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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
2
A collection of local observations from Athens county and Court street scenes. Notes on the Chicago strike, water quality debates in river towns, and a look at sheriff and treasurer history. Anecdotes on a careless Fourth of July cracker incident and a damaging dog problem in town.
In Athens a bank mix up arises when a man with a famous name cannot prove identity. A cashier recalls Joe Jefferson's anecdote about a similar situation after the actor failed to find someone to vouch for him.
Athens won 8 to 2 against Nelsonville in a snappy Friday contest. Woods and Parker led with multiple hits while Wade struck out seven for Athens and Morgan umpired. Time was 1 30.
Summer months bring bowel disorders in children requiring prompt care at first looseness. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is recommended to control the illness quickly. Available at W. H. McKey's drug store and Barton Drug Store, Cu ann ce y Ohio.
Mrs Charley Hunter celebrated her forty fifth birthday with a surprise party on Saturday. Thirty seven friends attended a large dinner and given ice cream later. Numerous presents were received and Miss Lulu Weiss visited nearby on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Aggie Dowler is seriously ill. Preaching will be held at Strouds Run next Saturday evening by Rev Hopkins. Ray Slaughter of Glouster visited his parents Mr and Mrs Geo Slaughter this Saturday.
Advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a universal cure for female diseases. It cites testimonials from Mrs H S Jones of Forest North Carolina detailing dramatic health restoration after early use. The text urges trial and notes Dr Pierce's Pellets as a laxative option.
Mrs. Sarah Kellogg of Denver writes thanking Mrs. Pinkham for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after recovering from a long tumor illness. She credits the remedy with easing symptoms, removing the tumor, and restoring health, urging widespread use and endorsement.
William H. Steig erwald aged 16 trapper died Thursday afternoon after sleeping on the track and being struck by an electric motor. He suffered severe injuries and his funeral was held Saturday at Salam Church conducted by Rev. Bonquard. An advertisement for DeWitt's Little Early Risers follows, praising their tonic effects and safety.
A 10 year old can speak Spanish Italian German and French in nine days with simple lessons from The Pittsburg Daily Dispatch. The paper promotes free language lessons, urging readers to ask their newsdealer for regular delivery and take advantage of the program.
Officers of the National Woman Suffrage Association report strong momentum from their annual convention in Portland Oregon. Over 200 new local groups formed, 339 associations endorsed suffrage or favorable measures, and receipts totaled 98 622 dollars with notable gifts from Mrs Sarah L Willis and Mrs Elmira Springer. Kansas leads in percent gains and New York State has the largest membership. Ten years ago the group had 30 life members. now over 230 with life memberships set at 50 dollars. The expanding reform effort reflects growing support despite hurdles to ballot access.
Fashion notes describe Saratoga hotels thriving in 1905 with polo reemerging at William Whitney’s field and concerts on hotel verandas. White remains popular but accented with bold colors. iridescent hosiery and matching accessories feature in outfits. Afternoon gowns favor silk chiffons and lace with light wraps, while two blonde twins showcase simple contrasting dresses.
Mrs Annie Hunter of Pittsburg Pennsylvania describes four weeks of illness with typhoid and kidney trouble. She says Electric Bitters restored her energy and gait, enabling her to walk straight again. sold at W H MeeKee's drug store for 50 cents.
Security Savings Bank of Athens Ohio announces a real estate loan plan with monthly payments at seven percent interest. Borrowers receive a pass book showing payments, interest, and remaining balance, plus the option to pay extra anytime and to pay off existing loans to switch to monthly payments. The bank will continue offering traditional long term mortgages as well. July 13wls Athens Ohio.
Mr and Mrs L H Harner entertained Friday night in honor of Miss Lou Boyd of Morgantown with seventy six guests. Ice cream cake and fruit were served and Miss Nella Pugh and Bertha Johnson presided at the punch bowl. The hosts were praised for their hospitality and a enjoyable evening concluded.
Annual trip to Frankfort Crystal Lake through Ohio Central Lines and Ann Arbor R R on Thursday July 7. Round trip fare seven dollars with through coaches from Toledo connecting at 11 00 am and 8 30 pm. Train 3 arrives Toledo 6 15 pm and will carry through coaches to the 8 30 pm special. Sleeping cars on the Toledo evening train. tickets valid return within 15 days, final August 11. Reservations via agents. baggage checked through. children half rate. For details, contact an Ohio Central Lines agent.
Travel agents announce Colorado California Oregon Pacific Coast and Western Tours with low summer rates for conventions in Denver and the Lewis and Clark Exhibition in Portland. Tickets feature diverse routes and liberal stopovers and full information is available on request.
Sale of five cows two horses and farming implements announced by Adam Niggemeyer rural delivery route one. Local buyers invited to inspect and bid on items during the event.
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