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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1902

Page

8

Local Notes From Nelsonville and Athens Area

Nelsonville and Athens area items include F S Tedrow visiting Athens. Mable Haughee returning from Columbus. Mrs Joseph Hoxton of Floodwood visiting Margaret Crane. Ray Lamb visiting Delaware for two weeks. Clarian Tedrow visiting daughter in Logan. Anna Lyons returning home after her mother Catharine Tellman’s death. Rev O M Keyne resigning from Middleon church. the Hyperion club gathering at Mrs EF Butt’s Fort Street home. Mrs Newton Shaw dies after tumor operation. funeral held Sunday with Rev C M Keene officiating. interment at Green Lawn. Mrs Black of Lawrenceville dies of pneumonia. L T Rhodes and wife visiting Athens. Ken Haughe s of Columbus ill at West End. no school in several Central Building rooms due to heating issue.

F. S. Tedrow Waas Athens Mable Haughee Columbus Joeseph Hoxton Floodwood Margaret Crane Mra Ray Lamb Delaware Clarian Tedrow Jesse Vanhorn Logan Anna Lyons Catharine Tellman Barton O. M. Keyne M@irdellon Thin City Mra 5 EF. Butt Fort Street Newton Shaw C. M. Keene Green Lawn Bre Black Lawrenceville Mra Ads Lama Lawrenceville Mionday L. T. Rhodes Bethel Ken Hauughes James Haugheo West End

Out of town news from Wilson Chapel area near Pittsburg belt

Protracted meeting at Wilson Chapel closed with twelve accessions and more expected. Local residents list visits and travel among Amesville, Athens, Hollister, Mineral, and Band Rock. Quarterly meeting set for February 15 and 16 with Rev. Garrett addressing The Lord's Supper topic. A mishap injures Robert Quick on an old derrick. regional oil belt noted.

Wilson Chapel Sanady John A. Grosvenor Athens Dronday Mrex Senyn E. Hoisingtos G. O. Bryxson New England George Ogg Ira Brawley Utley Ray Beeman Amesville B. A. Ellis Fred Els Tewis Laohl Garrett Henry Pittsburg A. L. Ogg Hattie Price Hollister Ross Mareus Mineral Sdrvices Band Rock Sarah J. Copélanda William ‘Marcus Robert Quick Quick Curonto J. Berry Athena Tower Mark Gmusot

Local notes from Little Hack and Parkersburg area

Ireland O P Chambora visited Little Hack with live stock. G W Finn and J T Morrison were business visitors Friday at Parkersburg. Charles McDaniela attended the county seat Saturday. Grandma Bingham listed as ill. Dean Ewers, Parkersburg employee, visited family over Horday. W Domi travels to Athens this week for court house business. Daniel Johnson of Decatur looked after business interests Saturday evening. Frank Flinn and wife returned to Circleville Monday after visiting relatives. O A Place and children Hilda and Hertha of Little Hocking as guests this week. Rev. Williams of Coolville to preach Sunday February 9 at 3 30 p m. E E Dunfee made a business call in Marietta Tuesday.

O. P. Chambora Little Hackdog G. W. Finn J.T. Morrison Parkersburg Charles McDaniela Grandma Bingham Dean Ewers Horday W. Domi Athens Court House Daniel Johnson Decatur Frank

Broadwell Notes and Local Incidents Mentioned

Broadwell residents John and William Holdersoff return to Sloan Iowa after weeks with relatives. Mark Grandstaff reports about thirty dollars worth of sheep killed by two dogs. one dog killed by J W Beawley's ten year old son. Mr and Mrs Totman visit at Stewart. Mrs Alice Morsebach and mother Mrs Hobbit of Columbus visit Mrs John Sager. Mr and Mrs Spriggs attend funeral of Mr Marquia in Sharon. J S Sager suffers a serious accident on the Gardmina engine house site when a timber sticks fall from a lifting crane hitting him on the head.

