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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1906
Page
10
In Athens local merchants offer cod liver oil preparation Vinci promising vitality and vigor for weak women. The ad claims it strengthens blood, increases appetite and improves overall health, with a full refund if benefits are not seen, supported by Mrs. Mary A. Woodward testimonial.
Nelsonville February 3 Special Harry H Jackson a farm resident three miles down the river was seriously injured when a horse reared and struck him in the face with its fore foot. He suffered a crushed nose a fractured jaw and knocked out teeth. He was taken to a Columbus hospital for treatment.
Advertisement advises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatic muscle pain with two to three daily applications and vigorous rubbing. If relief is not found, apply a damp flannel with Pain Balm for quicker results. Sold by W. H. McKee, druggist.
Mr and Mrs Walden of Coolville visit with Mr and Mrs Hope on Union street and return home. J K Jolly of Hillsboro returns to work as a ticket agent after illness. Bra Wa Devore visits Athens to tend property on State street. Mrs Prof Mills returns from Indiana and reports improvement of a sick grandchild.
Senator Duval of Jefferson county introduces a bill to list all Board of Education candidates on a separate ballot with no party designation and rotate name positions. The measure aims to insulate school administration from politics and urges public letters to lawmakers.
Senate passes Enabling Act enabling Ohio University to draw 83 500 for next year and 37 000 the following year. House bill already passed. Governor's signature needed. President Ellis seeks 145 000 for bonds heating plant dormitory and building additions. Finance committee tours institutions to assess needs.
Squire Rose filed transcripts from Common Pleas Court detailing charges against Tom Wakely for breaking into a K. and M. box car and stealing three boxes of dried apples. Golden Frost faces pocket picking charges, alleged to have taken $60 from J. W. Rose of Luhrig while intoxicated. Frost bound on $500 bond signed by R. W. Roach.
In Woodford Tennessee Mrs. Mollie Holt nearly wasted by lung infection as doctors feared her end. After forty eight hours of bedside vigil her family urged treatment. Dr Kings New Discovery given at last, she improved rapidly and recovered fully becoming a healthy woman again. Guaranteed cough and cold relief 50c and 1.00 at W H McKee.
Mrs Grace Davis Noyes and Miss Anna Jones of Gloucester left this morning for Zanesville to study the plant operations. Mrs Noyes will become forelady at the new shirt factory here and Miss Jones will assist.
Mrs. Grant Shy of Springfield Illinois reports Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a must have for cuts wounds burns sores and skin eruptions. The product is guaranteed by W H McKee druggist and is promoted as a universal household staple.
Col Dan Wyatt born October 11 1838 at Amesville died in Topeka Kansas last week after an appendicitis operation. He served in the 36th Ohio Volunteer Infantry under Col George W Crook and moved to Kansas in 1879. A U S Marshal on the frontier he was highly respected and left a wife five daughters and an adopted Apache daughter.
Chas W Moore a Ford City machinist burned his hand in an electrical furnace. He applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve and achieved a quick and perfect cure. Advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve at W H McKee's drugstore as the greatest healer for burns wounds sores eczema and piles.
Samaria H. Palmer by attorney James P. Wood Jr files a foreclosure against Rebecca F. George Ben George and Bertha B. George. Property is the John R. McVay farm in Alexander township. Mortgage dated July 1899 for $950 with no credits.
Advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy for yellow fever like malaria. Claims cure for malaria poison and constipation, 25 cents at W H McKee s drug store.
Clarissa J. Loftis residence unknown must answer as defendant in a divorce action filed January 15 1906 by Francis Thomas Loftis in the Court of Common Pleas Athens Ohio on grounds gross neglect of duty for three years and wilful absence for over three years. Defendant must appear after March 10 1906 for hearing at the ensuing term.
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