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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1904

Page

8

Local Social Notes Snapshot From Stewart Area

Thomas Paden and son of Marietta visited Stewart and stayed with sister Mrs P O Connor. Oliver Withee and family visited Mrs Harvey Biggers and family in Athens. Miss Zoa McAfee returned home due to her mother illness. W Scott of Athens visited Mary Scott. Mrs M I Ewers returned from Albany visit with Frankie Kimes. Jesse Beebe, long with Beaumont clerking, visits her brother. Social meeting postponed to March 5 due to sickness. Owen Grimes and wife return home after winter with brother at Stockport.

Nor. Oliiver Withee Athens Mra. Withee Harvey Biggers Zoa McAfee W. Scott Mary Scott M. I. Ewers Frankie Kimes Albany Jesse Beebe Beaumont Owen Grimes Stockport

Local Gossip Notes From GUYSVILLE Community

Mrs Jennie Bean of Stewart visited sister Mrs Laura Glazier on Saturday. Mrs J W Fellows went to Hillsboro Friday for sister Mrs Tucker. The sick list includes Mrs Mary Harper Mrs Maud Tresize and F L Hammond. Hayes Murphy and Brewer were in the county seat Monday on business. BER Keihl of Belpre plans a business house for Mrs Calvert east of Dr Steel’s residence. The doctor will use lower rooms as office. Charles Hammond seen on street Monday. Mrs Nickoson of Hull visited with daughters Mrs Glazier and Tresize. Lou Riley and Blanche Light attended the Stewart teachers meeting Saturday. H Hovey of Modoc spent the week here. Mrs H Copeland and brother Vern Hamden visited with their parents J H Finsterwald over Sunday. Mrs J B Smith Miss La Riley and Prof R Cline were Athens visitors Tuesday. James Cray of Hebbardsville was in the village Tuesday.

Jennie Bean Stewart Laura Glazier J. W. Fellows Hillsboro Tucker Mary Harper Maud Tresize F. L. Hammond Messrs. Hayes, Murphy and Brewer BE. R,. Keihl Belpre Charles Calvert Steel Vern Hamden J. H. Finsterwald J. B. Smith Miss la Riley R. Cline Athens James Cray Hebbardsville Our Village

Protracted Meeting Underway at Lawrence Chapel

Protracted meeting is in progress at Lawrence Chapel. Albert Founds and family moved to Athens recently. Miss Clara Caldwell and Miss Mary Caldwell of Coolville visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Caldwell, Saturday and Sunday. J Forman and family moved to Charles Castle's farm near Orange Church. Lizzie Christman of Blue Ridge helps Vida Stout. Sanda Dixon is in very poor health. Leslie Castle and family of Garden visited L D Castle. Edson Kyle, who worked in Athens, has returned home.

Lawrence Chapel Albert Founds Athens Clara Mary Caldwell Coolville Alex Caldwell J. Forman Charles Castle Orange Church Lizzie Christman Blue Ridge Vida Stout Sanda Dixon Leslie Castle L. D. Castle Edson Kyle

Local social notes from Wheeling and nearby towns

TORCH Mr and Mrs Perley Baker of Wheeling visit relatives here Lon Green of Carthage stayed with sister Mrs Rowles over Sunday and returned to Ireland Mon May Mr and Mrs Edd Russell of Prosperity spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harley Russell Carl Danfee night operator at Ray visited his mother here Miss Ella McVain came to care for her ill mother Miss Addipe Romine returned to Coolville where she attended school Mrs Waldé Baird of Canaanville visited her mother Mrs Lucy Finsterwald Sanday Mrs Mary Howard of Little Federal guest of daughter Mrs Frank Dowler Miss Blanche Finsterwald teaching at Little Federal visited home friends Saturday Frank Finesterwald and wife hosted Joseph Jordan of near Athens and A W McLeod of Malta Those on the sick list are Mrs Frank Dowler Master Wade Dowler Sidney Brown and Mrs Eunice Everett Charles Tucker of Athens circulating among friends here the last of the week Alva Gillette calling on friends at Federal Sunday Evan Craft of Trimble called here by death of Mr Gillette Mrs Alice Jordan spent Thursday with sister Mrs Larch of Athens

Perley Baker Wheeling Lon Green Carthage Rowles Ireland Edd Russell Prosperity Harley Russell Carl Danfee Ray Milroy Green Near Coolville Bowles Mr. Lurry Parkersburg P. G. Dowler Ella McVain Jones Addipe Romine Coolville Waldé Baird Canaanville Lucy Finsterwald Sanday Mary Howard Little Federal Frank Dowler Blanche Firsterwald Frank Finesterwald Joseph Jordan Athens A. W. McLeod Malta Wade Dowler Sidney Brown Eunice Everett Charles Tucker Alva Gillette Evan Craft of Trimble Gillette Alice Jordan Larch Amanda Anderson M. KE Thomas North Columbus Will Bruce North Alice Watson John Wilson

Local News Briefs From Beebe Community

Mrs. Elmina Frost is seriously ill. Miss Ora Cook on the sick list is recovering. Elbert Cook has returned to Louisville Kentucky. Miss Effie Green visited Miss Mabel Dean of Washington county. Miss Rosa Cook returned to Pittsburg Monday. Mrs. Fred Payne was a recent guest of relatives. Mrs. Eliza Minear is ill with tonsillitis.

