Residents of Amesville and vicinity visit friends and relatives
Seth Balderson of Amesville visited Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sutton on Monday. Mrs. Miranda Smith returned from Columbus after visiting her daughters Annie McKinstry and Bertha Smith who is in Grant hospital. George L. Hill stayed with friends in Amesville midweek. B. Wyatt of Athens visited Monday. Thomas Marquis of Lafarge, Wis., is staying with his sister Mrs. Isaac Sutton for a few days. Fred Laughlin and wife of Sugar Creek were guests of Pili and Lou Spalding and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wright. Nora Falls of Bishopville and Ella Morris visited Mrs. Emery Hoon Friday. Kelda Sutton visited her sister Bertha Clarke in Athens last week. Will Donaldson and Clayton Carpenter of Amesville spent weekend with Lou Poston. Pearl Grubb of near Frost visited Mr. and Mrs. Hoon Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Balderson
Amesville
J. L. Sutton
Miranda Smith
Columbus
Annie McKinstry
Bertha Smith
Grant Hospital
George L. Hill
B. Wyatt
Athens
Thomas Marquis
Lafarge
Wis
Isaac Sutton
Fred Laughlin
Sugar Creek
Pili
Lou Spalding
Charlies Wright
Nora Falls
Bishopville
Ella Morris
Emery Hoon
Kelda Sutton
Bertha Clarke
Will Donaldson
Clayton Carpenter
Amensville
Lou Poston
Pearl Grubb
Near Frost
Mrs. Hoon
Nyetown Social Roundup of Visits and Travel
Ed Burris in Corning with LR Fuller and family. Bliss Cooper of Sugar Creek in Nyetown. Mrs Evans of Boston visiting Dr. and Mrs. Sprague at Chauncey. Many relatives and neighbors listed visiting, returning home, or hosting across Chauncey, Wellston, Canaanville, Nelsonville, Glouster, and nearby towns. A public storytelling event noted for January 30 at the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Burris
Corning
LR. Fuller
Bliss Cooper
Sugar Creek
Nyetown
Mrs. Evans
Boston
Mass
WT. Sprague
Chauncey
Martha Wilson
Canaanville
Harmony Hill Social Notes from Belpre Area
Misa Dora Ray of Belpre visited cousin Milton Cornes. Mr and Mrs B B Cunningham and daughters Miss Fio and Mrs es Jones visited Mrs Dora Thorpe. Fred Yates of Fillmore was a business caller at the Coggeshall home. M A Stephens an optician of Par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Dora Ray
Belpre
Milton Cornes
Cunnningham
Fio
Es Jones
Dora Thorpe
Fred Yates
Fillmore
Coggeshall
M. A. Stephens
Par
Henderson Crider Drug Co Gum Types Ad
An old Henderson Crider Drug Co listing advertises Chewing gum varieties under the brand Many Kinds. Includes a phone line 1-2712 for orders or inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Crider Drug CO
Misses Hartley and Kanmeyer Visit City Guests
Misses Jennie and Ida Hartley of Logan and Mr. Harry Kanmeyer of Lancaster recently stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oliges on Myers Street. Mrs. Rilla Stalters of Columbus was guest of her son Ben in the city Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie and
Ida Hartley
Logan
Harry Kanmeyer
Lancaster
Frank Oliges
Myers Street
Rilla Stalters
Columbus
Ben
Burt Parks Returns From Pleasant Rushville Visit
Burt Parks came back Monday after a pleasant visit in Rushville, where he spent time with residents and enjoyed local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Parks
Rushville
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Thompson
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Thompson on Sunday. The announcement notes the new arrival and the family names involved.
Local families host Sunday visit at Lane residence
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frank and son Richard along with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Taylor of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Radcliffe and son Homer of Jackson spent Sunday with Mr. J. J. Lane and his daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Frank
Richard
Percy Taylor
Columbus
Henry Radcliffe
Homer
Jackson
J. J. Lane
Mrs C H Siason Returns From Visit With Dean in Delaware
Mrs. C. H. Siason came back Tuesday after a pleasant visit with her son Dean in Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Siason
Dean
Delaware
Mise Blanche Chapman Returns From Coluamus Visit
Mise Blanche Chapman returned Monday from a pleasant visit with friends in Coluamus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Blanche Chapman
Coluamus
Brakeman Frank Mallin Dies After Workplace Injury
Mr. Frank Mallin, a brakeman on the Straitaville branch, died at Nelsonville hospital Tuesday morning after a brake wheel detached, throwing him under a car. He had his left arm and leg severely injured and his leg was amputated below the knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mallin
Straitaville
Nelsonville Hospital
Mallin
Dog Fetches Table Farce Ends in Bet
A dog owner plays a mean trick by betting that the animal can fetch a billiard table. The dog tears a pocket from the table as the billiard hall manager bets on how long it will take to bring the table. The owner insists the dog will finish the job eventually.
