Christmas Special on All-Wool Dress Goods
A limited stock of 56 inch all wool fancy dress goods remains with values from 1.00 to 1.50 per yard. The store advertises a special Christmas price, encouraging quick purchase.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1906
Page
7
A limited stock of 56 inch all wool fancy dress goods remains with values from 1.00 to 1.50 per yard. The store advertises a special Christmas price, encouraging quick purchase.
Judge Lynch returned from the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster Ohio to place his son John. He commends Col Adams the superintendent and the Board of Trustees, including Col Vance of Gallipolis. He says 700 boys are well cared for and the institution is thoroughly equipped for care and education. Sheriff Webster accompanied him with two Douglass boys from Glouster, including Joseph Douglass, a jewelry store burglar.
The government’s inquiry seeks facts on the coal shortage amid Western railroad actions. It asserts railroads have underinvested in equipment, diverted supplies, and profiteered by favoring large shippers, with land seizures and grain elevator ties cited as factors. The piece argues coal scarcity is a consequence of transportation controls and policy.
Local notes list Mr E J Jones and son Ruple visiting Columbus. Mayor Day to stay with parents near Lottridge Friday. Attorney E D Sayre in Glouster. Mrs Nelle Kern called to Albany for sister’s illness. Mr and Mrs E R Lash Jr host Miss Lucile Lovell of Amesville. Dr J M Hyde and J M Lama of Nelsonville in Athens on business. Mr and Mrs W I Snider and Miss Emma Snider of Logan visiting Athens. Miss Helen Linnell of Jacksonville visiting Mary Baker and Alice Hibbard. Mrs Garnet Darby to Fort Wayne for holidays with husband. Mrs Lizzie Gilkey to Columbus for operation at Grant. Floyd Shattuck, now at Lorain, visiting Phi Delt house. Mrs S S Humphrey of Coolville returns home after visit with father. Mr and Mrs Wm Greensburg of Greensburg Ind guests in Athens. Ezra McDouell of Pennsville in Athens on business. Hon Edgar Ervin of Meigs assists at university catalog mailing. Miss Ida Bowser of Athens Gas Co to Columbus for Christmas with sisters.
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