Elmina Frost Ora Cook Elbert Cook Louisville Effie Green Mabel Dean Washington County Rosa Cook Pittsburg Fred Payne Eliza Minear

Albany News and Social Notes Highlight Local Deaths

Mrs. Ray Landsberry dies in Middleport and is mourned by Albany friends with funeral at Dexter. Lindsley Throckmorton dies of tuberculosis near Albany. interment at Hebbardsville. Ex Mayor Rose of Athens and Prof Weatherby visit Albany. Several residents suffer illness or travel, with local plans for a new bank backed by Parkersburg.

Harry Wells Middleport R.G. Wells Ray Landsberry Albany Dexter Parkersburg Wm. Higley Rutland Lindsley Throckmorton Hebbardsville Rose Athens Prof Weatherby Coolville Will Bean Frank Murphey B. C. Vorhes Columbus Phoeba Ann Lindley R. Brown Corning Brown

Big Run Notes and Local Social News

Visiting friends from Greens Kin and Amesville are noted along with Sunday school formation at Big Run. Measles keep Grace Jewell home. Warren McKinley and family visit Wm. Phillips. John Jackson travels to Marietta. Uncle Billy Keirs visits Amesville. a well finds debris on Henry Barrow’s farm. Martin ill but improving. Spriggs of Broadwell buys a horse. talk of sending it to Japan. locals Charlies Clark and wife visit Kilvert. Mattie Rathburn attacked by rats while feeding hogs and escapes to the roof.

James Greens Kin Warren McKinley Wm. Phillips Big Run Grace Jewell Sommer Athens John Jackson Marietta Billy Keirs Amesville J. BR. Rathburn Henry Barrow Imp Martin Japan Charlies Clark Kilvert Mattie Rathburn

Miss Maude King Visits Api esville

Miss Maude King of Columbus is the guest of Mr and Mrs R V King. Several locals attend events including congressional convention in Athens and hospital visits at Marietta Coolville and Athens. Families host travelers and relocations noted among residents.

Local Sermons and Measles Reported in Area

Rev Brenis preached at the Universalist church last Sunday and Rev Charles Russell spoke at the G A R hall one evening last week. Welch Chapel hosts a series of meetings as measles of several varieties circulate in the area.

Brenis Universalist Church Charles Russell G. A. R. Hall Welch Chapel

New England News Notes and Local Socials

Mrs. Samuel Worthing is seriously ill with pneumonia. Several local families, including the Oggs, Davises, Lewis family, Suttons, Starlin family, and others, hosted or visited over the weekend. The new telephone line to Guysville will soon be operational, making three lines to Guysville and one to Amesville. Jesse Poston and Emma McDaniel wed in Athens on March 15. Measles affect several residents. Rev. Bourquard missed service, and Miss Lucy Dowler visited Marshfield with Prof. Thomas of Marshfield filling the appointment.

Samuel Worthing Orlo Ogg Sand Rock George Ogg Will Davis Marshfield Orson Lewis George Sutton Cannonville Isaac Sutton A. L. Starlin Athens Rebecca Starlin Guysville Amesville Lincoln Trion New England Beaumont Mr. Trion Jesse Poston Emma McDaniel

Millfield Notes From Ath ens And Nearby Towns

Local items report Chadwell and Daft of Athens spent Sunday at home Viola Learned visited relatives in Gloucester Friday RK and Dent and Lonnie Hixon were in Athens last week Lena Brookins called on friends in Trimble Thursday Dave Woodruff moved to Athens Quarterly M E church meeting Sunday Rev Newton to conduct services Union church Saturday Maggie Louis of Floodwood visited Friday Dr Learned in Jacksonville on business Will Dixon in Gloucester Saturday Joseph Earich fell thirty feet from mine tipple at McCuneville but escaped with a sprained ankle only.

Messrs Chadwell Daft Athens Viola Learned Glouster RK. &. Dent Lonnie Hixon Lena Brookins Trimble Dave Woodruff M. E Rev. Newton Union Church Maggie Louis Floodwood Dr. Learned

Peach Ridge Notes on Local Affairs and Health

Measles continue in the area while Mrs. A. H. Simms recovers slowly from a two week illness. A new telephone line progresses with poles set and an expected two week completion. The Peach Ridge Sugar Creek literary and debating society meets Friday March 4 at Sugar Creek, all invited. Mrs. John Hubler of Canaanville visited A. H. Simms and family. Coal company surveyors work on a new shaft location, while John Knox recently bought and will reside locally.