Frost items and social notes from Horn area
The column reports a January birth a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Welch, mentions Warren Welch Jr and sons at a Athens Poultry Show, and notes visits and events around Horn including illnesses, birthdays, a arm injury, a funeral, and H. G. Frost Post officers installed by Hi Wickham in December with names and titles, plus Mrs. Lottie Pugsiey’s return to Karwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Townsend
B E. Dean
Joseph Barrows
D. McGill
Q. M. D. C. Richardson
Claude Conklin
H. Burden
Lewis Richardson
William Hatch
Lottie Pugsiey
Karwa
Accidental scald harms Lowery child at Spice Lick Ridge
In Spice Lick Ridge a small daughter of Thomas Lowery was severely burned last Thursday morning when a coffee boiler tipped over. Several brief social notes follow about local residents visiting, schooling, and illness including Mildred Lowery and Mrs Mary Lowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lowery
Har! McBride
Ligsie Cagg
Mildred Lowery
Bates School
Miss Delia Tewabury Guest of Sister in City
Miss Delia Tewabury of hear ar penter is the guest of her sister Mrs. J. L. Lewie at 76 West Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Tewabury
Hear ‘‘Arpenter
J. L. Lewie
Weat Union Street
Mrs Enslow and Mrs O Neal Return Home From Za leaki Visit
Mrs Hannah Enslow and Mrs Nan O Neal, guests of Mr and Mrs B F Peebles for several days, returned to their home in Zaleaki today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Enslow
Nan O'Neal
B. F. Peebles
Zaleaki
Albany Social Notes and Local Visitors
Albany captions list residents visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns and cities. Higtey left for Oklahoma. Bert Knowlton hosted by Ellsworth Knowlton. McPhersons with Bill Knowlton in Amesville. O L Howard visited Sumner Jolly. Will Cline visiting Alvin Cline. Frank Coe and Clara with Athens visit. Karl Dailey and family in Athens. John Gillogly's family. Georgia Frum returned from Morgantown. Lena Bowers back from home in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Higtey
Oklahoma
Bert Knowlton
Clarksburg
W. Va
Ellsworth Knowlton
Charles McPherson
Bill Knowlton
Amesville
O. L. Howard
Gallipolia
Sumner Jolley
Will Cline
Athens
Alvin Cline
Mia
Frank Coe
Clara
Karl Dailey
Wesley Gregory
Point Rock
Albany
John Gillogly
Russell Gillogly
Mt. Blanco
Georgia Frum
Morgantown
Lena Bowers
Herrick Visits Roosevelt at White House
Former Ohio Governor Myron T. Herrick called at the White House in Washington and spent a short time with the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick
Roosevelt
Washington
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
White House
Dr Humphreys Specifics Price List and Remedies
A vintage advertisement for Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co. listing numbered remedies and prices for fevers colds laryngitis dyspepsia and more. It advertises a small bottle of Pleasant Pellets and notes a medical book offer, with the New York address at Corner William and Ann Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavens
Rumphreys’ Homeq. Medicine CO
William and Ann Streets
New York
Daily Markets Pittsburg Cattle Hogs and Lambs Prices
Receipts of cattle were light with prime and extra at 5.90 to 6.10, common to fair 4.60 to 5.00, veal 6.00 to 50. Hogs receipts 25 carloads, prime and Yorkers 6.45 to 6.50, common and roughs 6.00 to 6.15, pigs 5.60 to 5.70. Sheep and lambs receipts very light, good to prime 5.10 to 5.25, fair to choice lambs 5.00 to 7.45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Millfield Social Evening At Sanders Home
The Milfelds hosted a Friday night gathering at Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Sanders residence. Guessing contests amused attendees until late, followed by an elegant luncheon and punch. Winners included Miss Anna McDaniel and Mrs. Dan Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milfeld
C. L. Sanders
Blanche Light
Irene Russell
Olive Brookins
Nelle Karich
Mabel
Edyth Matson
Anna McDaniel
Glenna Norris
Messrs. Howard
Guy Brookins
Ray Howard
Ernest
George Daft
Charles Hanlin
Adolph Karich
Harry McDaniel
Anthony Daft
William Mingus
Harvey Wade
James Dan Sanders
Cy James
Matthew Christman
Herbert Mingus
Dan Sanders
Local Social Notes From Northwestern Columbia Area
