Tiltons Visit Clark Johnsons in Coolville
Ireland notes Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Tilton and daughter Florence of Coolville spent Sunday with Florence's grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Clark Johnson. 8 M Bingman made a business trip to Athens late last week. Mrs. Mary Doty, who stayed with sister Mrs. J. M. Townsend, returned to Youba Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Ogg of Chilli cothe visited relatives here. Several locals attended the oyster supper at Torch Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Tilton
Florence
Coolville
Clark Johnson
M. Bingman
Athens
Mary Doty
J. M. Townsend
Youba
Lynn Ogg
Chillicothe
Local Notes From Rome Centre District
W E Hess of the B and O railroad spent a few days at home last week. E S Byron and family of Stewart visited his grandmother Mrs Sarah Storer on Sunday. D H Edwards of New England bought the Jeff Perry farm near Guysville with possession due April first. The Guysville Telephone Company has thirteen branch lines feeding a board and new branches are forming. Coal tests are expected on the Byron Hurst and Barnes area between now and April first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hess
B. & O. Railroad
E. S. Byron
Stewart
Sarah Storer
D. H. Edwards
New England
Jeff Perry
Guysville
Mr. Perry
Guysville Telephone Company
Hias
Byron, Hurst
Barnes
JOLLEY SCHOOL NOTES AND LOCAL WEDDING REPORT
Miss Genieve Jolly remains on the sick list. A dinner at the Masketer home served sixteen guests. Miss Lydia Parker and Mr Will Lash quietly wed at the Whetstone residence. Charley Whaley returns from Columbus. Andree Yorhes and Ruth Yorhes from Hebbardsville visited the Misses Evans. Farm institute attendees gathered at Athens. Mrs George Irvin returned home from Mechanicsburg after visiting her parents. Lulu Jolley and Winnie Jolley spent time at OU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masketer
Lydia Parker
Will Lash
Near Pleasanton
Herb Whetstone
Charley Whaley
Columbus
Andree
Ruth Yorhes
Hebbardsville
Evans
Farmere
Athens
George Irvin
Mechanicsburg
Stending
James Stewart
Lulu
Winnie Jolley
O. U
Protracted meeting and local commutes noted in Gazette
Earl Carpenter visited grandparents near this place late this week. Mrs Phare Johnson of Columbus visits her parents near this place. Rev Herman Grover conducts the Calvary protracted meeting. Oscar Jones and wife relocate to Brown's Mill from Amesville area. Vernie Veral Phillips visited Miss Bertha Wilcox at Slice Hollow school earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Carpenter
Phare Johnson
Columbus
Aries Brooks
Calvary
Herman Grover
Oscar Jones
Amesvile
Brown's Mill
Vernie Veral Phillips
Misa Bertha Wilcox
Slice Hollow
Vanderhoof Community Notes Tone and Travel Snippets
Residents report a telephone meeting at Tuppers Plains last week. David McAfee stayed several days at Parkersburg. Frank Beadle and Charles Jeffers visited near Frost over the weekend. Rev. White closed his Baptist church meeting Sunday evening. Mrs M A Noyes and Mrs Tabintha Chase are on the sick list. Jos Chase and wife with L E Chase and wife visited Edwin Chase and family Tuesday. L E Chase and wife spent Wednesday at J M Nobles near Tuppers Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McAfee
Parkersburg
Frank Beadle
Charles Jeffers
Frost
Rev. White
The
Baptist Church
Jasper Hill Social Roundup Includes Local Visits
Miss Katie Klingenberg returned home after visiting Stewart. Ira Cowdery of Reno stayed with his sister Mrs. Aaron Bails. Elza Chalfant of Jacksonville visited his parents. Elmer and Frank Worthen of Success spent Saturday here. Elmer Worthen bought a team of horses from John Stout for 250 dollars. A traveling debate at Jasper Hill Saturday drew large attendance with Emmet Moore F N Chalfont affirmative and J J Wooley Emmett Riley negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Cowdery
Reno
Aaron Bails
Elza Chalfant
Jacksonville
Elmer and
Frank Worthen
