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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1907

Page

8

Out of Town News Hockingport Fourth Social and Local Visits

The July Fourth lawn social at E A Dutton’s home in Hockingport drew a large attendance and financial success. The column lists numerous local visitors and guests from Marietta Ravenswood Parkersburg Wellston and New York, plus several family reunions and church notes. Quarterly meeting announced for July 14 with Elder Dick and notes on weather damage and a harvesting company agent's visits.

E. A. Dutton

Youba Community Share 4th of July Visits

Amanda Forester hosted relatives on July 4 including Susan Noble of Portland Ohio and Fred Nixon of Wellston. Others visiting or staying with local families include Cyrus Jones and Clarence Jones Torch, and Mary Marlow with her son Bryan Parkersburg. Wheat harvest active as locals report good crops. Byron Parker Coolville visits N J Griffin. Ora Dunfee goes to Stewart for work.

Horace Palmer Athens Walter Dutton A. Wells Clara Wells Parkersburg Tom Munchmeyer Lewis Wells Scott W. Va Charles Wells Helen Oakes New York Jessie Wells Mark Dunfee St. Joseph Smith Dunfee Susie Dutton Gunnell Vassar Mich Nelson Dutton Little Hocking Lottie Dutton Ora Dunfee Stewart Mary A. Marlow Bryan Fred Nixon Wellston A. Forrester Clarence Jones Torch Cyrus Jones Amanda Forester Susan Noble Portland Ohio Charles Scott Belpre Richard Nixon Coolville R. D West Adisa M. Elliott Ethyl Bertha Dunfee E. A. Dutton Hockingport Mary J. Nixon Byron Parker N. J. Griffin

Local News from Trimble and Nearby

Mr Charles Lamar of Columbus visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Nail. Ernest Krinker and wife visit relatives in Columbus. Charles Dew and wife visit their parents then return to Crooksville. Bernice Danford ill with typhoid fever. Edith Matson of Millfield visits. R R Johnson of Athens spends Sunday with wife and parents. Mrs Lillie Palmer dies Friday July 5. funeral at Trimble Christian church July 7. burial at Russell Cemetery. she leaves husband and three children.

Charles Lamar Columbus Charles Nail Ernest Krinker Charles Dew Corning Klint King B. W. King Crooksville Bernice Danford Edith Matson Millfield R. R. Johnson Athens W. B. Johnson Lillie Palmer Charles Palmer Hollister

Parrish lands Coolville M E church contract

H H Parrish of Tupper's Plains won the contract for the new M E church to be finished by September 1. A series of visits and social items follow, noting guests and locals in Coolville and nearby towns. Bennie Buck named pitcher for Coolville Junior baseball, and several residents made trips to Parkersburg, Athens, and Torch.

H. H. Parrish Tupper’s Plains M. E Berry Pennsylvania

Local Social Notes From Around The County

Frost of Champaign guests relatives here. Walter MelLilveen of Rochester Pa visits. Stella Ladd of Athens visits mother. Vivian Jewell of Coolville visits Olive Brandeberry. Mrs Rowell remains seriously ill. Van Brandeberry and Carl attend Broadwell Fourth picnic. Rev Keller preaches at Centennial church. Nettie Beebe Chauncey visits relatives. Leonard Petty Glouster visits relatives. Nearby youths hay ride to Guysville Fourth picnic. Despite bad roads all enjoyed the day and dinner was ample. trip considered a success.

Orval Frost Champaign County Walter MelLilveen Rochester Stella Ladd Athens Vivian Jewell Coolville Olive Brandeberry Theodore Rowell van Brandeberry Brother Carl Broadwell Keller Nettie Beebe Chauncey Guysville

Pike Valley News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings

Mulligan and Shaffer moved a fine herd to Nelsonville last Friday. Wheat harvest is nearly complete across the community. Rev. Dawson preached at the Christian church Saturday and Sunday. Charles Abbott visited from Columbus on the Fourth and stayed with local friends. Mrs. A C Burson shows improvement after illness. Miss Nora Kelley spent a day with Alma and Ethel Anthony of Angell Ridge. Attendees from Athens gathered for the event.

Edward Coe Alma Albany Rev. Wood Holliday Rev. Dawson The Christian Church Charles Abbott Columbus A. C. Burson Nora Kelley Ethel Anthony Angell Ridge Athens

Local visitors and social notes from South Canaan area

Miss Nellie Schurtz and Miss Iva Conner of Vinton county visited Mr and Mrs George Rodehaver and family last week. Prof C L Martzolff of Ohio University spoke at South Canaan on Saturday. Several locals attended the Guysville Fourth celebration. Farmers are busy harvesting wheat.

