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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1900
Page
4
A scatter of political rhetoric and electoral arguments outlines the era’s battle lines. The piece cites tariff debates, farm values, and party platforms, contrasting Republican gains with Democratic vulnerabilities, while noting specific figures on cattle prices, bank liabilities, and broader economic claims.
Washington Letter from WashHindon dated July 2 notes the treasury surplus for the fiscal year ending Saturday exceeding $51 million, marking the first annual surplus since 1861. It argues this favorable result supports continuing Republican party governance, despite prior large expenditures.
Mrs A Wallace was in Nelsonville Monday. Dr and Mrs H Lee were Haydenville visitors Sunday. Miss Mary Carter visiting friends and relatives here. Kate Roiland of Columbus visiting relatives here. Marel Methaughlin and sister Essie were present Monday. E H McIntyre of Jobs was guest of her parents recently. Mrs W Sandwen and family returned home from Wells ton. Bryant
Marshield and Mrs Hamilton Dearee visited county seat Tuesday. Hiram Couley of Athens stayed with Mrs F D Linoviten in Ray last Thursday. Mr and Mrs David Lowry of Jacksonville visited Marshield friends Saturday and Sunday. Walter Cooper of Middleport visited cousins Mary and Armenia Cooper last week. Charles Burt exchanged a farm near here for Henry McVay’s residence. families to stay until September. Foresters from several places initiated thirty eight members at a union meeting at M I church Sunday evening. a program was presented. The marriage of Pred Merron and Nora Mitchell occurred Wednesday June 27 at the bride’s parents Starr home. happy life hoped.
Mary Wiingenberg visited Miss Celia Burke of Stewart recently. James Elliott of Guysville visited his daughter Mrs Mito Runnion. Miss Ailey Wiling of Coolville spent Sunday with Miss Eeta Burton. Aron Bail and family were guests of Canaanville friends Sunday. Mrs. Samuel King visited her daughter Mrs. Stacy Keller of Anthony. Emmerson Burton of Tupper's Plains visited relatives here. Mrs. R Swisher and two children stayed with Echo relatives Saturday and Sunday. Jerry Bean and son Herbert of Gie called on Mrs. Samuel King Tuesday. Grant Russell and wife with family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mason Russell of Stewart. Edson Nickoon, who went to Jacksonville to work in the mines, had both legs crushed and was badly injured. 5 Risers are famous er and bowel trounles, yer ripe. Cine's Pharmacy. DeWitt's Fuele W. 3B. Lawrence, Insurance
Abner Frost and others from Ath ilety Wan Wooley of Anthony attend term at Athens College. Wm Shortt and brother Julia trip to Athens. Whooping cough prevalent. Mrs Dora Coen visited father near Guysville. Grace Reader of Judson visited Ella Shatt Saturday. Rev L L Cherrington preached at Asbury Sunday. Mr and Sf ville were recently. Crawford family trips to county seat. Florence Lawrence and Olie Jones visited L K Cherrineton at Lottrids. Phebe Crawford of Canaan visiting mother and sister. Mrs Francis Weisenback and Mizzie Niggemeier of Anthony with Will Shott. dens visiting Meigs County timber plans. Barnhill moved boiler to Meigs County. Joseph Bishop visited Albany Saturday with Graft kin and Mrs Della Ater. Mr and Mrs Robert Waugh and daughters Mabel Mary and mother Mrs Hull took a trip to Guraville. H H Brown of Cook ing relatives at Hull s A. Garden hose notes praise hose quality and long life. sales ad for kadet Lovige.
Rome Center reports T B Smith has added another story to his new store building. Wm V Nicholson and wife of Piqua visited Thomas Green and family. Edmond Van Horn plans emigration after settling affairs. Mrs Lorinda Hayes, Mahlon Hayes mother, operated for cataract at Columbus and to return near Caryaville. News mentions W S Crippen of Cambridge Nebraska as leader in law and farming, son of J L Crippen and brother to Prof J C Crippen and Mrs Mahlon Hayes of Guysville.
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