County Jail Boarders Listed by Sheriff Webster
Sheriff Webster has a list of seven regular boarders to be held until the next grand jury. five will face the jury on February 5, while two serve jail terms. Untried prisoners include Robert Rainey charged with bastardy Miles Hanley with pointing firearms Thos Wakeley for breaking into a box car and Edward Tippie with John Bishop accused of horse stealing. John Owen serves 30 days for larceny and Daniel Kimval 90 days for bastardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Grand Jury
Wood
Robert Rainey
Miles Hanley
Thos. Wakeley
Edward Tippie
John Bishop
John Owen
Jamaican Lady Endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mrs Michael Hart wife of the superintendent of cart service at Kingston Jamaica says she has used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for years for coughs croup and whooping cough and finds it very beneficial She would not be without a bottle in her home Sold by W K McKee druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hart
Sperintendent
Cart Service
Kingston
Jamaica
West Indies’ Islands
W. K. McKee
Chamberlain
W. H. McKee
Died Suddenly at Tier Home
Mrs. Charles R. Cable, 55, died after a sudden apoplexy at her Morris avenue home Sunday evening. Doctors White and Henry were unable to help as she lapsed into a deep coma. She had felt a severe headache shortly before the stroke and maintained good health until moments before illness. All children were notified. daughter Julia arrived, and Will and Clarence were in Columbus expected today. Son Louis Cable of Denver and Harry of Texas were notified and will attend the funeral when west arrivals occur. She was daughter of the late J. W. Harris of Chillicothe and sister of the late Charles Harris, Bank of Athens cashier. She was quiet, reserved, and deeply devoted to home and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harris
Bank of Athens
Bishop bound over for grand jury on horse stealing charge
John Bishop faced Mayor Sharp in Nelsonville court after being bound over to the grand jury. With a $500 bond unaffordable, he was jailed awaiting grand jury action. Sheriff Webster will handle the prisoner after transfer from Nelsonville. Bishop claimed the horse and buggy were obtained in a lottery. He was arrested Monday after a hearing. Meanwhile a health ad touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as preventing pneumonia and aiding grip recovery, sold by W H McKee. Local residents Mr and Mrs C L Posten and Mrs T R Biddle spent time in Cleveland with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
Perry County
Warner
Sharp On
Rathbone Sisters Install New Officers at Local Lodge
The Rathbone Sisters lodge installed officers Friday night then served refreshments and carried out a social program. New officers include Fisie Finsterwald M FE C Gertrude Carter E 8 Rebecca Williams EK J Amanda McKee M of T Rose Smith P of T Kittie Church G of T. They plan a box supper next Friday. Three babies named William Willie and Bill were mentioned with a note of good luck for Rock Mountain Tea from Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathbone Sisters
Fisie Finster
Rebecca Wiliams
EK. J
Amanda McKee
Rose Smith
Kittie Church
William
Willie
Bill
Rock Mountain
Cline
Local Marriage Licenses Issued by Judge Lynch
The judge issued licenses for several couples in recent days. William Jesse Morrison 19 and Elizabeth J. Davis 16 of Modoc. P. C. Barrett Jr a farmer and Mrs Emma Wise of West Virginia. Perley C. Jarvis of Sistersville WV and Miss Laura Barrows a teacher of Athena. George Whitlatch a laborer and Miss Ida A Morris of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jesse Morrison
Elizabeth J. Davis
P. C. Barrett, Jr
Emma Wise
West Vir
Perley C. Jarvis
Sistersville
W. Va
Laura Barrows
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Promises Vitality
It invigorates strengthens and builds up and keeps you in condition physically mentally and morally. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is promoted for sale at 35 cents as tea or tablets through Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Cline
Social notes from Charleton and surrounding towns
Friday's Daily notes Miss Mildred Francis visiting Miss Mayme Davis at Charleton West Virginia returned home yesterday. Mr. Guy Walker of Nelsonville visited his mother Mrs G B Walker yesterday. Mrs Harvey Wilson and baby left for Ironton to visit her parents Mr and Mrs D C Thomas for a few days. W M Kurtz returned from a tour of the Northwest praising irrigation land in Montana as fruit and grain rich and a healthy region. Messenger want ads bring quick results.
