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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1905

Page

8

Local News Briefs From St Joseph Area

TORCH Henry Bewster of St. Joseph West Virginia is visiting a few days with his family Carl Duffee operator at Byers is spending a few days with his mother here Rich Houston left for Nebraska to visit relatives Rev James Bogut of near Erie Penn preached at the Baptist church Sunday Born recently to Mr and Mrs Sydney Baker a daughter Sam Hendrickson is quite sick with the grip Mrs Stout of Tuppers Plains spent last week with her daughter Mrs Alma Jones Mrs Annie Danfee called to her father near Frost who is seriously ill with quinsy Rev Fred A Maier evangelist will begin a series of meetings at the Baptist church next Saturday evening The Laties Aid Society met at the home of Mr and Mrs James Scarlet Saturday afternoon Twenty partook of a bounteous supper Mr and Mrs Hiram Foltz spent a Tuesday with friends in Athens Roy Confee formerly of this place now with the Pennsylvania road at Cincinnati has been transferred to Xenia.

Rich Houston Nebraska James Bogut Erie Penn Baptist Church Sydney Baker Sam Hendrickson Stout Tuppers ' Plains Alma Jones Annie Danfee Bailey Frost Fred A. Maier Evangelis Laties’ Aid Society James Scarlet Hiram Foltz Athens Roy Confee Pennsylvania Road Cincinnati Xenia Glouster Rothwell Club M Clark Edgar Allen Poe A. J. Crawford Columbus Odell Benedom Pleasantville Martin Welsh Pittsburg A. B. Voer Bornville Continentals Goal Company Oakdale George Mavin Hunterdon Alex Beattie Littles Ind George Lowden Fred Finley Grace Williams Toy Cee Jesse Vanhorn Higgins Pomeroy James Dew Benton Harbor Mich KE. Welch Washington Street L. B. Moore Cattletsburg Moore James Sharp N. Hill J. L. Pritchard Frank Minners A. D. Knight Norfolk, Va Mr. Minner H. Doan R. A. Doan Arthur Westenhaver Lahing Frank Rauch Reno Rosser Henry Lancaster Maria Sheppard Orrin Thacker Carl Bates Wesley Bates Sanday Theo. E. Fitz New York City The Christian Church Arch Minck Logan Sanday Link Hall Miller Green Lawn George Wilson Sr East End Rollie White E. Welch Forris Lampman W. E. Lamp Dexter James Shepard Washington, D. C W. P. Shepard Emily Moore Myrtle Fort Street Carl Shepard Bertha Davis Nellie Slater Paul Cummins Elmer Hammel Earl Lowden Mac Warehime Connetts J. Warehim

Ill Carefully Read New England News And Locals

William Jackson is seriously ill. Mrs Addie Laughlin of Sugar Creek called here due to her father John Spaulding's critical state. McDonald family visiting George Lewis in Buchtel. Clinton Bennett Frank Glick Wyatt and Mabel Wyatt visiting relatives in Mineral this week. Will Spear of Athens visiting home friends. Pearl Wright recovered from the grip. Dalton and Helen Linncott visiting Little Hocking. Helen to serve as organist at Wilson Chapel protracted meetings. George L Hill and George Starling plan move to Krupp Washington where Hill is located and Starling will reside. Mrs Mary Hunter, longtime consumptive, died in February leaving husband and two children. Funeral at Wilson Chapel. Rev Christine of Guysville officiated.

Addie Laughlin Sugar Creek John Spaulding Len McDonald George Lewis Buchtel Clinton Bennett Frank and Glick Wyatt Mabel Wyatt Mineral Will Spear Athens Pearl Wright Dalton Helen Linncott Little Hocking Helen Wilson Chapel George L. Hill George Starling Krupp Wash Hill Christine of Guysville Amesville A. M. Mann D. Clifford Minnie Colvin West Virginia Mary Hunter Sand Rock

Local Notes On Residents And Church Revival

Aged resident Mr Carr has been in poor health this week. Dr Pickering moved his family to Athens. Revival services closed last week with fifteen accessions to the church. E Smith and family moved from the Ross farm to the Duncan farm. Mr and Mrs Charles Crossen spent Sunday at Hebbardsville visiting their daughter Mrs Vivian Vorhes.

Mr. Carr Doc Pickering Athens E Smith Ross Farm Duncan Farm Charles Crossen Hebbardsville Vivian Vorhes

Amesville News Briefs and Local Updates

John Curry of Marietta bought horses here Monday and Tuesday. The Amesville and Glouster telephone companies plan a line from Amesville to Glouster. Pending weather, work will start soon. Peacock Coal Co. reports strong demand and many orders. Miss Minnie Opie of Crooksville visits Mrs. Will C. Wells. Frank Smith moves to the Moore property on Depot Street. John Hixson visits Cambridge. guest of Dr. Hixson. Dr. Tinker of Athens consults with Dr. Z L Henry here. Dr. W Beecy of Athens on professional business Tuesday. A party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Carpenter Saturday evening with many youths attending. Social at Mrs. O M Lovell’s residence February 14 hosted by M E church. oysters served. William Henderson visits relatives in Illinois. M E church receives a $150 solid silver communion set, donated by Mr. Arthur Brown of Denver and Mrs. Mary E K Lee of New Plymouth in memory of Mrs. Anna L Brown. January weather notes by F. W. Gibson show max 61 and min 10. total precipitation 1.65 inches.