Success
Elmer Worthen
John Stout
Jasper Hill
Emmet Moore
F. N. Chalfaut
J. J. Wooley
Emmett Riley
Local Notes Show Visits and Health Updates
Mrs Hala Griffin of Canaanville visits sister Mrs J B Person. Pearl Shields and Homer Stout of Tuppers Plains call on friends. Jim Tucker and wife of Parkersburg visit relatives at Lottridge. Roll Fish and G E Guthrie go to Pomeroy on business. Mrs Martin Koehler returns from Columbus after hospital treatment. Prudence Hanning ill with grip and stomach trouble. Mrs Lute Kyle not gaining. ScribeA H Dixon of Albany urges betterment of district schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hala Griffin
Canaanville
J. B. Person
Pearl Shields
Homer Stout
Tuppers Plains
Jim Tucker
Parkersburg
Lottridge
Roll Fish
G. E. Guthrie
Pomeroy
Martin Koehler
Columbus
Prudence Hanning
Lute Kyle
A. H Dixon
Albany
Big Run Notes On Local People And Oil Work
Local residents Gus Kierns and Edward Boyd of Bartlett visited on business and W W Jackson spent a day in Athens last week. V L, an ailing veteran, is very low with cancer. A J Norman of Derthick checked in on farm interests while Ed Phillips of Athens visited his brother W M Phillips. Federal Oil and Gas Co begins drilling a well on the J C Lucas farm near Stewart. Grosvenor Post No 742 installed officers at Broadwell with Perry Root chief, J E Linscott Sr V C Mel Roberta, J V Rathburn adjutant, J R Wickham Q M, Frank Byers surgeon, James Carpenter chap, Mordica Vernon, D George Ogg O G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Jackson
Athens
G. W. France
V2ar V. L
A. J. Norman
Derthick
Ed. Phillips
W. M. Phillips
Federal Oil & Gas Co
J. C. Lucas
Stewart
J. R. Rathburn
Grosvenor
Broadwell
Perry Root
P. C
J. E. Linscott
V. C. Mel Roberta
J. V
J. RB. Rathburn
J. R. Wickham
Q. M
Frank Byers
James Carpenter
Mordica Vernon
D. George Ogg
O. G
Drugist, Jaynes & Co
Tory
Pinchot Finds Vast Timber Prospects in Philippine Forests
Washington reports Gifford Pinchot chief of the Bureau of Forestry has returned from the Philippines where he studied forests and market conditions. He notes extensive timber resources with Mindanao and Paragua heavily forested and cautions on lumbering while predicting strong opportunities for government forestry and foresters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Gifford Pinchot
Bureau of Forestry
Philippines
Wilson
Secretary of War
Philippine
Pinchot
Forestry Bureau of
Islands
Geo. P. Ahren
Philipine Service
Taft
Ahren
Mr. Pinchot
Mindanao
Linao
Manila
Dagupan
Cebu
Paragua
Benguet
United States
Russia
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Pacific
Siberia
Manchuria
Buffalo voter H L Morse claims NY state champion status
H. L. Morse of Buffalo boasts a long voting record stating he cast his first ballot in 1889 for Van Buren and has since participated in 15 presidential elections and 5 state elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Morse
Buffalo
New York State
van Buren
Secret of Long Life Promise with Electric Bitters
The ad claims long life comes from healthy organs and quick destruction of disease germs. Electric Bitters supposedly regulate stomach liver and kidneys purify the blood and restore appetite. It cites cures for kidney troubles female complaints nervous diseases constipation dyspepsia and malaria with guaranteed validity by W. H. McKee, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McKee
Early Philadelphia strike sets wage protest precedent
Three hundred shoemakers who struck for higher wages in Philadelphia in 1786 became the first working men in the United States to adopt organized strike tactics, shaping later labor actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Blood Wine claimed to cure grip and rheumatism
A Terre Haute lawyer, A J Kelly, touts Blood Wine as a miracle cure after a bad grip left him rheumatic and unable to work. He says three bottles restored his health and appetite, noting the remedy’s strong impact and recommending it as the best he ever saw.
