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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1906
Page
9
Local list of social visits and moves includes K Burson of Shade, Thomas Ivers now foreman with Consolidated Anthracite Coal Co. in Spadra Ark, and multiple visits by families and professionals to Athens, Logan, Nelsonville, New Lexington, and surrounding towns.
Bright health promises accompany a clean smiling face and bright eyes as Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised for 35 cents at Cline's Pharmacy.
Mrs. Winifred Moore from Columbus reports her daughter Miss Letha Moore underwent an appendectomy for a enlarged inflamed appendix. The surgeon said the operation was timely and it may restore her daughter to good health, with recovery expected in a few weeks.
A telegram announced the death of Andrew Johnson of Muncie Indiana. A L Johnson received the notice Saturday morning and left that evening to attend the funeral.
Mrs James Ballard marked her 79th birthday with a quiet family gathering at her East Union street residence. Her daughters Mrs A J Kesinger of Lancaster and Mrs T B White of Logan joined the celebration, noting her good health and long active life despite nearing four score.
Two visitors from out of town recalled a muddy road ordeal near their homeland of Lodi. After getting stranded in a washed out stretch, a farmer, his dog, and a rescuer aided the pair. They thanked the farmer and pledged to promote better highways.
The vendor touts new greys for suits and skirts as the lead item while forcing emphasis on extensive color offerings. Dress goods show a strong performance with extra values including 36 inch all wool Crash and Novel ties in new colors at 50 cents a yard. 50 inch fancy all wool goods, originally priced at 1.25, are offered at 80 cents per yard.
A Washington City tailor estimates Miss Alice Roosevelt’s wedding outfit for her marriage to Congressman Nick Longworth. The trosseau includes 27 hats 10 pairs of shoes 15 gowns and other items totaling 11400 with detailed costs for gowns hats dresses wraps lingerie and accessories.
Ex-Sheriff James Scott of Scott County testifies after using eight boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. The ad claims the medicine cures Bright's disease, diabetes, rheumatism and bladder troubles, and emphasizes effectiveness in early kidney disease prevention.
J W H McKee promotes Vinol cod liver preparation as a trusted remedy without oil. He cites its ingredients on the label and claims it strengthens the aged, weak women and children, improves pulmonary issues, and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
Glouster February 19 Rothwell Club met at Mrs William James High street. Papers by Mrs B W Pickering on The Life and Industries of the Peasants and by Mrs J L Hesse on Belfast the Linen City. New members admitted. Miss Mae Biddison and Mr and Mrs John Henshaw attended the Columbus wedding of P M Biddison and Cora Biddison last Sunday. The couple wed at three o clock Sunday afternoon.
A guaranteed cure claim for itching bleeding protruding piles with PAZO OINTMENT. Druggists may refund the purchase price if it fails to cure in 6 to 14 days. Cost is 60 cents.
Amenville is visited by G A Runner from Columbus as an Ohio Department of Agriculture appointee to inspect large peach orchards in Ames township for suspected peach yellows. If confirmed, infected trees may be destroyed to prevent spread, possibly wiping out entire orchards. inspector will also survey near Athens.
Court notice in the Court of Common Pleas Athens Ohio Charles Davis plaintiff vs Porter Brooks et al defendants. Davis seeks partition of two tracts totaling about 68.25 acres in Rome township with reference to the 1900 auditor’s plat. Answer required by April 15 1906.
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