Local folks and visitors list in Columbus week notes
Miss Mare O Bleness visited friends in Columbus late in the week. Capt George Snowden of Buch tel called Friday on business. Bert Russel of Gypsy West Virginia was a visitor. Mrs I R Sands came to Columbus to seek eye treatment. Mr and Mrs D H Moore were in Cincinnati combining business and pleasure. Mrs Mary Cline of near Albany and D A R Mciin stry and family were here late in the week. Me H Higgins and daughter Rachel returned to Sonora Friday after a visit with Mrs C E M Jennings. George Harper, recently reassigned to Monogahala River railroad, promoted to freight conductor based in Fairmont West Virginia. Mr and Mrs W W Henry of Pleasanton leave Thursday for Kissimmee Florida for winter, return to Ohio around April 1. Alexander Rempler named postmaster at Lubrig formerly Rawndale, to assume duties at once following Joseph Sagace's resignation in Columbus. Rempler’s appointment meets citizen approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Rempler
Lubrig
Rawndale
Joseph Sagace
Columbus
Rempler
Grosvenor and Champ Clark Exchange Holiday Greet
General Grosvenor of Ohio and Champ Clark of Missouri met in a Capitol corridor in Washington. A Chicago Tribune correspondent reports they exchanged season’s compliments and inquired after each other’s health. Clark boasted about healt and weight gain during the campaign. Grosvenor called it the first Democratic gain of the campaign.
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General Firesvenor
Ohio
Champ Clark
Missouri
Chicago Tribune
General Grosvenor
Athens Chapter Elect Officers for No 39 R A M
Athens chapter No 39 R A M elected officers Friday with D W Peoples as H P C L Bean K F B Logan Scribe B A Headly C of H T L Schrantz P 5 H G Stalder R A C S D Thompson G M 3d V E Ray Lash G M 24 Vs J W Schrantz G M 34 Ti W Brown Treasurer J A Palmer Secretary SV J Hastings Guard J Flahliday Cline retired from H P office All officers were installed that evening.
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Athens
D. W. Peoples
H. P
J. W. Schrantz
G. M
W. Brown
J. A. Palmer
SV. J. Hastings
J. Flahliday Cline
H.P
Sbore
Exoneration for Dr. C G Dunlap in Insane Hospital Case
In Athens the jury completely exonerated Dr. C G Dunlap of four charges raised by George Partsow two years ago. Partsow had accused Dunlap of betraying his daughter during Dunlap’s tenure as superintendent of the Athens Hospital for the insane. The Sciote Gazette reports the verdict as full exoneration.
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C.G. Dunlap
George Partsow
Partsow
Dunlap
Athens Hospital
Dr. Dunlap
Sciote Gazette
New Year's Guide Promises Health Hints and Anecdotes
The piece highlights Hostetter's Almanac as a valuable New Year guide. It notes its simple health hints, amusing anecdotes, and general information. Published by The Hostetter Co. in Pittsburgh the almanac claims wide linguistic editions and free distribution through druggists.
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Hostetter
Hostetter Co
Pittsburg
Out of Town News Notes Local Visitors and Club Event
James Tiew and Len Preston visited Athens on business this week and C H Sisson, Elmer Rosser, C V Bartels and Ed Johnson spent time in Columbus Athens Logan and New Pittsburg. The Hyperian club met at Riverside for a book-guessing program with prizes and a secret-guest drawing.
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Nelsonville
James Tiew
Athens
C. H. Sisson
Columbus
Len Preston
Frank Poston
Logan
A. E. Moore
Daleton
Elmer Rosser
C. V. Bartels
F.S. Coultrap
Ed Johnson
New Pittsburg
Hanley Hettger
Katie
Orbiston
Nora Cairis
Covergne Stewart
Glen Ebon
Thomas Ruatin
M.A. King
Camden
Ganley
W. Vasu
Elizabeth Ferguson
Buchtel
G. A. L. Pritchard
Winfeld Poston
Haydenville
Gail
T. C. Galvin
Clarence Slater
Earl Slater
Chauncey
Joseph Slater
Charlotte Kaler
S. W Poston
Frank
GW. Gibbs
F. S. Terrow
East Columbus Street
Hyperian
Riverside
Hattie Baird
Belle Dew
Francis Scott
Laura Morehead
Bertha de Socie
W. Wy. Poston
Lizzie Davis
Bonnie Brier Bush
T. M. Finney
A. JH. Moore
T. E. Wells
Hillside
Sam Welle
N. Poston
Trilby
Kate Hickman
House of Seven Gables
L. D. Frost
Geo. Tenryhill
Alex Musser
James Sharp
Albany News Roundup of Local Visits Deaths and Weddings
Huston Kerr of Central City Nebraska visits Albany relatives. Dr W M Alderman of Athens is professionally roan ed to Albany. Many Albany residents attend Martin Brooks funeral at Zelda. Miss Alice Hibbard of Athens visits Bertine Mohler and friends. Mrs J H Duffee and son Walter visit A L Brown family at Pomeroy. Mrs J E Cline convalescent from typhoid fever. P D Moore remains in critical condition. Baptist party planned for Rev Fulton at Baptist parsonage Thursday Dec 20. Born to George Wood and wife a son on Dec 11 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Orville Dailey on Dec 13. Mary Graham returns to Dexter. Wedding invitation issued for H B Cline Albany and Miss Mayme Donbar Carpenter on Dec 27.
