Nelsonville Councilman Quiley Case Postponed for Settlement
George Quiley the Nelsonville councilman facing charges of obtaining money under false pretense from the Sunday Creek Company is in a postponed hearing set for Wednesday at nine. Negotiations may settle the affair without prosecution and the company may drop charges if Quiley repays about 3500 dollars drawn over two to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
George Quiley
Sunday Creek Company
Guiley
Columbus
Local Socials Share Visits and Valentine Spirit
Miss Mabel Learned hosts a Valentine themed gathering at her Nelsonville home with friends and family in attendance. Visitors include Miss Addie Higgins and Mrs. D W Jones among others. Rev Carroll led services at the M F church Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Learned
Mabel Mwison
Elmer Learned
Nelsonville
Addie Higgins
Athens
R. 8. Dent
D. W. Jones
H. Hi. Dulaney
Glowster
Rev. Carroll
M. Ff
Harvey Wade
Walter Border
Miss Mabel Learned
One Way on Back Pain Doans Kidney Pills Ad
Athens resident Mrs. Howard Kenney testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured her husband's kidney trouble after years of back pain from farm work. She recalls relief began after use and urges others with kidney discomfort to try the product. Poster Millburn Co. Buffalo NY distributes in the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Howard Kenney
Stimpson Avenue
Consi
Henderson
Doan
Local notices from Feb 11 primary and community events
The report lists Feb 11 primary judges FP A Dutton clerk and several democrats voting. It notes aging White ill at home and Daugherty trip to Athens. Obituary for Edith Nixon born 1882 died 1908 aged 25 years 2 months 16 days with funeral at Torch led by Rev F G.
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bGan
Robert Deugherty
E. K. Parker
A. Dutton
White
Robert Daugherty
Athens
K A. Dutton
Columbus
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Promises Quick Pain Relief
A fragment notes claims that Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil stops earache in two minutes and burns in five, with hoarseness relief in one hour and sore throat in twelve hours, presenting it as a monarch over pain.
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Thomas
Stop that Tickling Cough Dr Shoop Cough Cure Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Cough Cure claiming it stops tickling coughs safely for mothers to use with very young babies. It emphasizes herbal mountain shrub ingredients, non opium or chloroform, and urges demand by name. Henderson Crider Drug Co. sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Henderson- Crider Drug Co
Kimble property sold to satisfy bootlegging fines in Wellaton
Mayor Hedges arranged sale of Sol Kimble’s Wellaston property to satisfy a $200 bootlegging fine. The Jackson County sheriff was ordered to collect the amount, and the Wellaston real estate has been levied upon, securing the village on the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedges
Sol Kimble
Wellaton
Jackson County
Wellston
Kimble
Health Coffee touted as close coffee substitute by Dr Shoop
Health Coffee, claimed to be the best coffee substitute, is produced by Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin. It contains toasted cereals and malt and nuts with no real coffee. The doctor says it brews in a minute and fools experts. Sold solid by Henderson Crider Drug Co.
Local visitors and church notices amid 1908 Wellston brief
Fred Nixon of Wellston spent a few days here with Floyd Dunfee of Wooster visiting his parents this week. Mr. Buchanan of Logan stayed with his brother in law, Gilmore, last week. Mrs. O Connor and her son attended the funeral of Mrs. John Lavelle at Little Hocking. Baptist church set special meetings this week and Rev Kreager from Granville may visit next week. Edith Nixon aged 25 died Friday morning February 14 1908 after lifelong illness. Funeral services were held at the M E church Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev Perkins assisted by Rev Kreager.
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Fred Nixon
Wellston
Floyd Dunfee
Wooster
Mr. Buchanan
Logan
Gilmore
O'Connor
John Lavelle
Little Hocking
Baptist Church
Granville
G. EB. Kreager
Troy Church
Frost
Edith Nixon
Miss Nixon
Richard and
Matilda (Daugherty) Nixon
Foster
Mary Nixon
M. E. Church
Perkins
Kreager
Keeping Open House with Dr King New Life Pills
Advertises Dr Kings New Life Pills promising smooth stomach liver and bowels for a feel good effect. Mentions price 25 cents and Mc Kee's Drug Store as where to buy.
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Dr. King
McKee
Loeffler and Howard Tie The Knot At Bethel Home
Henry Loeffler and Della Howard were married at the bride's parents home by Rev. Lloyd Streuter. The couple plans a wedding trip and will reside in a newly furnished home in Bethel.