New Cigar Factory Opens in Athens District
Mr. J. Lehrer brings a Chicago crafted cigar factory to Athens Court Street, offering the General Grosvenor five cent cigar Assembly Club hand made in Londres shape and a new Diploma Grande ten cent cigar. The entrepreneur seeks loyal local support and promises high quality tobaccos and alluring designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
J. Lehrer
Chicago
Manu
General Grosvenor
Havana
Connecticut
Letter from Athens County Reader Recounts Home Roots
A reader from Park Lake Michigan sends $1.25 for credit and recounts birthplace in Alexander Township, Sharp School, and early work with W. B. Smith, J. C. Brown, and dairy contracts. Mentions relatives visiting from New York Arizona and Columbus, plus memories of Athens neighbors and pioneers in the Messenger and Herald community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Alexander
Same
Athens Sees Steady Growth Despite Boom Claims
Athens experiences steady building growth in 1905 with over 1500000 invested in new structures. Contractors forecast more business structures this season on Court Street and nearby rail districts while suburban homes rise. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers advertised for liver health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Court Street
Squire Misses Date as Couple Weds in Probate Office
In a comic probate wedding scene Judge Lynch had issued the license and the squire misread the date. The bride jokes it is her third husband as the squire fumbles a calendar. Judge Lynch then completes a flawless marriage certificate at no charge and the couple leaves happy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Squire
Fin
Blue Room At City Hall Lets Mayor Day Hold Court
Mayor Day now sits enthroned in the Blue Room at City Hall. He says he is not afraid of the blues as a bystander notes the room’s makeover. Repairs are done with sky blue paper and dark blue burlap wainscoting, topped by oak molding. a platform in the corner will serve as a mayoral bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Day
City Hall
Cigar Brand Expansion Opens Local Trade Route
The text describes placing brands with leading local dealers and promoting the Assembly Club Five-Cent Cigar. It notes Mr. Lehrer aims to create a notable home industry, offering opportunities for young men to learn the trade and earn a good livelihood. Mail or phone orders to J. Lehrer in Athens Ohio are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehrer
J. Lehrer
Athens, Ohio
Bucklens Arnica Salve Endorsed by Springfield Woman
Mrs. Grant Shy of 1130 EB Reynolds St Springfield Illinois says Bucklens Arnica Salve cures cuts wounds burns sores and all skin eruptions. She calls it an absolute necessity of housekeeping. Guaranteed by druggist W H McKee at 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Shy
EB. Reynolds St
Springfield
W. H. McKee
Marshfield Visitors Highlight Weekend Socials
From Monday's Daily, Mr and Mrs Frank Swaim and daughter Mamie of Marshfield were the guests Sunday of the Misses Score. Mr and Mrs Guy Conine and daughter Olive visited W H Hyde and family at Trimble Saturday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Long hosted guests as the record shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Swaim
Mamie
Marshfield
Score
Guy Conine
Olive
W. H. Hyde and
Trimble
Herbert Long
Tonsiline urged as swift throat cure in wartime advice
A health note warns that temporary remedies fail to cure sore throat and stresses treating the throat root cause. It promotes TON S LINE as a fast, safe remedy and urges readers to buy a bottle before symptoms worsen. Look for the long necked figure on the 26 or 60 cent bottle from The Tonsiline Co in Canton, Ohio.
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Tonsiline Co, Ag
Local residents host visitors across Nelsonville Glouster Amesville and Ames
Mrs Wallace of Nelsonville and Mrs Will Hearst visit Glouster for a few days. Mrs N J Weethee of College Hill visits her daughter and sister. Richard Bariut and daughter Lillian of Nelsonville visit Edward Cooley. Margaret Burns and Catherine Walsh visit Miss Mayme Walsh. Henry Poston of Nelsonville visits his mother and sister. Nell Adair of Amesville visits George Whipple. Pearl Sanders sells Race street property to W B Lawrence and plans to move to New Pittsburg. Harry Selby and wife visit John D Selby in Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Sanders
Race Street
W. B. Lawrence
Tomor
Mrs Jennie Duncan Credits Bitters For Health Recovery
Haynesville resident Mrs Jennie Duncan, age 70, credits Bitters with curing twenty years of chronic dyspepsia and restoring strength. The ad touts Electric Bitters for stomach and liver diseases, blood disorders, and general debility, sold with a guarantee at W H McKee drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Duncan
Haynesville
W. H. McKee
Scarcity of Lumber Supply Prompts Ordering Slowdown
Mr. George H. Junod returned from Cleveland reporting a well attended Retail Lumber Dealers' Association meeting. Mill owners and manufacturers joined, with shippers refusing orders at any price as demand remains brisk and stocks deplete while Athens Lumber Company boasted strong seasonal stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Junod
Cleveland
Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Junod
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Davin C. Kismeé
Planbeld
Ayers
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Pear
Daniel Kimval
TIER
Chas. R. Cable
Charles R. Cable
Morris Avenue
Drs. White and
Henry
Cable
Dren
Julia
Mrs. Stanley
Albany, Ar
Rived
Will
Clarence
Louis R. Cable
Denver, Colo
Harry
Texas
Ing
J. W. Harris
Chillicothe
Nelsonville
Gtand
Action of the Grand Jury
Lice Warner
Sheriff Webster
A. D
Buchtel
The
Modoc
Ginia
Athena
George Whitlatch
Ida A. Morris
Mildred Francis
Mayme Davis
Charleston
Guy Walker
G. B
Walker
Harvey Wilson
Baby
D. C. Thomas
Ironton
W. M. Kurtz
Northwest
Montana
Prises
Sults
Made Productions
Athens County Smokers
Sumers Now Cit
Benedict Burr
Mariner
Frank R. Gross
Athens Gaslight and Electric Co
Ohio
Tinue
Bly Club
Assembly Club
Trio of Brands
Athens County
Michigan
Owen Earhart
New York City
John Earhart
Arizona
Raymond Earhart
Columbus
Tate
Arthur Wolfe
Beebe
Mr Wolfe
John A. Davis
Maplewood
N. J. Simons
Wellston
C. S. Newson
Today
Guy Scott
Pittsburg
W. E
Scott
Colum
W. B. Smith
J. C. Brown's
Central Insane
Highland
Osceola County
D. A. R. McKinstry
H. Grosvenor
Major Jewett
Wood Bros
H. Logan
BE. R. Lash
E. C. Berry
D H. Moore
Cornell
Perous
North Hill
DeWitt
Squire J. Doe
Stander
Thedford
Canton
Ohis
Will Hearst
Friends
Glouster
N. J Weethee
College Hill
S. C. H. Bryson
B H. Woodworth
Richard Bari
Lillian
Ward Cooley
Margaret Burns
Catherine Walsh of
Mayme Walsh
Henry Poston
Nell Adair
Amesville
George Whipple
New Pittsburg
Harry Selby
Middleport
John D Selby
Ulating
Athens Lumber Company
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