A. H. Simms Peach Ridge Sugar Creek John Hubler Canaanville Coal Company John Knox

Health and moving plans in South Canaan parish

In South Canaan the neighborhood remains in fair health overall. Mrs Frank Hawk is seriously ill for a long period. Mrs Chese rents her farm to Herb Hoskins to boost the dairy business. Otis Mansfield plans to try his fortune in the Dakotas this summer. Several others intend to move west to aid prairie farmers. Misses Mattie Norris and Lena Hill visit Athens. A prolonged revival continues two weeks with Rev Reid and the district elder assisting. The church shows solid growth as organists assist and congregants focus on sermons.

Frank Hawk Chese Herb Hoskins H. L. Dillinger H. Mansfield Otis Mansfield Dakotas Mattie Norris Lena Hill Athens Reid

Death notices and family illness from local area

Mrs. Eliza Newman died at A. K. Newman’s home aged 84. Short funeral services were held the next day, Rev. Evans officiating, with interment in Proctorville. Mrs. Minerva Wiseman of Proctory ville came for her mother’s death. Miss Kate Orr taught on Dutch Ridge and visited family. Froda Myers is ill. Mrs. Rosetta Allen of Downington visited her ill niece, Mrs. George Watts. Clarence Abbott of Parkersburg attended his grandfather George Snyder’s funeral. W. M. Williams attended the con

Eliza Newman A. K. Newman Evans Proctorville Minerva Wiseman Proctoryville Newman Kate Orr Dutch Ridge Froda Myers Rosetta Allen Downington George Watts Clarence Abbott Parkersburg George Snyder W. M. Williams Athens

Local Notices From Fhockingport Report Injuries and Illness

Miss Frank Congro broke her hip and had it set by Doctors Lawrence and Frame of Coolville. Mrs. Del Stone and Mrs. Jackson traveled to Parkersburg for their mother Mrs. Johnson’s illness. Mrs. E. W. Johnson and Mrs. Barris are improving. Four smallpox cases reported at Harris Ferry. Mrs. Frank Seifieid visited Mrs. John Morrison in Youba earlier this week.

Frank Congro Harris Ferry Frank Seifieid John Morrison Youba Cleveland Vetter Youngstown Ohio Miss Laudphain

Parish Notes and Local Moves Around Mineral

Rev White preached a Sunday sermon at the church. Miss Edyth Dumaree attends school locally and stayed near Mineral last week. George Carter of Jacksonville visited his brother C E Carter. Miss Kate McGraner visited relatives in Nelsonville. Joe Wilkes moved his family to Athens. Misses Francis Beckle and Bolin of Athens attended a schoolhouse party Friday. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs C E Carter on Friday February 29. The town marked Wm Johnson’s February 29 birthday with games. Mrs Nan Louise Goddard leaves for Beaumont Texas Thursday. Charles Parker of Pleasanton plans a North Dakota stay with brother Oliver on a ranch.

White Edyth Dumaree Mineral George Beckle C.E. Carter George Carter Jacksonville C. E. Carter Kate McGraner Nelsonville Joe Wilkes Athens Francis Beckle Bolin Charles Parker Pleasanton North Dakota Oliver Wm. Johnson

Jasper Hill Community Notes Return and Movements

Grover Evans returns home after several years in the far west. Avery Chalfant and Oprah Hawk left for Iowa Tuesday. Leslie Castle and wife visited Laurina Castle and spouse. Katie Klingenberg hosted friends from Evergreen. T N Chalfant moved his store from Hull to town. Eliza Nickoson, recent Chicago visitor, returned home. Frank Klingenberg and St Want friends were callers.

Grover Evans Far West Avery Chalfant Oprah Hawk Iowa Leslie Castle Garden Laurina Castle Katie Klingenberg Evergreen T. N. Chalfant Hull Eliza Nickoson Chicago Frank Klingenberg St Want Friends

Also Mentioned on This Page

OUT OF Town News Athens County Thomas Paden Lottridge Strouds Run Beebe Apiesville Bowler Ridge Lucile Lovell H. Hibbard W. B. Golden Wills Wells Gilbert Boudinot Chesterhill C. P. Smith H. D. Henry Little Daughter Hiram C. Henry I. E. Clarks Frank Smith G. E. Clark Frost Carbondale E. L. McKnabb Bertha Davis Les Mary Dowler James Brandenberg A. B. Bourquard Lucy Dowler Thomas Bourquard Dowler Millfield Joseph Earich McCuneville South Canaan Ghade Fhockingport Dibble Ave Manu THE Vetter CO Cleveland, Ohio Toledo White Rock Oil CO Ilahn Vetter Company E. R. Lash Luhrig Golden Nettie Johnson O. U Nan Louise Goddard Texas Mary Patterson A. B. Scott's Shore Lenayor Q. U Oglu Sen Jasper Hill
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