Frost and Town Notes Highlight Local visitors and illness
John Lemmon remains on the sick list while Jnnah Patten, seriously ill, convalesces. Henry Mills and family from Carthage visited relatives Sunday. L A Koons of Athens called on Dr Steele. Mrs Itnse Place and children toured Parkersburg. Harriet Ladd and son Charles did business in Athens. A box supper at Centennial church last Friday was financially successful. Miss Osa Dean teaching at Tick Ridge visited home. D O Seaman teaching in Dean district visited relatives at Guysville. Sherman Nowell, formerly with a Toledo bridge firm, returned home.
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Jnnah Patten
Henry Mills
Carthage
L. A. Koons
Athens
Steele
Itnse Place
Parkersburg
Harriet Ladd
Charles
Centennial Church
Osa Dean
Tick Ridge
D. O. Seaman
Dean
Guysville
Thomas Frost
Champaign County
Sherman Nowell
Bridge Company of
Toledo
Grandmother Chase gravely ill at daughter’s home
The item notes Grandmother Chase is very weak with old age infirmities at Mrs. A. Wines residence. It also mentions a school break over two weeks, progress under Eldon Hooper, a Christmas night Sunday school treat at the M. P. church, and the first Alexander township teachers reading circle meeting at Center Stake on Saturday with strong start.
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Chase
A. Wines
Eldon Hooper
M. P. Church
Reading
Alexander Township
Center Stake
New England Visits and Family Updates
Ray James visits his aunt Mrs Teuror in New England. Steve Cunningham and wife return to the old home place last Thursday. May Parker of Chillicothe visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs Noah Tedrow. Mr Edison Vandyke and wife of Green County visit his mother Mrs Martha Vandyke. Mrs Hi recovers from a severe cold with lung fever symptoms. May Tedrow returns home Saturday after a several week visit with relatives in the South.
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Ray James
Teuror
Steve Cunningham
May Parker
Chillicothe
Noah Tedrow
Edison Vandyke
Green County
Martha Vandyke
May Tedrow
Local Notes From Hebbardsville Sunday Visits
L D Beaster visited family for Sunday. Mrs Chase remains seriously ill at her daughter Mrs A Wines. Mr F Bolen and wife hosted guests. L Goodin and wife of Bolen Mills attended. Anna Reynolds, once ill, is improving though her mother remains poorly. Jacob McVay is gravely ill with little hope of recovery due to age. Continued on eighth page.
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L. D. Beaster
August Flower sale claims to cure indigestion and biliousness
An August Flower promotion extols its use for indigestion and headaches, touting ancient remedies and simple doses to reassure buyers nothing serious is amiss. The notice also mentions a St. Louis woman's novel plan to have her remains incinerated and mixed with her husband’s ashes in his urn.
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Green
Henderson
St. Louis
Substitution in Markets Is Seen as Suspicious Practice
The piece argues substitution in place of a demanded article signals fraud in even small deals. It contrasts a diamond and a substitute with no pedigree to a standard horse with proven records, urging buyers to distrust substitutes and recognize swindle indicators.
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Bayer
Farmer Brown
Brown
Fairbank’s Fairy Calendar for 1901 Offered Free
A richly illustrated five design calendar by the N. K. Fairbank Company Chicago will be sent free on request. Reader must provide name, address and seven 2 cent stamps to cover postage. Designs include a twelve month calendar plaque and four time of day plaques Morning Noon Evening Night with decorative plush backgrounds and no lettering.
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Fairbank
W. A. McEntree
Dresden
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Voice Restored by Foley Honey and Tar Booster
Hearseness Beni Ingerson of Hutton Ind says he had spoken only in whispers for months until Foley's Honey and Tar revived his voice. The remedy is popular with speakers and singers and is promoted by B Henderson. California merchants plan to ship fresh asparagus to London and Britain soon.
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Beni. Ingerson
Hutton, Ind
Foley
B. Henderson
California
London
Great Britain
Weather Prophet Foresees Mild Winter Across Continent
An Missouri forecaster claims a mild winter ahead, saying readings from tree leaves predict unusually warm conditions for the continent. The prediction emphasizes a historically gentle season with minimal cold snaps.
Bucklen Amica Salve Cures Leg Sore
Thackerville Texas resident D B Blanton spent two years and over 300 dollars on doctors to cure a leg sore. A single box of Bucklen's Amica Salve cured it, with a guaranteed piles treatment sold for 25 cents by W H McKee druggist. Also a stray note claims five of six Mexicans cannot read or write.
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D.B. Blanton
Thackerville
Tex
Bucklen
W. H. McKee
Botanic Blood Balm Promises Wide Blood Cure
An advertisement proclaims Botanic Blood Balm cures for blood diseases such as ulcers scrofula skin conditions and rheumatic symptoms. It claims permanent results with large bottles and offers a free trial by mail from Atlanta Ga with testimonials and 30 years of testing.
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Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
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George Snowden
Bert Russel
Gypsy
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Cinnati
Mary Cline
Albany
Eather
D. A. R. Mciinstry
H. Higgins
Rachel
Sonora
George Harper
Monogahala River Railroad
Fairmont
W. W. Henry
Pleasanton
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Florida
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