Angel Ridge Social Notes and Local Updates
Rev Massy will fill his regular appointment Sunday. Many locals attend Rev Dailey lectures in Jerseyville. Elmer Angel recovers from illness. Samuel Laughlin narrowly escaped death after his engine wrecked on a bank. Floriculture, orchard plans, and racing notes mix with measles and other illnesses. Joint debate set between Angel Ridge and Judson literary societies at Angel Ridge. Various visits and travel reports from Athens, Columbus, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Massy
Weaver Bobo
Judson
Herb Hawk
Lewis Lewell
Athens
Dailey
Jerseyville
H. T. Mulligan
A. P. Reader
Elmer Angel
Samuel Laughlin
Mr. Laughlin
Ellis Brown
Columbus
Peter Oxley
Dillinger
Bobo
Henry Warner
Oxley
John Dillinger
Sarah Creesy
Garden
J. W. Dillinger
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Angel Ridge and
Judson Literary Societies
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promises Relief for Children
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe for children and effective for colds croup and whooping cough. Sold by McKee's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee’s Drug Store
Local notes from Coolville and area
Harry Walden of Parkersburg rests at home after grip attack. Dr and Mrs W B Hartnell of Beverly visit the Hartnells then return home. Miss Mary Low Ford of Watertown visits her grandparents the Hartnells. O G C's met with Helen Max. Rev Charles Keller of Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Walden
Parkersburg
W. B. Hartnell
Beverly
J. E. Hartnell
Mary Low Ford
Watertown
J.E . Hartnell
O.G .C's
Helen Max
Chas. Keller
Zanesville
Local notices and obituaries from near Crolville and Marietta
Miss Edith Green visited relatives near Crolville while Strod Dunfee returned to Marietta after visiting family. The ladies aid society meets with Miss Minnie Jackson next Saturday. Mrs Romine and son Austin visited here last week. Bertha Gillilan returned to Athens after a stay with relatives. Rev James Bogart and wife left after weeks here. Mrs Lucinda Hayes Dunfee died February 9 at 62. Died near Little Hocking, Polly Collins 75, funeral at Torah M E Church. Rev Fred A Maier spent two weeks here before leaving for other duties. Harley Russell sold his house to Mrs Posey who plans poultry farming. Emma Posey sold her milliner store to Miss Linscott of Little Hocking. Harley Russell rented a Little Hocking store from Mrs Sam Hirse and will move there. Bertha Dunfee and Miss Mag...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Green
Near Crolville
Lida Bowles
Strod Dunfee
Marietta
Ladies’ Aid Society
Minnie Jackson
Romine
Son Austin
Athens
James Bogart
Sylvania Bailey
Erie
Lucinda Hayes Dunfee
Francis Dunfee
Little Hocking
Polly Collins
Torah M
Emma Posey
Miss Linscott
Amenville
Harley Russell
Sam Hirse
Bertha Dunfee
Mag
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed For Piles Burns
J L Tucker of Harmoniger Centre Ala says DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve heals piles cuts and burns and is the best salve on the market. Sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
J. L. Tucker
The
Harmoniger Centre
Ala
Cline
Good Health to the Children with Royal Baking Powder
The housekeeper should use Royal Baking Powder to ensure pure ingredients and perfect leavening for healthful, dainty foods. It promises lightness, sweetness, and flavor in cakes biscuits doughnuts and crusts, making meals more agreeable for children.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Praised By A Mail Carrier
Chas Drake of Chapinville Conn reports Cham berlain's Pain Balm as the champion liniment after rheumatism pain in his shoulder subsided. He notes immediate relief from a single application and a short course brings permanent care. Sold by McKee's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Drake
Chapinville
Conn
McKe’es Drag Store
Local Correspondents Report Health and Visit News