John Wm. Holdcrsff Sloan Iowa Mark Grandstaff Sand Rock J. W. Beawley M. P. Totraan Stewart Alice Morsebach Mra Hobbit of Columbus John Sager Co L Spriggs Sharon Marquia Spriggs Sager Onigne Gard Mina

Zelda Society Notes and New Local Telephone Line

Zelda residents report Guy Stotta moved to Albany and a new Zelda telephone line company formed with Frank Lowther John B Woodyard John P Cooley Wm Lowther J C Brooks Howard Brooks Walter Chase and Worley Dixon members. Guests visit Win Lowther and family. School crowd due to teacher Lena Patterson illness. Various local trips illnesses and social visits noted. Prayer meeting announced at Grahams chapel February 7.

Guy Stotta Albany F. G. Brooks Lancaster Frank Lowther John B. Woodyard John P. Cooley Wm. Lowther J. C. Brooks Howard Brooks Walter Chase Worley ‘Dixon Zelda Albany Home Company James Gilkey Herb Ford Win Lowther Lena Patterson Tra Hania Lodi Isaac Brooka Doc Dixon Athens C. Sama Mr. Mansfield South Canaan Misees Myrtu Lenns Sprague Samuel Hartley Judson Wm. Todrow Orange Batts South Canada Dan Sams Idisses Roush Robert McClanahan Mias Annicc Hartley Judean Grahams Chapel

Federal notes from Austin area social mentions

Federal report lists visits and assignments including Austin Flemming and wife with Arza Linscott family near Hooper Ridge. Bessie Hall visiting Ameosville, Eva Norris starting second term in Easlor district, Isaac Lafollet and wife visiting relatives near Mound Hill. Riley Morris made four Chaonnsy trips. Eva Norris to preach at Mound Hill church next weekend led by Roy. Albert Linacott to Amenville to open a large action store in Logan’s dwelling.

Austin Flemming Arza Linscott Hooper Ridge Bessie Hall Ameosville Fuhor Mountville Misa Eva Norris Stewart Easlor Isaac Lafollet Mound Hill Riley Morris Chaonnsy Thera Roy Little Albert Linacott Amenville Logan

Vanderhoof Social and Local News Notes

Miss Josie Chase visited her cousin Misa Mable Chase at Cup-Pore Plain a weekend. Henry Swartz and wife and Mrs Mary Rone were business visitors at Coolville Friday. W B Noyes improves his house with new windows. Mrs Asa Shields of Tuppers Plains called on Mrs Edd Chase. Ethel Jeffers is ill with the grip. Joe McAvoy and wife of Reno visited O B Jeffers and wife. Neal Jeffers cut his head on ice while doing chores.

Josie Chase Misa Mable Chase Cuppore Plaina Henry Swartz Mary Rone Coolville W. B. Noyes Asa Shields Tuppers Plains Edd Chase Ethel Jeffers Joe McAvoy Reno O. B. Jeffers Neal Jeffers

PRATT'S FORK AREA NOTES AND GOSSIP

Art Mollie Ball and daughter Nettie plan their Council Grove Kansas home. James Reading is seriously ill. Bert Bentz visited his father-in-law Chas Kelly at Flora. Rev Blosser opened meetings at New Zion. Joe Mulligan and family of Shade visited Walter Williams. Teenes Say and family are at Long Run installing telephone boxes.

Art Mollie Ball Nettie Council Grove Kan Thursady James Reading Bert Bentz Chas. Kelly Flora Rev. Blosser New Zion Joe Mulligan Family of Shade Walter Williams Teenes

Dowler Dowler Family News From Nelsonville Area

Mr and Mrs Aaron McKnabb of Nelsonville visit the Dowler home in Sanday. Miss Della Dowler spends a week in Nelsonville. John Easterling moves from Foster Dowler s house. George Dowler of Nelsonville visits a local business group. A son is born to Mr and Mrs Emery Perry a few days ago.

Aaron McKnabb Nelsonville Wm. Dowler Sanday Della Dowler John Easterling Foster Dowler George Dowler Emery Perry

Local notices from Hull area visitations and deaths

Leonard Ball of Pratts Fork visits his father and sister in Hull. Theodore Klingenberg died late last week and was buried in Pomeroy. Mrs Eva Christman and Mrs L Miller are seriously ill or improving after illness. Elza Chalfant visits relatives. Windell Shott at Jerseyville. Mrs Susan Konkoskie suffers effects of a severe cold. Mrs Lovoun Jones visits daughter Myrtle Klingenberg in Anthony.

