Local Notes From Out of Town News
H E Stout made a business trip to Flora Thursday. Henry Swartz attended the Matrax sale at Toppers Plains Thursday. L D Castle bought a fine horse at Jim Basom s sale near Stewart Wednesday. J M Stout moved his saw mill to Henry Finst erwald s farm. Mrs J L Kyle improved after illness. Rev Reed held services Sunday morning. Harry Bennett visited relatives at Pleasant Hill Saturday and Sunday. Members attend evangelist Rev Morris services at Strouds Run this week. Nellie Eddy visited aunt Mrs Hiram Bolin at Athens. William Hunter of Lowell visited old friends here last week. C P Mathews was a business visitor at Athens Saturday. Dr Henry of Athens came to see Barney Bennett who has been ill. Harry Howard of Amesville called on his brother Monday. Carl Mansfield of Athens was recent guest here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Stout
Flora
Henry Swartz
Matrax
Toppers Plains
L. D. Castle
Jim Basom
Stewart
J. M. Stout
Huffman Hollow
Henry Finsterwald
J. L. Kyle
Reed
This Place
Harry Bennett
Pleasant Hill
Rev. Morris
Strouds Run
Nellie Eddy
Hiram Bolin
Athens
William Hunter
Lowell
C. P. Mathews
Dr. Henry
Barney Bennett
Harry Howard
Amesville
Carl Mansfield
Daughters Born and Community Notes From Federal
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Purney Kearns Wednesday January 20. Mrs Hermon Ahle of Calvary visited Amesville with her parents Theodora and others. Zack Carpenter improves after rheumatism. Rev Manning begins revival at Mt Zion church Rev Jenkins holds protracted meeting on Linscott Run. Albert Kennedy trip to Paris. Several cases of French measles reported. Oil well on Fritz Phillips farm yields three barrels per day. Miss Kathryn Bradley visiting New Concord. Miss Arlie Sutton visiting Athens. Pearl Wright and George Starlin of Sugar Creek guests here. Blanche Phillips resumes school at Music Run. Mrs Sarah Hill and Mrs Ella Chambers ill. Postponed social at L E Poston due to M E church meeting. Death of Mrs John Spaulding age 79. funeral at Presbyterian with Rev Christine. interment New England cemetery. Nature’s own dissolvent California Prune Wafers claim constipation relief. 100 for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purney Kearns
Hermon Ahle
Calvary
Theodora Fieming
Amesville
Zack Carpenter
Rev
Manning
Middleport
Mt. Zion
Jenkins
Kay
Jackson County
Linscott Run
Albert Kennedy
Paris
Beasley
Nettie Owen
Mosars
Clyde Gibson
Ralph Beasley
Ned Cella
Asa Wells
Kathryn Bradley
New Concord
C. J. White
Fritz Phillips
Arlie Sutton
Athens
Bertha Clarke
Pearl Wright
George Starlin
Sugar Creek
Blanche Phillips
Sarah Hill
Ella Chambers
Clifton
L. E. Poston’s
M.E
John Spaulding
Presbyterian Church
Christine
New England
Obituary notes and social items from Chauncey and Millfield
Local column lists deaths including P. M. Butt and Mrs. H. H. Wolf with funeral plans at Haydenville and Sunnyside gatherings. Several residents are noted as ill or visiting, such as Mrs. John Warren and Miss Bessie Carpenter, with a protracted meeting at the M E church and trips to Columbus, Athens, and Glouster.