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Henry Loeffler
Della Howard
Lloyd Strueter
Bethel
Roscoe Ditty Pleads Guilty in Dual Thefts in Nelsonville
Roscoe Ditty faced mayoral hearings for stealing a wheel from Cecil Shaffer and a bicycle from Frank Raver. He pleaded guilty to both charges, receiving $25 fines and 30 days in Columbus work house for each offense. The work house term was consolidated with a total $50 fine and costs, to be served by working off the amount.
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Nelsonville
Roscoe Ditty
Columbus
Cecil Shaffer
Frank Raver
Raver
Ditty
Shaffer
Roscoe
Mrs Bennett Visits Sister in Mineral and Guests Miss White
Mrs. Mary J. Bennett visited her sister in Mineral from Thursday. Mrs. Grace Burns has as a guest her sister Miss White of Broadwell.
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Mary J. Bennett
Grace Burns
Miss White
Broadwell
Local Notes and Family News From Nearby Town
Mrs. Cora Wilson tended a sick sister and returned home Monday. Edith McBee and two children show improvement after illness. Frank Robinson visited his wife Etel Robinson staying with sister McRee. A son was born to Jesse and wife. Fern McGrew resumed teaching at Music Run after grip. Eorn Green mourns sister Flora Gray Amesville. William Rice’s child Witliam is seriously ill south of town. Rachelville travels to Marietta for the birth of a son to Gar and Hertha Hesson.
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Cora Wilson
Edith McBee
Frank Robinson
Etel Robinson
McRee
Jesse Baker
Fern McGrew
Eorn Green
Flora Gray
Amesville
Witliam
William Rice
Rachelville
Marietta
Gar Hesson
Hertha Dille
Card of Thanks for Loss of Husband and Father
Card of thanks from Mrs. A. D. Carleton and children expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death. Also an advertisement touts Preventics cold cure tablets, claiming early treatment prevents pneumonia and fever, with pricing and pharmacy details.
Actress Ruth Francis plans Houston theater circuit
A Houston theater project is proposed with New York actress Ruth Francis as front woman. She and local and distant financiers back a venue serving as summer and winter playhouse, with vaudeville in winter and stock companies in summer. Site details and final plans withheld pending agreement.
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Houston
Ruth Francis
New York
Miss Francis
Macatee Hotel
Chronicle
Plana
Texas
Louisiana
Western Vaudeville Association
Albany residents and travelers fare across week
A string of local visits and departures fills Albany news. A. B. Howard, a Columbus visitor, and Rev. H. M. Babin move between towns. Dr. A. F. Holmes travels to Grant Hospital with patients. Blanche Gillman travels from Columbus for a family death. others share Sundays with relatives and attend churches in Amesville Nelsonville and Cincinnati.
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Wesley Reeves
Kansas
Blanche Gillman
Columbus
Mary Chase
Lew Rossetter
Athens
Albany
Ben Knowlton
Mt. Carmel Hospital
A. F. Holmes
Grant Hospital
Marguerite Allen
Frank Bolen
Mr. Myers
Miss Francis Associated With Roach Family
Houston Chronicle notes Miss Nelle Roach formerly of the city is Miss Francis. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Roach of South Court Street.
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Francis
Houston (Tex
Nelle Roach
Mre
R. W. Roach
South Court Street
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Troy Township
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Herbert Detton
Coolville
Clara Scott
Belpre
William Swan
Annie Osborne
East Liverpool
George Smith
Calvin Russell
Edith Isabel
Matilda Nixon
Hdkh- Nixon
Rev. F. 6
Loeffler-Howard
New England
Anton Qi
A. D. Carleton
Grippe
The
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UNION
Miss Allen
Minear
Pearl Williams
Iowa
William Rickey
Wanda Shaffer
George Shaffer
Ada Rickey
Peter Vorkes
Hebbardsville
C. D. Mosure
William Mosure
E. W. McVay
Edna
Frank Barnes
Murray Dalton
Campbell's
A. B. White
A. B. Howard
B. C. Vorkes
Lydia Cline
Rev. Cellars
C. P
Ella McDonald
Glouster
Walter Bennett
James Tewksberry
Will Fletcher
Marguerite Fletcher
Ethel Mitchell
H. M. Babin
Zion Episcopal Church
Dresden
Ohio
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Dr. Shoop
Henderson Crider Drug CO
Wilkin-Redman Co
Steinway, Kranich & Bach
Stultz & Bauer
Ludwig, Stodart and
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