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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1906
Page
11
The Bricker boys were found guilty in a second trial and received a sentence of not less than one year in the State Reformatory. Judge Wood told them the actual time would depend on behavior and reform tendency. The sealed verdict was opened at Mr. Stalder's home due to his illness.
Robert Ryan visits relatives for a week then leaves Thursday. Hood West departs for Nelsonville to visit Dr. and Mrs. I P Primrose. Prof H R McVey and Mrs McVey of Sidney leave for Somerset to visit Mrs McVey's parents. Various guests and travelers depart for Columbus Cleveland Kentucky Middleport and New York City.
A Cleveland clipping cited by Sugar Creek managers attributes construction delays at the steel tipple to a long strike by iron workers. E M Sprague of American Bridge company stated, We are through with union labor for all time and will finish structural work with non union labor.
An examination for stationary engineers and firemen licenses was held at Hotel Berry with six applicants. W P White presided as District State Examiner, and William A Place of this city passed with high honors, though still pursuing engineering studies with Prof A A Atkinson. Place plans future schooling while unclear on his next steps.
Miss Louise Higgins hosted a five o'clock dinner for the T. J. J. club on Mulberry street Thursday evening. The green and red table decor featured a central Christmas bell with chandelier-to-table smile bands. Guests included Helen Crippen, Aldine Roach, Oscie Christman, Clara Williams, Clara Hearn, Clara Junod, and Mayme Lash. Nell McLean departed Thursday for Newark to visit her brother Will and his wife.
Dr Hoyt Lareh returned from Chicago where he underwent three operations for appendicitis to reach the troubled area. He is confined to his room but expects to be around within a week. Mr and Mrs E W Dowler of Nelsonville are guests of Mr and Mrs P Mourne. Mr Stone president of the Washington County Building and Loan Company of Marietta was here on business Thursday.
An advertorial claim asserts that thick complexions and pimples come from mucous membrane inflammation called catarrh. It promotes Rexall Mucu-Tone as a permanent cure, citing Mme Swift as an authority and promising restored vitality, strength, and facial glow for tired women.
Berry Lodge No. 64 K of P held its annual election at Gleason's hall on Wednesday evening selecting A J Davidson as C C Frank Strickland as V C Charles Daniels as P William Price as M A J E Coursey as M F Charlie W Brown as K R B Walter Daniels as M A James Brant as O G Tony Petiford as J G Trustees James Johnston C Adams instructor Col Meyers The lodge reports 24 members and its third year of operation.
A. Sprague of Normal Illinois describes two years of severe kidney and back pain then relief after using three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills. He could sleep, ride, and travel again and recommends the remedy. A free trial offer is available by writing Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. $0.50 per box from dealers nationwide.
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