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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
3
Residents and visitors from several towns returned from trips and visited family or friends. Notables include Mrs. M. J. Duffy, Mrs. W. L. Slutz, Miss Jennie Root, Attorney A. M. Lewis, Dr. Alston Ellis and colleagues at an educational event in Washington, and Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor visiting Columbus.
An analysis of marriage and motherhood changing women's health and appearance. Promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic remedy to strengthen nerves, restore vigor, and support nursing or expectant mothers. Advises correspondence with Dr. Pierce at Buffalo, N Y for free consultation.
D Hopkins notes Miss Hillman and Mrs Hopkins were classmates in Delaware. Mrs Otto Barth hosted guests including Mrs J T Mitchell and Mrs Richard Amberley of Parkersburg and others from Little Hocking Hamden and Parkersburg, with Representative E A Tinker of Chillicothe in town on business.
E D Sayre was in Columbus on legal business. Miss Mabel Scott leaves for Cleveland to study millinery. Mr Guenther moves family to Marietta for oil work. Harris and Sloane travel, Brown sisters visit, Mason travels, Monroe couple return from Lodi Township. McKinstry joins Columbus Buggy auto dept. Leete and McKee visit aunt. Wickhams visiting Marietta. Mrs Stout visits Athens. Hibbard visits from Parkersburg. Local notices of movement and visits across Ohio towns.
Do not run from multiple physicians. Choose the best one and consult him promptly when ill. Seek his opinion of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs and colds, then use it or not as he advises.
His children stayed several days with him and his daughter Miss Anna returned to Columbus Friday after a short visit. Mr Sam Sommer came back Sunday from a two weeks trip east in the interest of his store.
Miss Lena Graham came back Sunday from New Martinsville West Virginia where she stayed a week with Miss Daisy Powers. Archdeacon Dodshow of Columbus and Rev A W Buckland of Logan were guests at Dr and Mrs W B Bentley on Morris avenue during their city stay.
Mr and Mrs F ly Preston after a several days visit with Mr and Mrs W R L Sterrett in Charleston West Virginia returned Saturday afternoon.
Miss Grace Jewell returns Saturday after a three week vacation visiting relatives in Jacksonville and spending part of the time with her parents at Big Run.
Grace McKee returned today from a visit with aunt Mrs. C. M. Shepard in Columbus. Harvey M. Roach, C. H. Roach and their daughter visited Chillicothe with hosts Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sexauer. During his stay Bishop Vincent of Cincinnati was hosted by Major and Mrs. J. M. Welch of University Terrace.
Mr and Mrs S M Johnson were guests of relatives in Trimble Sunday. P W Helway visited his parents Frank and Mrs Helway in Pratts Fork. Miss Constance Conant left for a week with sister Mrs Arthur Meighen in Trimble. Commissioner and Mrs S B Hill hosted Mr and Mrs Bruce Carr of Illinois, who will stay about a week longer in Ohio. Ida Campbell of Columbus visits aunt and uncle Miss Lucy Bell and Mr A R Bell on Congress Street. E D Sayre departs for a ten day business trip to Oklahoma. Mrs W S Southerton visits sister in Columbus. Mr Southerton tours with her to Nelsonville. Mrs Alex Bell, Mrs Fannie Payne and Mrs Mary Scott visit friends in Jacksonville. Seanal Howard Wildy leaves for Washington DC for a month with his parents. Dan James visits friends in Wellston. Laura Bailey of Hamden Junction visits Miss Bess Driggs.
Miss Effie Pearl Myers returned to Logan today after visiting several days with friends in this city.
Mrs. Charles Pickering and her little daughter of Middleport visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arscott. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Twiss and Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Daggett began a two day trip to Columbus.
Miss Ruth Tippett of Charleston hosts Miss Ena Nelson. Judge Rufus Carpenter heads to Columbus for the state convention. E R Walker and wife depart for a Columbus visit. Mrs Arthur Wolfe visits Beebe. Mrs Harvey Porter returns from Lancaster with her husband C H Thompson who has a new mine post in Dunglen. Clara Bowser from Columbus visits Ida Bowser to see Princess Bonnie. Bessie Dyson returns from Amesville with Lucy Fleming. Mabel Murphy of Albany visits East State street. Duck hunters Arthur Wolfe, DeMolet, Kircher, Baker and James head to Lakeside staying with Athens Outing club. Notables at the state Republican convention include Worstell, Ablen, Murphy, Bush, Greig, Nelson, Zenner, Wickham, Moore, McVay, Wood, Haning. Dent at Ohio State Univ in Columbus visits Nelsonville. Hubert Lappen of Logan visits. C H Sisson and son Harry go to the capitol city for Sunday with friends. D E B Harsh of Logan visits Friday. Baby of Dr and Mrs Stanley Jones ill and feared to lose eyesight. Milton Cubison of Telephone Lock & Seal ill at Dew hotel. Helen Monahan returns from Logan after a visit with Ambrose cousins. Joseph Lugar of Eaton, Lugar Brothers’ Six ty Car Circus, in Nelsonville on business. show slated for July. Mrs Bert Stedem of Logan visits Mrs John Monahan.
Numerous business visitors pass through Nelsonville and Athens including Mike Vought, Frank Brown, John Ohlinger, Vaughn Kelley, H Karg, O W Wright, E C Woodworth, J L Sanders, P C Morris, M Owen, M F Wallack, Dan Soliday, J Graham, A Magoon, Henry Ambrose, W C Dowd, C C Hartman, Bert Young, Don McGill, Ed Juniper, Dave Evang, John Cox, C L Hartsook, Mrs C L Stout, C L Billison, EB Campbell, George A Root, Mont Graham, Homer Kreig, Bill Matheny, Frank Cooley, H B Sparrow. notices urge subscribing to Daily Messenger. ad for Preventics cold cure offers $100.00 reward challenge.
Miss Lucy Fleming hosted a Swap Leap Year party at her parents home in Amesville Ohio on a Saturday night. Guests included many local youths with out of town attendees from Glouster Athens Federal Chester Hill and Zanesville. The event featured red and white decor Cupid motifs and music by Lovell and Beasley.
Rev. F. Starbird of East Raymond Maine praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best healer for his old army wound and stubborn sores, noting its success in his veterinary work. Price 25c at McKee's Drug Store.
A reflection notes that general dislike of sin may stem from murky definitions and unclear boundaries. The text suggests people reject sin because they lack precise knowledge of its nature and location.
George Wilson, a Black inmate, was electrocuted this morning at the state prison in Trenton New Jersey for the December murder and robbery of Frederick Romer.
Michael R. Gibbs 27 and Estella Davis 21, both of Holster, obtain marriage licences. Este Hucgine 27, a woodworker, and Nelle Mack 19, both of Athens, also secure permits to wed.
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