Bethany Entertainment Pleases Local Youth
A young people’s social at Mr A A Place’s home drew a large crowd on Saturday evening. Ice cream and cake were served and the event was regarded as a good time.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
8
A young people’s social at Mr A A Place’s home drew a large crowd on Saturday evening. Ice cream and cake were served and the event was regarded as a good time.
Sunday evening ay exercises at Mt. Herman drew good attendance despite bad weather. Archer Gifford shipped cattle and sheep to Pittsburg. Osborne Strahl of Canaanville visited Fawcett's. A roving gypsy band traded a horse but it proved heaved. replevin recovered the horse with a neighbor. Several visits among families noted including Fawcett, Watson, Mains, Chappelear, Wooley, Wright, and Giffords. a lawsuit involving Rodney Goddard and Reaper Co. was postponed.
The village council awarded the paving contract on High Street to P. V. Veron as the lowest bidder with a bid of 14005 for the paving plus 4000 less for the slack foundation. News notes include W T U institute events at the M E church, oratorical winner Mary Heston, Epworth League fund raiser, a Jacksonville Shawnee game, and sermons by George Blower. The community records a death, Delia Davis, age 20, heart trouble, and a fatal Columbus burglary linked to Officer Daniel E. Davis. Political primaries reported with Republican officers named and Democratic primaries upcoming.
Frank M. Russell of Cox Wisconsin suffered kidney disease and could not walk but after taking two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills he improved dramatically. He reports he can work all day now and no longer feels tired. The claim labels the case as remarkable in Chippewa County and notes wide Wisconsin use.
Mr and Mrs W Y Rowles visit Central City W V to stay with son John Rowles. Floyd Danfee returns from Wheeling. Lydia McLaughlin returns from Logan with relatives. Uncle Billy Cole visits Logan then Chillicothe. Susie Hayes leaves for Athens after short visit. Baylee DeVore and Hannah Hayes visit from Cincinnati Hill. Prof E E Barnhart and family travel to South Olive for sister’s illness. Bernice Williams visits from Reedsville staying with Arthur Scarlett. Sunday exercises fill the house. choir led by Prof Barnhart with Emma Stout and Lacey Hoyt assisting. A motion song by nine girls earns praise. pantomime by two girls also praised. Seventeen girls perform the Emblematic piece.
Miss Estelle Campbell of Nashville Tennessee reports Peruna cured her nervous prostration and fatigue from overwork after a two month vacation failed to restore her strength. She says within a week she felt better and a month later was ready to resume work. Peruna is advertised as a prompt cure for nervous prostration caused by systemic catarrh.
A Spring tonic claim extols Peruna to brace nerves and cleanse the blood. The ad cites thousands of letters including Frank Williams of New York City praising his two month recovery and long term use without narcotics. It touts Peruna as harmless with permanent results and confidential correspondence.
Mr. First and Will Hannis of St. Joseph West Virginia spent a few days with the latter’s parents and returned Tuesday They were accompanied by Frank Brewster who will spend a few days with his father Henry Brewster The grange picnic will be held on Wednesday and a good time is expected.
A noon Sunday ceremony at Mrs. Mary Burleigh’s home united Amanda Burleigh and William Vere of Nelsonville with Rev Massy officiating. About thirty friends attended a dinner after, and the couple plan to reside in Nelsonville. Vere works at the Nelsonville electric light plant and the bride is regarded as a valued community member.
Letters or parcels remain in the post office for Rosa Adams Ella Bower Brown Chasa Byers Cora OClowe Sadie Dowler Mrs M L Dailey Mrs W E Dewes Matilda McGrath Lizzie Roe Ann Tinker Jennett Wyman Corsuch Whitaker Dr Isaac Web Mrs Fred Warner Hotel Co. Callers should state they were addressed. D Gist
The note asserts Peruna never fails to prevent spring catarrh or nervous prostration if taken in time, presenting a health remedy claim with emphasis on timely use and preventive benefit.
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