Travel Journal From Seville to Ronda Excerpts
Ralph Super reports from Gibraltar Algeciras Ronda and Seville describing the sea voyage weather mountain railroads and the hot heat of Seville. He notes goat milk at a hotel describes beggars in Ronda and praises the Cynard line and local scenery.
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Ralph Super
Seville
Spain
Gibraltar
Carpathia
Cynard
Appleton
Swarthmore
Algeciras
Gettils
Ronda
Europe
Bobadilla
Marchena
American Harvester Company
Simon
Madrid
Funeral for Wendell Campbell in Athens Villages
The funeral for Wendell Campbell will be held at the Bell home on North Congress Street this afternoon at 5 30 with Rev. O B Pershing officiating. Interment will be in the new cemetery. Campbell drowned in the Ohio River near Middleport while vacationing with colleagues from Swift and Co. He is survived by his mother three brothers and three sisters and was reared by Mr A R Bell and Miss Lucy Bell who cared for him since infancy.
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Wendell Campbell
Bell Home
Congress Street
O. B. Pershing
New Cemetery
Wendell
Athens
Ohio River
Middleport
J. C. Campbell
Swift & Co
Heber Henke
George Gillespie
Berlin Heights
Arthur Kase
Rochester
N. Y
Sam Lacey
Charleston
Samuel Henke
Walnut Hotel
Ohio
Campbell
Gillespie
Stansbury
Will
Charles
Philip
Ida
Anna
Margaret
A. R. Bell
Lucy Bell
Social Notes of Local Residents Holiday Plans and Visits
Dean and Mrs H G Williams left today for a week long outing at Put-in-Bay. Mr and Mrs William Runion and daughter and Mrs Sarah Runion of Ida spent Sunday with Dr P L and wife. Ira Coleman of Columbus was the guest of his cousin Harry Coleman Sunday. Miss Mabel Coleman visits Reedville at her uncle Henry Warren. Mr Albert Jones returned Saturday from Charleston where he spent several days with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Heyman
G. D. Miller
Lancaster
Eugene Thompson
Nelsonville
Lena Koons
Marietta
Harry Baker
Columbus
Harley Baker
Henry Poston
Colege Street
Clara Mills
Edward Mills
William Mills
Retta Mathews
Alexander
Albany
Chas. Bean
Harry Connett
Friends
Walter Moore
William Gillian
Chillicothe
Athens
J. L. Lockridge
Brownsville
Middleport
J. L. Morrison
McArthur Democrat
Morrison
Elza Salters
Charles Mills
Thurston
Wendell Campbell
L. B. Nice
Marshfield
A. W. Lynch
Denver
St. Joseph
Missouri
Mable Baker
Jesse Gifford
Westerville
W. R. Hagan
Bert Miles
Stimpson Street
Miss May Grant
Mazie Earheart
Carpenter Street
Toledo
Sylvia Moore
McArthur
Bernice Coultrap
Coultrap
Boulder
Colo
Lenore Kern
Fred Sexauer
Virgene Putnam
Allegheny
P. B. Lawrence
Grace
Belle Bishop
Ironton
Jesse Hoyt
Delaware
C. H. Hoyt
St. Paul
Minn
Daily Messenger
Dean
H. G. Williams
Putiway
William Runion
Sarah Runion
Ida
P. L
Ira Coleman
Harry Coleman
Mabel Coleman
Reedville
Henry Warren
Albert Jones
Charleston
Mrs Fulton to Visit Columbus Guests with Mary Fulton
Mrs. Clifford Fulton and Miss Mary Fulton plan a Columbus visit starting tomorrow to stay with Mrs. Fulton's parents for several weeks. Other society items note Mr. Frank Cassier's quinsey confinement at Central Avenue home and E G Cullums returning from West Point furlough after a northern state trip.