Leonard Ball Pratts Fork findio*Ball Ycon Windell Shott Jeraeyville Elza Chalfant Eva Christman L. Miller

Scott's Emulsion Advertisement Claims Health Benefits

An illustrated ad extols Scott's Emulsion as a remedy to break the cycle of thin bodies and thin blood. It promises stomach balance improves blood richness, strengthens the body, and enables self-sufficiency, urging readers to request a free sample from Scott & Bowne in New York.

Scott Scott & Bowne New York

Amesville Notes From Week of Social and Local Events

Addis McVune and Curfman relatives visited Amesville this week while Connor, Beasley, and Lovell guests swapped towns. Harry Hoisington will move his family after shipping household goods to Hawariton. W J Williams and Marion Carpenter witnesses in a grand jury matter. Minerva Potter dies at 62, funeral held at M E church. Quarterly meeting for Amesville A E church set for February 15 and 16.

Mins Addis McVune Sand Rock A. Curfman Cincinnati Rev. Connor Athens J. J. Beasley Columbus Lewis Donaldson Lucile Lovell Marietta Harry Hoisington Hawariton Tina McCaslin Crooksville The Messenger and Herald Potter Corning Minerva Potter A Hon Arthur Tippie L. Hf. Glazier Grand Jury W. J. Williams Marion Carpenter Roy. Garrett M. E Amenville Wilson Chapel

Miner Notes And Local Socials In Mineral

Mineral notes show Wm Bolster still ill, visits by Mrs Story, Mrs Wolcott, and Mrs McDermot of Columbus to help. Athens residents Winnie Rhodes and visitor Chloe Foster move in and out of town for family and work. Horton Sanders visited by Dave Johnson, Parkersburg job move for Chloe Foster, and a Highland trip for Hester. Local call for a skilled carpenter to meet a rising demand for new houses in the village.

Wm. Bolster Story Wolcott Eckley Athens Dave Johnson Luhrig Horton Sanders Winnie Rhodes Athena Misa Chloe Foster Parkersburg Hester Highland John Emish M E. McDermot Columbus Bolster

Steva Cunningham Born in Kew England

The notice records the birth of a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Steva Cunningham on February 1. Other items note Miss Annie Dille visiting Marietta, Mrs. Edwards ill, Elijah Poston hearing a loud noise and sheep sliding into a creek with injuries, five dogs killing or injuring sheep owned by Mark Granstaff, and Perley Wright visiting from Zanesville. William Inman moved into the former Ebb Yocum house.

Mia Steva Cunningham Annie Dille Marietta Airs Edwards Elijah Poston Mark Granstaff Perley Wright Zanesville William Inman Ebb Yocum

Local Notes From Albany and Nearby Towns

Jeffers made a business trip to Albany Saturday. Willie Haning of Downington visited his sister Mrs C V Dixon for weekend. Protracted meeting attendees from this place gathered at Pearl Chapel. A P Hatch traveled to Columbus on business. Rev Reed of Downington was in the area last week. FE G Brooks, formerly of Zelda and now a Reform school teacher at Tarntenstaeenant Gatmrdne, visited sister Mrs Woodyard. Chase and family visited Pleasanton Saturday.

W. ©. Jeffers Albany Willie Haning Downington C. V. Dixon Pearl Chapel A. P. Hatch Columbus Rev. Reed FE. G. Brooks Zelda Tarntenstaeenant Woodyard Dacm Chase Pleasanton

Stewart and visitors attend local protracted meeting

Mrs. Harry Wharff of Guysville visits relatives here as a protracted meeting begins at the M. E. church Sunday evening. Harvey Copeland of Ada and Herb Copeland of Hamden come for their father’s illness. MO Lewers trips to Athens on business. L. H. Smith and wife visit Parkersburg relatives. Mrs. Hugh Wharf visits Athens Saturday.