Mrs. Sabra Morris returned from Middleport improved in health. Mrs. Rebecca Totman is sick with the grip. Mrs. Emma James of East Liberty visits relatives here. Miss Nora Falls spent Sunday at N H Colvins with Miss Nelle Patterson. Orlo Ogg was in Chauncey on business. Mrs. Jennie Grosvenor visits her son Peter at Congo. Mrs. Mary Brown among grip cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabra Morris
Middleport
Rebecca Totman
Emma James
East Liberty
Farmers’ Institute
Amesville
Nora Falls
N. H. Colvins
Nelle Patterson
Orlo Ogg
Chauncey
Jennie Grosvenor
Peter
Congo
Mary Brown i
Local Remedy Endorsed for Constipation in New York
Mr Eli Butler of Frankville New York praises Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as the finest remedy for constipation. He notes they act gently without unpleasant effects and restore bowels to a natural condition. Sold by McKee’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Eli Butler
Frankville
N. Y
McKee
Local Moves and Trips Reported in Sugar Creek Area
Stewart J. H. Rice and Birt Hovey moved their families to Sugar Creek the first of the week. George Hawk plans to move to Athens for employment. Ray and Merle Copeland visited family over the weekend. M. I. Ewers traveled to Parkersburg and Marietta on business. Edson Dean left for Athens to stay a while. Harvey Copeland went to West Virginia for a month or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Rice
Birt Hovey
Sugar Creek
George Hawk
Athens
Ray
Merle Copeland
M. I. Ewers
Parkersburg
Marietta
Edson Dean
Harvey Copeland
West Virginia
Dodd's Kidney Pills Claimed To Cure Diabetes
Hal o Indiana February 27 Specia l Mrs L Bowers of this place says Dodd's Kidney Pills cured her diabetes and related kidney ailments after other doctors failed She reports weight loss excessive thirst and teeth loosening prior to treatment and states she has remained well for three years since using the medicine The ad asserts the pills cure all kidney ailments from backache to Bright's Disease and warns cures for diabetes rheumatoid conditions and nephritis depend on kidney healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halo
Ind
Specia
Dodd
L. ©. Bowers
Bright
Local notices and deaths in Amesville area
Fred Tracey of Vincent is the family guess for W. M. Henry. R. B. Henry died after a year with anemia and pneumonia at 65. funeral held at the Presbyterian church. A new birth occurs at the Davia home. Numerous local visits and gatherings including Miss Carrie Yocum visiting Kyleville and Mary James visiting Della and Jennie James. The mad dog scare peak and hog losses are noted along with visits from Emory Myers of Pittsburg and others buying horses.
Local residents visit kin in Columbus and Logan
Miss Alice Mulligan visits relatives in Columbus over Sunday. Charles Willis and Thomas Davis are here this week due to their father A Davis ill. Charlie Kincade spent Sunday in Logan with his wife visiting relatives. Will Tannehill attends a Logan family birthday anniversary. Mae Beattie returns to Columbus to resume studies after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Dave Beattie. Miss Fan Furniss of Columbus visits girl friends here Sunday. Mrs B Tomlinson and Mr and Mrs Roland Tomlinson of Columbus recently visit. Misses Fanny Mulligan and Grace Nerick were Sunday guests of Hattie Tritech in Logan. Mr and Mrs Fred Wilson host his sister Mrs Winfield Poston of near Logan Sunday. Mr and Mrs Alva McCracken of Columbus visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs A D Knight entertain guests Friday at their Fayette street home. A H Caryes hosted granddaughter Mrs Clara Johnson of Columbus last week. Edward Sanner and daughter of Mr Zion visit Robert Staler and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tracey
Vincent
W. M. Henry
Vinnie
Orpha Johnson
Trimble
F. J. Beasley
Fannie Palmer
Fleming
R. B. Henry
Kin and Marquis of
R. V. King
Ned Cellars
Marietta
W. H. Cellars
Carrie Yocum
Kyleville
A. Curfman
Cincinnati
Mary James
Indian Territory
Della
Jennie James
W.F. Cellars
Chitcord