Fox chasing Dominates Local Life in Lodi Area Meeting Recap
The Graham Chapel meeting led by Rev. Massey ended last week with strong attendance. Residents report widespread illnesses, while fox hunting remains a major winter pastime with about 25 hounds and vivid tales of Reeder’s dogs outrunning rivals. Douglas plans to gain stake in Shade Telephone company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi
Reeder
Lincoln Trion
Douglas
Jerseyville Telephone Company
Shade Telephone Company
Local Notes from Jasper Fill Farm Area
Miss Kate Klingenberg returns home after a month at Yaldweill and Fulda. Elza Chalfant and Henna Firebaugh of Jacksonville visit T. N. Chalfant and wife. Add to list: Frank Klingenberg travels to Nelsonville on business. Addison Ryther of Columbus stays with grandmother Mrs. Jonh Ryther. Mrs. T. N. Chalfant suffers neuralgia. KK. J. Wilson ill and not improving. Elsworth Burley visits Samuel Hartley. Rev. Bidwell conducts Christian church appointments. Sick list includes Zell Evans Mary Ator Margie Baker Fred Jocke Blazer. Rev. Evans to preach at Jerseyville M. E. church next Sunday. Miss Anna Wilson teaching Moretown visits mother Mrs. Martha Wilson. Mrs. H. T. Mulligan suffers partial throat paralysis, slowly improving. Measles spread rapidly locally. Miss Blanche Sloan of Pratts Fork visits Miss Vella Branch of Jerseyville. George Boring recovering from stroke. Dina Boring and Bush Anderson of Michigan at bedside. Dr. H. T. Phillips trips to Canaan township. Grandma Stewart, oldest county resident, slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Chalfant
Henna Firebaugh
Jacksonville
T. N. Chalfant
Frank Klingenberg
Nelsonville
Addison Ryther
Columbus
Jonh Ryther
KK. J. Wilson
Elsworth Burley
Samuel Hartley
Rev. Bidwell
The
Christian Church
Zell Evans
Little Mary Ator
Margie Baker
Fred and
Jocke Blazer
Rev. Evans
M. E
Jerseyville
Anna Wilson
Moretown
Martha Wilson
H.T. Mulligan
Blanche Sloan
Pratts Fork
Vella Branch
George Boring
Dina Boring
Bush Anderson
Michigan
H. T. Phillips
Canaan Township
Lottridge Notes And Family Movements In Area
Reverend Crabbe filled his regular appointment at Lawrence Chapel on Sunday afternoon. George Coleman and family moved to Alex Wilson's farm in Fairfield County. J W Kincade traveled to Athens for a business trip last week. Mrs Mabel Schuler of Dutch Ridge visited her parents Mr and Mrs J L Kyle. Frank Walker of Jackson West Virginia visits his mother Mrs Lucy Walker and sister Mrs Martha Stout. J C Flowers of Athens called on his parents Mr and Mrs B F Flowers last week. Henry Warren and wife of Reedville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Crabbe
Lawrence Chapel
Sanday
Geo. Coleman
Fairfield County
Alex Wilson
J. W. Kincade
Athens
Mabel Schuler
Dutch Ridge
J. L. Kyle
Frank Walker
Jackson
W. Va
Lucy Walker
Martha Stout
J. C. Flowers
B. F. Flowers
Henry Warren
Reedville
Shade. Local notes and illnesses and travels
George Boring is seriously ill with spinal meningitis prompting family from Michigan to attend home. Rev. J T Bridwell preached at the Christian church. A C Evans son suffers measles. Russell Canterberry of Columbus mourns his mother Fanny Baker. People attend Pratts Fork meeting. Roberts and Junod relocate their saw mill to O E Read farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Boring
Charles Anderson
Mina Boring
Michigan
J. T. Bridwell
Christian Church
A. C. Evans
Townsends and Johnsons at Frost meeting report
IRELAND. J M Townsend and C L Johnson attended the G A R Post meeting at Frost on Saturday. A L Bingman moved his family to Coolville. Miss Fiona Johnson of Coolville spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs L Johnson. S P Dodd and son Clarence returned from Pennsylvania last week. Miss Annie Dodd visited her brother at Sand Hill. J B Daugherty shipped a car of straw to Parkersburg. R F Daugherty of Youba W A Ringman of Cincinnati Hill Frank Taylor and Frank Tidd of Coolville promoted a Citizens Telephone line prospect. Willie Bingman visited relatives near Little Hocking. J E Flaherty died Monday evening at his parents home. Interment at Little Hocking cemetery. Mr and Mrs G W Flinn visited Paraersburg one day. Mr and Mrs C G Dodd visited the latter's parents on Sandhill over Sun. Mrs Elizabeth Townsend called on Mrs Chambers Saturday. Born to Mr and Mrs Sam Blackwell a daughter January 19. P Chambers was in Parkersburg on business. A L Bingman of Coolville called on relatives. Sherman Self and Bill Nye of Chauncey visited Friday to purchase ties. S Self lost a valuable horse last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nye