Community members and relatives from Albany Vinton county Carper ter and nearby towns visited kin and friends over the past weekend. Names include Carrie Bobo Netta Gregory Blanche Cecil Mary Cecil Bessie Rutherford Drue Townsend Solomon Frum Himer Searls Glen Farey J M Galaway Nye Carpenter Evan Rutherford Chie Arbaugh Will Cline Harry Triier Martin Kayser Gertrude Rodgers Belbh Kayser J A Rutherford and family attended Albany grange activities and a poultry show with various calls and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Bobo
Netta Gregory
Point Rock
Blanche
Mary Cecil
F. H. Rodgers
Vinton County
Bessie Rutherford
Drue B. Townsend
Solomon Frum
Albany
F. H. Throckmorton
Charles Cottrill
Himer Searls
Carpenter
Glen Farey
J. M. Galaway
Nye N. Carpenter
Athens
Amesville
Evan W. Rutherford
Carl
M. Conner
Hiram Harkins
Vale's Mill
W. D. Townsend
Gertrude Rodgers
Belbh Kayser
Mary Cline
J. A. Rutherford
Bessie
BE. C. Rutherford
Albany Grange
Pifty Cents Olive Oil Pottle Offered by Henderson-Crider Drug Co
A large 50c pottle of pure OLIVE OL is advertised for 50 cents with a guarantee of purity. Sold by Henderson-Crider Drug Co, contact number 1-2712.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Crider Drug CO
Amesville Dwellers Report Ills and Oddities
Amesville notes speak of Annie McDaniel improving after a nervous illness. Local concerns warn of explosive and burning objects. Dr Howard’s hair and mustache noted as shorter. Saddler Mr. Matthews nursing a burned arm. A. J. Norman and A. J. Keirns report snakes and katydids on the 23rd. Thomas McGee of county Iowa visits WR and kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Annie McDaniel
Warren McDaniel
Thomas McGee
County
Iowa
A suitable frock for school wear pattern No 8349
The article describes a one piece school frock with belt at the water and shoulder fullness reduced by deep plaits. It offers two sleeve styles in four sizes and uses 3 1/2 yards of 27 inch material for size 4. It notes fabrics like rue serge and plaid wool as alternatives.
Child's Apron and Simple Tucked Shirt Waist Patterns
Childs apron offered in sizes 3 5 7 and 9 years with lawn dimity and muslin options. Five year size needs 2 1⁄2 yards of 26 inch material. Also a simple tucked shirt waist in six sizes uses 3 1⁄4 yards of 27 inch material for the 36 inch bust.
Nyall Cherry Syrup Compound Cure for Coughs
Henderson Crider Drug Co promotes Nyall Cherry Syrup Compound as a remedy to stop most coughs and reduce lung heaviness with a few doses. The ad urges keeping 25 and See bottles at home for constant readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Crider Drug CO
Manufacture of Champagne Squeezes Grapes Six Times
Grapes are pressed six times in making champagne to yield wines of varying quality.
Mail order business at Third and Market Streets
Parkersburg based outlet selling jug and mail order goods from a Cumberland Maryland distillery. All mail orders filled the same day received. Location at corner Third and Market Streets. Harry D. Price, Manager.
Athens Markets Prices from Ohio Produce Co and Grocers
Report lists corrected daily wholesale prices for butter eggs chickens turkeys and live poultry. Includes new corn wheat and baled hay and straw prices with ranges for farm and retail markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Produce Company
OGF Bsck Fk
Springers
Paisiom
Bel
Swanson Furniture Co Dealers In New and Second Hand Furniture
Swanson Furniture Co operates at 70 N Court St offering new and used furniture upholstery repairs picture framing packing and home contact via phone 435.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Court St
Messenger Eye Emphasizes Telegram Link Phrase
A brief item notes a reference in the Messenger column to a phrase about a telegram link, with emphasis on the casual use of modern messaging terms in historic communication.
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Forbush Shoe
Poreeblog
Wiltshire
Phoenix
Vance Shoe Co
Wheeling, W. Va
Norval Shock
Washington D. H
Homer Love
P Sdsbel
Stiers
Glouster
Misa Martin
Wellston
Milton
Rand
Milo Stalder
Razor
Williams
Clarks Ing
Gladys Howard
Eddie Spears
Rivers
Phillips
Denver
Christian Cbhurch
Kernburg
Dutton
Addie Cornes
Edith Watson
George Dufur
Dessie
Eddie
Antioch
Tobias Watson
G. P. Russell
Floyd
Irma
C. R. Jones
James Smith
Jesse
W. A. Bingman
Lelia
8. H. Noland
Misa Susie Linscott
Mise Angeline Me
Namee, Mesers
Arthur and
Cecil Cornes
George Heuston
Harmony Hill
Earth
A. 8. Bethel
G. O'Bleness
Greathens National Bank
Capitol
W. N. Alderman
Presa
H. C. Henry
F. L. Alderman
Frost
Spice Lick Ridge
Humphreys
Daily Markets
Millfield
Northwestern Columbia
Messenger Modern Fashion
Panama
Holland
James Clark
Market Street
Parkersburg
Tle
Cumber
Harry D. Price
Mgr
THE
Swanson Furniture CO
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