Local Social News and Obituary Notes from Nelsonville
In Nelsonville news, Bear and Marion Watson of Lancaster and Alert Morrow of New Lexington visited FS Tedrow. Mrs. L. T. Rhodes hosted in Athens, Clarence Sharp returned from Albany, Lizzie Junkerman and daughter Lelia visited from Lancaster, and several others spent Sunday with relatives. Miss Daisy Sharp of Zaleski visited Will Sharp family. May Robertson visited with Donnie and Emma Doc in Athens. Mrs. Anna Newman of Hachtel and Mrs. Dent Schaff of Springfield were guests. The Edmundsoms planned a Charleston move as Joseph Smith hosted W. A. Smith family and Lee Smith. Amariah Davis, 66, died after a long illness. funeral at West Washington Street with ministers Sparks Squier Keene and interment at Green Lawn. A boy born to James Topsail and a girl to Grant Eddleman last Thursday.
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Fo u'Bear
Marion Watson
Lancaster
Alerkt Morrow
New Lexington
FS. Tedrow
L. T. Rhodes
Athens
Als. Bethel
Clarence Sharp
Albany
Lizzie Junkerman
Lelia
Suunday
Anna Gilmore
Blanepron
Gallay
Daisy Sharp
Zaleski
Will
Sharp
Donnie
Emma
Doc
Athenas
May Robertson
Anna Newman
Hachtel
Lulu Lane
Dent Schaff
Springfield
Joseph Smith
W. A. Smith
Lee Smith
Floodwood
Jesse Rider
Cincinnati
Sirs
Thomas Edmundson
Charleston
W. Va
Edmundson
Amariah Davis
West Washington Street
Sparks
Squier
Keene
Green Lawn
James Topsail
Grant Eddleman
Amesville News Briefs and Church Revival Plans
Amesville reports visits by Rev and Mrs Garrett of Athens and Dr and Mrs Adair of Beverly. Miss Sayre of Huntington attends funeral of J. P. Dunbar. Meller of Hamden preaches at the Presbyterian church. Families Dunbar and Linscott attend funerals. Twenty four join Amesville M L E church. An oyster supper at Mr Beasley’s on March 6 funds a feast. An all day revival jubilee at Amesville Methodist Church is planned for March 9 with sunrise service and hourly programs.
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F. J. Beasley
Amesville
FRELAND NOTES TIDBITS OF LOCAL VISITS AND TRAVEL
C W Bingman from Athens stayed with parents from Friday to Monday. Miss Ioix Moore hosted a post event gathering. Miss Anne Noland of Rockland visited early in the week. Mrs Bingman and daughter Helen of Washington DC visited Alis Batchelder’s family. Hattie Baker left for Weed county to stay with grandmother. Sherama Self handles Coolville mail. Dell Chevalier drives during high water. Martin Flaherty resumed work after illness. J W Tippie A L Barrows and L B Johnson were in Little Hocking on business. Mr and Mrs Michael Flaherty will visit Louisville Kentucky this week to see relatives.
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C. W. Bingman
Athens
Ioix Moore
Anne Noland
Rockland
FL Bingman
Little Aughter
Helen of Washington
Alis
M. E. Batchelder
Hattie Baker
Weed County
Local Notes From Bethany and Glouster Communities
Mr Linton visited county peat Saturday for business. Leonaad Petey found his family in Glouster where he works in the mines. William Winters of Glouster bought the Scott Johnson farm and plans to move soon. A dairy of school closed in Piper district Saturday. Miss Flom Buck resumed teaching at Frostrowi school Monday. Fal Clark visited with his parents in Frost Sunday. Rev Cherrington spoke to a large M E church audience Sunday. M E Sunday school reorganized with E C Buck as superintendent Miss Gusie Smith as secretary and Mrs Wm Hart as treasurer. Amos Place bought the J Shirley property beside his farm.