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Clifford Fulton
Mary Fulton
Columbus
Frank Farell
Franklin Avenue
O. C. Creighton
Glenford
Frank Cassier
Central Avenue
Quinsey
E. G. Cullums
West Point
George Merritt
Perry Wood
University Terrace
C. B. Humphrey
Pittsburg
Fanny Minear
East State Street
May Poston
Wheeling
F. Stanley Crooks
Insurance Department
Athens
Local residents return and travel plans noted
Mr H G Stalder returns from Put-in-Bay. Mrs Mary Scott and relatives head to Circleville for a stay with relatives. Miss Nora Light and family depart for Guysville. Fred Beckler returns from Carbondale on business. J L Carpenter of the State Hospital leaves for Columbus on business. Prof Harry Coultrap visits McArthur and is named next years McArthur School superintendent. C M Matheny summers in Guysville with family. J R Sands and wife and son vacation at Magnetic Springs. J W Long of Youngstown visits Athens and represents South West Land Company of Cuba. Margaret OBrien and Laura Hoop, summer school attendees, visit home in Wellston. James B Golden visits Amesville and Chesterhill on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Stalder
Put-in-Bay
Mary Scott
Nellie Payne
George Scott
Circleville
Nora Light
J. H. Light
Richard
Guysville
Fred Beckler
Carbondale
Steward J. L. Carpenter
The
State Hospital
Columbus
Harry Coultrap
McArthur
Prof
Coultrap
C. M. Matheny
J. R. Sands
Magnetic Springs
J. W. Long
Youngstown
Athens
Long
South West Land Company
Cuba
Margaret O’brien
Laura Hoop
Wellston
James B. Golden
Amesville
Chesterhill
Ohio University trustees meet to select dormitory plans
A special meeting of Ohio University’s Board of Trustees is set for Tuesday July 31 at 1 p m The agenda includes opening bids for the North Wing of the Normal Building approving plans for the Women’s Dormitory and the central heating plant and reviewing repairs for the East and West Wings The North Wing plans by Frank L Packard of Columbus were accepted and repairs for the East and West Wings were assigned to Holmboe and Lafferty of Clarksburg W V
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Ohio University
Frank L. Packard
Columbus
Messrs Holmboe and Lafferty
Clarksburg
W. Va
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets offer pleasant laxative relief
For sale by W. H. McKee in Athens and Barton Drug Co. in Chauncey, these Chamberlain's tablets are promoted as an easy to take laxative with certain action.
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Ase Chamberlain
W. H. McKee
Athens
Barton Drug Co
Chauncey
Sunnyside Stars Triumph in Canaanville 17 to 10 Victory
The Sunnyside Stars defeated Canaanville 17 to 10 Saturday in a fast game. Canaanville managed only two hits despite older, more experienced locals. Batteries were McCormick Hedges Parker Sutton and Jordan. Ath ens produced 10 hits to Canaanville's 2.
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Sunnyside Stars
Canaanville
Athens
McCormick
Hedges
Parker
Sutton
Jordan
Dean's Ointment Praised by Ala Mayor for Piles Cure
Hon. John R. Garett mayor of Girard Alabama testifies he suffered persistent itching from piles day and night. After using Dean's Ointment he claims a permanent cure.
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Dean
John R. Garett
Girard
Ala
Ohio University Hosts Largest Summer School in State
President Ellis reports a surge of attendees at the summer school with many arriving this morning and registering immediately. Ohio University currently runs the largest summer program in the state.