John Curry Marietta Amesville Glouster Peacock Coal Company Minnie Opie Crooksville Will C. Wells Frank Smith Moore Depot Street John Hixson Cambridge Dr. Hixson Dr. Tinker Athens Consulattion Z. L. Henry W. Beecy Bert Carpenter O. M. Lovell M. E. Church William Henderson

Glouster News Roundup of Local Visits and Events

Albany visitor H Dixon calls on Glouster business ties. Columbus and Athens residents move, visit, or work in the area. The Eclipse and Vernons Five bowlers contest for a three game series, while Mine No 211 resumes after seven weeks. A mining accident injures George Mavin, and the Sand Rock schoolhouse fire causes minor damage. Revival meetings and church programs continue with Rev. Mann in charge.

Nelsonville Social News Notes and Visits

Local residents hosted and visited family and friends across Nelsonville and nearby towns. Guests included Sam Coulter of Lancaster, Axie Hyde of Athens, Alma Orr of Worthington, and many extended family gatherings with movements to Columbus, Logan, and Benton Harbor. A church revival led by Prof. Theo. E. Fitz plus funeral services for Link Hall and a new baby born to Cliff Wallace are noted.

Peruna touted by doctors as unique catarrh remedy

A medical doctor from Indianapolis endorses Peruna as a scientifically prepared internal catarrh remedy. He calls it a notable exception among patent medicines and recommends it for catarrh of the head lungs or stomach, female troubles, and convalescence, praising its value for mothers and children. Peruna is described as the only internal systemic catarrh remedy known to the profession.

A. Morgan Gaterstreet Indianapolis Ind

Local Notes and Recollections From The Jasper Hill Area

Sunday visits and church attendance highlight community life with residents from Athens and South Canaan. Local sick lists show slow improvement while a funeral at Graham Chapel marks the week. An advertisement touts Peruna as a narcotic free, permanent remedy for catarrh.

There Is Just One Sure Way There Is Just One Sure Way

Nora Indiana February special reports that building up worn frail people starts with healthy kidneys. Mr and Mrs Joseph L Duffey credit Dodd's Kidney Pills for restoring strength and vitality. Duffey says he was so weak he could hardly move and now is strong. Mrs Duffey notes she can run and jump fences after use. Healthy kidneys insure pure blood and Dodd's Kidney Pills insure healthy kidneys.

Nora Ind Joseph L. Duffey Dodd Duffey

Japanese Medicine Predicted to Lead Early Disease Treatments

The text forecasts the Japapath school of medicine gaining prominence as Japanese approaches to disease treatment show early success and potential leadership in medical progress.

Japapath School of Medicine

Auction Sale Of Pictures And Curio Goods

Auction sale of pictures lace curtains rugs draggers bric a brac clocks jewelry and silver plated ware to be held at J Campbell's new building State street sale commences Saturday February 11 and continues daily until sold out.

J. Campbell State Street

Dent Misses Auction in Campbell's New Building

Dent failed to attend the scheduled auction held Saturday in Campbell's new building, leaving observers to note the absence and ongoing bidding activity.

Dent Campbell

Hood's Sarsaparilla Warmth Ad For February Chill

An early morning remark about February's chill leads to an advertisement praising Hood's Sarsaparilla. It claims the tonic warms the body, invigorates the blood, and helps resist disease for men women and children, offering lasting benefits.

Sheriff Sale Notice for Athens County Property

Order to sell property from the Court of Common Pleas Athens County Ohio directs a public auction at the front door of the courthouse in Athens. Details such as date, time, and purchaser information follow in the official notice.

Athens County Court Common Pleas Court of Common Pleas Athens Ohio Court House

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Out of Town News Athens County Henry Bewster St. Joseph W. Va Carl Duffee Byers New England William Jackson UNION H. Dixon Albany Mrs. L. ©. Tippet of Chauncey W. A. Craft Clay Sanders McLish Walter Holliday Frank Danford Chicago Bertha Lines Colubus Charles Bryson Will Burns Corning Mrs. D. © Thomas Emma Wells U. G. S. G. Club William Peesy Culver Nelsonville Flossie Linscott Alfred Hames Will Sayre Ohio University At Trimble Mary Hartley Frank Angle Akron Fred Hemsley Zanesville Axie Hyde Whit Skinner Washington, D. H John Edington W. F. Bort Logan Alonzo Bort James Gardner Nelsonville Sewer Pipe Company O. H. Sisson Franklin United States Treasury Pe-ru-ma R. Llewellyn Jordan U.S. Treasury Department Columbia College West Point Peruna Llewellyn Jordan HULLS Ben Barnhill Wille Charles Bishop Jasper Hill Homer Long Ran Riley Arthur Kincade Otis Mansfield South Canaan Asbury Frank Lawrence Judson Walter Konkoskia Frank Barnhill Pleasanthill Stella Caldwell Will Graham Graham Chapel J. D RAW Company's J.D. Raw Company J. J. Ousey Rita Robert R. Roberts M. D Hartman R. Roberts Fletcher Blackburn Ross Headley John Porter John Hipbard Harold Lancaster Sheriffs Sale Marion P. Totman Nice Coal Co Sitaste Rome Township W.W. Jackson Beignning A Murphy H. W. Murphy Lewis & Sayre Pltff Y’s Home Furnishing Co Athens, Ohio
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