Blood Analysis Offer From Worcester Firm
An advertisement from Louis Dandelin Co Worcester Massachusetts offers expert bacteriologist blood analysis to determine diseases or germs in the blood. It invites readers to write for full particulars claiming to be the only service to identify blood conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Dandelin Co
Worcester
Mass
Rochester Commended for Public Accounting Work
The State Journal lauds Frank C. Rochester, Public Accountant for the state, noting his strong performance as Athens hospital steward and inspector of accounts for public institutions. Trustees credit his help with reducing the per capita maintenance cost of inmates from 214.30 to 183.30 in 1901 to 1902, and praise his valuable suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Journal
F. ©. Rochester
Rochester
Athens Hospital
State School For the Blind
Main Street
Parsons Avenue
Frank C. Rochester
Language distribution in India and Pengadi speakers
The article notes about 9 million Indians are familiar with English. Hindustani is the most spoken language with around 200 million speakers. Pengadi is identified as the tongue of 39 million people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Justice Tempered with Mercy Revealed in Portrait
In a Brooklyn Life column a reader proclaims a portrait does her justice with mercy, praising the likeness as accurate and flattering. The exchange features Mrs Newridhe-Now and Mrs Cuttinge affirming the depiction and its balanced portrayal.
Gas company grudge or thrift motive sparks doubt
A Chicago News item notes a daughter being courted by a young man. The wife wonders if the suitor is economical or holds a grudge against the gas company, while the husband seeks clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Begiaming End of Romance Prompted by Letters
A terse exchange unfolds with a man fearing the end of their romance, while the woman asserts that her lawyer will contact him in the morning and reveals she possesses a large stack of his letters, signaling legal action or leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Maria Axon
Mary
Kop Hay
Newark
N.J
Purvo Hay Speciactics Co
Feliewing
W.H. McKee
Chicago Record-Herald
Miss Primrose and Miss Hollybeck Dog Exercise Exchange
In a playful exchange Miss Primrose asks about dog exercise while Miss Hollybeck fondles a pug and admits feeding the dog chocolate every few minutes to wake him and make him wag his tail. The dialogue comically highlights the absurdity of giving chocolate to a dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Primrose
Track workers wage increase on Ohio Central lines
Glouster February 2. The trackmen along the Ohio Central lines have not been forgotten by their employers and have received notification of an advance in wages. The same classes of labor on both the Ohio Central and Hocking Valley roads now receive the same pay with minor per hour raises. The advance goes into effect the first of the coming month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ohio Central
Hocking Valley
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Alfred
Gus. Kierns
Edward Boyd
Bartlett
Philippine Islands
Porto Hay Sredtatives Co
N. J
Peter Berry
Pearl Street
Augusta
Maine
Hanson Street
Baton
W . E. McA
BRE
Arthur Anderson
Verna Gillilan
James Phillips and
Sylvia Ballis
Trimble
Guy Burrel
Canton
Bessie Herrold
Nathan Allman
Sarah Sherwood
Ray Sanders
Olive Woodworth
Millfield
J. C. Keplar
Hattie Taylor
Nelsonville
G. W. Morris
Mary Holbert
Longstreth
Sidney Haynes
Gertrude Graham
Salem
Eber Hammond
Ethel Campbell
Chauncey
George Burdett
Floodwood
Ella Hirsel
Thad, Wood
Hattie Hayden
Hollister
Abbott Davis
Hamsey Run
Bessie North
U States
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West Fifth Stress
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