Personal Mentions Highlight Athens Area Social Moves
Mrs Susan Weidman returns from Wellston. G Cary and H B Danford of Trimble visit Athens. Multiple residents update on illness travel and visits to Columbus Marietta Huntington and Guysville. Notables include Judge Rufus Carpenter business trip to Columbus and Delaware and diverse social calls across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Cary
Danford
Trimble
Athens
Rufus Carpenter
Columbus
Delaware
Luhrig Visitor Shull Toured Ath ents on Wednesday
Shull of Luhrig was an Ath ens Visitor Wednesday, according to Friday showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Shull
Luhrig
Athens
Worstell and Cornwell Visit for Legal and Business Matters
J. G. Worstell traveled to Pomeroy on legal business while Charles Cornwell visited Chauncey on a business matter Wednesday.
Local Social Guests and Meetings in Nearby Towns
Miss Marie Young of Hamley visited Miss Sylvia Dowler over Sunday. Mrs A J Rodehaver spends the weekend with relatives at Beebe and Guynsville. Miss Lizzie M Hibbard was a business visitor in Columbus Wednesday for her store. Mr and Mrs Levi Kelley of Morris avenue host their daughter Mrs J W Hudson of Cincinnati. Miss Allie Ayres of Columbus guests of Mr and Mrs Carlos Harris. Ayres is Harris’s sister. Trenry Burkhold and A Coningham of the Gabric Coal company were Athens business visitors Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Young
Hamley
Sylvia Dowler
Lizzie M. Hibbard
Columbus
Levi Kelley
Morris Avenue
J. W. Hudson
Cincinnati
Allie Ayres
Carlos Harris
Miss Ayres
Mrs Harris
Trenry Burkhold
A. Coninghame
The
Gabric Coal Company
Athens
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Widely Praised
A longtime medical claim extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as uniquely effective for female troubles. It cites massive testimonial files from Lynn Mass and stories of recovery avoiding surgery, urging women to consider the remedy for restoring health and normal female function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Minneapolis
Minn
Lydia
Lydia EK
John G.moldan
Second St. North
Moody Leaves For Columbus Visit
Mrs. D. N. Moody traveled to Columbus at week start to visit her daughter Mrs Rh. Johnson for three weeks.
Return of Mrs. John Graham from five week visit
Mrs. John Graham returned to Columbus this morning after a five week visit with her brother S. F. Hooper and family. Miss Frances Jordan, who has spent five months with her brother O. G. Jordan and other relatives, left this morning for San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Graham
Columbus
S. F. Hooper
Frances Jordan
O. G. Jordan
San Francisco
Dr Kings New Life Pills Efficient for Health
Advertises Dr Kings New Life Pills as preventive remedy targeting stomach liver and bowels. Claims to prevent appendicitis by avoiding clogging and to cure constipation biliousness chills malaria headache and indigestion. Sold for 25e at McKees Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
McKees Drug Store
Funeral for James Plack in Athens Friday
Funeral service for James Plack, who died in a Brooklyn hospital, will be held Friday morning at 019 o'clock at the Hotel Athens conducted by Rev F M Swinehart. Athens war veterans asked to meet at the courthouse at 11 Friday to escort the remains to the Hocking Valley depot. The party travels on the noon train to Nelsonville for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Plack
Brooklyn
Athens
F. M. Swinehart
The Lurid Glow of Doom and a Child’s Cure
A Henrietta Pennsylvania mother reports her son H. M. Adams suffered eczema and lung damage after five years with failed remedies. She credits seven bottles of Electric Bitters for a complete cure, praising the tonic for eruptions and blood disorders. Sold for 50 cents at McKee’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Adams
Henrietta
Pat
McKee
Local notes on travel and visits from nearby towns
Will Bailey departed Monday with a cattle and horse laden car for Delaware to stay several weeks before returning to his Detroit area farm. Mr Smith of Crooksville was guest of Mission Roysgel for several days and left Tuesday. Mr and Mrs W R Barnhart planned weeks with relatives and left Tuesday for Le Sage West Virginia. Mrs Annie Durfee and brother Will Bailey visited Parkersburg on Friday. Floyd Morris of Newbury works as a nurse for Sterling Jackson who remains very ill. Mrs Ollie Morris plans several weeks with Mrs Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bailey
Delaware
Detroit
Mich
Smith
Crooksville
Mission Roysgel
W. R. Barnhart
Alser
le Sage
W. Va
Annie Durfee
Parkersburg
Floyd Morris
Newbury
Sterling Jackson
Ollie Morris
Jones
Hockingport notes at Plains farmers institute
Mr EB A Dutton reports a profitable session at the farmers institute in The Plains on Thursday. Carl Medley and Marie Jackson returned home from Mt Vernon last week. Orville Medley visited his aunt Addie Williams at Cincinnati Hill over Sunday. Mrs Hildere Mr Jackson and a Beachout boy are listed as sick. Miss Wertha Dunfee visited her aunt Mrs Osephena Barrows over Sunday. Lily Dunfee has returned home after visiting her sister Mrs David Hays. Clarence Humphery a Parkersburg college student helps uncle John Johnson in the store. Julian Parkes Adams is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. A. Dutton
Farmers’ Institute
the Plains
Carl Medley
Marie Jackson
Mt. Vernon
Orville Medley
Addie Williams
Cincinnati Hill
Hildere
Jackson
Wertha Dunfee
Osephena Barrows
Lily Dunfee
David Hays
Thens
Larence Humphery
Parkersburg College
John Johnson
Julian Parkes Adams
Mamderton Cohider Sage Cigars in Proper Condition
A brief note references Mamderton-Cohider and sage advice on keeping cigars in proper condition to please every smoker, underscoring care and quality in tobacco handling.
