Angel Ridge News Briefs Include Pneumonia and Local Sights
Infant Conrad Mulligan suffers a severe pneumonia attack with doubtful recovery. Peter Oxley remains at home after weeks indoors. Mrs. Charles Stone and Miss Emma Sloane shopped in Athens Monday. Charles Williams leases land near Shade for oil. Lewis Hawk visited Athens Monday. Residents attended G. W. Snyder’s property sale near Shade Thursday. Lucy Evans teaching at this parish visited her parents at Shade Saturday and Sunday. Guay Kelley has chicken pox. Fruit prospects look fine. cold spell keeps buds dormant. Mrs. A P Reader of Athens travels to Mulligan home for ill grandson Conrad. Isaac Frost visited his parents at Coolville Ridge. A runaway near Athens injures no one seriously after brief chase by Jno Bobo and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
H. F. Mulligan
Peter Oxley
Chas. Stone
Emma Sloane
Athens
Chas. Williams
Shade
Lewis Hawk
G. W. Snyder
Lucy Evans
Alfred Evans
Guay Kelley
A. P. Reader
Conrad Mulligan
Isaac Frost
Celvin Frost
Coolville Ridge
Messrs
Jno. Bobo
Peter Shields
W. Graham
H. F. Dillinger
Holy Kelley
Bobo
Local Notes on Visitors and Appointments
Mrs. Margaret Parker returns home near Logan after visiting daughter Mrs Griffin. Carson Fultz, born March 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Willie Fultz, visits in Pil s Summit West Virginia with his brothers. N E Buck of Creston West Virginia passes through en route to Garden to visit a seriously ill father. Carl Dunfee begins work at the night telegraph office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Parker
Griffin
Logan
Willie Fultz
Carson Fultz
Pil’s Summit
W. Va
N. E. Buck
Creston
Carl Dunfee
Local News Roundup From Nelgonville And Nearby
Mrs John Hanning returned from Columbus after visiting her sister Mrs Meda Johnson. Many locals hosted guests from Athens Columbus Cleveland and Cincinnati over the weekend. The Christian church closed a large meeting adding nearly 100 new members and regional visitors included Rev G W Barns from Wellston.
Drugget and Carpet Sale Extends Two Weeks
Local retailer announces two more weeks of drugget sales and offers ground floor prices on carpets mattings and linoleums. Also notes a 10 percent wall paper discount ends March 15 and invites customers to visit wall paper rooms while mentioning several residents and visitors in the community.
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Russia
J. D. Raw Co
Alfred Woode Injured By Fence Break and Ax
Anthony Woode had a serious accident last week when the fence broke and he fell on a double bitted ax, cutting the back of his head. Other local notices include residents visiting, employment changes, and a Wells County oil well drilling down rapidly.
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Anthony Woode
Myrtle
Datyon Kinkade
Snyders
Wilkesville
A. Bentz
Columbus
Elmer Stout
Athens
Virgil Swartz
New Straitsville
John Harper
E. K. Stout
Frank Guthrie
John Stout
Nancy Haning
Middleport
Fairview Notes Local Happenings and Death in Area
L Goldsberry moved to Grant Sewell's farm for the summer. Chas Coen went to Hulls Friday for his brother Eli jah Coen's death. Eli jah had been in declining health. funeral at Asbury Sunday. Harry Howard sick last week but improving. Attendees from the vicinity at G W Snyder sale near Jerseyville Friday. Howard Landaker of Snowville visiting J P Mohler's several days. E E Catris poorly but convalescent.
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E. E. Catris
Vanderhoof Local Notes and Family Visits
E Chase and wife spent Sunday with Curt Griffin's family near Alfred. Leslie Stout and wife of Coolville visited W C Stout and wife. Wm M Jeffers improving after illness, Mrs Jeffers still in poor health. Rosa Swartz visited parents near Lottridge. Alma Newman hosted Hannah McCall Josie Chase and Mabel Chase. Luella Clark helps grandmother Mrs M Noyes with house work. School closed Friday for a month. Rev Seaman preached at the U B church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Jeffers
W. B. Jeffers
Rosa Swartz
Lottridge
Alma Newman
Hannah McCall
Josie Chase
Mabel Chase
Luella Clark
M. Noyes
Rev. Seaman
U. B
Local Social Notes Bring Visitors and Family Time
Mrs Rich Imes of Marshfield spent Monday with her mother Mrs Daniel Baird. Mr and Mrs Chas Rhodes of Zaleski visited Albert Pennel and wife. Mrs Horton Sanders and Mrs Williams shopped in Athens. W W Cummins called at J W Saddlers. Mr and Mrs J R Lastro entertained Mr and Mrs A H Westenhaver at dinner. Little Hagel Baird visited Marshfield. Miss Emma Thorp of Athens visited Capitolia Sanders. Mrs John Sullivan returned from Columbus hospital and is better. Harley Woolett of Athens visited relatives here. Mrs S A Haines was an Athens visitor.
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Chas. Rhodes
Zaleski
Albert Pennel
Horton Sanders
Williams
Athens
W. W. Cummins
J. W. Saddlers
J. R. Lastro
A H. Westenhaver
Little Hagel Baird
Marshfield
Emma Thorp
Capitolia Sanders
John Sullivan
Columbus
Harley Woolett
A. Haines
Local Guests Report Visits Across Counties
CUYSVILLE residents hosted visitors over the weekend with Grace Curtis of Athens and Wendell Shott of Lottridge staying with their families. Mrs Lumav called on friends in Athens and Mrs E Drose visited with her daughter Mrs Charles Hill of South Canaan last week.
