Local residents visit Athens on various business matters
William Shilling of Grove City and M Murray of Greenfield visit Athens for business. J C Gillett and Jesse Finsterwald travel to Columbus and Cincinnati on short trips. Mrs Juned and Mrs Pickering visit relatives in Columbus and Glewster. Abner Juniper and C W Juniper of Nelsonville are Athens visitors. George Moss undergoes appendectomy in Columbus and recovers. Alice Jordan of Middleport calls on his brother. State President William Green and District President John Moore attend U I M W A business in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Day
Chauncey
Athens
Lottridge
Charles Day
William Green
Coshocton
John Moore
Rendville
Mrs. A. R. Hunsicker Returns from Glouster Visit
Mrs. A. R. Hunsicker has just come back from Glouster after a two week stay as the guest of Miss Jennie Theophlius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Hunsicker
Glouster
Jennie Theophlius
Notable Local Visitors And Departures In Brief
Mr J K Bush of Detroit and his father W S Bush arrived here with W S Bush slowly improving from illness. Prof M Copeland travels to Pittsburg for Smoky City alumni Ohio University banquet. Mrs John Joyce and Varian go to Columbus to visit sisters. Mrs Huscelle Pontfield and Prank return from Chillicothe after visiting F Bari De Weese. Mayor Ben McKinney of Marietta alights en route home from Columbus after Ohio Associated Dailies meeting. Post office Inspector J F Oldfields departs for Denver summoned as witness. accompanied by his son. Mr and Mrs James D Brown depart for Cincinnati to visit T J Davis, later journeying to Mexico for a monthlong tour. J W Brooks travels to Columbus to visit relatives. will escort Mrs Brooks home after Columbus hospital operation recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben McKinney
Marietta
Columbus
Ohio Associated Dailies
Post Office
J F. Oldfields
Denver
Col
Pipes and Cigars
Henderson Crider's advertises a smokers' department with a focus on supplying pipes and cigars and invites customer satisfaction. The ad lists the store as a source for tobacco goods and includes the phone number 2 1712.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Crider’s
Lydia E. pinkham vegetable compound touted as cure all
Advertised letters from Louisville and Adrian claim Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured severe female troubles and avoided operations. Testimonies from Mrs. Sam and Lena V. Henry praise its effectiveness and note decades of reported success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Sam
Fourth St
Louisville, Ky
Adrian
Lydia F. Pinkham
Lena
V. Henry
Lydia E. V Pinkham
Local court fines after Sunday Canaanville fight
In Canaanville a melee last Sunday left Landlord Kite with a broken leg. William Mulligan Jack Aitken and David Patterson were fined five dollars and costs for quarreling. Patterson faced assault and battery charges and a concealed weapon count. He pleaded guilty to carrying a revolver amid threats. Bonds of two hundred dollars were set for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaanville
Squire Rose
Wiilliam Mulligan
Jack Aitken
David Patterson
Squire
Mulligan
Aiken
Patterson
Real Estate Transfers in Athens and Nearby Townships
A series of property transfers across Athens Township and surrounding towns lists parties such as Dailey, Culver, Knowlton, White, Free, Beaton, and others with lots and parcels transferred for various sums. Notices include Owens, Ames, Bern, Carthage, Dover, Lee, Rome, Troy townships and villages like Albany Glouster Trimbie Nelsonville. Local residents are noted with related social updates and minor community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Township
Sarah KE. Dailey
Mattie Culver
Athens
McKinstry & Parker
George KE. Knowlton
WW. B. Lawrence
Nelle White
Nellie White
Arlinn M. Freebuult
Christina Beaton
George A. Beaton
Hiner Steward
Levi Coen
Harney Poon
Fred Webb
Barney Poon
Thomas J. Terrold
Henry O Bkness
Alexander
Clinton Fr. Dixon
Llengy Pranklin
Ames
W. W. Donaldson
J. BK. Howard
Bern
Wells
Ohio State
Lathrope
Carthage
W. N. Winters
Corn Nash
Bowers
A. Kloyd Jones
KE. Il
Isenhart
H. HW. Isenhart
BE. Myers
Dover Township
M. R. Leonard
Mason A. Koward
S. A
Lee Township
Sarah Bo. Dailey
Mattle Culver
Albany
Sylvester Luckett
Castoria ad copy for infants and children
An old advertisement promotes Castoria as the familiar remedy for infants and children. It highlights that the product bears the signature likeness and has long been trusted by parents for gentle stomach and digestion support.