Local social notes from Columbus Athens and nearby towns
Mr. Al Lieyd was in Columbus on business last Monday. Gibbs and Frank Rothers visited relatives in Athens last Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Millie Parley visited Mrs. B. Bowman last week. Solomon Townsend was in Lancaster on business last week and returned home Saturday. Mrs. Rutherford attended the funeral of Marie Windy Martin’s daughter in Vale’s Mill last Monday. Judson Townsend visited his brother W. D. Townsend on Sunday. Grange met at Harmony Hall last Saturday and conferred the first decree on six pew members. Mrs. Rodgers of Union Ridge visited her parents last Friday. Mrs. Wegley Gregory of Pomfrock visited her parents. J. T. Datley was in Athens on business last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Lieyd
Columbus
BK. Gibbs
Frank Rothers
Athens
Millie Parley
B. 8. Bowman
Solomon Townsend
Lancaster
Er. W. Rutherford
Som
Marie
Windy Martin
Vale’s Mill
Judson Townsend
Vinton County
W. D. Townsend
Harmony Hall
FH. Rodgers
Union Ridge
Wegley Gregory
Pomfrock
M. Connor
J.T. Datley
Henderson-Chider Drug Ad Promises Prompt Service
We fill prescriptions precisely as directed by the doctor and deliver them promptly. We supply all sick room needs and offer prices that are reasonable. Let us be your druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Chider
Flood damages hit Amesville with bridge losses and train delays
In Amesville Ohio March 2 the recent flood caused extensive damage to homes and shops below the village. The Hines trestle was destroyed and Curtis Junction bridge damaged delaying trains for 24 hours until transfers at Hines and repairs were completed. The company managers were praised for rapid restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Hines
Curtis Junction
Lawyers Prompt for Barbert Dyson Trial Delays Lead to Jury Ruling
Attorneys Worstell and Price of Athens were ready to proceed at 4 Oclock Thursday for the Barbert Dyson trial. The jury awarded the plaintiff 28 dollars after a hard fought trial, with notice of appeal entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worstell and Price
Athens
Landbuyers Head to Texas Panhandle for Purchase
A party including Fred Leckler Sam Warren Sr Mr and Mrs Jesse Watkins H C Jordan and Mr and Mrs Bart Rawling of Rutland left this morning to tour the Texas Panhandle country with plans to buy land. They are joined by D A R McKintery of the firm McKinstry Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Fred Leckler
Sam Warren Sr
Jesse Watkins
H. C. Jordan
Bart Rawling
Rutland
Texas Panhandle
D. A. R. McKintery
Firm
mcKinstry & Parker
Bethany Notes on Local Social Visits and Illness
Mr and Mrs Ed Lonas of Athens spent last week here due to Mr Lonas illness. Miss Mina Johnson Petty returned from Athens after visiting relatives. Mrs Well Davis and two daughters of Canaanville visited her parents. Oma Burke, in Athens, spends days with her father J J Burke. Mrs Mary Louas, visiting her daughter in Athens, returned home. Charlie Grubb visited in Athens with his brother Larmon Grubb. Mina Johnson is improving. Ida Grubb returned to Athens for work. Golda Barnes went to West Virginia to stay with her cousin Mrs Otto Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lonas
Athens
J. J. Burke
Mary Louas
Eithel Beasley
Charlies Grubb
Larmon Grubb
Misa Mina Johnson
Ida Grubb
Athena
Golda Uarnes
West Virginia
Otto Barnes
Died Near Guysville Former Athens Resident Frank Coleman
Frank M. Coleman, 66, of the area near Guysville, died Monday afternoon from Pright's disease. Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday at 11 30 A M at New England Church conducted by Rev. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
Frank M. Coleman
Athens
Pright
New England
Taylor
Miners of Lubrrig announce election vote results
Vote tallies from Lubrrig Ohio show John Moore and Joseph Richards leading for president and secretary with sizeable supports from surrounding towns. Elmer Stevenson of Athens tops the vice presidential race. counts include Rend. vile 11 percent and Circle Will 23 percent among others as the 536 miners weigh their choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Stevenson