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Ellis
Ohio University
Boxwell graduates hold largest county class ever
The Boxwell graduation exercises were held Saturday at one o'clock in the College of Music at the University. One hundred diplomas were awarded, many graduates present, including a diploma for Arthur McMullen who was drowned weeks ago. Judge E D Sayre gave the address, urging leisure time use, study, and knowledge as power. Prof. H L Wilson presented diplomas with remarks, and the program closed with the Doxology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxwell
College of Music
C. C. Millikan
Arthur McMullen
Stewart
Slutz
E. D. Sayre
H. L. Wilson
Rev
Grosvenor Delivers Free Open Talk On Congress
A large audience greets General Charles H Grosvenor at the auditorium as he discusses what Congress does. He traces government power from state control to modern regulation, cites 800 million dollar appropriations, and praises Roosevelt while noting the Philippines tariff as beneficial. The Athens Juvenile Band provides music and earns warm applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H Grosvenor
Congress
Athens
Congress of the
United States
Grosvenor
Roosevelt
Village of Chauncey petitioned for organization in Athens County
The June 13 1906 Athens County Ohio board session records a petition by over thirty electors for forming a village in Dover Township to be named The Village of Chauncey. The territory described runs along town lots and river lines, population stated as 800, with Edwin D Sayre named agent. Hearing set for August 14 1906 at 1 PM in the Auditor's Office Athens Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Athens County
Ohio
Dover Township
Chauncey
Edwin D. Sayre
Athens
A Little Love and Wealth from Rocky Mountain Tea
A brief ad notes desire for love wealth and a home with health promoted by Cline's Pharmacy selling Rocky Mountain Tea.
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Cline
Three Year Old Boy Injured In Fall On Mill Street
Harley Littler aged three son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Littler suffered a severe accident Sunday afternoon while playing on a platform in front of Lawrences ware room on Mill street. He fell to the sidewalk cutting a gash above his eye and spraining his hand. Dr Merwin attended and dressed the wounds.
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Harley Littler
Thomas Littler
Lawrence
Mill Street
Dr. Merwin
To Cure a Cold in One Day Claims
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising a cure for a cold in one day. Druggists refund money if it fails. Includes E. W. Grove’s signature on each box and a 25 cent price.
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E. W. Grove
Miss Edna Hampton Names Bookkeeper at Rardin Bros Coal
Miss Edna Hampton of Nelsonville a graduate of Ohio University Business College has accepted a position as bookkeeper and stenographer with Rardin Bros Coal Company.
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Edna Hampton
Nelsonville
0. U. Business College
Rardin Bros. Coal Company
Ornithologist Sought to Identify Mysterious Birds
D D Dowler of Alexander reported to a Messenger reporter a strange new bird in his neighborhood. The robin sized brown bird with white on wings and breast sings day and night with a parrot like repertoire. Dowler seeks a scholar to identify the species and share findings with the public.
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D. D. Dowler
Pike
Alexander
Local social notes mention visits from relatives and friends
Mr M G Coultrap returned yesterday from Haverill and Portsmouth where she has been the guest of friends and relatives for several days. Miss Edith Parfitt of Nelsonville is the guest of her aunt Mrs A M Lewis at her Court street home.
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M. G. Coultrap
Haverill
Portsmouth
Edith Parfitt
Nelsonville
A. M. Lewis
Court Street
Notice to teachers examinations schedule for certificates
Examinations for elementary certificates are set on the first Saturday each month in Athens. High School and Special Certificates test on the first Saturdays in Sept, Dec, March, and June. Stewart, Nelsonville, and Glouster hold May June and July sessions on their first Saturdays. Boxwell exams occur in Athens and Guyeville on the third Saturday in April and in Athens and Glouster on the second Saturday in May. By order of the Board of Examiners.
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Athens
Stewart, Nelsonville
Glouster
Boxwell
Guyeville
Board of Examiners
Athens Township seeks sealed bids for township funds custody
Trustees of Athens Township Ohio invite sealed proposals from Athens banks under US or Ohio law. Bids due at clerk’s office and opened at 2 pm Saturday July 21 1906. Two year deposit period starting August 1 1906 with bond equal to deposited funds and minimum 2 percent interest. Right to reject bids. March 1 1906. Frank M. Moore Theodore M. Pickering trustees. J B Clayton clerk. 17-12-19.
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Athens Township
United States
Ohio
Board of Trustees
General Assembly
State of
Frank M. Moore
Theo. M. Pickering
Athens County
J. B. Clayton
Rev Ballard and Daughter Visit Indiana Families
Rev Frank Ballard and his daughter Alice of Indianapolis arrived Monday evening to stay with his parents Mr and Mrs James Ballard.
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Frank Ballard
Alice
Indianapolis
James Ballard
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