Not Particular. Luncheon remarks spark judging glare
An elderly spinster at a ladies luncheon criticizes a laudatory article about Mme. Calre as insufficiently discriminating. She insists only discriminating praise counts, while Mme. Cake dismisses the complaint, saying flatters are good enough. Washington S12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Calre
Mme. Cake
Washington
Household remedy in early ads features Dr Thomas’s Kelectric Oil
A fragment from an old paper promotes cures for diverse ailments as a universal household remedy. It touts cures for infants and adults alike, listing a mother’s sore throat, a grandmother’s lameness, and daily bumps, all backed by Dr Thomas’s Ke lectric Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Willie
Mama
Grandma
Thomas
Sloan
Sloan's
Price, Be., Inc
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
Mass
Hamley’s Run Oil Company Forms In Lancaster
The Hamley’s Run Oil Company was incorporated with 50000 capital stock. Incorporators include Samuel DuBois of Chillicothe W F O Gara Dr A T Barton T C C Stevenson and L B Huff of Lancaster. Headquarters will be in Lancaster with leases on 1800 acres along the Hocking Valley railroad south of Nelsonville. The sight adjoins Standard Oil holdings where five wells are pumping within half a mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamley’s Run Oil Gas Co
Samuel DuBois
Chillicothe
W. F. O'Gara
A. T. Barton
T. C C. Stevenson
L. B. Huff
Lancaster
Hocking Valley Railroad
Nelsonvile
Standard Old Company
Standard
Hinmley’s
Crowsenville Company
Lewer
Windsor Company
Morgan County
Kochenspargeer Company
Bremen Auditorium
J. T. Pyle
J. A. Donnelly
F. P. Childs
New Lexington
F. P. Kients
Glouster
J. M. Grege
Thurston
Crown
L. J. Huddle
Bremen
Edmund
Clark & Son
Perry County Gas, Ol & Fuel Co
A Dress for the Little Man No 770 Childs Russian Blouse
A dress pattern for a boy's Russian blouse in sizes 2 to 6 years. The year size uses 1% yards of 44 inch material. Shown in checked gingham and adaptable to pique linen or galeten. A belt of material or leather may be worn at the waist. Pattern mailed from The Messenger office for cents in silver or stamps.
Simple protective apron pattern for home use
A busy housewife or the aman with little duties at home can make a protective apron as pictured. The pattern fits three sizes and uses linen, gingham, holland or percale with generous pockets and wide sleeves. A medium size needs 44% yards of 16 inch material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cingham
Percale
Mendgenner Office
Traveler Quotes on Business in Fragmented Script
Fragmented lines show a traveler dialogue about business slowdown and tending to a fling. The readable text captures a casual exchange with phrases about stopping work to handle another matter. No clear names or places are present.
