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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
8
The Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal church project advances with basement and range work to water table by June 15 and corner stone laying set for June 17 at 2 30 pm. Bishop Cranston of Washington DC will attend along with other speakers.
Advertisement asserts Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea is the only positive cure for rheumatism, offered at 35 cents as tea or tablets and sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
Glenroy H. Ewing of Pomeroy has completed Ohio University Commercial College work and will join Barber Asphalt Paving Co in Indianapolis as stenographer and bookkeeper. He will work under Robert Bishop Jr., longtime Barber employee and current Indiana branch cashier, and depart June 25 for the new office.
Karl T Hall has been offered a high paying position in San Louis Pabisco New Mexico. He has not yet accepted but is likely to take the proposition.
An alarming situation stems from neglect of clogged bowels and torpid liver until constipation becomes chronic. Dr King’s New Life Pills are presented as the best and gentlest regulators of stomach and bowels. Guaranteed by W. H. McKee, druggist. Price 25c.
The Beta Theta Pi fraternity entertained the Alpha Alpha Alpha Sorority at their chapter house on University Terrace on Thursday evening with music and cards. Light refreshments were served.
Tickets sell May 27th to 30th for a round trip to St Paul with extension options. Boston trip offers one fare plus 1.00, June 2nd to 9th sale, return by June 18th, with extensions to July 15th for 1.00. Stopover in New York allowed. Biennial meeting of General Federation of Women's Clubs noted.
Dr Ralph Frame a Parkersburg dentist became suddenly insane at his parents home in Coolville after days of overwork. He was taken to Athens State Hospital for temporary care and likely to a Columbus private sanitarium for rest. His sweetheart from Parkersburg arrived unaware of the removal.
W A Hibbard, formerly in undertaking, buys into Carl W Hays real estate business of Stewart. The new firm will be Hays and Hibbard. Hays keeps Stewart office. Hibbard opens Athens office and will use Taylor and Shaw desks on East Washington. They expect strong farm demand near Athens and urge good roads to attract buyers from West Virginia.
Squire Henry Logan officiated at a Thursday 10 30 a m wedding at his Washington street home for John Guydes and Dessie Kelley. Kelley is daughter of Squire Kelley of Lodi township. The couple will reside in Lodi township where Guydos farms.
Superintendent J W Yaw of the Methodist Sunday School and the Christian Sunday School each appointed seven members to plan a shared Fourth of July picnic. The event will occur in a town grove with speaker Dr A J Crawford and addresses by Rev B F Jackson and Rev R S Martin. The White Rose Band will provide music and a parade will start from High Street to the grove.
In Ann Arbor, June 12, Athens county patients here for Pasteur treatment plan to leave Thursday after their final 9 o'clock session. They expect to reach Athens by 9:45 p.m. if connections hold. Farrell delays home until June 19. New patients arrive daily, mainly children, with mixed views on the city.
Many users praise Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for cures of bowel troubles and diarrhoea though few provide public testimonials. The druggist W H McKee sells it, underscoring its status as a household word through neighbor recommendations.
Miss Mary A. Stone of Hockingport, member of C. B. Gates W R C in Marietta, will represent the Corps as delegate to the Annual State Department Convention at Dayton June 12 to 15. Stone will head a flag quilt made by Gates W R C. red white and blue blends in the work. The quilt will be presented to the Soldiers Home at Dayton. Two additional quilts will be sent to the Home by express as gifts from friends.
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