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Linton
Leonaad Petey
Glouster
William Winters
Scott Johnson
Dora
Sehtool
Piper
Flom Buck
Frostrowi
Fal
Clark
J. E. Clark
Frost
Cherrington
M. E
E. C. Buck
Gusie Smith
Wm. Hart
Amos Place
J. Shirley
Local Social and Health Notes from Athens Region
Lizzie Mohler Shade spent the weekend with sister Mrs. O E Redding in Athens. W S Williams of the O U was at home over Sunday. A daughter was born to Edward Carr and wife on February 24. Protracted meeting at the MLEL church closed due to bad weather and will resume later. The Jerseyville circuit quarterly meeting will be held at Holliday next Saturday and Sunday. Dr C L Orr has been sick for several weeks. Dr Copeland remains in critical condition. Dr W N Alderman of Athens was called in for Copeland's illness. A C Cramer is sick with rheumatism.
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Lizzie Mohler
Athens
O. E. Redding
W. S. Williams
O. U
Edward Carr
Mlel Shurch
Jerseyville
Holliday
C. L. Orr
Zelda Cooley lines work progress connected to world
John Cooley does line work for Zelda telephone company and progress is reported as going well. Cooley is convalescing while Manuel Haning, previously gravely ill, shows some improvement. Worley Dixon made a business trip to Athens and roads remain muddy. Mrs Parker Riggs of Athens visits the A. A. Cooley family.
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John Cooley
Zelda Telephone Company
Are
Cooley
Manuel Haning
Worley Dixon
Athens
Parker Riggs
A. A. Cooley
Ned the Apprentice Tackles a Bright Shoeing Idea
A young apprentice Ned Slocum, guided by a stubborn smith, persuades his father’s boss to let him shoe the squire’s horse his own way. Five years later his rubber pad invention improves hoof comfort and shows a new solution to a classic shoeing riddle.
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Ned Slocum
Avery
The Art of Wanahine and New School Debates
A Chicago plan to establish a School of Domestic Arts and Sciences for Laundry girls is outlined by Miss Isabel Bulined, stating washing is not an art and comparing training to pie making. A letter praises GRAIN-O as a coffee substitute, signed by Dr. A C Jackson. Note reports show a drop in English railway earnings for H2 1901 by $1,860,500.
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Iaundry
Chicago
Iaundry School
Aliss
Isabel Bulined
Gosuen
Genessee Pure Food Co
LeRoy
A.C. Jackson
M.D
Whiskey Trust Records Dividend Payouts Strong
The whiskey trust paid out 1 541 468 dollars in dividends during last year, a higher total than the previous year. The figure underscores steady profits and shareholder returns amid ongoing market conditions.
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Whiskey Trust
Large Award for Loss of Feet in Street Car Case
A New York supreme court jury awards 20 000 to a man who lost both feet after being run over by two streetcars. The verdict is claimed to be the largest personal injury award in the state, even exceeding some death verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Vincent Mueseman
Txuridad
Eight by Ten Business Man Caption Spurs Puzzling Echo
The note asks what the phrase eight by ten business man implies about Mr Cusgiaus. It suggests the descriptor hints at his character being not entirely square and invites interpretation of the pun in the context of a local column.
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Tommy
Mr. Cusgiaus
Winter Homes in Summer Lands
An illustrated book issued by the Southern Railway is described as detailing the winter reserve of the South. It can be obtained by sending a two cent stamp to George H. Allen, A G P B A, St. Louis. French army portable bakeries will be mounted on automobiles to bake bread from grain.
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Taanens Ger
Southern Railway
George HK
Allen, A. G. PB. A
St. Louis
What Shall We Have for Desserts
A playful note suggests a quick no bake dessert called Rry Jeil-A prepared in two minutes with hot water. Fruit flavors lemon orange raspberry and strawberry are offered. The ad humorously mentions European princes and other figures in a whimsical tone.
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Europe
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