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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
5
Readers urged that catarrh is a local issue and can be cured with Hy-o-mei inhaler therapy. The ad claims medicated air reaches all air passages, killing germs and restoring mucous membranes. A one dollar Hy-o-mei outfit is sold by Henderson-Crider Drug Co with a cure guarantee.
Guy Moore once at the state hospital now at the Imbecile hospital in Columbus was a Sunday guest of friends. Mrs. D. Haas of Cleveland, visiting her mother Mrs. Rothman, left for home with Mildred Rothman. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Harris returned from a short wedding trip through northern Ohio. Clarence Cable and son Eugene of Columbus visited Athens with C. R. Cable. Mrs. Slutz returned from Columbus and Lancaster. Dr. C. L. Jones leaves for Chicago to attend the International Independent Telephone convention June 4 to 6. Mrs. Jones and twins will visit Albany relatives during his absence. Mrs. Eliza Dana left for Cleveland after visiting Mrs. Webster. Miss Fare Baker and Miss Emma Baer visited Albany over Sunday. Nina Pegg resigned from Eldridge-Higgins Grocery and returned to Marietta. Grace Bowles will fill her duties.
Canaanville defeated Stewart 15 to 5 on May 31 in Canaanville. Davis pitched for Stewart and exited after the sixth as Bean replaced him and struggled. Batteries Stewart Davis Dean and Dean Canaanonville Dobbins Williams Sutton.
Athens reader G. J. Eddy describes long-standing kidney trouble and backache improvement after using Doan's Kidney Pills, purchased at Henderson's drug store. Eddy notes frequent nighttime urination, irregular kidney action, and overall health recovery, recommending Doan's as a trusted remedy. Sold by all dealers for 56 cents. Foster Milburn Co. sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
Washington D C June 1 In a report Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson notes a sharp rise in demand for improved seed corn and urges cooperation of corn breeders associations state experiment stations and farmers. Strains bred in the Mississippi Valley Virginia Maryland and Ohio show higher yields and better vigor with seed distributed to hundreds of farmers and strong germination reports. James Stevens
Mr Charles C Hill aged 56 died Tuesday afternoon at 8 oclock after a period of poor health from heart trouble He leaves a wife seven children William Delmer Gladys Lenore Fern Bernice a brother and three sisters The family lived near Grosvenor after moving from South Canaan The funeral is Friday at 11 oclock at South Canaan church with burial in South Canaan cemetery Mr Hill was a Baptist church member.
Mr. R R Marquis traveled to Athens on business Monday. Attendees joined decoration at Marshfield. Warnie Foster, employed in Columbus, spent days with his parents Mr and Mrs William Foster. Luster Fought of Albany visited Parker Snyder. Sam Ashens hosted Edythe Dumaree. Theodore Pemberton and children from Lancaster returned home after visiting relatives. Dolph Clendenin from Monday spent weekend with brother John Clendenin. Residents from Carbondale Marshfield Lockout attended a masquerade state event Saturday night. Miriam Mace visited her aunt near Albany Friday and Saturday. Parker Snyder and daughter Reta visited Albany for shopping. Black of Columbus visited William Foster. Katharine Ross and son Warn ie, from West Virginia, are visiting local friends.
Bulletin for travelers detailing an excursion from Maddleport to Columbus and Toledo on June 26. It promises changed cars, special privileges, and an overnight stay, with stepsovers and route advantages offered by agents of the Ohio Central Lines and G. P. A. MOULTON HOUK.
North Bound Trains leave Athens daily at 5 56 a m and 4 55 p m. South Bound trains arrive Athens daily 10 30 am and 9 00 pm. Special fares to Michigan June 1 to Sept 30 1907 and home seekers rates on June 4 and 18. Events include National Electric Medical Association Spokane Baptist Young Peoples Union and International Christian Endeavor in Seattle. Jamestown Exposition runs to Nov 30. F S Bean and J P Blackwood are agents.
Police circles buzz over a late night attack on Dean Avenue residences. Glass shattered, doors demolished, Beck bats left as evidence. Robert La Follette found intoxicated, later fined under Mayor Day's rule for drunkenness. Mrs Hanson crediting Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for a child’s relief.
The Board met for a War monthly session with full attendance. Applications for teaching positions were received from Samuel Bexland Estella Atkinson Edith M Johnson Stella Wall Knight Margaret St Allen Minnie Brown W ON Davis and Kath erine Potter. Contractor Fenzel expected the new high school ready for occupancy by November 1 with roofing delayed by guttering. Architect Van Leyen to visit Athens. A rent committee Worstell Copeland McDougall appointed. Graduation list approved. Bills paid including contractor estimate 4820. Mrs. Surgis Bingham funeral attended by several locals.
The corn planter sounds as farmers replant corn after losses. Several locals spent Decoration Day in Athens. William Love sold two fine horses to H Dowler. Hoyt Hoskins, our superintendent, is improving bad roads. Harman Fulton moved with his family to his father William Fulton’s farm in Athens.
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