Cleric, critic, and curious price judge in Kansas City
A fragmented note references a Clivage professor and a man who studies menus, prices, and a talisman against female critics. The Kansas City Star tone hints at commentary on money concerns and vanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrnicet
Kansas City Star
President-Elect Taft Passes Through City With Grosvenor
President-elect and Mrs Taft traveled to Washington Monday night with General Grosvenor who met them here for a conference. Grosvenor plans several days in Washington as they prepare to address the Ways and Means Committee on wool. Taft reviews his inaugural address and will deliver it March 4. Crowds saw the party despite rain as they passed through the city en route to Washington where they will stay with Miss Hoardmay at Eighteenth and P Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Taft
Washington
H. Grosvenor
Mr. Taft
General Grosvenor
Wiys and Means
Corn Plaster Ad by Henderson Drug Co
An advertisement offers a Japanese corn plaster claimed to remove a corn and reduce discomfort. The Henderson Drug Co promotes the product with a simple line about its soothing effect and includes a local phone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
DEK Drug CO
Nyal e Family Remedies distributed by Henderson Drug Co
The text notes the Nyal e Family Remedies being distributed by Henderson Drug Co as reliable products with many items in the market. It mentions over fifty WNI Remedies and the distributor's role in making these preparations available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt & Right
Nyal’e
Henderson. der Drug CO
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May Leyden
Fairmont, W Ta
Mrs. O. L. Taylor
Jacksonville
Mrs. A. ©. Rossi
Zanesville
Milo Wilson
Gallipolis Epileptic Hospital
L. G. Worstell
Pomeroy
Lenore Baird
Mrs. Waldo Baird
George Carter
William Gibbs
Beatrice Finsterwald
Lida Ogier
Hamden
Laura Bailey
Harvey Tewksbury
Carpenter
Leona Lewis
Gardena Pavey
Leesburg
Bess Driggs
Frances Jordan
San Francisco
Cal
Mr. O. G. Jordan
West State Street
Omre Chester Cameron
Grace Wilkes
Shawnee
George Hamerick
R. A. Dalton
Margaret Cleveland
Mr. Clark Cleveland
Ton. C. HW
Grosvenor
Way and Means Committee
Mirs
John Winn
Dallas
Tex
Mr. Winn
The
State Hospital
George Whipple
Martha
L. A Patterson
Wellston
Lee Shaffer
Von
Mary
W. L. Hottel
Grover Graham
Mr. Hottel
Mr. Graham
Waldo Laughlin
C. H. Laughlin
Louise
Mary Wildes
John Yontz
Warren Yontz
M. KE. Church
Amanda Yontz
Kay
Erick
Douglas
Mansfield
City
Geneva Frost
Angell Avenue
Dayton
Park Place
Arthur Johnson
Plants
Howard Johnson
University
WW. Bush
Blanche Pertitt
Nelsonville
the Wolf
Ray Burchfield
J. W. Hushshower
Carl Pinsterwald
Cemetery Street
Pnemnonia
William Shilling
Grove City
James Six
J. Bower
J. C. Gillett
M. Murray
Greenfield
Jesse Finsterwald
Cinccinnati
George Juned
Claud HH. Thompson
Middleport
Ira Graham
J. A. Drake
CC. W. Youts
JL. Pickering
Glewster
Indaw
BW. Pickering
Abner Juniper
C. W. Juniper
George Moss
oOnoe Sayers
Athens County
Williams County
Alice Jordan
Tere
Bess
Charles Martin
Thomas Donaldson
Rock Springs
J. KE. Bush
Detroit, Mich
W.S. Bush
M. Copeland
Pittsburg
Smoky City
Ohio University
John Joyce
Varian
Clyde Cramner
Robert Jennings
Huscelle E. Pontfield
Little Son Prank
F. Bari de Weese
James D. Brown
Tolay
Cincinnati
T. J. Davis
Mexico
J. W. Brooks
Mrs. Brooks
Hight
Endid
Cardu
Cardus
I. C. Larsen
Olds, Ja
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lodi
Milworth Carrey
John H. Klingenberg
Rome
Iola M. Rowell
Theodore Rowell
Jesse Tabler
Same
A. SM. Worthing
New Baughead
Leonard Alger
KB. Norrich
Stewart
Barnes
Troy Township
JM. Jackson
Bk. L. Barrows
Coolville
David Dulavey
Jackoon
Same, & A. Co
Wiltsie
John A. Gibbs
Charles F. Gibbs
Landa G. Gibbs
Coasey and
Safreed
Nana M. Sa ‘Reed
Theresa J. Dinamore
Hilsmere
Creasey
Trimble
Theodore Furiges
Szekels
Myrtle. Snape
William J. Redpath
Maggie Krakoski
Nicolina M. Gingerald
A. C. Young
J. L. Hesse
Trimbie
A. W. Wolf
Kenneth J Wolf
Waterloo
Daniel Story
Orlena Jackson
EB. Pritchard
Hiram Frost
C. Martin
M. Gilham
H. Wiltsie
William M. Taylo
Susietta
Wallace Cox
Cox
G. Cox
Eunice Pateh
Sam Ford
John Stokoe
W. Grover
Marshfield
Robert Rankin
Maud Stanley
George Could
Grover Williams
Bert Williams
Treace
Murray City
Dall Murphy
Gladys Gibbs
Carbondale
Ethel Evener
Hamley's Run Oil Company
Messenger
Abesroive
Etree
Judge Taft
Taft
Natal
Nyal
Ohio
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