Chauncey
P. M. Butt
Connetts
Fred Powell
Emma Somerville
Wheeling
W. Va
Lizzie Davis
Kimberly
Joe Pickett
Columbus
Samuel Henderson
Marysville
George Shoemaker
B. Coleman
John Warren
Sunnyside
Katie
Anna Minck
Rose
Anna Price
Maud
Alice Juniper
Flo Linatov
Pearl Reynolds
Mae Cotton
Eva Pugh
Bessie Carpenter
Gleuster
Myrel Crooks
Webster Poston
Frank Price
Trimble
Dr. Learned
Athens
Graham
Jesse Lively
Byer
M. KE
M. J. Wade
Leroy Woodworth
Dent
J. R. Wade
J. A. Earich
McCuneville
J. M. Townsend
C L. Johnson
G. A. R. Post
Frost
A.L. Bingman
Coolville
Fiona Johnson
L. Johnson
S. P. Dodd
Clarence
Pennsylvania
Annie Dodd
Sand Hill
J. B. Daugherty
Parkersburg
R. F. Daugherty
Youba
W. A. Ringman
Cincinnati Hill
Frank Taylor
Frank Tidd
Citizens Telephone Company
Willie Bingman
Little Hocking
J. E. Flaherty
G. W. Flinn
Paraersburg
C. G. Dodd
Mrs. Carlton
Sandhill
Elizabeth Townsend
Chambers
Sam Black
P. Chambers
A. L. Bingman
Sherman Self
Bill Nye
S. Self
Angel Ridge Community Notes and Local Happenings
Church closed Wednesday evening. Fox hunting drew many outdoors last week. Measles illness reported in the vicinity. Visits among Sprague, Love, Hawk, and other locals noted. L. W. Roberts of Athens on business. John Kelley from Shide called on friends. Mrs. Mulligan recovering from serious illness. Lumber hauling to Athens active. Miss Mattie Douglas visited her brother and returned to work in Athens. Lucy Evans teaching here visited her parents near Shade. Judson debates form a new society. topic on Lodi township's historical influence favored by judges. A mild remedy for constipation and digestion advertised: California Plane Wafers, 10 for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrta
Lena Sprague
May Love
Canaan
Lewis Hawk
L. W. Roberts
Athens
Ellis Brown
Johm Kelley
Shide
H. T. Mulligan
Mattie Douglas
George
Lucy Evans
Shade
Bartlett School Visitor and Local Transfers Noted
A. W. Shinn of the Bartlett schools visited Amesville Saturday and Sunday. H. Dille sold his property to Mrs. Sarah Johnoon for 475. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cecil stayed with relatives at Dunbar. The L. G. O. club met at Miss Gladys Wheeler's home with games and refreshments. attendees included Flo Wilson Irene Gibson Martha Cellars Jessie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Shinn
Bartlett Schools
H. Dille
Sarah Johnoon
J. W. Cecil
Dunbar
Gladys Wheeler
Flo Wilson
Irene Gibson
Martha Cellars
Jessie
Local Social News and Library Gift Highlights
Miss Iva Albaugh spent Thursday with Miss Emma Sagaler. Supt. Dumaree visited near Mineral Friday and Saturday. Mrs. George Beckle well. Many locals install telephones. Will Williams received a birthday surprise with a rocker from Mr. Damaree and pupils. C. McLean of Athens donated Ohio histories from the Ohio Historical and Archaeological Society to the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Albaugh
Emma Sagaler
Dumaree
Mineral
George Beckle
Will Williams
Damaree
Ohio
C. McLean
Athens
Ohno Historical and Archaelogical Society
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Consumption in Bargerton
The Bobbitt family of Bargerton Tennessee recounts a dying mother saved by Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. After failing with physicians and remedies, the first bottle gave relief and continued use cured her. Guaranteed bottles 50 cents and 1.00. Trial bottles free at W H McKee’s drug store.
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Melgonville
Millfield
Robert Love
L. D. Hanlin
Carrie Means
Glouster
Eva James
Solomon Border
Levi Sprague
Mabel Woodworth
Erwin Sanders
Norval James
Judleon
Graham Chapel
Massey
Hiram Stewart
Alden Buck
A. P. Reeder
Reynard
Jasper
Kate Klingenberg
Yaldweill and
Fulda
Pike Valley
Grandma Stewart
Lottridge
Russell Canterberry
Fanny Baker
Ireland
Angel Ridge
Judson
Messenger and Herald
N. Y. Tribune Farmer
Agricultural Weekly
New York
Tribune Farmer
Athens County
Luhrig
Messenger and
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the Tribune
the Messenger and Herald
New York Tribune Farmer
Pope Spee
ST. Louis
Elforyt
Pullea Brewing Roum S
Partor
Rocking Valley Railway
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Detroits
All Points In
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Chicago
St. Paul Omaha
Kansas City
Denver
Hocking Valley
W. J. Fisher
Gen. Pass
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