Athens
Lubrrig
John Moore
Joseph Richards
Moore
Thomas Winning
Luhrig
Rend
Rend.vile
Thomas Oliver
Circle Will
Joseph Myrans
Orbiston
Hiram Laning
Platehford
Fred Schwalbach
Giouster
John Shepard
Buchtel
N. W. Wallace
Hollister
Thomas McCallister
Carbon Hill
Robert Vinson
Shawnee
Frank Newman
Circle Till
Chester Sturgill
Carbondale
KB. UW. Gallagher
Jacksonville
Glouster
P. C. Dwyer
Fresvenor
B. P. Stureill
Sam Dunnett
William, Simon
Modoc
M. Zarle Iouster
Ed Spears
Chauvet Thomas Sweazy
Oe Hill
Art Riley
J. @. Beerman
Jay City
Robinett Nett
Common Kidney Pills Endorsement Case
A testimonial from G. W. Hawk of Pomeroy Ohio praises Doan's Kidney Pills for curing kidney trouble back pain and morning lameness after trying plasters and liniments. He claims two years of relief with continued recommendations. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents for Doan's Kidney Pills priced 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
G. W. Hawk
R. F
No. 1
Pomeroy
Ohio
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Reception and Banquet for Seniors by Juniors
In the K of P hall a grand reception and banquet for the seniors was held with elaborate decorations. A sky blue and gold canopy hung from the ceiling and lavender and gold drapery complemented high school pennants. About seventy five members and teachers including Prof. and Mrs. Grady attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Hall
Grady
Mrs Anna Newman Guest of Lath e and Noan Lane Grady
Mrs Anna Newman of Buchtel was the guest of Misses Lathe and Noan Lane Grady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Newman
Buchtel
Lathe
Noan Lane
Grady
Kinberly Sunday Visit By Dr and Mia Mekett Family
Dr. and Mia Mekett and their son Karry spent Sunday with guests in Kinberly attending social visits and enjoying time with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
J. J. Mekett
Son Karry
Kinberly
Merediiam Howe Returns Home From Ill Father’s Side
Merediiam Howe was summoned to Lowan due to her father’s serious illness and returned to her home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merediiam Howe
Lowan
Mrs. Ed Vorhes Heads to Albany for Visit
Mrs. Ed Vorhes left Tuesday morning for a short visit with relatives in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Vorhes
Albany
Student Hubert Lancaster Guest of Lancaster Parents
Mr. Hubert Lancaster, a student of O. U., visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Lancaster on Sanday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Lancaster
O. U
William Lancaster
Sanday
Zaleski Guest Mrs Cunningham Visits Ata
Mrs. Cora Cunningham of Zaleski, as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Old Ten, spent Tuesday in Ata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Cunningham
Zaleski
Mra. Onld
Tuesaday
Ata
Fred Marsh Visits Friends in This City
Mr. Fred Marsh, a student of O. 8. U., was calling on friends in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Marsh
Lincoln Murphy Calls on Friends in Athens
Mra, Lincoln Murphy was calling on friends in Athens Tuesday. The brief note places Murphy in the city during the early week period, with no further details on events or affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Lincoln Murphy
Athens
Miss Gusta Winings and Miss Lucile Stanley Visit Washington
Miss Gusta Winings and Miss Lucile Stanley departed Tuesday for Washington to visit friends for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Kern
Columbus
Gusta Winings
Lucile Stanley
Washington
Mrs Ida Soper Recovers After Severe Lung Trouble
In Big Pond, Pa, Mrs Ida Soper recalls a near death from lung disease. After years of suffering and failed remedies, Dr King’s New Discovery gave quick relief and a permanent cure, with twelve years of freedom from distress noted. Trial bottle free, second bottle one dollar, guaranteed by McKee’s Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Pond
Ida Soper
McKee
Athens man fined for petit larceny of wrench
Robert Smith of Athens faced a petit larceny charge after allegedly stealing a wrench from the Hocking Valley depot. He was arrested by Officer C N Preeman, pleaded guilty, and paid a $5 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Smith