Harry Wharff Guysville M. E Harvey Copeland Ada Herb Copeland Hamden MO Lewers Athens L. H. Smith Parkersburg Hugh Wharf

O T BR Co Meeting and Community Notes

The O T BR Co met Saturday afternoon with all members urged to attend a two week follow up meeting. Local youths spent Friday with Mary George near Hebbard ville. Dr Crossen of Dalton visits for a week. Attendees at the Hebbarsville supper included Mr and Mrs Arthur Vorhes and Mr and Mrs M D Zimmerman. Mrs L D Miller of Athens visited R G Wells recently. Roy FYB Cheadle closed a series of meetings Sunday. G W Reeves of the high school spent Sunday with parents in Alexander township. Miss Mary George vacationing with her parents near Hebbar dyville. Mrs A S Dixon visited in Athens Monday.

O. T. BR. CO Ness Mary George Hebbardsville Crossen Dalton Hebbarisville Arthur Vorhes M. D. Zimmer

Oysters Social Supports GO Church Fund in Hebbardsville

About 200 people attended a Saturday oyster supper at W G Shaffer’s raising funds for the GO P church. Guests traveled from Albany Athens and Marshfield and social events and family visits followed. Notable deaths and illnesses include Albert M Martin age 25 near Albany who died January 30 and Miss Anna Reynolda and Nettie Clendenin both reported ill with scarlet fever. Interment for Mr Martins occurred at Town House with Rev Kirkpatrick officiating.

Oyster Copper W.G. Shaffer GO. P. Church Albany Athens Marshfield Lute Angell George Willams Shaffer B. George's Mary Albert M. Martin F. Bolen Town House Kirkpatrick L.G. Bolin Zaleski A. Burson Jereseyville Anna Reynolda Nettie Clendenin

Willow Gniich Prolonged Meeting and Local Injuries Spotlight

Protracted meeting at South Canaan led by Rev. Walker. Ann Bobo suffers a severely burnt foot while Mr. Chas McVicker recovers from a strained ankle. Art Lee of Blue Ridge visited Horseconifeo’s over the weekend.

South Canaan Rev. Walker Ann Bobo Chas McVicker Art Lee Blue Ridge Horseconifeo's

GUYSVILLE Aethens Visitors and Local Happenings

J E Lawrence and wife visited Athens on Monday. Miss Flo Calvert of Marietta stays with her parents. Mrs E R Kiehl and two daughters from Belpre visit C C Calvert and wife. Rev L L Cherrington conducts revival at Stewart. Rev Don Tullis of Athens missed Sunday due to sickness. Charles Demplet from Athens installs a furnace at Bean Hotel. J S Finsterwald visited Hamden Junction and Hamden Junction residents were with his daughter Mrs C H Copeland. Fred Finsterwald spent Sunday with his parents. A sleighing party Friday included Nora McNeil Manta Bean Laura Dorst Lizzie Day Ina Murphy Nell Coleman Eugene Pierce Fred Riley Fred Coleman Charles Lonas. Strong local social notes.

J. E. Lawrence Athens Flo. Calvert Marietta E.R. Kiehl Belpre C. C. Calvert L. L. Cherrington Stewart Don Tullis Charles Demplet Bean Hotel Finsterwald C. H. Copeland Hamden Junction Fred Finsterwald Nora McNeil Manta Bean Laura Dorst Lizzie Day Ina Murphy Nell Coleman Mesars Eugene Pierce Fred Riley Fred Coleman Charles Lonas All

Evana Dent visits ill Mrs Frank Price firm Wm Wenimer oil well shot

Evana Dent made a business trip to Mrs Frank Price who is seriously ill but improving Rev Faires closed meetings on Sandy Ridge Sunday night with five or six additions to the church R S Dent recently sick is able to be out The oil well of the firm of Wm Wenimer was shot Friday at a depth of 1214 feet with no oil sign and it is regarded as a dry hole

Evana Dent Athens Frank Price

Fauser's Meat Market Makes Sausage In Links Or Bulk

Fauser's meat market produces its own sausage in link and bulk forms. The product is fresh and of good quality as described.

Fauser’s

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