Nelsonville Social and business visitors convene midweek
Mayor Sharp traveled to Sugar Grove to visit his parents there. Gus Meikle of Logan, Ambrose Kessler, A Magoon of Logan, J Vaughn Kelley of Logan and others made business trips to Nelsonville Wednesday. Squire Nixon of Rachelmacher visited on business. December 10 was a regular pay day at the mines, prompting miner rejoicing.
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Timrstay
Sharp
Sugar Grove
Gus Meikle
Logan
Nelsonville
Ambrose Kessler
Athens
A. Magoon
Ji Vaughn Kelley
Kevney
Greendale
Frank Morris
Nelsonville News Clippings Highlight Local Visits and Unclaimed Letters
Local notices show George Barnes visiting Logan with his brother Charles and family while attorney H. E. Sparnon travels from Logan to Nelsonville. Several residents including Mrs. Kate Nelson and Mr. Fred Coffee are listed as visitors, with ads urging readers to subscribe to the Daily Messenger. Unclaimed letters from Athens dated December 16, 1907 are listed with names and the deadline December 20, 1907.
Taft Club Forms in Athens Miners District
A Taft club organized in Athens Ohio reports 350 plus members including miners and railroad workers with a goal of 600. Officers elected include John R Elder president and Floyd Pierce secretary with plans for weekly meetings and a primary election resolution endorsing Taft for president.
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Taft Club
Athens
John R. Elder
Elmer Stevenson
Smith Gandee
Wiliam Griffiths
Harvey Birch
Floyd Pierce
Pearl
Luhrig Union
Ohio
The
United States
Republican Committee
Athens County
Republican Congressional Committee
Local visitors and guests in Logan and surrounding towns
Monday reports list Mr Ea Junivser Yeturnea from Logan as a guest of friends. Otto Hankison, business visitor in Logan. L S Schmidt of Lancaster and Frank Oldiges spent time in Logan. F Woodworth of Athens in the area. J W Monahan of Columbus visited Dew house with his son. T E Travers, a Dew house barber, idle in Logan. George Zimmerman of Glouster and A Magoon of Logan also visited. W A Sniffen of Marietta spent the day with his son in the city. Red Warner of Logan traveled through Nelsonville en route to Murray City.
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Kate Nelson
Athens
Nelsonville
Daily Messenger
Dew Hotel
C. H. Doan
Columbus
Robert Doan
F.S. Knox
Capital City
Knox
W. V. Dick
Marietta
Join
Frank Tedrow
C. C. Pierce
Logan
Messrs
H. C. Ruegg
O. W. Russell
Ed Dean
Ross McCauley
Ea Junivser Yeturnea
Otto Hankison
L.S. Schmidt
Lancaster
Frank Oldiges
F. Woodworth
J. W. Monahan
Columbu
J. W Monahan
Dew House
T E Travers
George Zimmerman
Glouster
A. Magoon
W. A. Sniffen
G. C. Sniffen
New York Coal Company
Red” Warner
Murray City
Dr Shoop Free Trial Catarrh Remedy Mailed
Trial catarrh treatments are mailed free on request by Dr. Shoop of Racine Wisconsin. The tests prove to the public the value of this scientific prescription known to druggists as Dr Shoop's Catarrh Remedy, distributed by Henderson Crider Drug Co.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
Henderson- Crider Drug Co
Shiner Arrested After Theft Confession and Hearing
Shiner denied guilt claiming innocence and that his wife’s trunks held their belongings. Officers arrested him after a confrontation with Landerback. Charged with stealing a Lefever shotgun valued at 50, a canvas hunting coat valued 1.50, and 166 shotgun shells totaling 56.25. He pled not guilty and was bound over for trial in common pleas court with a $1,000 bond before being jailed with his wife in Athens.
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Landerback
Messenger
Shiner
Athens
Suspect in Athens County Burglaries Identified by Sweater Vest
During arrest, Shiner wore a sweater vest later linked to Charles Sheppard. He says he bought it in Columbus before arriving in the county. Shiner and his wife are wanted in Toledo and Columbus for burglaries and will be held for those cities after dealing with Athens County charges.
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Sion
Shiner
Chas. Sheppard
Columbus
Toledo
Athens County
John McLaughlin Extends Infirmary Director Bond
John McLaughlin filed a 2000 bond as infirmary director. Bond was signed by McLaughlin Benny Zenner and H F Beverage. His term is extended for another year. he has served as infirmary director for ten years.
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Tor
Antdi
Walker
Benny Zenner
8. F. Beverage
McLaughlin
Lie says Cortelyou to his re signing
Cortelyou asserts the claim about his re signing, a startling but coherent phrasing highlighted as good English.
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Cortelyou
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