Athens
C. N. Preeman
Hocking Valley Railroad
Hocking Valley
Smith
State aid road survey held up by flooding and cost
Surveyor Hibbard reports the Sugar Creek to infirmary route floods with ten feet of water at high water. Hillside grading and slips push the project beyond local feasibility. Engineer Lersch will arrange data and seek state highway input, possibly involving James C. Wonder to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Sursesu
S. TL
Wibbard
State Highway Department
Lersch
Hibbard
Lerech
Columbus
Sugar Creek
Ohio University Debating Union to Debate Miami in Dual Meet
After early preliminaries the Ohio University Debating Union selects intercollegiate debaters for spring to argue the initiative and referendum method in Ohio. The dual meet will be with Miami University at Oxford with Cramer Hildebrand Douglas on the negative and Hu hrn Long Alder man on the affirmative. Six locals will travel Friday to Delaware to hear Ohio Wesleyan and Western Reserve teams discuss the same issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Debating Union
Dean Chubbs
Ohio
Miami University
Oxford
Mesars
P. EF. Cramer
F. H. Hildebrand
Malcolm Douglas
Athens
Mesers
William Hiuhn
J. A. Long
W. E B. Alderman
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Western Bearve
Oil lease interest in Athens County reported
Vyndtare the LW and leasing partners J. W. Bryan and Charles Needham of Gallipolis were in Athens on Monday arranging land leases for oil development. They plan to remain several days and show interest in the Bunker Hill company which recently struck a large well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
J. W. Bryan
Charles Needham
Gallipolis
Athens
Bunker Hill Company
Emperor's Deer Shoot Talk via 40 Mile Berlin Wire
The German Emperor stayed with Archduke Franz Ferdinand at Beckaratan for deer shooting and used a special 40 mile telephone line in Berlin to speak daily with his entourage. The line was laid at great expense as ordinary wires failed to carry the voice clearly enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Ferdinand of
Beckaratan
Berlin
Jeweler J R Kyle Relocates to Cedarville for Own Business
In Business for Himself, Mr J R Kyle who for three years served as jeweler for D C Cornwell & Co leaves today with his family for Cedarville Ohio. He has purchased stock of goods and will operate a jewelry business in the thriving village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Kyle
D.C. Cornwell & Co
Cedarville, O
Kyle
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Susan Weidman
Wellston
Daniel Sams
Finess
Merc
R. C. Fulton
W. N. Alderman
Will Phillips
T. O. Hallen
Marietta
Car Carter
Fannie Mulligan
Nelsonville
Edith
Blanche Porfitt
J. K. Jolley
Huntington, Va
George McKinstry
Frank C. Rochester
D. N. Moore
College Street
Kate Hoisington
J. J. Henry
Athens Rf. D
W. C. Light
Ray Richey
Walter Matheny
Richey
Court Street
R. L. O'Neil
Huntington
O'Neil
Crider
Col. J. C. Brannan
Niks
William Elder
J. R. Elder
Hiomer Elder
Thomas Roush
Homer Roush
Pomeroy Independent
Theodore Fleming
Herbert H Howard
Kissimee
Daniel Pieming
Louden
Cox
H. G. Williams
R Biddle
Dunglen
D. A. Thomas
Lon, ER. A. Tinker
Chillicothe
David Putnam
Fiamhier
R. 8. Devol
Nelle Pickering
Zanesville
C. F. Bieber
J. R. Sands
Dun Flen
Morris-Peston Mining Company
May ‘Putnam Harris
Edgar Ingramm
John Hasler
Mansfield
John P. Coe
Mr. Coe
Elizabeth Kern
J. C. Brannan
Joshua Sands
McArthur
Sunnyside
C. B. Sloane
Jessie Sloane Boden
Duluth
Thesday
L. Martzvelff
Samantha
Highland County
Lyvo
Bh. Tl. Lamborn
C. Millikan
F. C. Berry
Washington, D. C
Taft
M. J. Woodworth
Millfield
H. D. Henry
T. Daily
Orville
Pima Pingham
Robert I. Ttingham
Homer Higley
W. K. Scott
Miss Grace Scott
J. G. Worstell
Charles Cornwell
Chauncey Wednesday
A. J. Rodehaver
Beebe
Guynsville
Cardy
Rose Schubarth
Monument
Colo
Cardus
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hockingport
Mamderton—Cohider, Sage
Columbia
Harbert-Dyron
Bethany
Luarig
Mianne
Ohio University
Vyndtare
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