Nellie Schurtz Iva Conner Vinton County George Rodehaver Gladys Hill Athens South Canaan Guysville Fred Dorr Minnie Rodehaver Gladys Wyatt C. L. Martzolff Ohio University Martin Kincade Myrrtle Calvert Luella Mansfield Roea Calvert Ora Kincade C. O. Stalder

Fourth of July Visits and Local Events Noted

New Lexington visitors Robert Hanson and family came for Independence Day. Lawney Vernon and wife and E. O. Dillie and wife from Bartlett visited D. D. Christy. Horses were lost and drowned on July Fourth. Walter Totman and wife visited Dunbar relatives. G A R Post and O W plan a camp fire August 14–16. Gard Johnson of Marietta was here for the Fourth. Brill & Ogg Coal mine near readiness to resume operations.

Robert Hanson New Lexington Lawney Vernon E. O. Dillie Bartlett D. D. Christy W. J. Young B. A. Connett Walter Totman Dunbar G. A

Parkersburg Visitor and Local Town Council Action

Edward Maxon of Parkersburg visits his mother this week while Miss Anna Hilderbrand visits Miss Cora Higley. Last Monday the town council passed an ordinance banning bicycle and small wagon riding on sidewalks and prohibiting explosives on the Fourth. Mr Otis Chivalier and wife visited Columbus, and Mr Clyde White recently completed a tennis court on the school grounds with several interesting features.

Edward Maxon Parkersburg Anna Hilderbrand Cora Higley Otis Chivalier Columbus Clyde White

Doan's Kidney Pills Help Athens Resident

Athens resident Mary B Beasley endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for her father's kidney and back pain caused by heavy labor. She cites relief after two boxes bought at Henderson's drug store and credits the remedy with restoring his health. Doan's Kidney Pills are advertised by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.

Athens Dean Mary B. Beasley South Congress Street Ohio Doan Henderson's Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Hy o me i remedy promises cure for catarrh

An advertisement touts Hy o me i as a natural oil and balsam based remedy for catarrh with offensive breath throat pain breathing difficulty and nasal discharge. It claims the inhaled medication reaches all respiratory areas and kills germs. The full outfit costs $1.00 with a money back guarantee from Henderson Crider.

Hy-o-mei Henderson-Crider

Visitor Notes From California Family Visit

Mrs. George Peters and her son Charles of California are visiting relatives here this summer.

George Peters Charles California

Small Child Attacked by Vicious Dog

George Sweeney three years old of Dean Avenue was bitten near his home at 12 30 by a vicious dog owned by James Louth of West Union Street. The bite tore the upper lip, cut the lip, and scratched the eye and cheek. The dog was driven off. the child was treated by Dr. J L Henry and slept in his mother’s arms. The dog is not mad but is described as very vicious and has bitten several children recently.

George Sweeney Mike Sweeney Dean Avenue James Louth West Union Street J. L. Henry

Shower for June Bride Dana Connett Honored at West Union

Mrs Dana Connett a June bride received a miscellaneous shower and porch party hosted by Miss Ruby Gillette and Mrs Mary and Mrs Bessie Connett on West Union street. Guests from Logan and Columbus attended as well as local family, with sweet peas and mig nonettes decorating the Gillette home. Helen Foster Morgan recited, musical selections were offered, and a mock wedding ended the evening followed by light refreshments.

Dana Conett Ruby Gillette Mary Bessie Connett West Union Street Dana Connett Jennie Silvas Gillette Helen Foster Morgan Miss Bayer Logan Miss Applegate Columbus

Death of infant Lucile Rowan in 1907

Mr and Mrs Rowan mourn the death of their child Lucile born April 11 1907. The funeral will be at Haga Chapel near Big Run with interment there. The infant died at Sugar Creek and will be sent to Athens then Stewart by train to Haga Chapel for burial.

Rowan Burnice Lucile Haga Chapel Big Run Sugar Creek Athens Stewart

Death of two year old Knox from brain fever

Herold Wesley Knox son of Jennie and J W Knox died of brain fever at the Mill street home after a ten day illness. The funeral is set for two o clock Wednesday at Clark's Chapel.

Herold Wesley Knox Jennie J. W. Knox Mill Street Clark’s Chapel

Mail weighing program starts July first across offices and railways

Postmasters and railway clerks instructed by the Washington Postoffice Department to weigh all United States mail. Weighing begins July first on the most elaborate scale, with ten classifications and daily monthly and quarterly reports planned for six months through January first. Officials say the move aims to determine mail weight and monitor railroad service versus contracts.

Postoffice Department Washington United States Uncle Sam

Dowler Family Returns from Hebbardsville Visit

Mr and Mrs A D Dowler and children Norma and Arthur visited relatives in Hebbardsville ten days ago and returned to Baltimore Md yesterday Mr Dowler a former Athens County boy is superintendent of the American Car Wheel Works in Baltimore His plant burned March 29 and was rebuilt with iron and electrical floor cranes He is directing cranes en route to Milwaukee Wis for further business.