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J. B. Smith
Grace Curtis
Athens
Wendell Shott
Lottridge
William Shott
Chas.lumav
E. Drose
Charles Hill
South Canaan
Peruna cited by judges and actors in grip recovery notes
Endorsements recount grip cures and catarrh relief attributed to Peruna. Judge Horatio J. Goss of Hartwell Georgia and actress Jean Cowgill of Troy New York credit Peruna with rapid improvement after severe grip and resultant throat and head catarrh. Other testimonials from Alice Bielke of Menasha Wisconsin describe restoration of health and strength following la grippe.
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H. J. Goss
Jean Cowgill
Griswold Opera House
Troy
N. Y
The
Aubrey Stock Co
Alice Bielke
Protracted meeting set for M E church
Nine accessions and eleven conversions reported at a church gathering. Ethyl Vore visited Athens friends Sunday while Mr Hunter and Chas Inman hosted guests from out of town. Elijah Coen funeral attended by Mr and Mrs J A Buck at Asbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethyl Vore
Athens
Mr. Hunter
Chas Inman
John Poston
M. E
Samantha Bean
J. A. Buck
Elijah Coen
Asbury
Rates for Students
Tickets will be sold on the day preceding closing day and the day after on presentation of standard certificates countersigned by F. Donald, commissioner, and signed by school principals proving student status and school dates. Tickets good returning until school opens as shown on certificates.
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of Central Passenger Association
F. ©. Donald
Peruna Promotes Harmless Long Term Use Says Ad
An advertisement touts Peruna as non narcotic and harmless claiming it can be used indefinitely without creating a drug habit and that it cures rather than merely offering temporary relief. It emphasizes long term safe use and permanent results.
Grip and Peruna Endorsements From Suffering Public
A dramatic appeal outlines la grippe and calls Peruna a cure with testimonials. Notable names include Hon. James R. Guill of Omaha and S. S. Lincoln of Washington, D. C., plus Alice M. Dressler of Minneapolis and Seán Dressler, with addresses cited. Dr. S. B. Hartman of Columbus, Ohio, noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Guill
Omaha
Neb
Peruna
J. R. Guill
Alice M. Dressler
N. Bryant Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
8. B. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, Ohio
Insurance losses listed by O. B. Murphey & Son in Athens area
O. B. Murphey & Son Insurance Agents report a year of losses across Athens and Meigs counties. Doors, barns, dwellings, granaries, and livestock including cows, sheep, and bulls are noted as damaged or killed by fire or lightning. agency emphasizes trust and longevity since 1870 with offices in Athens and AlNee.
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O. B. Murphey & Son
Athens
Meigs
Jardin
R. Burson
Jos
L. B. Harmon
F. ©. Robinson
J. A. Lefever
G. W. Kotzebu
Peter
Wm. Anthony
A. W. Vale
Anne Harmon
A. J. Carpenter
H. R. Gillology
N. G. Cheadlesteer
Tno. Stout
O. W. Bowman
Granary
J. B. Halsey
S P. King
G. J. Chase
E. ©. Curtis
A.A. Kinnen
Grant Bolin
C. Edmundson
E. J. Lee
Noah Tedrow
J. Baker
Eri. H. James
G. B. Lash
G. W. Reynolds
Dada
al. Nee
Bee what owners of Stoddard's lectures think of them elsewhere
The fragment suggests a discussion among Stoddard's lecture owners about opinions or reception elsewhere. It hints at a travel or cross-location evaluation of lectures and audience response. Further context is needed to identify people, places, or a clear event.
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Stoddard
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OUT OF Town News
Angel Ridge
Nelgonville
John Hanning
Meda Johnson
Henry McCullough
Robert Studor
John Clifford
A. H. Carnes
James
Walter
DeMailler
Cleveland
Carl Bates
Wesley Bates
Walker
Buchtel
Homer Warehime
Little Son
Glen Ebon
John Hartman
Floodwood
Oliver Jewett
Ida Jewett
Charles Craig
Lewis Eberle
Harry Sullivan
G. V. Shaffer
Chat Martin
Mary Wilds
A. G. Cotton
Eva
Daugher
D. H. Mergler
Wm. Stratton
Lea
Nellie Stratton
Richard Barnecat
Edson Cooley
Alfred
Fairview
E. Chase
Curt Griffin
Fred
Leslie Stout
Coolville
W. C. Stout
J.D. Raw CO
Luhrig
Rich Imes of
Daniel Baird
Cuysville
Horatio J. Goss
Hartwell, Ga
WVLO
Young Women’s Society of the Lutheran Church
Menasha, Wis
World of Medicine
Goodyear West Rock Oak
W. H. Brown Shoe CO
Abraham Lincoln
Silas
Lincoln
L Street
N. W
Washington, D
Sean
la Grippe
Home Furnishing CO
Ohio
B. Murphey & Son
Opera House
5Th Avenue Theatre
Russ Whytal
Virginia
R. E. Irwin
Miss Tyrell
Mr. Judels
Jane
Stewart, Nelsonville
Glouster
Guysville
Athens Glouster
Board of Examiners
M. M. Bryson
Hacking Valley
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