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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
9
Miss Mildred Keller praises Peruna for catarrh asserting rapid relief after years of failure with other treatments. She credits the product with building her health and restoring appetite after leaving her climate. The notice also mentions visitors to relatives in Pomeroy and Marshfield.
Amesville items note visits by James and Sarah Linscott from Athens and J A Cray at Gaysville. Anna Cellars stays with her parents W F Cellars and Rey. Rolston Wells in New Lexington. Charles Rathburn visiting Cincinnati. Ernest Adair at Glouster schools’ commencement. Local wool prices, a birth in the Hines family, and free Amesville Telephone service starting June 1 with nearby towns.
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a tonic to aid digestion and assimilation, claiming to build red blood and strength for the sick and weak. Listed price is 35 cents for tea or tablets at Cline's Pharmacy.
Miss Flora Gbbs of Zaleski visited relatives here recently. J. Duncan called on his parents in Glouster Sunday. Mrs. F. Turner and two children stayed with relatives near Canaanville. Mr. and Mrs. T. Francis visited their daughters in Athens Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hollingshead visited relatives at Wellston. Mrs. T. Thomas shopped here Wednesday. Pum renn aed stellin nalatives visited his parents Sunday.
Mr and Mrs James Beard hosted relatives in Wolfs Plains while Dr and Mrs Welch hosted A Rannells in Logan. Guests visited Columbus and Glouster. Miss Anna Tullis wed Thorn Hulbert in a ceremony by Rev W H Miller.
Busy day at Dr McVey's office in Athens as many people called about glasses from Dr Monetta the eye specialist. He will return to Dr McVey's office in Athens for one day only on June 17.
Maude Coleman of Athens visits Guysville with friends and relatives. The Bartlett sisters visit Mr and Mrs Bowman. Mary Cooley of Buchtel returns home after two weeks with Maatie Bean. Norah Light and Edna Cray of Athens visit their parents. Clarence Coleman, long ill with tuberculosis, leaves for Columbus for operation with brothers Fred and Dr Coleman. Grace Curtis visits Mrs J B Smith for a Sunday.
The Overland Limited to California leaves Union Passenger Station Chicago at 6:05 p.m. daily and arrives in San Francisco on the third day in time for dinner. Route Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Line. Ticket agents sell via this route. Handsome California descriptive book sent for six cents postage. F A Miller Chicago general passenger agent or W Howell New York.
Advertises exchange of stock of goods and a Kansas wheat land for an Ohio farm. Respondents may contact Gle Olson in Frankfort Indiana. May 25 12.
Miss Nina Yocum of Glouster visits relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Laughlin of Sugar Creek visit Eli and Lou Spaulding. Miss Sarah Edgar leaves for an extended stay with her sister Mrs. Capernier of Federal. Miss Prudie Starlin of Athens visits her mother. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Willie Clifford on May 27. Mrs Deborah Robertson of Washington City Iowa arrives to live with her brother David Jackson. Commencement exercises attract a crowd at Guysville high school. George Bundy of Stewart visits his parents. Advertising line for Rocky Mountain Tea from Cline's Pharmacy.
Rev R Stewart and wife of Guysville visited friends this week. A daughter was born to L T Rannion and wife on May 24. Mrs Angie Hanning of East Liverpool visits her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Day. Rev Crabbe preached memorial at Jerseyville and funeral of Mrs Baird at Shumway school house. Mrs Susan Hammond returned to J W Kincade’s from Milton Kyle’s Ath ens. I will be at Palmer House for one day. Optometrists Lingerfields and Sweitzer.
Sunday services featured Rev. E. E. White who baptized E. L. Chapman and Miss Ella Scarlett at Little Hocking. The page lists a birthday party, an ice cream supper for the M E church, visitors to residents around Tuppers Plains and Coolville, and an Athens appearance by Eyesight Specialists. It closes with a health article on grace of body and stretching exercises for height and suppleness.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Frost and Hazel of Judson spent Sunday with Amos Holland. Ray Love and Carl visited sister Mae Halbirt at South Canaan. Emory Seamon of Orange visited mother Mrs Charles Sloane. Roy Norris of Guysville visited aunt Mrs Wm Tedrow. Florence Buck of Asbury visited John McClain and family. Harmon Fulton visited John Evans in Judson. For sale draft team Athens county five years old sound Everett Davis Stewart, VU.
Mr and Mrs Lingerfield and Miss Swell plan a brief visit to Athens for only one day on June 5 remaining this trip.
The article advises meticulous care for cut glass and iridescent wares. Use a soft towel in a dish pan, cool to warm water with a teaspoon of ammonia and white soap, wash pieces individually with a soft brush, rinse in hotter water, and drain on a towel lined board. For drying, use dry soft towels or fine sawdust to avoid wiping.
A fragment notes that Mallagatawey Soup Mallagatawny translates to pepper water and states there is no special reason for the name. The text is incomplete, offering only a brief etymology without further context or consequences.
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