Sugar Creek table boss fills in for mine 210
Fred Frost was called to Sugar Creek the last of the week to act as a table boss for mine 210 for a short time in place of Clarence Petty who is home on vacation. Mrs Maud Phipps, in Cincinnati, visits her mother Mrs Lucy Crippen. Miss Ora Townsend of Guysville visits cousin Miss lala Townsend. Several local youths attend revival services at Stewart Sunday. Mrs Rosy Campbell of Cutler visits Mrs Amy Frost. Mahlon Hays of Guysville spends Sunday with his mother Mrs Lucinda Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Frost
Sugar Creek
Clarence Petty
Maud Phipps
Cincinnati
Lucy Crippen
Ora Townsend
Guysville
Lala Townsend
Stewart
Rosy Campbell
Cutler
Amy Frost
Mahlon Hays
Lucinda Hays
Canaanville Notes Include Visits and Local Movements
Mr and Mrs Robert Moore and Master Guy visited Stewart for the weekend. Frances Webster stayed with her sister Mrs Charles Bethel in Athens. L Graham attended the funeral of Mr Poston at South Canaan Friday. Edward Carpenter was a Columbus visitor last week. Russell of Greenfield plans to move his family to the area and occupy a new house on James Linscott farm. Lenore Baird and Rose Sheldon visited Athens and stayed with friends and relatives. Revival meetings were attended at Stewart. Bernice Dorr spent Sunday with Rosa South near Strouds Run. F J Hill and son Allen visited Athens Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moore
Master Guy
Stewart
Frances Webster
Charles Bethel
Athens
Rose Sheldon
Dana Webster
Bernice Dorr
Rosa South
Stroud’s Run
F. J. Hill
Son Allen
Local notes from Amesville and vicinity
Lewis Wilcox sold his meat market interests to G E Clark and moved to Caouster to work for J B Stocklein. Several residents visit sick father Charles Cray in Pataskala. The Federal Valley Christian church plans a March 11 baptism of about twenty new members near the church in Federal Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Wilcox
G. E. Clark
Caouster
J. B. Stocklein
R. C. Perry
Harrisville
Charles Perry
J. J. Beasley
Giles Brooks
L. B. Glazier
North Price
Columbus
Ariah Hoisington
Pataskala
Emmett Cray
Athens
Charles Cray
John Wilson
Coolville
Beasley House
Franklin Street
T. BE. Clark
New Matamoras
Federal Valley Christian Church
Federal Creek
S. R. Meeks
John Fleming
Belpre
William Johnson
Trimble
Johnson
Local Notes From Hebbardsville Community
Miss Mary Moore remains very ill with lung trouble. Three weeks of meetings ended at the M E church. Farm telephone poles are up for the new line. R M Patterson was on the sick list last week. Dent Allen returned from Columbia Virginia after visiting F Pruden and family. Jess Allen visited then returned to Athens where she clerks for D Zenner. Pruden moves his family into part of A L Carsey’s house. R B Dent and wife of Millfield visited A E B Dent and family. Pearl Carr moved onto the Campbell farm with his family. Mrs A C Stanley is poorly again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moore
M. E. Church
Farm Telephone Company
R. M. Patterson
Dent Allen
Columbia
F. Pruden
Jess Allen
Athens
D. Zenner
Dangers of Gasolene Stoves Warned in Ohio Report
An Ohio safety notice warns gasolene stoves can be deadly if misused. It cites 157 buildings burned, over 200 injuries, and 30 deaths last year, and lists cautions on filling, leaks, and keeping cans closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Peruna Promotes Cure Amid Grippe Era
A broad appeal extols Peruna as a remedy for la grippe or grip, with testimonials from Victor Patneande and T Barnecott praising recovery and renewed strength. The piece also notes stove safety guidance and a proposed state bill regulating gasoline appliance quality and mechanisms.