Wm. Davia
Sarah C. Henry
Heber H. Henry
P. A. Potter
Corning
Walter W. Patton
Z. L. Henry
Columbus
Louise Carpenter
Alice Mulligan
Charles Willis
Thomas Davis Wee
A. Davis
Charlies Kincade
Logan
Will Tannehill
Mae Beattie
Dave Beattie
Fanny Mulligan
Grace Nerick
Hattie Tritech
Fred Wilson
Winfield Poston
Alva McCracken
A. D. Knight
Pedro
Fayette Street
A. H.caryes
Clara Johnson
Marshfield Notes On Visits And Local Happenings
Frank Stewart and daughter visited Jacksonville over the weekend. Pearl Six and family of Carbondale visited here last week. Chas Garrison and wife of Independence Kansas left for Cincinnati after visiting Mrs Garrison’s mother, Mrs Anna Kelley. Rev Owen Livengood returned home from Jer seyville where he led meetings. Herbert Pidcock of Carbondale visited his father W Pidcock and family. Mrs B Beverage and Ina of Athens visited relatives here. John Hamilton and sons Emmett and John of Powell West Virginia visited Thomas Hamilton. Burglars robbed the home of W D Cox Friday taking over 10 dollars. entry attempted at I V Minear’s home. Al Simmons of Athens was the goes aunt to Mrs Clara Martin last week. Mason Nichols and son visited friends at Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stewart
Jacksonville
Pearl Six
Carbondale
Chas. Garrison
Independence
Kan
Garrison
Anna Kelley
Cincinnati
Owen Livengood
Jerseyville
Herbert Pidcock
W. Pidcock
B. Beverage
Ina
Athens
John Hamilton
Emmett
John
Powell
W. Va
Thomas Hamilton
W. D. Cox
I. V. Minear
al Simmons
Clara Martin
Mason Nichols
Greenfield
Social Guests Gather at Columbus Street Homes
On Columbus street Mrs. OU E Welch welcomed guests on Wednesday. Mrs W W Poston and daughter Miss Mabel Poston hosted a pedro party Tuesday evening with about fifty attendees. Emmet Riley of Chauncey spent Saturday at home. Mrs J B Christman of Athens visited relatives here. Ben Barnhill was in Guyville Thursday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Kimble and children of Chillicothe visited Susan Konkoskia and family. Miss Leta Riley visited relatives at Long Ran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OU. E. Welch
Columbus Street
W. W. Poston
Mabel Poston
Pedro
Emmet Riley
Chauncey
J. B. Christman
Athens
Ben Barnhill
Guyville
Arthur Kimble
Chillicothe
Susan Konkoskia
Leta Riley
Long Ran
Cline's Pharmacy Markets Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar
An 19th century style notice touts Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar as a remedy for group and whooping cough. It claims to banish coughs and colds without opiates and urges keeping the product on hand to protect children’s health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennedy
Cline
Captains Endorse Peruna Aboard Ships Across Oceans
Sailors on many seas rely on Peruna for colds lung trouble and kidney disease. Captains Watson Carter and Nicholson praise its restorative effects noting it keeps crews strong at sea and helps prevent wrecks with reliable recovery on long voyages. Commodore U S Navy endorses its use for catarrh and Dr Hartman offers free medical advice if results are not prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.A. Watson
L. T. Carter
BK. A. Watson
M. E
Elizabeth Street
Ottawa
Ont
Peruna
U. S. Navy
Somerville Nicholson
United States Navy
N. W
Washington, D. C
S. Nicholson
Atence
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
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Angel Ridge
Congregational Church
Ward A. Frame
Tom Gardner
Marietta College
Geo. Fox
Coolville
Bertha Gillilan
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Gie Grim
Youba
Wilson Chapel
Fritz Phillips
Ohio State University
O. M. Lovell
Emory Myers
Pittsburg
John White
Mt. Vernon
Parker
Nelgonville
Mises
Fan Furniss of
B. Tomlinson
Roland Tomlinson
Marshfield
HULLS
Brown Shoe Co
Pe-ru-na
Watson
Home Furnishing CO
Ohio
D. C. CORNWELL @ CO
Jewelers @ Scientific Opticians
Court Street
Guysville
Albany
H. M. Geyer
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