Personal Mingle During Christmas in Athens
Wednesday’s Daily lists numerous Athens area residents and guests visiting relatives and friends over Christmas. C H Welch and son Wilson traveled to New York City on business, while Arthur Carr visits from Cincinnati. Many others, including Miss Bertha Gillilan, Miss Hazel Lawrence, Miss Grace and Miss Lizzie of New England, and Mr and Mrs Clyde Cramner, are noted as hosting or visiting relatives in Ohio towns such as Glouster Stewart and Athens. A Christmas tree program at the Presbyterian church was highlighted for its order and enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Lizzie
New England
Clyde Cramner
James Brawley
Stewart
Mary Clifford
Steve
Illinois
Clifford Laughlin
Athens
Presbyterian Church
Man praises Dodd's Kidney Pills over patent medicines
Washington Kansas resident Jesse Mitchell a telephone lineman says twelve years of kidney trouble with back pain eased after using four boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He reports renewed energy and no lingering pain after work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Kans
Jesse KE. Mitchell
Dodd
Chaffing Dishes Rise From Luxuries to Home Necessities
Chaffing dishes are presented as essential to the well ordered home rather than mere luxuries. The Carpenter Hardware Co. advertises these culinary helpers as practical additions for modern households.
Grain and livestock price report from multiple cities
Export cattle and sheep prices listed for East Buffalo, Cleveland, Pittsburg, Chicago, Cincinnati, Boston, New York, and Toledo. Details include steers, cows, bulls, milking cattle, yearlings, lambs, ewes, hogs, calves, and various grades with bid and asking ranges. Also grain quotes for wheat corn oats rye and lard and bulk meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Indiana
New York
Toledo
Revolt in Moscow Crushed as St Petersburg Captures Leaders
Reports from Moscow say the uprising has failed with insurgent forces entrenched along barricades near Brest station and troops gaining control. In St Petersburg, 47 member revolutionary executive, led by Schoolman, was captured, ending plans for a Moscow diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Emperor Nicholas
Count Witte
Doubasoff
Fighting Revolutionary Organization
Schoolman
Brest
Christmas Socials and Visits Highlight Burson Family Notes
Shade residents report Christmas visits from the Burson and Coe families of Athens, plus John Cowan and Katherine Cowan spending time with Mrs. Jane Williams in Burlingham. Local Methodist and Christian churches held Christmas exercises with treats, as Emmett Guthrie of Jacksonville visits relatives in Flora and Meigs County. Mary Lewis and Mary Neff take a week off in Albany, and Mary Williams of Athens is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Burson
G. A. Coe
Katherine
Athens
H. 8. Burson
John Cowan
Jane Williiams
Burlingham
Emmett Guthrie
Jacksonville
Flora
Meigs County
Mary Lewis
Mary Neff
Albany
Mary Williams
Triple Tragedy in Card Game Dispute
In Wise county Virginia near the Kentucky line George Mead was shot and killed during a card game dispute. Bystander William Ferguson and servant Mary Rainey died from their wounds. Ralph Snyder and John Leslie were involved in the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Wise County
Kentucky
George Mead
William Ferguson
Mary Rainey
Ralph Snyder
John Leslie
Mead
Santa Fatally Burned in Coshocton Disguise
In Coshocton Ohio George Reed 22 while playing Santa Claus for neighbors’ children lit a lamp in his disguise igniting the cotton whiskers causing fatal burns. He died before aid could reach him after the accident near Tunnel Hill ten miles from the city. In Portsmouth Ohio Stanley Mitchell brakeman on the C and O division was fatally injured when the caboose halted a engine failure and he fell through Tygart bridge thirty five feet into the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Coshocton
Santa Claus
George Reed
Tunnel Hill
Reed
Portsmouth
Stanley Mitchell
Tygart Bridge
Doctor Secoy Sets Up Stockport Practice in Campbell Building
Dr Secoy has practiced medicine and surgery in Stockport for six years and now locates his office on the Campbell building's second floor. He plans to make Stockport his permanent home and seeks a lot to begin building a dwelling early next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockport
Campbell
Secoy
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C. H. Welch
Wilson
New York City
Arthur Carr
Ath
Ens
Carl Fuller
Columbus
Bertha Gillilan
Torch
Hazel Lawrence
Coolville
Fred Gon
Ther
New Ene
Fiona Johnson
C. L. Johnson
Ireland
Louise Dana
Fauntelle Clarke
Glouster
Anna Carpenter
Mrs
David Hayes
Vis
Chas. E. Cameron
E. O. Burch
Miss Mary Helt
Jennie Mills
Miss Mabel McCoy
of Friends In
Sadie Russell
Suh
Dave Russell
Carbondale
C. A. Snow
Charles Winner
Guysville
Herbert Snow
Miss May Dowd
Chillicothe
George W. Balls
T. B. White
Logan
A. J. Kesinger Lancaster
James Ballard
Fred Davis
F. 5. Grones
E. C. Clark
Major
Elmer Golden
Ironton
Bert Gabriel
Eliphas Gabriel
Parkersburg
P. A. Vorhes of
Dr. T. R. Biddle
Dungien
Martha Wolfe
Iowne
Sie Duncan of
Arthur
Ozie
Christ
Ians
Eck
His Sis
Flora Buck
John Blackwood
Tera
Lancaster
Pre “Oster
Charleston, W
B. Foster
the Presbyterian Church
Ning
Mrs. Strawn
Clar
Ence Strawn
McKinley Avenue
D. A. Norris
Marshfield
Gertrude O'Connor
Joe Hart
Clarksburg
W. Va
J. M. Melchi
Frank
Waverly
Miss Mayme Wharff
Gertrude
Strahl of
Marietta
James Braley
L. H. Smith
Eta Kimes
Chester
Fay McAfee
Carthage
Herb Copeland
Hamden
Alba
E. J. Copeland
Liss
Annie Dille
Mr. Martin of
Mrs. Dille
Misses Grace
Lizzie Lewis
Mr. Mithell
Grain and Livestock
WV. v. Craig & Vo
Grain Market
Otto Barth
Finland
Morris
R. Cc
M. Hastings
South Court Street
World Today
Oliver Visible
Portland Oregon
R. E. Bonifield
SHADE
Daily Messenger
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