Local Notes From Chauncey And Surrounding Areas
Grant McDaniel of Chauncey is visiting relatives in the area. Mr and Mrs Thomas Dunfee of Torch were guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Dunfee Sunday. Mrs Blair, recently with her daughter Mrs Davis, returned to Frost Saturday. Miss Carrie Waterman visited Miss Edith Watson at Little Hocking Sunday. A box social at Torch drew many locals Saturday with all reporting a nice time. Mr Samuel Blackwell of Urichsville called on friends in the area Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant McDaniel
Chauncey
Thomas Dunfee
Torch
Edward Dunfee
Blair
Davis
Frost
Carrie Waterman
Edith Watson
Little Hocking
Samuel Blackwell
Urichsville
Local residents make visits and note illnesses
Charles Wright and wife with young Byron traveled to Glasgow for a few weeks to visit relatives. Mrs Alpha Sutton from Willow Creek stayed with daughter Mrs Guata Baker at the start of the week. Mrs Mary Vore left for Amesville to join her sister Mrs Jane Andrews. Miss Mary Clifford and brother Steve plan to leave for Hlinots later this week. The sick list shows improvement for all but Mrs Alice Hale who remains worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Sutton
Willow Creek
Guata Baker
Mary Vore
Jane Andrews
Amesville
Mary Clifford
Steve
Hlinots
Alice Hale
MUSH RUN Residents Attend Church and Visit
Fred Wyatt visited Athens on Saturday with Misses Ethel Dunfee and Vera Wyatt and Messrs Kenneth and Herman Wyatt who attended church in New England Sunday morning. Services were led by Mrs Charles Bowman. E M Woodin shipped about five hundred barrels of oil last week. A A Dodds of New England was a recent caller. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Grant Wall raven on February 23. Those listed sick include Eva Mc Daniel Master Robert Harrison and Edgar Grosvenor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wyatt
Athens
Ethel Dunfee
Vera Wyatt
Kenneth
Herman Wyatt
New England
Charles Bowman
E. M. Woodin
A. A. Dodds
Grant Wallraven
Eva Mc. Daniel
Robert Harrison
Edgar Grosvenor
Obituary of Samuel Poston of Athens County Ohio
Samuel Poston born June 7 1837 in Canaan township Athens county Ohio died February 21 at his Coolville Ridge home aged 68 years 8 months 21 days He married Elizabeth Ross November 15 1857 Their life in Athens county except two years in Meigs county He joined M EF church Clark's chapel 1888 later Bible Christians Graham's chapel He suffered Brights disease about eight years yet kept cheerful and faithful He leaves a wife two sons Elmer and Herbert three daughters Mrs Jessie Watkins Mrs Orange Butts Mrs William Anthony eight grandchildren and many friends Funeral at South Canaan March 2 conducted by Rev L M Baker Columbus They are missed and will meet again in heaven
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Poston
John
Isabelle Poston
Canaan Township
Athens County
Coolville Ridge
Elizabeth Ross
Carthage Township
Meigs County
M. EF. Church
Clark’s Chapel
Bible Christians
Graham's Chapel
Bright
Elmer
Herbert
Jessie Watkins
Orange Butts
William Anthony
South Canaan
L. M. Baker
Columbus
Father
Local bowling teams clash in high scoring Tuesday series
Two local teams played a three game series on Monarch alleys. The second series saw higher scores than the first with Barnes of the losing team posting the top score 198. Only two fouls were recorded.
Boy Held for Ransom Escapes Returns Home
Antonio Bozuffi son of an Italian banker was held for ransom and returned home claiming he escaped kidnappers who kept him in a room above a saloon on Fifty fifth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozuffi
Day
Fifty-fifth Street
Strawberry Plants Offer From Carson Bros Catalogue
Strawberry plants of Senator Dunlap Sample Clyde Haverland Ruby Texas Excelsior and fifteen other leading varieties featured. Price as low as good plants can be. Catalogue free. Carson Bros Middleport Ohio. February 22, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap
Sample
Clyde
Ruby
Texas
Excelsior
Carson Bros
Middleport
Ohio
De Witt’s Early Risers Promote Safe Relief
The best safeguard against headache, constipation and liver troubles is De Witt's Littl Early Risers. Keep a vial of these famous little pills in the house and take a dose at bed time when you feel that the stomach and bowels need cleansing. They don't wipe. Sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Cline
An Eye For an Aye
A Philadelphia Ledger item describes a congressman trying to catch the speaker's eye and being told to sit down as the speaker notes the need to act when required. The exchange highlights impatience in congressional proceedings with a witty echo of attention and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Some Men Are Born Great but Shrink in Gracious Ways
A witty London Tit-Bits note observes that people of high status may display humility or self doubt, contrasting outward greatness with inner restraint. The brief remark blends social humor with a tongue in cheek reflection on character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Emerson Quote About Truth Between Fellows
The line expresses a pledge of lasting honesty among colleagues, urging ongoing trust and candor as a moral principle. It encapsulates a value of steadfast sincerity in interpersonal relations and collaboration.
