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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1905
Page
4
The Messenger and Herald lists subscription rates including one year paid in advance and a 100 outside county option for advance payment reflecting local pricing.
Rumors place a Cleveland man as likely successor to Dr. Ohlmacher at Gallipolis hospital. Postmaster S F Smith of Pomeroy faces embezzlement trial. observers doubt conviction. Athens county Republican central committee schedules next Saturday to set primary date amid debate on spring timing and election etiquette.
Gladys and Harry Lewellyn visited grandparents near Mineral. Mae Judy, recently in Athens, spent a week with her parents. Henry Todd and his sons Arthur and Henry were visitors in Athens. Oscar Andrews of Carbondale visited cousins John Carmichael family. Mrs. K L Carmichael and ER L Rhorick on sick list. Sarah Brooks called to Athens for sister Dolph Hibbard illness. Myrtle Keifer of Mineral staying with R L Carmichael. Mrs Roy Swearington returned after visiting Hamden. Visitors to Athens included Chas Burt and others. Warner of near Garden visited Charles Flanders. Guy Mansfield of Kerney, Neb., called on friends. Sled load of youths attended protracted meetings at Garden. John Smith back from Philippine Islands visiting W H Parmiter. F Riley did business in Athens.
Montie To and baby Mor Aloolkerpeta visited Carbondale. Mrs. Kelley and family visited Luhrig friends. Grammar pupils with perfect attendance through Feb 10: Edna Gilbert, Martha Hamilton, Lillian Hunter, Normah Phillips, Faye Six, Anna Todd, Harley Gilbert, Wallace Pidcock, Virgil Pierce, Ward Stewart, Henry Todd, Donald Vorker. Increase of five from last month. reason: defective cable damaged tools and stem, repair needed at Marietta. Curry and Clark order a new cable to speed completion. Stewart. Perry Davis, 79, longtime resident, celebrated birthday Feb 13 with relatives and friends including Philander Davis, Chas. Davis, Mrs. W. W. Jackson, Anthony Mc Graw, Henry Barrows, Rev. Armacost. Davis born nearby, lifelong respected citizen. eight children grown.
The community around Wolfs Plains invites neighbors to a box supper at Mrs. Mary Michael's home next Saturday evening. Local social notes mention Miss Lena Shissel visiting Athens, Chauncey relatives hosting George Gabriel’s family, and the Dowler Leniger wedding in Nelsonville attended by Sanford and Mary Shaw. Rev. L M Baker concluded revival meetings with about fifteen new church members. Richard McKibben's recent travel and Mrs. Michael's trip to Athens due to Nell Michael’s illness are also noted.
Mr and Mrs Fierce of Trimble visited John Spaulding last week. Evelyn Brill visited her parents at Stewart over Sunday. Will Spaulding of Sugar Creek came to see his seriously ill uncle John Spaulding. Rebecca Starlin improved from grip illness. Residents attended Neilie Inman versus Harley Inman trial at Athens Friday. Ed Peebles and wife visited Athens Friday.
Local notes report visitors from Columbus Salem and Buckeye the Beasley farm oil work moves slowly and M D Schaff named railway superintendent. An Aristocratic Tramp is booked for the opera house Friday Feb 17 with seven specialty features and lavish scenic effects.
Curtis E. Knight and G. W. Dean announce plans to open a real estate agency in Coolville to handle Ohio properties. Both are described as young men of splendid habits and deserving of success. Local notes mention deaths, visits, society events, new stores, and an ad promoting Atlas and History of Athens County. An opportunity for a government mail service position is advertised.
An Athens county centennial history is promoted along with an auction featuring watches and silver plated ware sold at unprecedented low prices. The ad notes the coal dealer's basement access and the idea that early investors pay tribute to him.
An ordinance of the Village of Athens Ohio vacates ten feet off the east side of McKinley avenue north of Race street. The move follows a November 21 1904 petition and public notice. The council finds just cause and the measure takes effect at the earliest lawful date. Attest February 9 1905.
Probate Judge for Athens County Ohio posts accounts filed and suspended for publication and objections until March 10 1906 at 10 am. Guardians and administrators named include Mary E Welden as guardian of Blanche Welden and others John W Armestrong as administrator of Rachel Powell estate Wilona Stiers guardian of Charles Norton Mary Reed guardian of Guy Graham and A W Lynch probate judge notes date February 16 1903.
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