stout and wife of Coolville visited W O Stout and his wife. Asa Jeffers reports a valuable colt injured by a wire fence. Corwin Ours of Pleasanton was here on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton Chase
Athens
E. Chase
Asa Jeffers
Corwin Ours
Pleasanton
Green's August Flower Promises Nerve Relief
An advertisement claims nerve tension stems from hurry worry and mainly poor digestion. It touts Green's August Flower as the best stomach medicine for indigestion dyspepsia and related nerves issues, offering trial and large bottles with pricing.
Rev Bowerman Ends Meetings at Bethany
Rev. O Bowerman closed his series of meetings at Bethany on Wednesday evening. Mrs Alice Crippen and her son Harry of Parkersburg are visiting L Crippen and family. J J Petty and family recently...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Bowerman
Alice Crippen
Harry
Parkersburg
L. ©. Crippen
J. J. Petty
Alfred area social notes mention visits and travels
Mrs Nancy Haning stays with her daughter Mrs Tom Reeder in Coalville. J B Person returned from Kansas City after cattle buying. Mrs O B E Blackwood of Parkersburg visits Arthur Dean and family. Arthur Dean and family attended the oyster supper at Tuppers Plains. Miss Beryl Springer from East Liverpool visits friends here. Frank Guthrie, a student in Coolville, came home for the weekend. Chas Day of Athens spent a few days on their farm near here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Haning
Tom Reeder
Coalville
J. B. Person
Kansas City
O. BE. Blackwood
Parkersburg
Arthur Dean
Tuppers Plains
Beryl Springer
East Liverpool
Frank Guthrie
Coolville
Chas. Day of
Athens
Dr Boschee's German Syrup Promoted For Colds and Consumption
The ad urges busy workers to rely on Dr Boschee's German Syrup for coughs colds and catarrh arising from colds and claims it can help when consumption strikes. It promotes a trial bottle sizes two prices 25 and 75 cents and lists druggists as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Boschee
Mrs Sewell Dies After Illness in Garden
Garden post notices Mrs John Sewell died Saturday at five o'clock after a sickness described as dropsy. She was buried Monday. Also noted are visits by Mrs Mary Blackwood and Mrs Rosa Byrne to Guernsey county and travels of Mrs Louisa Dinsmore and daughter Lu from Lucas Kansas, returning from Athens and Meigs counties. A mad dog scare occurred Friday as a large black dog with white neck ring fled frothing and head white, shot at unsuccessfully. Frank Guthrie returned home from Coolville to visit his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sewell
Mary Blackwood
Rosa Byrne
Guernsey County
Louisa Dinsmore
Athens
Meigs County
Lucas
Kan
Frank Guthrie
Coolville
Millfield notes and visits across towns
Lancaster businessman J. O. McCoy visited on Friday. Ada Finsterwald of Athens visited niece Mrs. Roma Dent Sunday. Glouster guests included Joseph and Emmett Earich Frank Moore Norval James and Harry Weldon. Miss Blanche Roberts returned from West Virginia. A J Learned R S Dent G F Learned and William Dixon traveled to Athens Friday and Saturday. Rev Cheadle spoke at M E church Sunday afternoon. Mrs O L Taylor and two children of Jacksonville visited Thursday. Rev Newton to conduct Union church services next Saturday and Sunday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JO. T. McCoy
Lancaster
Ada Finsterwald
Athens
Roma Dent
Messrs
Joseph and
Emmett Earich
Frank Moore
Norval James
Harry Weldon
O.D. Learned
Jesse Potter
Corniche
Blanche Roberts
West Virginia
A. J. Learned
Dent
G. F. Learned
Albany Social and Infrastructure Notes Grow Community Ties
Mrs O F Davis visited Athens with relatives while Dr B Vorhes spent days in Columbus. Floyd Davis and Ora Lynch travel and study at Ohio University. The O T R held a meeting. Blanche and Granville Gellogley hosted an oyster supper for local youths. Henry Baker moved into a Clinton street residence. A McAdamized road to the K M depot cost about $1000. Elmer Angell moved his crusher to Rock Riffle. The eighth annual Farmers Institute meets December 16 17 at the F W B church. The Commercial Drummer comedy plays December 28 at Yorkes hall to benefit Albany High School library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Davis
Athens
Dr. B. ©. 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
The
Farmers’ Institute
Yorkes’ Hall
Albany High School
Free $2.50 Heart Treatment Offer
An advertisement by Dr Miles promotes a free complete special treatment for heart disease. It invites readers to send a full history and personal details to obtain a $2.50 treatment, diet advice, and a free book from the Grand Dispensary in Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Dept. W
Grand Dispensary
Main St
Elkhart
Indiana
Beall Woman Treated With New Discovery for Consumption
Beall Mississippi resident T. R. Beall reports his wife recovered from consumption after using Dr King s New Discovery. He says four bottles cured her after other medicines failed. Trial bottles are offered free and the product is sold by W H McKee, Druggist, at 50 cents and one dollar.
Water Scarcity Hits Angel Ridge Farmers Hard
The Angel Ridge community reports severe water shortages forcing farmers to haul water from distant springs. A funeral for Orley Shaw drew many locals from South Canaan on Friday. Miss Dude Posey of Columbus visited friends at the locality, and Weaver Bobo toured the county seat on business. Rev. Massey conducted services Saturday and Sunday. Mulligan Roberts and Dillinger joined a surprise party for Miss Posey at Lysander, who received fine gifts. W J Roberts is ill this week. Conrad Mulligan, son of H T Mulligan, has been seriously ill but is somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orley Shaw
South Canaan
Dude Posey
Columbus
Weaver Bobo
Rev. Massey
Messrs
Mulligan, Roberts
Dillinger
Lysander
W. J. Roberts
Conrad
H. T. Mulligan
Hocking Valley Excursions
Southern territory one way second class settler fares to the south and southeast during December January March and April. For particulars call on or address ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Territory
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Plantsville
Mariett
al Tits
Iing
Ulysses Petty
Watson
W. Va
Lon Runnion
Lottridge
W. Townsend
Nellie M. Barnes
Glenora Wright
Beebe
Bessie Shull
D. L. Grubb
E. A
Bethany
Alfred
Millfield
Albany
Papa
Mama
Lash
Franklin Mites, M. A
LL. B
Mart Schaffn & Marx
Mand Tailored
Hart Schaffner & Maar
Lis
Thompson & Scott
Exclusive Clothiers
Furnishers
Lawrence-Worsten Building
Ohio
Angel Ridge
Louis
Mma
SELBY @ HOPKINS
Court House
Hocking Valley
Jane
Stewart, Nelsonville
Glouster
Gaugsville
Athena and
Board of Examiners
M. M. Bryson
Ioan
Armington Peavey
Morty
Fulton St
Brooklys
Queen & Crescent
Amos Seled Tere
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Birmingham
Shreve
Knoxvila
Charles Savannah
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Texas Points
Chas. W. Zell
Garrett W.C. Rinearson
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