Doctor’s Headache Question Echoes in Dinner Talk
A reader remark from a fragment mentions a visitor asking a professor about his headache and the professor asking his wife Amelia if he suffers, captured in a brief dialogue caption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Peruna Tonic Promoted By Several La Grippe Survivors
Letters from Mrs Jennie W Gilmore Mrs Chas E Wells and Judge Horatio J Goss tout Peruna as a successful tonic after la grippe and systemic catarrh. A Jackson County teacher Mr Robt L Madison notes Peruna as essential at home and credits it with curing his wife nasal catarrh and throat inflammation. Special instructions address Hartman at the lab Sanitarium Columbus Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Wells
Delaware
Ohio
Horatio J. Goss
Hartwell, Ga
Robt
L. Madison
A. M
Cullowhee High School
Painter
Jackson County
Market Quotations From Various U.S. Cities
Prices listed for cattle sheep and hogs in Chicago East Buffalo Cleveland Pittsburg Cincinnati Boston New York and Toledo. Includes ranges for steers cows heifers bulls milkers and stags plus lambs calves and assorted grains and fats with per hundredweight and per bushel figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
East Buffalo
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Boston
Wwool
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Indiana
New York
Toledo
Telegraphers to Strike Over Wage Scale Stand
President Perham of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers warned that if the wage scale offered by Southern railway officials is not accepted by Friday, 1265 telegraphers and agents out of 1573 will walk out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Perham
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
United States
Canada
Southern Railway
Livery Stable Burns in Champaign Fire
A fire destroyed the boarding and livery stable owned by E. C. Mauppin in Champaign Illinois on March 7. Fifteen horses were killed including Phantom Bar ney Layton s trotting stallion. Insurance on the building expired just before the blaze. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
Ill
E. C. Mauppin
Barney Layton
Athens Gets New Ladies Furnishing Store
Miss Mayme DeLay of Jackson and Miss Ella King of Hamden have rented the former Athens Candy Kitchen and are arranging stock for a new ladies furnishing shop in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Mayme DeLay
Jackson
Ella King
Hamden
Probate Notices in Athens County Ohio
The following accounts are filed in the Probate Judge's office and suspended for publication and objections until March 10, 1906 at 10 o'clock a.m. in Athens. First and final accounts for Lucy McVay estate and other estates including William Palmer Sarah Harris Ashford Poston William Bake. Administrators and executors named: C. D. Hopkins John Palmer KK. C. Berry Evan J. Jones F. W. Jones A. W. Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Ohio
C. D. Hopkins
Lucy McVay
John Palmer
William Palmer
KK. C. Berry
Sarah Harris
Evan J. Jones
Ashford Poston
F. W. Jones
William Bake
A. W. Lynch
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OU OF Town News
Bethany
Canaanville
Hebbardsville
Peruna
Victor Patneande
Madison St
Topeka
Kas
Knights and Ladies of Security
Ben. George
P. G. Hibbard
Medical Profession
Ireland
Charles Wright
Byron
Glous
Monarch
Barnes
Earner
Lamar Oe
Houghnee ‘Freee
Mansfield
Eee
Fulton
Caldwell
Eddy
Vee
New York, N. Y
Antonio
Emerson
Polly
Mrs. Highmere
Dolly
Jennie W. Gilmore
White Oak
Ind
Ter
Indiana Reform School For Boys
Hlartman
Sanitarium
Ghis
Lake Michigan
Lake Shore
H. W. Duncanson & CO
Destern St
Hall
J. Cheney, & CO
Soldee
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