Hebbardsville A. D. Dowler Norma Arthur Baltimore D. D. Dowler Dowler Athens County American Car Wheel Works Milwaukee Wis

Entertained Sunday Greek guests at office party

Mr and Mrs W C Hoodlet hosted a Sunday Creek office force gathering Saturday evening with music and cards. Violin solos by Francis Payne and selections by Mr and Mrs Edward Lynch highlighted the program followed by a luncheon. Out of town guests included Supt and Mrs George Gulley Supt and Mrs Charles Monks Supt and Mrs Frank Murphey Mrs Edward Fluke of Nelsonville Fred and Nellie Hoocier of Marshfield Francis Payne of Corning and Arthur Walsh of Jerseyville. Other guests were John Fox John Corcoran Supt D H Williams J Anthony Roan Mr and Mrs R M Mason Mr and Mrs Edward Lynch Miss Margaret Thomas Miss Belle Hopkins and Miss Anna Quinn.

W. C. Hoodlet Sunday Creek Francis Payne Edward Lynch George Gulley Charles Monks Frank Murphey Edward Fluke Nelsonville Fred Nellie Hoocier Marshfield Corning Arthur Walsh Jerseyville John Fox John Corcoran D. H. Williams J. Anthony Roan R. M. Mason Margaret Thomas Belle Hopkins Anna Quinn

Wreck on the K and M Railroad

A rear end collision occurred Monday between local freight No. 45 and through freight No. 89 between Fisher and Albany. Caboose and a flat car were damaged. no injuries. Track cleared by 3 50 p m after wreck crew repairs.

Fisher Albany

Ohio Central Lines Excursion Rates For Summer Travel

Low rate excursions to Niagara Falls Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Sea Isle City Anglesea Avalon Holly Beach Rehoboth Wildwood and more during July and August. Agents may provide sale dates rates limits stop overs. Also Jamestown Exposition excursion rates with a ten day ticket each Tuesday. Through trains with no car changes and minimal travel time inclines daylight trips over the Allegheny Mountains and Shenandoah Valley with optional James River boat rides.

Niagara Falls Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Sea Isle City Anglesea Avalon Holly Beach Rehoboth Wildwood Ohio Central Lines Ohio Central Allegheny Mountains Shenandoah Valley Richmond James River Norfolk Washington

Rail Timetable and Excursion Rates for Athens Area

North bound trains from Athens depart 5 50 A M and 4 55 P M with return arrivals 10 30 A M and 9 00 P M on Sundays and other days. Special excursions include Chautauqua New York July 25 return Aug 27 from Athens 9 00 fare, Northern Michigan July 25 return Aug 7 from Athens 7 00, Michigan fishing until Sept 30, Jamestown Exposition tickets on sale through Nov 30. Tickets and details available from F S Bean Union Station or J P Blackwood agents.

Athens Sun Columbus Chautauqua N. Y Northern Michigan Ann Arbor R. R Michigan Philadelphia Grand Lodge B. P. C. E Boston Mass New England

Destructive Storm Ravages Alexander Township

Pleasanton reports a severe wind and thunder storm Sunday evening causing extensive damage. Lightning struck Jesse Pierce’s house tearing weather boards and disabling the telephone. a horse owned by Charles Wood was killed. Doc Kinney’s buggy shed granary and fences suffered severe damage. No lives lost.

Pleasanton Jesse Pierce Charles Wood Doc Kinney

Permits to Wed for Trimble Couples

Earl A. Carpenter 23 laborer and Nellie V. Linscott 19 of Trimble obtain marriage license with parental consent. Elmer E. Tracy 20 miner of Glouster and Lillian Branmer 18 of Trimble also gain permits with fathers consent.

Earl A. Carpenter Nellie V. Linscott Trimble Elmer E. Tracy Glouster Lillian Branmer

Also Mentioned on This Page

OUT OF Town News Eva Swards Marietta May White Mary A. Curtis Newbury Caroline Curtis Ravenswood Alf Pennybacker C. W. Oaks Elizabeth Curtis A. Lawrence Agnes Humphrey Wolf’s Plains Hocking Fannie McCathran Lydia Beachout Harry Moore Lancaster Street H. M. Barker Young Hamley Run Charles Coon Beaumont Joseph Simons Hester Roush Elmer Coon Bud Musgrove Emma Turner Circle Hill John Baxer L. W. Roberts 8. K. Burgon Ethel George Coe Lord Blazer International Harvesting Company Jess Pierce Tom Robison William Kelley Emmet Sauters Zelda J. B. Burson Youba Fred Gillilan Fred Runyon Jackson E. E. White Mildred Grace Bennie Buck Ladies Aid Congregational Church Addison Frame Laura Parkins Success Lawrence Pomeroy Frank McVay Walter Carr Frost Leonard Petty Pike Valley Mulligan & Shaffer Hyomei George Sweeny Dana Connett Mrs. Rowan K. & M. Railroad Ohioeral Lite Bulletin Hocking Valley Bulletin Tee Bean Union Station J P. Blackwood Dan Black Alexander Township
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